media presence. this bulletin tells us isis isn t giving up efforts. pretty scary. president obama in an effort to ease tension over ferguson will sit down with civil rights lied rs today. the topic, how can the law enforcement and community build trusz? it s a question with no answer. five st. louis rams players ran on the field with their hands up. the st. louis police association wants the nfl to discipline those players. we have team coverage for you the this morning. let s start with ed live in ferguson. good morning ed. reporter: good morning carol. well i think many city officials and people vofinvolved here hop the worst is behind them. it was another quiet night. after six years on the ferguson police force, darren wilson turned in his badge over the weekend. the city of ferguson will not
killing of the unarmed teenager michael brown. five st. louis rams football players put their hands up as they ran onto the field drawing criticism from the st. louis police association. one player said that they were showing respect to the protests. the nfl says that they will not be disciplined. you re taking a look, by the way, at union square in new york city. take a look at these. these are live pictures. jason carroll is on the scene for us. what is going on, jason, not only in new york but nationwide students, employees, they want to go out on this walkout right now to protest this situation in ferguson. reporter: that s correct, wolf. what they are doing is it a walkout to mark the time that michael brown was shot at 12:01 central time, 1:01 eastern time.
upwalkout. they are decrying police violence. it s been one week since that grand jury in ferguson, missouri chose not to indict police officer darren wilson for the shooting death of unarmed 18-year-old michael brown. and right now 2:00 eastern as i m looking at the clock we know president obama is scheduled to meet with young civil rights leaders and that s not it for the president today. we know later this hour he ll gather with community and faith leaders and law enforcement. we have reporters on the ground throughout those different walk outs and we ll bring them to you live. these protests not just on the streets. they were on the field sunday night as in the football field. and today the nfl says the players involved will not be disciplined. were you watching this? five st. louis rams players placing their hands up at the start of the game against the raiders. this was a sign of solidarity with the people of ferguson,
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