this process is broken. the process should be indicted. he should be indicted because of the continuous systematic results that is yielded by this process. that was ben kucrump, wuvent attorneys for michael brown s family in st. louis, reacting to the grand jury s decision not to indict officer darren wilson in the shooting of michael brown. i m joy reid. we re following breaking results out of ferguson. this is the scene there now where you can still see smoke billowing from the charred remains of a public storage unit. near the police headquarters. the street is lined with charred
remains of buildings after a night of anger and unrest. two police cars were set on fire. police officers fired smoke bombs and then tear gas. a dozen businesses were damaged, destroyed or looted. a total of 82 arrests were made overnight. 61 of them in ferguson. many for burglary or trespassing. what i ve seen tonight is probably much worse than any night we had in august. i said several months ago
. we re going to get right to the breaking news that is unfolding in the manhunt for the french brothers suspected of carrying out the paris terror attack. at this very moment a massive operation is under way near is under way near paris, a town outside of paris to capture said and cherif kouachi who are surrounded by police inside a printing shop. this is happening in a small town dammartin-en-goele. a mole industrial town near charles de gaulle airport and 25 miles east of paris. shots were fired after the men stole a car. reports of one hostage. nbc confirming hostage negotiators are in talks with the brothers. the deputy mayor said the men told the negotiators quote, we want to die as martyrs. police have blocked off all entrances to the town which has 8,000 residents. one resident said they are every where, the place is jumping, they blocked the whole zones
off. we have helicopters overhead. the police presence sim oppressive. two-runways at charles de gaulle airport are closed
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attacks. all airport operations have been suspended. the interjior minister has raisd the security to the highest level. and there s a posted on social showing smoke coming from that station. all public transportation in the city, including the buses, the trams, and the metro subway system, have been shut down. the euro star train line is also closed there. the european union is asking their personnel to stay home or inside buildings. the u.s. embassy in brussels ordered staff to shelter in place and avoid public transport. the nypd tells nbc news that they re in the process right now of ramping up security for mass transit, the bridges and tunnels as well as city landmarks. this morning s explosions come days after paris attack suspect salah abdeslam was arrested in brussels. msnbc s ayman mohyeldin has been covering the story all night for us. i guess we have gotten to the
stage in europe where we re now expecting an attack at any moment. when it happens it still takes us as your
i am julie bandaras. this is the fox report. a teacher may have saved people s lives when she intervened in a teacher. the first year teacher confronted the shooter when he was trying to reload. four students have you wounded are in fighting for their life. three in critical. after jaylen fryberg opened fire. he started to shoot without warning and possibly targeting his own cousins. the 14 year old who was voted homecoming prince turned the handgun on himself and died of
a self inflicted wound. the soriano family asked they make a statement on their behalf. we appreciate your thoughts and prayers during the tragedy. our hearts go out to the other victims and their families. in the mean time police allow us our privacy as we deal with the tragedy. officials say extra staff is called in to help care for the injured students who are monitored around-the-clock. dom nick, what is the status on the injured victims in the intensive care unit. reporter: brutal injuries from a 40 ca