is this. ripped from their lives, 24- year-old josi luis marin and never made it home on christmas. he will not be here ever again. reporter: grieving younger sister tells kron 4 that he provided for the whole family, working late at a warehouse to help his siblings and single mom make ends meet. a nice guy. he did not deserve this. on christmas day. he was not mean or anything at all. reporter: family members cried and hugged at the spot that he lost his life at the corner of north 26 and east julian street. as the growing memorial of candles and flowers, a christmas present that he never got to open. remember every christmas. reporter: after leaving a friends house and walking to his car, according to his family, a group approached him, and then someone stabbed him and ran off. his body was found at 5:30 pm 5:30 am on christmas morning. they say that he was not a gang member but a good guy who left his family. what he is doing. a person is gone. reporter
i am terrible at fishing. but it worked for me this time even in the snow. yes, this little guy went right back in after kindly posing for this picture. i m very thankful for his visit to me this weekend. i am thankful to have had a few days off around the thanksgiving holiday. very thankful. if you got days off, i hope you are thankful, too. if you did get some days off and part of what you did was you dropped out of the news cycle, i should say there is one very big story that you might think ended before thanksgiving but it really didn t. it didn t end last week. it has rolled right through the long weekend into today and now looks like there is no telling when or if it s going to end any time soon. this is the st. louis galleria mall which is located in richmond heights, missouri. and this is what that mall looked like the day after thanksgiving. this past friday on the biggest shopping day of the year. on black friday, hundreds of protesters marched through that mall. ma
that there s one very big story that you might think ended before thanksgiving but it really didn t. it didn t end last week. it has rolled right through the long weekend into today. and it now looks like there is no telling when or if it s going to end any time soon. this is the st. louis galaria mall which is located in richmond heights, missouri. and this is what that mall looked like the day after thanksgiving. this passed friday. on the biggest shopping day of the year. on black friday, the day after thanksgiving, hundreds of protesters marched through that mall, made their way to the third floor of the building and then they laid down. they staged a die-in for 4 1/2 minutes. lying down on the ground refusing to speak for 4 1/2 minutes, symbolizing the 4 1/2 hours that michael brown s body layed in the street in ferguson missouri. demonstrators made their way through that malt. as they walked, some held their hands up. some people carried signs chanting and urging shoppe
we re tracking three major stories right now. a gunman fires more than 100 bullets at government buildings in austin, texas. and sends police scrambling to learn if he also planted explosives. new details on a frightening one-man rampage. and they re calling it brown friday. demonstrators blocking businesses, marching through shopping malls in protest tied to the shooting death of michael brown. and in ferguson itself, the battle-scarred main business street reopens briefly before nighttime curfew kicks in as the city braces for its first weekend since the rioting. and the reverend bernice king, the daughter of martin luther king jr. is standing by along with our correspondents, our analysts and newsmakers. we begin in ferguson, where residents and business owners today were allowed back on the street which saw so much rage and violence this week. allowed back for a while, that is. cnn s stephanie elam is there. tell us what it s been like. reporter: brianna, just this afte
distance away who are calling on president trump to take a strong action on russia in response to the meddling in the 2016 race. standing by at the scene of the demonstrations. mike, tell us more about the purpose of the rally for pro-trumpers, if you will, and what you ve seen so far. reporter: right. well, richard, the first thing you have to know about this rally here, this is the hardest the ha the hard core supporters. as i asked them if their support was wavering for president trump has it has for a lot of prominent conservative pundit it s around the country. after the caving as some phrase it on daca and the administration, not on the least. the interpretation from these supporters of president trump, again, these are stout supporters of the president. is that he s a master negotiator. this is the art of the deal and everybody that opposes him it a rya rhino. there s a lot of red meat thrown from the stage. a lot of the rhetoric is familiar, build a wall, drain the