she said brown was facing wilson when brown took a shot to the forehead, two shots to the chest and a shot to the upper right arm. the wound to the top of brown's head would indicate he was falling forward or in a lunging position towards the shooter. the shot was instantly fatal. a sixth shot that hit the forearm and traveled from the back of the arm to the inner arm, which means brown's palms could not have been facing wilson as some witnesses have said, melinek said, that trajectory shows brown was probably not taking a standard surrender position with arms above the shoulder and palms out when he was hit, she said. but did she actually say that? joining me now is dr. judy melinek, forensic pathologist and author of "the new york times" best seller "working stiff." doctor, thank you very much for joining us tonight. i really appreciate it. when i read your quotes in the "st. louis post-dispatch," i was really shocked to see how far your statements and suppositions went beyond the actual facts as presented in the actual autopsy. and then i read the written statement that you gave --

brown had pulled in behind him with two other men. >> brown jumped out of the car, went to the passenger side, and simply opened fire on him and shot at him ten times. >> tevliin's murder was a just kill, unquote as payback for the united states involvement in the middle east. >> he has made statements saying that he was doing this as revenge for what's going on in iraq and syria and afghanistan. >> in our opinion, he is a murderer, and whether down the road the law enforcement comes to the conclusion that he is involved, it's something bigger, i figure the truth will come out. >> on august 4th, authorities announce the arrest of brown and two accomplices. 19-year-old jeremy villigren and eric-year-old eric williams for the murder of erof brendan tevl. they are being held here at the essex county jail in newark. brown's jail was set at $amillion, and the other two are being held at $1 million each. sdmrooits a complicated case, and they're still really working hard on it to find the whole truth to this. >> back with our panel. judge, these cases are actually quite easy to prosecute becau

she said brown was facing wilson when brown took a shot to the forehead, two shots to the chest and a shot to the upper right arm. the wound to the top of brown's head would indicate he was falling forward or in a lunging position towards the shooter. the shot was instantly fatal. a sixth shot that hit the forearm and traveled from the back of the arm to the inner arm, which means brown's palms could not have been facing wilson as some witnesses have said she said trajectory says he was probably not taking a standard surrender position when he was hit, she said. but did she actually say that? joining me now is dr. judy melnyck, author of "the new york times" best seller "working stiff." i was really shocked to see how far your statements and suppositions went beyond the actual facts as presented in the original autopsy. and then i read the written statement that you gave, you also gave to the st. louis post dispatch, which i agree with completely, every word, not one word of which was actually used by the newspaper. and i just want to guf you one example. if your written statement, yo

he claims brown was shot while running away. listen. >> his weapon was already drawn when he got out of the car. he shot again, and as my friend felt that shot he turned around and put his hands in the air and he started to get down, but the officer still approached with his weapon drawn and he fired couple more shots. >> ahh, but the official autopsy shows that brown was not running away when he was shot. he was facing the officer. the autopsy does not answer the key question of whether brown was charging or standing still when he was killed. megyn. >> trace, thank you. joining me now with more on this new bombshell report, mark furhman, former l.a. police homicide detective and fox contributor and benjamin crumb. we begin with mr. crumb. your reaction to this, sir, that they are now concluding that michael brown did not have his hands up as the eyewitnesses, some of them, suggested. >> well, i don't know if that's the conclusion they've drawn at all, megyn. i think this leaked information has suggested they don't know. but you

. >> oh, sorry i think it's important to say this proposal or willie brown element was discussed he it he committee he meeting and the racial for churgz what those schools they did american people analysis where do the 941124 students go to school and propose that election of schools i have to say i'm compelled to agree with chinese the feeders it's problematic we've been encouraging that community to embrace their feeder it seems like we're undermining our own policy i'll be in favor of removing mira loma from the list but by colleagues understand the rational in choosing them we need the critical mass at the school it's a brand new school i feel the district needs to come up with the best possible plan and i think one way to address some of the concern is to really make sure that the public families understand what those enrollment tiebreakers need but the school opening we're under a time structure it maybe okay to extend it for several months we don't have the liberation. >> commissioner moore. >> i just want to argue against it's one thing to remove all the second tier i'm going t

brown had pulled in behind him with two other men. >> brown jumped out of the car, went to the passenger side, and simply opened fire on him and shot at him ten times. >> tevliin's murder was a just kill, unquote as payback for the united states involvement in the middle east. >> he has made statements saying that he was doing this as revenge for what's going on in iraq and syria and afghanistan. >> in our opinion, he is a murderer, and whether down the road the law enforcement comes to the conclusion that he is involved, it's something bigger, i figure the truth will come out. >> on august 4th, authorities announce the arrest of brown and two accomplices. 19-year-old jeremy villigren and eric-year-old eric williams for the murder of erof brendan tevl. they are being held here at the essex county jail in newark. brown's jail was set at $amillion, and the other two are being held at $1 million each. sdmrooits a complicated case, and they're still really working hard on it to find the whole truth to this. >> back with our panel. judge, these cases are actually quite easy to prosecute becau

brown, nobody else. >> oh, hey. i know that you're thinking another ad, but hear me out. senator jeanne shaheen says that she put you first, but she votes for a -- votes with obama 99% of the time. obamacare? come on. we have to put up with obama for two more years, but we can fire jeanne shaheen right now. >> the candidates in the senate race met in concord for their first debate. this comes courtesy of the new england cable news. a special decision 2014 debate, live from the concord center. vying for the u.s. senate seats, democratic senator seeking reelection jeanne shaheen, and republican scott brown. tonight's panelists, allison scala.dante >> good evening from concord new hampshire. we have a one-hour hour debate on domestic and international issues. 230ill be divided into minute segments. you will get questions for myself, the panel, and the candidates will also ask each a question. we have a great crowd with us well promised not to be an active participant in the debate, but active listeners. we'll give them

brown's bail was set at $5 million. the other two are being held on 1 million each. >> it is a complicated case and they are still working to find the whole truth. >> we are back with our panel. the big challenge is to get them before they commit the crimes. it was a college student. wasn't like he was in the military and might be a possible target. it w totally random. >> only way to do that is gather as much intelligence about the imams and others who are spreading the message and try to figure out who is tuning into those and focus on those people. that is the only way to stop it. >> are they aggressively doing this? are they breaking a lot of these stories before they get into random shooting on the street? >> when you hear private investigators two things one strung by the rules the understanding, they are pulling back? not only recently but the last five, eight years pulling back and doing surveillance at the site. the fbi doesn't want to engage in that. they want to engage with the community. >> everyone who says

jeffrey brown explores the endurance of ruth bader ginsburg. >> brown: and i'm joined by legal experts and court watchers. you wrote an essay in a political magazine calling for justice ginsburg to step down. he's the dean of the court of law. and we're also joined by jeffrey rosen, the legal affairs editor and the president and c.e.o. of the national constitution center. well, summarize the case for justice ginsburg stepping down for us. >> in march of this year, i read an op-ed in the "los angeles times" urging justice ginsburg to step down at the end of the term, which was this past july. i said that's the only way she could be sure that someone with her views and values would take place on the court. if the republicans take the senate in november, president obama picks a successor, i'm greatly concerned. if a republican wins the presidency in 2016, a conservative would then be taking her place. >> brown: so jeffrey rosen, it's a kind of political strategy motive i guess. what's your response? >> well, i asked justice ginsburg what her response was to the calls that she resign, and

what really happened the day michael brown was shot? we're here to ask those questions and tripe to gy to ges for you. i want to begin. breaking news a big law and order story. the capture of the pennsylvania trooper shooting suspect. joining me now to talk abut this and his capture. cnn justice department. what are your sources telling you about this capture? >> caller: don, eric frein walking back to his hiding spot inside this abandoned airport in northeastern pennsylvania when a team from the u.s. marshalls saw him. he apparently didn't see them. they were able to surprise him and brought him down. they arrested him. inside his hiding place, we are told they recovered a couple of weapons. a rifle, and ape pistol. but, the much feared shootout that, that law enforcement officers were expecting and fearing frankly, did not occur. he surrendered without incident. and heap is now under arrest, the state police in pennsylvania is expected to bring him before a, a judge there and bring some charges against him. as you know, don, the sourc

shots at michael brown. there is not one word in the new york times article that claims to be the first public account of officer wilson's testimony, not one word of why officer wilson fired ten shots at michael brown after he ran away from officer wilson. and according to the law, each one of those shots has to be justified. each one of those shots has to be fired because officer wilson is protecting himself from imminent threat of death or serious physical injury. and the new york times article which claims to be officer wilson's account does not contain one word of explanation as to why officer wilson fired anyone of those ten shots. over wilson's friends at the ferguson police department would love to offer an explanation as to why he fired those ten shots. they never have. they have never leaked such an explanation. there is not a hint of justification for any one of those ten shots. that is the point that jim kavanaugh and i have been making for the past couple months that there were at least two separ

jeffrey brown has more. >> brown: word of the unexpected truce came from nigeria's official news agency. >> the federal government and boko haram sect have agreed to a ceasefire deal. >> brown: similar announcements in the past failed to bear fruit. but this time, nigeria's defense chief ordered government troops to halt all action against the militants. there was no immediate statement from boko haram. it was also unclear whether a truce would mean the release of 219 schoolgirls abducted in april. they were among about 300 girls taken from this boarding school in the northeast town of chibok, and declared slaves. dozens managed to escape. the fate of the others remains unknown. chika oduah is a journalist reporting from nigeria. >> what we know is that boko haram has promised not to attack civilians and nigerian troops are not supposed to shoot at boko haram strongholds. that's as far as we have right now. as far as the chibok girls, there are no details but we do know that talks are ongoing until at least next week. >> brown: boko haram has carried out a wave of bombings and suicide a

he was james brown. nearly a decade after his passing, he's still one of the most fascinating performers in history. a new documentary titled "the rise of james brown" takes you through his life, from growing up poor in the south to becoming one of the most influential icons in history. and how he carved out a sound that was purely his own. ♪ ♪ >> once "sex machine" came out and once he had enough time to rehearse that band and rearrange his music to fit that band, it did reinvent the james brown template. >> the film, produced by long-time fan mick jagger of the rolling stones. also shows a side of james brown that some might not know well. the social activist, the man i saw fight to lift his community, who was instrumental in the civil rights movement. >> around the country i've been doing a lot of things. guess i'm a little concerned about people. overlooking the city, i see the torn buildings. buildings that are still standing and that should be removed. and you know who live there, the black peo

details emerge from michael brown's a brown's autopsy. live to sara siden. and tell us about the details leaked? >> i will start with what is happening at the hour. there are protests that are ongoing. going for the past couple hours as they have every night. tonight the protests are bigger there are some where between 150 to 200 people out in front of the police department tonight. they pushed on to the police property. and then, pulled back a bit and there was a tense standoff between police wearing they're riot gear and protesters who were starting to throw things look water bottles. the vast majority of them standing on the opposite side of the road. and the two just sort of looking at each other and the chants coming from appropriate tests. something we have seen on a nightly basis. let's now talk about some of the new leaked information that has the come out. the first time the public has heard a couple of, of these details. the autopsy report from the st. louis county medical examiner's office, the official autopsy report was leaked to "st. louis disp

do you like reading the storybook. >> yes, i do. >> brown: you do? >> yes. >> brown: why? >> because the storybookbooks he helped the school and helped i, myself, to write a better composition and to speak a good english. >> brown: the storymoja project also brings writers to schools to share the joy of reading. it's a small but important effort in this country where a year after the terror siege, westgate mall sits empty. no one has been convicted in the attacks. the try of the four suspects is stalled indefinitely. and more recent, smaller attacks have put kenya on edge. writers like clifton say it all remains hard to process. >> i find myself really, really unable to write about terror and westgate, and maybe when i'm writing about other things, i'm writinwriting about terror proby they don't know. >> brown: at storymoja this year, remembering westgate came in a moment of silence for the victims of thes, including one of their own. it's a sentiment shared here as well as this one. >> something about that encounter last year, also gave me a new understanding of the urgen

jeffrey brown has more on this day's developments. >> brown: it was the latest bid to reassure an anxious public the president meeting with top national security and health advisers. >> here in the united states at least, the chances of an outbreak of an epidemic here are extraordinarily low, but let's keep in mind that, as we speak, there are children on the streets dying of this disease, thousands of them. >> brown: the president said he'll pressure other large nations to step up and help west african countries now struggling to control the outbreak. the meeting came hours after an infected journalist arrived in omaha, nebraska for treatment. ashoka mukpo fell ill last week while freelancing for nbc news in liberia. in dallas, the first person diagnosed with ebola inside the u.s. remained in critical condition. texas health presbyterian hospital said thomas eric duncan, of liberia, is now receiving an experimental drug. and in austin, governor rick perry called for stricter measures to keep ebola out of the u.s. >> customs officials and border patrol agents at all points of entry should

the brown family paid for its own autopsy, it seemed to suggest brown was shot from far away, possibly with his hands up, but that's not what the county's autopsy shows. why the discrepancy? >> well, dr. biden did the autopsy and he did the autopsy looking with his eyes at what he could see and he did not see any stipeling or burn marks on michael brown's gunshot wounds. in other words, if a gun is discharged close to the skin, hot gunpowder will come out and burn the skin and leave a stipeling pattern. dr. biden didn't see that. you may not necessarily see that with a close-contact gunshot wound. there can also begun shot residue that's dispersed and for instance, if someone's holding a gun and it's discharged there may be residue on your hand even though the the bullet and hot projectile gunpowder go forward, it wouldn't hit the skin. in this case, i believe the fbi has performed electron microskopy, and they've identified gunpowder residue, they look for lead, barium, antimony and certain chemicals in gun powder and they found michael brown's blood on the gun of the officer and they

it's filled with people who are like scott brown. they left massachusetts for new hampshire for lower taxes. so the question is, what kind of a number is scott brown getting out of here? is he winning these and winning these big? conversely on the democratic side, you have to look at the connecticut river valley along the vermont border city where dartmouth college is and the seacoast like portsmouth. see how shaheen is doing there. this will give us a good sense early in the night about whether the republican wave that republicans say is going to be there. if scott brown is winning, there's probably a wave. if he's not winning i'm not so sure about it. >> scott brown has been running against president obama not so much against jean shaheen. so if he wins that race, that would indicate there is probably some anti-obama fuel in the other campaign. >> absolutely. the entire message of the. brown campaign is if you're unhappy with president obama, don't re-elect somebody from his party, elect a republican. it's all based on that 2010 nu

jeffrey brown has our conversation. >> brown: today, there are thought to be little more than 30,000 african lions remaining on the continent. and about 70% of those live in just 10 major strongholds. the u.s. fish and wildlife service is proposing that the african lion be listed as an endangered species. following a years-long push from a coalition of advocacy groups. a representative from one of them joins us now: jeff flocken of the international fund for animal welfare, the wildlife service says, the three main threats facing african lions are habitat loss, loss of prey base, and increased human-lion conflict. explain what that means for us. today's announcement was very important for lions. it not only said this species is endangered with extinction but deserves protection. you mentioned there's habitat loss and when there's conflict of people and lions killed in retall yags by loss of prey base: the government announced there's a way to include a system to monitor and regulate imports of trophy-hunted lion in the u.s. and that's the best way to protect them here in the u.s. >>

. >> this is regarding michael brown -- not michael brown, darren wilsons police and family . they say wilson was nearly beaten to death. i remember seeing a couple of weeks ago -- there was somebody who talk to him and gave an account of what actually happened. the media play this up. this was on the national cable channels. i forget who this person was. it was a friend of michael brown. it was a secondhand account of what happened that day. are you responsible for putting that on the air when you don't know who this person is? they could be making it up. >> you are talking about darren wilson. woman who talk to a female friend of darren wilson. it is already thirdhand. i don't -- i guess i don't really think that it is responsible to use that. i was reading it because -- at that point, we did not have any kind of idea at all about what the police account was. i credit for background information. i don't think that writing a -- wouldut that was have been responsible. if you're going to write that story, you have to say that this withoutrdhand account firsthand knowledge. i th

. >> commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell i have a meeting schedule on october 7th for willie brown. >> so is october 7th too late to have the discussion and bring that for a vote on the following week is it you want it in the guide is that the - is that what we're up against. >> yeah. we're pushed up again, our drop-dead deadline in terms of our enrollment guides everything needs to go to printed at the end of this month. >> so i would rather have a supplemental to the guide or something that goes into the guide that actually stand outside of the incite about willie brown and have it's on table that is you know straight from all the other middle schools where we had a big banner to go through all of the changes to i don't know if everybody hadn't heard i think we're hearing other issues around outreach to the schools that will have impact and being able to hear some conversations around that i assume we go to p p.s. when we go through the exercise hearing that wasn't done was a bit of a surprise but even if we made that more of a side thing instead of buried in a book it might have a litt

worse schools i've ever heard of and certainly ever seen i've mind this before i visited the old willie brown i was on the school board that 0 allowed this school to be opened so, i mean p p.s. always said the reputation of a school is takes years for improvements in a school for the community to building those improvements its reputation persists years after the creation of the reputation we have a big issue to sewer mount in the bayview it is something real and manage that gets the 60 or 70 percent of the families in the 1424 to say oh, hell, no i'm not the go go to the schools i'm willing to try a gimmick because at the end of the day whether or not you get our high school choice what's real are we're going to provide a good education or not we are let's get the kids in there that adds to a great education one of the things we've found diversity creating diversity conditions in school actually effected the quality of education if we have the percent of the schools that the african-american and latinos and other diversities we're going to get the same thing we need to do something bold and

brown had pulled in behind him with two other men. >> brown jumped out of the car, went to the passenger side, and simply opened fire on him and shot at him ten times. >> tevliin's murder was a just kill, unquote as payback for the united states involvement in the middle east. >> he has made statements saying that he was doing this as revenge for what's going on in iraq and syria and afghanistan. >> in our opinion, he is a murderer, and whether down the road the law enforcement comes to the conclusion that he is involved, it's something bigger, i figure the truth will come out. >> on august 4th, authorities announce the arrest of brown and two accomplices. 19-year-old jeremy villigren and eric-year-old eric williams for the murder of erof brendan tevl. they are being held here at the essex county jail in newark. brown's jail was set at $amillion, and the other two are being held at $1 million each. sdmrooits a complicated case, and they're still really working hard on it to find the whole truth to this. >> back with our panel. judge, these cases are actually quite easy to prosecute becau

brown parked it around here in one of these spaces. >> brown described himself as a devout muslim and said that the murder was a just kill, as pay back for the united states involvement in the middle east. >> he has made statements saying he was doing this as revenge for what is going on in iraq and syria and afghanistan. >> in our opinion, he is a murderer and whether it's down the road, the law enforcement comes to the conclusion that he is involved with something bigger, i figure the truth will come out. >> on august 4th, authorities announced the arrest of brown and two accomplices. for the murder of brendan. they have yet to reveal the connection between brown and his accomplices. but all three pled not guilty and are being held here at the essex county jail in newark. >> it's a complicated case and they are really working hard on it to find the whole truth to it. >> we're back with our panel. judge, these cases are easy to prosecute because they leave a lot of clues behind or they are shot dead on the scene. the big challenge is to get them before they commit the crimes and here

for us. >> i do not trust scott brown for a minute. >> big oil gives scott brown thousands of dollars within days of his vote. >> scott brown doesn't care about new hampshire. >> now big oil is spending millions to get him back to washington. >> scott brown is here for scott brown, nobody else, and not new hampshire, no way. >> hey, i know you're thinking, another ad. but hear me out. senator jeanne shaheen says she would put you first, but she votes with obama 99% of the time. 99%. that is for more spending, more debt, obamacare? come on. we have to put up with obama for two more years, but we can fire shaheen now. let's fire jeanne shaheen. ok, here is your video. >> now the second televised debate for the u.s. senate seat in new hampshire. democratic incumbent senator jeanne shaheen is challenged by republican scott brown, a former senator from massachusetts. proving tighter then some experts thought, with the cook report saying it is a tossup. stillthenberg report lists as a means democrat. this is about 50 minutes. >> tonight, a high-stakes debate in a race that could decide cont

junior middle school and the pregnant pauses for a reason willie brown junior middle school okay. so ms. limb. >> exemplary colleagues please reviewer to what's in our packet not binder ms. limb thank you very much. >> okay. the esquire requested action that the board of education of the san francisco unified school district adapt the revisions outlined in the attached student soinlt policy and as amended here in and the three the board suspends the provision rigging the revisions to be made 3 months before sfusd begins accepting plagues so the revisions shall be effective immediately would i like to read the back part. >> could i please read the provisions thank you. >> so i'll start on page 2. >> please okay. >> therefore the arising outlined on page 9 of the attached policy diverse priority to brown applicant in the following order younger siblings that are enrolled in and attending the school year two students tending fifth grade at one of the following schools dr. george washington and brent heart and malcolm x academy referred to as at bay area preservation and the 94124 pre

jeffrey brown has the story. >> brown: there was cheering on the streets of burkina faso's capital. after president blaise compaore agreed to step down, 27 years after he seized power in a coup. in a written statement, he called for "free and transparent elections" within three months. then, he left the city, apparently heading toward neighboring ghana. mass demonstrations had erupted in recent days, against compaore's attempt to seek another term. yesterday, mobs stormed the parliament building and set it aflame, leaving windows shattered, and burned out cars. with word of the resignation today, the head of the military announced he would assume power, for now. >> ( translated ): people of burkina faso, today, october 31, 2014, the armed forces have noted the resignation of the head of state. it has been decided that i will take on the responsibilities as head of state. we expect to hold without delay consultations with all the vital forces and the components of the nation with a view to return to normal constitutional life. >> reporter: the turmoil is being closely watched in wash

brown. mr. brown then ran away from the car. >> that's right. >> the officer then pursued him? >> darren wilson says according to this source in the dispatch that after those first two shots were fired in the car and this is where the "new york times" kind of left off and the dispatch picks up the rest of the story, the final four shots happened outside of the car about 200 feet from the car. he says that michael brown ran away, injured, his hand was injured but that he then turned around and came back towards officer wilson. and that officer wilson told him to stop, keep in mind that at this point, officer wilson believed that he had had twice called for backup. which had not arrived at this point. that he started -- michael brown started to come back towards the officer, he told him to stop. he did not stop. and that's when he continued to fire. >> okay, and then he shot him. does the autopsy say because there were reports that mr. brown was shot in the back, or with his hands up, surrendering, autopsy indicate that according to the post dispatch. >> according to the post dis

out something before he have an amendment on the floor and if 924124 is a higher priority than the brown preference and a dr. murase said i believe to be true we carefully looked at those schools before we had the high school thing that changes the analyze completely i don't have enough information but if we want to give american people advantage or push to the people that live in the 2414 that go is to the middle school 91424 we could take that preference out because they live in the 1424 because the second thing is that so i think that as to having some kind of additional prouch i think this is a good idea it's a good marketing tool this is about willie brown we have a special thing for willie brown so i still think based on is what everything everybody's said we could take it out frankly i'm nervous about making changes without the community but i think that really based on no take all number 5 out completely that's actually, the amendment i made that's open the floor and based on what people said it seems like it won't matter the kids we're targeting have the higher preference in the

brown. we may get a preview of the presidential race on the campaign trail. jeb bush is going after hillary clinton for these comments she made last week at a campaign rally in massachusetts. >> don't let anybody tell you that, you know, it's

senator jeanne shaheen and challenger former senator scott brown. she approves of the job president obama is doing. here's a look at that exchange. >> in some ways, i proven some things i don't approve. , unlike both questions that we deal with as policymakers, there are not simple answers. well, i may put it this way. you said you're the candidate for the citizens of new hampshire. scott brown often says, i don't need to tell you you've it with president obama 99% of the time. because obama's approval ratings are at an all-time low in new hampshire right now, how does your voting record jive with serving the citizens of new hampshire? i work for new hampshire. scott brown talks about one survey and 99% of the time that i voted with the president, but the numbers i am proudest of our

brown multiple times. and that central point has been repeatedly raised by other witnesses to the shooting. >> as i get closer is when i see them tussling through the window. the kid was pulling off, and the kid was pulling in. the first gunshot came from the window. the shots just came after that. >> he's running this way. he turns his body towards this way. hands in the air, being compliant. he gets shot in his face and chest and goes down and dies. >> that shot struck my friend in the back. he was stopped, turned around with his hands in the air. >> michael's body jerk as if he was hit. he turned around and put his hands up, the officer continued to walk up on him and shoot him until he goes all the way down to the ground. >> it's been two months since the grand jury began hearing evidence and these are the conflicting accounts that those jurors are weighing right now. as they decide whether to bring charges against officer wilson. joining me now, former u.s. attorney kendall coffey and lizz brown, atto

pamela brown, thank you so much. initial interviews with bibbibes family, his mother told the "associated press," i'm mad at our son. i don't understand and part of me wants to hate him. cnn's ana cabrera is in ottawa. we just learned that bibeau had connections to jihadists in canada. what else can you tell us? >> reporter: we understand those were online interactions with jihadists. but according to u.s. officials, he maintained a very low profile. he did have a criminal history here in canada. he'd raised some suspicion among canadian authorities. but we also learned at that press conference that he was not one of the 90 people who were on this important list who is being actively investigated. cnn has learned the suspect, michael zehaf-bibeau had connections to other radical jihadists in canada, including this man, wanted by canadian authorities for traveling overseas to fight alongside isis fighters. zehaf-bibeau was an islamic convert, according to authorities. unclear whether he had accomplices in committing t

jeffrey brown has the story. >> brown: the moves, announced separately, will eliminate costs at one of the nation's most elite universities and at the city's community colleges. the university of chicago's president robert zimmer announced a plan that will replace loans with grants, simplify the application process and ensure that some students don't have to take jobs during the academic year. university officials said the changes will build on programs for lower-income students at the school, like anthony downer. >> i knew i wanted to attend a top college, the question for my family and other low-income families was how will we pay for that? >> brown: chicago's mayor rahm emanuel also announced a seprate plan to provide free community college tuition to all chicago public high school students who graduate with a 3.0 grade point average or better and are ready for college-level math and english. >> we live in a time where you earn what you learn. the the big factor in determining whether people complete school, drop out of school, is cost. >> brown: the proposals come amid growing pres

brown military collection at brown university library. the exhibit consists of 32 drawings, prints, and water this collection. here we have a map that ighlights some of the battles between 1914 and 1916. of eeps, the tle battle of the zone. he exhibition features artists of different nationalities. so it's a truly visual of the war from multiple perspectives. this s truly unique about exhibition is the images that ou see are drawn from the pencil themselves as well as from the illustrative press. modernism and abstract art were gaining popularity in what rly 20th century, you'll see here is more images representational art that's more similar to those of the 19th century. because of this, a lot of this has been overshadowed by he official artisans who accompanied the troops to the front. the illustrative press, these got the most public exposure in particularly among europeans but a couple reached america and no doubt influenced public opinion. i want to speak a little bit bout the ann s.k. brown military collection. s. brown started coll

louis county's autopsy on brown. the autopsy shows brown was shot in the hand at close range. reports say brown's blood was found on wilson's gun and brown's tissue was found on the exterior of officer darren wilson's vehicle. as you know, officer wilson said there was a scuffle inside his squad car and that he feared for his life. one expert who reviewed the autopsy says it does support that there was a significant altercation at the car. the "post-dispatch" obtained the toxicology report accompanied the autopsy. that report found brown had been using marijuana. of course, the grand jury is still meeting in missouri. no decision man made yet on whether or not to indict officer wilson. but the governor of missouri is preparing for that day of decision. cnn's sara sidner is in ferguson this morning. good morning, sara. >> reporter: good morning to you. today, like everyday, there are people outside protesting the ferguson police department and protesting what happened on august 9. i can tell you that while it is fairly quiet here, there is a lot of social media traffic on this.

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brown. mr. brown then ran away from the car. >> that's right. >> the officer then pursued him? >> darren wilson says according to this source in the dispatch that after those first two shots were fired in the car and this is where the "new york times" kind of left off and the dispatch picks up the rest of the story, the final four shots happened outside of the car about 200 feet from the car. he says that michael brown ran away, injured, his hand was injured but that he then turned around and came back towards officer wilson. and that officer wilson told him to stop, keep in mind that at this point, officer wilson believed that he had had twice called for backup. which had not arrived at this point. that he started -- michael brown started to come back towards the officer, he told him to stop. he did not stop. and that's when he continued to fire. >> okay, and then he shot him. does the autopsy say because there were reports that mr. brown was shot in the back, or with his hands up, surrendering, autopsy indicate that according to the post dispatch. >> according to the post dis