and basically they are showing you, darrin wilson is coming in and out of the police department. early on, there were sources out of the police department who remain unnamed to this time, who said that wilson had very bad facial injuries, particularly to his eye socket. when you look at this video, that is absolutely dispelled. you do not see any kind of major injury to his eye or really anywhere else on his face. but the police department after that was reported and leaked from the department, the police department did come out to say he did not have a broken eye socket. that there was some swelling in his face, but it certainly wasn't a major beating, for example. and the family has also looked at this video and listened to that audio. and, you know, been upset with the way they say the police handled the initial part of this investigation. now, we can also talk to you a little bit about something else that has come forward. one of the local stations reporting that the police chief has said that if darrin wilson does indeed not get indicted, that he will be immediately reinstat

officer darrin wilson shot michael brown back in ferguson in august. his death caused demonstrations that area and across the country. e protest caught many police officers off guard including one police captain. >> the magnitude of the people, the moms and dads and busine pe and educators -- >> people across missouri are preparing for whatever happens when that decision coming out. >>> a lot of you are worried about safety in ward five in d.c. today the ward five is in d.c. on track to have the highest in crime last year. just last year it celebrated for having the biggest drop in crime. the d.c. council member brought officers and residents who live in the area together to talk about the issue. one woman said she's concerned for her neighbors. >> most of them are senior citizens, whh in the area a they can't go out to defend themselves against the people. most of them are frightened. >> murder, sex assaults and thefts are on the rise in ward five and police have been successful at fighting burglaries there this year. >>> a member of the harlem globet

. >> grand jury has reach a decision in the case of officer darrin wilson you now officials are hoping to avoid the same kind of unrest we saw back in august after michael brown' shooting for days public officials and protest leaders called for peace ahead of the grand jury's decision. law enforcement officials are now working with community leaders to ensure any protests taking place remain peaceful. >> the character of this community will shine through but we're not going to let anyone intent on changing that character or causing disruption to this community to have that chance. >> reporter: some protesters say they're not only demanding justice for mychal brown, but also improvements in police conduct and race relation. >> we will not stand for this. >> grand jury decision does not matter to me with all that stuff the grand jury decision or not i'm still going to be here. >> at the white house press secretary josh earn never says president obama is monitoring the situation in ferguson and left the door open to a possible presidential statement later today. >> if there's a need for t

violence breaking out after a grand jury decides it will not indict police officer darrin wilson for the shooting death of 18-year-old michael brown. the officer is white and the 18-year-old was black. welcome to a live midnight edition of "the kelly file." i'm megyn kelly. over the past few hours we have witnessed disturbing scenes on the straits of missouri. the crews are witnessing shots being fired and windows being smashed and stores being looted. a police car torched. look at that. smoke deployed in an attempt to break up the crowds. even a fox gnaws camera smashed -- fox news camera smashed to the gro

officer darrin wilson retiring from the ferguson police department. even taking it to the field. will his move help restore peace? >>> emotional reunion, the boy back in his mother's arms. the boy hidden behind a wall. how he got world out and plus how he got free. >>> and hidden in plain sight.

experts say it looks like police officer darrin wilson will not be indicted in the shooting death of michael brown the unarmed black teenager. we all remember weeks of violent protests right after the shooting happened. officials are worried the grand jury's decision could spark the same chaos or even worse. >> fox's charlie leduff is in ferguson tonight trying to get a read on the police and what they're preparing for. ♪ >> reporter: that's ferguson police officer darrin wilson will not be indicted in the shooting death of michael brown who was unarm. that's important to say. that's why authorities are bracing for violence and that's why the media clown show has come to town. we talked with the business managers of the st. louis police officer's union for some perspective. >> well, it's pretty much a for gone conclusion what's not being talked about here is officer wilson is not going to be charged probably because the young man puts his hands on k you can't put your hands on the cop. is that about right? >> sure this is a killer be killed situation. the forensic evidence ballisti

. >> reporter: grand jury's decision on whether or not to indict police officer darrin wilson in the august killing of unarmed teen michael brown is expected any day. that has the entire region on edge. >> the wound is still open. it's not closed and i'm afraid if it don't be good news from the grand jury, that we in ferguson going to be in trouble. >> reporter: the protests throughout st. louis this past week have been mostly peaceful, schools and businesses are taking extra precautions in case demonstrations get out of hand. local shops are mostly boarded up but still open for business. some gun deal less are reporting a spike in sales as fearful residents await the grand jury's dig. at king metro shooting the owner says sales jumped by almost 300% in the last three weeks. he's selling roughly 30 to 50 guns a day. >> every single person has come into the store including the one we've just sold this morning buying firearms simply because they're afraid what's doing to happen after the grand jury makes their decision. >> reporter: still fresh in the minds of the community and the nat

the law enforcement build up centers around white ferguson police officer darrin wilson and whether he will be charged with killing unarm black teenager michael brown during an augus august 9th encounter in st. louis county. >> regardless if they decide to charge him or not the folks in that town need to be responsible. >> reporter: shooting sparking weeks of riots in ferguson prone tests around the country. many wonder if the philadelphia protests will be civil. >> i do believe it could happen here, but, you know, i think that we're more able to understand how these thing work. >> i really hope that they, you know, keep it safe and proper and do what they see fit. >> reporter: and we just received a tip. temple university police will also be on high alert this weekend. that's because there's a protest and rally that will start there and a march that will continue to city hall. again, that's once this grand jury decision is announced. so we are all certainly watching and waiting for that. lucy? >> all right. thank you, dave. you'll find continuing coverage of the situation in ferguson

wilson will be indicted in the shooting death of unarmed black teenager michael brown. >> if they decide to charge him or not the folks in that town need to be responsible don the right thing report roar weeks of rioting and violent clashes with police took place after brown was shot on august 9. the question is, could it happen here? >> there's more of willingness to do the right thing here than it is over there. >> reporter: sources say wilson is working with officials on plan for him to resign. but whatever the grand jury decides people we talked with say calm should prevail in ferguson. >> they're rioting are looting all the other stuff needs to stop. we're sick of it. >> reporter: right here in philadelphia g i do feel that people should take precautions and if you think -- if you hear or see something out of order take precaution. >> reporter: the actual day of the rally depends on when the announcement comes down. and we've also learned that temple university police have been put on alert because there is a march that will take place from temple and they will head to city hall but

officer darrin wilson retiring from the ferguson police department. even taking it to the field. will his move help restore peace? >>> emotional reunion, the boy back in his mother's arms. the boy hidden behind a wall. how he got world out and plus how he got free. >>> and hidden in plain sight. the secret treasure in this mop lar movie worth more than $100,000. can you spot what is so valuable in this movie about a mouse? >>> and good evening. thanks for joining us on this sunday evening. i'm tom llamas. and millions of americans making their way home this thanksgiving weekend crowding the highways and the skies. take a look at this map. there's a dizzying amount of flights in the air on this busy day of travel. 182 flights canceled. more than 2600 delayed. dense fog in denver diverting dozens of flights. those planes landing an hour away. the lines forever enter trouble on the roads as well. wayne in california caught the hazards and traffic james like this one in los angeles. david kerley from reagan airport in washington. >> this is the security line for the airport. >> repor

grand jury there is going to be back at it tomorrow working to decide the fate of officer darrin wilson. the ferguson police officer could be indicted in the shooting death of one at-year-old michael brown. this is a process that has put that entire st. louis area and people across our nation on edge. fox's garrett tenney is watching the situation there. >> reporter: from national guard troops to boarded up businesses, security precautions are being taken across the st. louis region leading up to this grand jury's decision. the hope is to prevent the violence and unrest that was seen in august after michael brown's death. >> first and for most keep protests peaceful. >> reporter: it's a plea resonated from the wheat house to the churches of ferguson. across the city people gathered to pray for piece on sunday. as a grand jury deliberates whether to indict officer darren wilson in the shooting death of michael brown. >> we hope it will be peaceful. and over with and let's get justice because that is the american way. >> reporter: the brown family is also saying they want their son's deat

wilson is guilty of -- cities nationwide ares about bracing for dmen zragss. one person following this case very closely, president obama. dana, we're waiting for the grand jury announcement to be made, we're all on alert, because it's expected that there's some serious repercussions, depending on what their verdict is and what bill they issue, and the fact that they decide to charge the officer in this case. so president obama saying that to al sharpton, what do you think of that? >> here's the thing, i don't think anyone shoulding ag on a conflict here. a state senator was on bill o'reilly's show last week, i hope they follow their example of looking for justice and being smart and gracious and waiting for the grand jury to make its decision. the grand jury has been deliberating for a long time and i think you have to trust in the due diligence of everybody involved and the jurors involved. >> well, my concern is that there's been so much is animosity ginned up already, if the grand jury decides not to indict, that might be considered reason to rise and caus

wilson. tensions are mounting and cities are preparing for a violent reaction to the decision. in ferguson there have already been protests and arrests. businesses have boarded up windows and barricades have been put up and the national guard and the fbi have been called in. >> we don't want our community to think way are war zone when they drive by and the businesses are boarded. we have to go through the precautions like everybody else. >> brown's mother attended a march in the spot where her son was killed. >> i don't want nobody getting hurt. you see what i'm saying? i try to walk into the courtroom. >> president obama is also weighing in. peaceful. >> stay with abc7 news and follow us on twitter for updates on the decision. >>> a woman is dead after she was hit while walking on a freeway in castro valley. at least three cars hit her on the westbound lanes of interstate 580 near the highway 237 interchange. investigators want to know why she was on the freeway. this was just before 5:30 t

violence breaking out after a grand jury decides it will not indict police officer darrin wilson for the shooting death of 18-year-old michael brown. the officer is white and the 18-year-old was black. welcome to a live midnight edition of "the kelly file." i'm megyn kelly. over the past few hours we have witnessed disturbing scenes on the straits of missouri. the crews are witnessing shots being fired and windows being smashed and stores being looted. a police car torched. look at that. smoke deployed in an attempt to break up the crowds. even a fox gnaws camera smashed -- fox news camera smashed to the ground. and now the anger is spreading. from coast to coast we are seeing angry crowds gathering. in new york city protesters in time square chanting "we are doing this for mike brown." one man in the mix dragged out of the crowd bloody. large crowds marching through the streets of philadelphia. it is hours after president obama acknowledges emotions are running high while also appealing for calm. and the moment he says that is the very moment violence really starts to erupt in fergu

. >>> will ferguson police officer darrin wilson face criminal charges? a decision could come down as early as tomorrow. wilson shot and killed michael brown this summer as you know. the indictment process is taking so long because he's calling every relevant witness in his efforts to leave no stone unturned. meanwhile police are keeping a watchful eye in the ferguson area as local businesses and national leaders are urging everyone to remain calm in the face of the ruling. i was reading a little bit earlier on associated press wires that there were some protesters out there but mainly peaceful at this pint. >> reporter: mostly a day of cold rain today has left both clayton and ferguson, missouri open and quiet. no one is more concerned than the retailers in ferguson, missouri, their stores are still boarded up, most of them have not rebuilt since being ransacked back in august. >> i think that it's important that the people out of towners, whomever that comes in or people that are here, that are not wanting to protest peacefully or wanting to cause confu

if officer darrin wilson is indicted the possible charges range from involuntary manslaughter to first degree murder. >>> two texas police officers were caught on camera making a joke about rape have been suspended. the police chief calls the dash cam video upsetting. >> the comments were made surely after the austin police officers responded to a crash. an attorney investigating the crash posted the video to youtube. the department is reviewed past cases involving sexual assault victims that both officers handled and says they have no prior complaints. >> secret service firing on all cylinders to night at the would it house. age as rested a man after finding a arrival, ammunition an knife in the trunk of his car parked nearby. prosecutors already charged the 41 year old from iowa with having an unregistered firearm. he grabbed the attention of the secret service when he walk right up to them and said, you know what, somebody from iowa told me to drive to the white house. and this follows series of high profile security lapses on the white house grounds over the past few months. >> a f

all of the centers around the white ferguson police officer darrin wilson who shot an unarmed black teenager michael brown on august 9 in this touched off rallies in ferguson n st. louis county and many of those rallies and protests turned violent and that went on for weeks as we remember and rallies that took place here in philadelphia along with cities around the country. although the rallies in philly were not violent they were certainly passionate. again, philadelphia police and temple university police are on alert. homeland security also on alert throughout this weekend because they are anticipating a rally and a grand jury emergency response rally as soon as that decision does come out. the question is, when? and the question is what will happen once these rallies take place? lucy. >> all right, thank you very much, dave. >>> to your fox 29 weather authority right now. you saw dave's coat it's a big winter one because it's biting cold outside. fox 29's chief meteorologist scott williams, okay, i'm a went knee because i walked three blocks today i almost died. >> yeah. you had to be bu

dozens of demonstrators lined the streets last night calling for the arrest of officer darrin wilson. wilson shot and killed the unarmed black teenager earlier this summer. >>> and sad news out of nebras nebraska. another ebola patient loses their battle with ebola virus after contracting it in west africa. fox news lauren blanchard is in omaha with more. >> reporter: dr. martin salia dying early this morning here at the nebraska medical center. the u.s. resident contracting ebola in his home country see err are rah leone much his passing comes days after traveling to america for treatment. >> he arrived in very critical condition. in spite of that, we had nurses and doctors working literally around the clock to try to reverse his condition, but were unable to do so. >> reporter: the 44 year old surgeon needing a ventilator and dialysis after suffering kidney and respiratory failure his care including a plasma transfusion from an ebola transfusion and experimental drug. the bodies of ebola victims are highly contagious and the hospital says an autopsy on dr. salia's remains would be t

wilson shortly after the shooting. a statement from michael brown's family says this contradicts that wilson was badly injured during the incident. also new, audio recordings from the police dispatcher from that day alerting ferguson about the alleged shoplifting and describing michael brown. >> 25, it's going to be a black male in a white t-shirt running toward quik trip. he took a whole box of swisher cigars. >> black male, white t-shirt. >> that's affirmative. she said he just walked out of the store. >> all right. we'll have more on that in a live report from ferguson coming up. >>> also, mexico, furious and devastated over the disappearance of 43 students. now we have learned the former mayor of one town may be suspected to be at the center of this tragedy. he may have links to ruthless drug cartels. much more on that straight ahead. >>> also, russia's economy quickly deteriorating, but the military there ramping up. how are the two connected? we'll talk to an expert about that, straight ahead. and sometimes i str

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wilson comes down. msnbc craig melvin has the latest from ferguson this morning. >> reporter: tamron, good morning to you. still no word on when we might expect to get a decision from the grand jury. i can tell you that much of this street, one of the busier streets in ferguson, much continues to look like a city preparing for a hurricane. lots of boarded up businesses. many folks in the town continue to hope for the best but preparing for are the worst. >> what is happening in ferguson right now. >> reporter: from talk radio to freezing protest lines. the topic of conversation for a town on edge. >> it's kind of nerve wracking day after day. >> reporter: on tuesday governor jay nixon swore in members of a 16-american commission to deal with issues like poverty and policing in ferguson. the governor also defended his decision to declare a state of emergency and call up the national guard. >> this is about 100% of the people being safe. >> reporter: but fears persist. that additional police and guard tro

. >> reporter: as the grand jury announcement on whether to indict officer darrin wilson grows ever nearer, the missouri governor sent a message out to everyone. law enforcement is ready. >> if folks cross that safety line on property or on person, we will use a full power of the law to keep peace. >> got to fight back! >> reporter: the governor says he will send in the national guard if required. >> when we make the determination the national guard is necessary to provide support, i'm prepared to issue that order. >> reporter: we've talked to dozens of people from pastors to residents to protesters to police, and they all say the city is on pins and needles, waiting for the grand jury's decision. and everyone is plan, not just here in ferguson, but in the entire st. louis metropolitan area. >> the st. louis county police department is already gearing up, purchasing more than 100,000 in riot gear. some protesters blame police for escalating tensions after the killing of michael brown, and they, too, are planning their reaction. >> there's probably going to be is a little anger, a little te

he was unarmed when he was shot and killed by officer darrin wilson a white police officer. the shooting sparked unrest. >>> a commander says the base has taken precautions against ebola. he held a town hall meeting for service members and base residents. they've been -- part of a support mission. the commander says there are procedures in place should a military member come back from west africa with ebola. >>> the texas nurse who has recovered from ebola has been reunited with her dog. >> thank you again for taking care of bentley. caring for him as if he was your own and showing america the compassion and love is abundant and live. >> he contracted e bo -- thomas eric duncan. he died on october 8th. >> box office results are in and it appears dark powers of an ancient spirit topped the charts. >> is there something you want to tell us? >> sarah, cut it out. >> i'm not pushing it. >> night crawler came in at no. 2. it brought in $3.2 million. a seven-year-old boy from texas is getting a lot of attention for his musical talents. piano ] >> he's been playing for as long as h

louis post dispatch obtained the police audio, they obtained video of darrin wilson after he shot brown in august. it shows him leaving the police station to the hospital. a grand jury is expected to soon decide whether or not to indict wilson in brown's death. >>> maintenance crews at the football stadium in indiana are working hard to remove the 12- inch snowfall. school officials say the stadium needs to be ready before this afternoon's game against north western. the teams haven't played each other in 20 years last time they did north western beat notre dame. >>> and start of winter may be weeks away but states are already seeing that snow more than 7-inches of snow is covering parts of boisi idaho. colorado, michigan, kentucky have had snowfall. they say it is facing a shortage of road salt. the snow in western new york has already causing a number of accidents as well. some roadways are not getting plowed due to a contract dispute between 2 mayoring counties. they say more snow is expected in the coming days. >>> a 4 month old kitten in colorado has a second chance at life after n

wilson. >> 21. put me on canfield with two. and send me another car. >> wilson called about shots being fired but it never went through. he also said he struggled with brown. >>> a famous hunter put hateful comments on facebook after posting this photo of a successful bear hunt in north carolina. eva shocke and her dad each bagging two huge bears. the pictures got hundreds of comments but one prompting a comeback from shocke saying, quote, kill that little worthless dog you have instead of the bear i just hunted in north carolina. apparently eating a bear, donating all the meat, putting money toward cops ovation is a bad thing, but killing my puppy is okay. if this logic isn't totally insane, i don't know what is. >>> and banned from being banned? "time" magazine removes the word feminist from its poll of words we shouldn't say. feminist was even in the lead to be banned ahead of the word kale, literally and ave, but they were forced to remove it following outrage from the feminist majority foundati

they wilson charged. the police and fbi are on alert for any possible violence. >> developing story now. more sex assault allegations against legendary comic bill cosby. a florida woman came forward today accusing cosby of attacking her in 1976. meanwhile the former prosecutor who declined to bring charges in a against case cosby nearly a decade ago is now talking about what might have been. more than a dozen women have public al cued cosby. >> but the first formal claim came in 2005 and montgomery county. fox 29's bruce gordon spoke today with the prosecutor in that case. >> reporter: clips of bill cosbys iconic sitcom on youtube leave lots of folks laughing. but former montgomery county da bruce castor isn't smiling. >> this is the vein of your existence believing somebody did wrong and not being able to prosecute them. >> back in 2005. a woman came forward to say cosby had drugged and groped her while the two at one at his mansion a year earlier. the long delay in reporting made the impossible to gathe