ferguson report - darren wilson is not likely to face federal charges in the killing of michael brown. the invitation for israel's leader hour john boehner did an end run around the white house. holiday havana - americans look to cuba as the u.s. eases travel restrictions and texas justice. >> if you do it now, i'll place you under arrest. >> citizens taking up arms to keep an eye on police. >>> tonight it looks like there'll be no charges against a ferguson police officer that shot an unarmed black man to death. according to multiple reports the justice department does not have evidence to file civil right arguments against darren wilson. the shooting led to weeks of protests ashar quraishi is live in ferguson with more. >> good evening, it's been two months since a grand jury decided not to file charges against ferguson officer darren wilson in the fatal shooting death of michael brown in ferguson. tonight it looks like the department of justice is close to wrapping up its investigation. >>> toldattorney general eric holder who has been under pressure to wrap up the probe is yet to

if he really wanted to indict darren wilson, he could get him indicted. it's just a probable cause hearing, it's not a trial. >> jerryl christmas has dealt with numerous grand juries in the st louis area. he says the threshold is so low that an overwhelming majority of grand jury cases end with an indictment. >> and the key factor is this: ask all around this country how often do prosecutors bring the defendant in to testify? i don't care what the defendant got to say...we the prosecutor's office! we know that we have a case, that's the reason why we are going for an indictment so we can move forward to trial. we don't need the defense version at this point >> darren wilson testified for four hours in september - the final straw christmas said for anyone with concerns over the impartiality of the prosecutor. >> i'm saying that you are too close to the police to think that you are going to aggressively prosecute them. and especially in a situation like this where its such a close call i would be more comfortable with just an independent party who doesn't h

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the fbi completed the case against darren wilson. sources tell cnn the justice department has determined there is not enough evidence to file any charges against the former officer. a formal announcement is expected before attorney genericjennergenericjennergeneral general eric holder leaves office this summer. >>> officer pulled over a blue jaguar last month in new jersey when suddenly the man in the car defies the police order. emerges from the car and really frankly all hell breaks loose. >> show me your hands! show me your [ bleep ] hands! don't you [ bleep ] move! get him out of the car, rog. i'm going to shoot you. you're going to be [ bleep ] dead! you reach for something, you going to be [ bleep ] dead! i'm telling you. you reach for something, you going to be [ bleep ] dead! show me your hands! no you're not! don't you [ bleep ] move! don't you [ bleep ] move! >> dramatic moments. 36-year-old jermaine reid was killed by officers. the use of deadly force is being investigated. reid had a deadly criminal record for shooting at

will darren wilson face official charges in the killing of michael brown? stoirch. >> state of the union. >> tonight we turn the page. >> now comes the hard reality. left unsaid. >> we are boko haram. >> no mention much boko haram. is the u.s. doing enough to stop nigeria's nightmare? and capital cost. $10 million for a death penalty case. >> in my view it is definitely money that should be spent elsewhere. >> there are reports tonight that the fbi has found no evidence to support federal civil rights charges against former police officer darren wilson. the fatal shooting of 18-year-old michael brown in ferguson missouri touched off protests sparked a national debate on race and the use of deadly force by police. ash-har quraishi is in ferguson. does that mean no federal charges will be filed against the police officer? >> john, that's what it looks like. the department of justice has not made any announcement but there are reports indicating they are putting a legal memo together that will say that they are not filing those charges against darren wilson, t

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wilson and darren wilson's actions. >> that's not true. it was a civil rights -- >> -- against darren wilson. not against the prosecution. the prosecutor. >> it was the whole case. >> but. >> if somebody had bribed the grand jury, mr. fowler, if somebody had given them money and the justice department found that out they would have brought charges. >> that's a totally different case. >> oh my god. >> not to mention the fact that the grand your is suing the prosecutor pros tiewrl misconduct. >> the whole case. you guys are wrong, all right? you are wrong. >> at the end of the day. >> no end of the day. >> you cannot look at the it michael brown case in a vacuum. that's what the reverend is trying to say. >> there is novak consume. >> investigated the whole case. >> you look at mike brown eric garner. that march rice. black men killed innocently by police who are unarmed. that's why people are protesting. and that's is why they are continue to say black lives matter. >> you simply do not understand -- >> -- we understand but we may not agree

a lot happening the last several hours including word of a decision on federal charge darren wilson in the case of michael brown. first, the message of al qaeda in yemen. a message to foot shoulders in the west telling them to stay home, stay home and kill like the rampage in paris. pamela brown has laid developments. she joins us from paris. first, nick payton walsh. from the spokesman, he talks about terror attacks aimed at the u.s. exactly what did he say? >> reporter: well what's so troubling about this is he basically appeals to those who may be disenchanted or distressed living the al qaeda living in the west. he says do not contemplate emigrating do not contemplate leaving those countries and come to a place you can fight in the front line. stay where you are. stay where you are and fight that jihad there. that can cause greater damage towards the west. he goes on to talk about how the current attacks now are causing great damage to the west's ability to have embassies, particularly of concern, the u.s. embassy here and how 16 embassies around the world have been closed owing to

the question is will that officer, darren wilson will he be charged? >>> al qaeda's branch in yemen telling jihadis in the west don't come to syria, stay at home and attack there. >>> so now they are in the super bowl but there are reports that the new england patriots may have cheated yet again. now we're learning that every single one of the team's game balls were under inflated. pumping up deflate gate even more. >> it appears u.s. police officer darren wilson will not face federal civil rights charges in the shooting death of an unarmed teenager in ferguson, missouri. a grand jury in missouri did not indict wilson already michael brown's death and sources familiar with the investigation tell cnn the fbi has now found no evidence that brown's civil rights were violated. >> the u.s. justice department is still finishing up its report but an attorney for brown's family issued this statement. the family of michael brown, jr., will wait for official word from the justice department recording whether or not any charges will be filed against the police of

ask your doctor about invokana®. >>> former ferguson police officer darren wilson will probably not face charges in the death of michael brown. several sources tell cnn fbi has finished the investigation into the killing from last august and concluded there is not enough evidence to charge wilson. this is based upon more than 200 interviews and a review of other evidence and all of this comes fewer than two months after the grand jury in missouri declined to bring criminal charges against wilson that officer who killed brown, setting off a wave of nationwide protest against excessive police force. despite all this this is important here the final decision as to whether or not to pursue legal action is actually up to attorney general eric holder. let me bring in criminal defense attorney west who helped defend george zimmerman in the trayvon martin case live in orlando and joey jackson is with me as well. welcome. >> hello brooke. good afternoon. >> good afternoon to you. the bar for bringing civil rights charges is very very high. can you explain how high and why that is? >> it's certain

cbs news has learned former ferguson police officer darren wilson will likely not be charged with violating the civil rights of michael brown, the unarmed black teenager he shot and killed. >>> apartment inferno. hundreds in new jersey are left homeless when a wind whipped fire burns a riverfront apartment complex to the ground. >>> and the nfl is staring down a new scandal ahead of the super bowl. new england patriots coach bill belichick prepares to face the media for the first time since the league launched an investigation into whether his team used doctored balls in a playoff win. captioning funded by cbs >>> this is the "cbs morning >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for thursday, january 22nd, 2015. good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. well, this morning a winter storm system is triggering heavy snow in the southwest, southern rockies, and the plans. up to 8 inches is expected in some areas as the system heads east. winter weather advisories and warnings are posted in new mexico, texas, oklahoma, and colorado. rain and thunderstorms are expected over parts of the

so will president obama, eric holder and al sharpton and others apologize not only to darren wilson but to ferguson in general and the country? let's not fefrgt the grand jury decision not to indict wilson led to violent protests in ferguson. and many people insinuated the shooting was racially charged. [ bleep ]. burn this [ bleep ] down! >> imagine if a black cop had went in a white neighborhood and shot a white six times said you got to understand there are mobsters out there. wouldn't you not call that bias? >> as an african-american man who has been stopped and searched by police in situations where such action was not warranted, i also carry with me an understanding of the mistrust that some citizens harbor for those who wear the badge. >> pretty unbelievable. now, keep in mind "new york times" is also reporting that eric holder will have the final say on whether the justice department will close the case on officer darren wilson once and for all. here with reaction brown family attorney darrell parks. darryl, you know everybody raced to judgment here. the president of the united

so will president obama, eric holder and al sharpton and others apologize not only to darren wilson but to ferguson in general and the country? let's not fefrgt the grand jury decision not to indict wilson led to violent protests in ferguson. and many people insinuated the shooting was racially charged. [ bleep ]. burn this [ bleep ] down! >> imagine if a black cop had went in a white neighborhood and shot a white six times, said you got to understand there are mobsters out there. wouldn't you not call that bias? >> as an african-american man who has been stopped and searched by police in situations where such action was not warranted, i also carry with me an understanding of the mistrust that some citizens harbor for those who wear the badge. >> pretty unbelievable. now, keep in mind "new york times" is also reporting that eric holder will have the final say on whether the justice department will close the case on officer darren wilson once and for all. here with reaction brown family attorney darrell parks. darryl, you know, everybody raced to judgment here. the president of the unite

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holder, it's time to cut darren wilson down from that tree. it's time to cut him loose. cops are watching. apparently you want them to watch this show. >> well, we'll see. and when the doj has a formal announcement to make, perhaps we will get a statement on the record from eric holder about darren wilson and what he has concluded and what he hasn't. ron, good to see you. >> you too. >> when the grand jury in ferguson decided not to indict officer wilson in november reverend al sharpton calls it a blow to justice and told people to wait and see what the doj would do here. the white house has said sharpton is its laison. we are told sharpton is on his way to england where oxford university has invited him to make the case that america is institutionally racist. on the other side of that debate david webb, a series xm patriot host, fox news contributor and co-founder of -- i spoke with him earlier about news that sharpton wanted to sidestep the showdown. your thoughts now on the fact that we're now learning al sharpton after agreeing to participate in this debate in oxford

wilson. this comes as a separate justice department investigation of the ferguson police department remains open. >>> a u.s. official confirms that the investigation into the death of ferguson teenager michael brown is now complete. last august east shooting sparked nationwide protests which escalated into riots after the grand jury declined to indict darren wilson. they say they run likely to move forward with civil rights charges against wilson. some say there's a high legal standard federal prosecutors need to meet in cases such as this one. >> what day are saying is what they could have figured out after the first hour of this. there is evidence to bring a criminal civil rights homicide against this police officer. >> reporter: a separate investigation remains open. it's examining potential racial bias among officers which could set a precedent on how police departments are run nationwide. >> it will compromise the revolution in policing that's brought crime down for the last generation.

there are many ways in which the darren wilson investigation was completely different. not only that it took longer not only to prosecutors put on witnesses they did not believe were telling the truth, but also how the grand jury was instructed about the law -- which is, ultimately, very important to what their decision is. >> i want to ask exactly what happened during the grand jury proceedings. according to the released grand jury documents, assistant district attorney kathy alizadeh said to the jurors -- "i know this is different than other cases because normally when we've charged somebody with an offense, you have the charge in front of you, you can read what the charge is, you can read what maybe the elements are and you don't have that in this case." tony rothert, could you explain the significance of this? >> so normally, even from the records we have, we know when the grand jury before they start hearing evidence, they know what they're looking at. they know what the elements of the crime are so they know what they need to match up to return an indictment. here

they basically have to show that there was malice in the intent of darren wilson. what they say is when they look at the evidence, that's not there. what may be there is bad policing and bad decision making. but there was no premeditated decision that they found by mr. wilson to go after mr. brown. >> in terms of what you're able to report and what happens in the process here, is it true that attorney general eric holder still has some sort of bottom line final say in determining whether charges should be brought? we're hearing that charges are not going to be brought, but a final decision has. been announced yet, right? >> it's not done until it's done and anything could happen. but the fbi sent 40 agents in the days after the shooting to fan out in the neighborhood in ferguson where the shooting happened. they interviewed 200 people and came back and started to re-create what happened based on what they had, along with evidence that was given to them by the police department. when they did that, they didn't come to a place where they could bring these charges. th

a lot happening and moving in the darren wilson case. jeffrey mittman, executive director of the aclu of missouri. thank you for being here. >> thank you. >>> a number of bills related to police tactics are on lawmakers' plate this congressional session. according to the root, at least five new pieces of legislation are set to be presented following a wave of demonstrations related to the black lives matter movement. in december president obama signed the death in custody reporting act, he signed that into law, which requires police departments to report all police custody deaths to the justice department. ♪searching with devotion♪ ♪for a snack that isn't lame♪ ♪but this...♪ ♪takes my breath away♪ >>> breaking news. former virginia governor bob mcdonald has been sentenced to two years in prison for public corruption. earlier the judge reduced the maximum penalty to up to eight years down from 12. his wife is scheduled to be sentenced next month. >>> that does wrap thinking up for "the reid report." live from the nation's

and the possibility of civil rights charges against officer darren wilson in connection with the shooting death of michael brown. sources now telling fox news it is unlikely that the doj will bring criminal charges against officer darren wilson, but in moments we'll explain what that could mean. plus, does it really matter if president obama refuses to blame radical islam for the recent terror attacks? wait until you see real americans take on that debate. >> first question should it be called radical or extremist islamic terrorism? >> and then, dana perino on what she calls the president's real state of the union message. and meet the woman who tomorrow sits down to interview the president of the united states. do not miss this story behind glozel. >> i'm going to do my cereal challenge. i think that it should be olympics, all right. i got my pool, i got my cereal. and i'm going to put some milk in there, okay? you can always do soy or whatever. and then i'm going to -- i'm going to eat it. they call it planning for retirement because getting there requires exactly that. a plan for what

. >>> also ready to clear officer darren wilson. >> the justice department has begun crafting recommendations that no charges be brought. >> he's out of the woods when it comes to being charged either by the feds or by the state. >> how will ferguson react this morning? and laid off. >> ebay announced 2400 job cuts. that's about 7% of the work force. american express is cutting 4,000 jobs. >> major american companies cutting workers as the price of oil drops further. how long can the american worker hold on? >> you get the sense that you're able to grip the ball better than the colts last night? >> also, deflate gate. did the patriots cheat? >> i really don't know what to say or know anything about what we're talking about here. >> thursday morning quarterbacking as we hear from bill belichick this morning. let's talk. live in the "cnn newsroom." >>> and good morning. i'm carol costello. thank you so much for joining me. we begin this hour with the rampant spread of terrorism. world leaders scrambling to contain it. secretary of state john kerry speaking later this morning. he's now in london

and the wrist band said "i am darren wilson." and as you know darren wilson is the officer responsible for killing unarmed teenager michael brown. but he was never indicted. for doing any wrongdoing. protesters took issue with that. but it didn't really go nuts until there was some sort of scuffle between mr. roorda and one of the citizens at this meeting. there's a he said/she said. she said he pushed her. but the bottom line is they're simply trying to talk out whether or not to put this civilian review board in place and they can't even get through this without having this tussle. they had to basically just stop the meeting and they never got much further than that. >> oh my gosh. such still heated feelings about that. sara thanks so much for that update. >>> meanwhile, israeli prime minister benjamin netenyahu issuing a warning to hezbollah. he said the militants will pay full price for a missile attack that killed two israeli soldiers the latest incident prompting fears of an escalation a similar hezbollah strike eight years

they basically have to show that there was malice in the intent of darren wilson. what they say is when they look at the evidence that's not there. what may be there is bad policing and bad decision making. but there was no premeditated decision that they found by mr. wilson to go after mr. brown. >> in terms of what you're able to report and what happens in the process here is it true that attorney general eric holder still has some sort of bottom line final say in determining whether charges should be brought? we're hearing that charges are not going to be brought, but a final decision has. been announced yet, right? >> it's not done until it's done and anything could happen. but the fbi sent 40 agents in the days after the shooting to fan out in the neighborhood in ferguson where the shooting happened. they interviewed 200 people and came back and started to re-create what happened based on what they had, along with evidence that was given to them by the police department. when they did that they didn't come to a place where they could bring these charges. they

they decided not to indict darren wilson in the shooting death of michael brown. they're looking for 180 people involved. the owner had to watch the looting live on the surveillance system. his family-owned business was looted after the shooting. >>> they're investigating claims by a ten-year-old boy. his fifth grade teacher made him take off his clothes in front of other students last week. >> she told myotic off my sweater and shoes, my shirt and my socks and right when she said to take off my socks, i said no, you're in the my mom. >> the boy says the teacher at rock creek elementary school did it to see if he was lying about stealing home work passes. he said it was embarrassing and fellow classmates laughed at him. her mother is angry and she's taking her son out of school and may sue. >> i don't think it's right what they did to him. we're spanish people and i feel discriminated. >> an alleged incident is investigated completely. we take our time to insure that we understand exactly what happened. >> the school superintendent says she's not sure how long the

the fbi was looking into whether now former police officer darren wilson intentionally violated brown's civil rights. >> law enforcement sources tell cbs news that no civil rights charges are expected to be filed against former ferguson police officer darren wilson for the august shooting death of michael brown. wilson shot the unarmed 18-year- old multiple times during a fight august 9. sources say the fbi has complete interviews are more than 200 people and agents have reviewed numerous surveillance tapes and cell phone videos which captured part of the fatal incident. the fbi report has been turned over to federal prosecutors. an attorney for the brown family released a statement saying they will wait for official word from the justice department regarding whether charges will be field against the police officer who shot and child him. the family won't address speculation from anonymous sources. in november a missouri grand jury cleared wilson of state charges and that decision sparked violent pro protests which included businesses being set on fire. st. louis county police released

it read i am darren wilson. i have bishop derrick robinson with me. he was there at the meeting. first of all, welcome. thanks for coming on. everything i read about this meeting, it was absolutely peaceful for about an hour. then boom. what started that exactly? >> how you doing brooke? good to hear your voice, good to see you. one of the things that i was very destroyed about the meeting -- in the beginning, it was very peaceful. the young people were being wonderful. the police union, there was about 100 of them. i think we had great dialogue. the police union was saying how distorted they were because of what was going on and the change we were trying to make. the bill was great and extensive extensive. jeff roiter's staff was angry. the whole police academy, association i should say. they were very upset. so as the meeting began, as the meeting pursued on -- as a matter of fact there was a text that went outerer yesterday afternoon -- went out yesterday afternoon stating the police union was wanting to occupy the meeting so we would not have a voice. they a rose an hour and

do federal investigators have enough to charge darren wilson with violating brown's rights? it's always been a very high bar. but we'll tell you the latest. hello... i'm an idaho potato farmer and our big idaho potato truck is still missing. so my buddy here is going to help me find it. here we go. woo who, woah, woah, woah. it's out there somewhere spreading the word about americas favorite potatoes: heart healthy idaho potatoes and the american heart association's go red for women campaign. if you see it i hope you'll let us know. always look for the grown in idaho seal. recently, a 1954 mercedes-benz grand prix race car made history when it sold for a record price of just under $30 million. and now, another mercedes-benz makes history selling at just over $30,000. and to think this one actually has a surround-sound stereo. the 2015 cla. see your authorized mercedes-benz dealer for exceptional offers through mercedes-benz financial services. >>> the a development out of ferguson missouri this morning. the fbi wrapping up its investigation of the michael brown shooting. wil

darren wilson's family had to go in to hiding. eventually the police officer's name would have been released. that's what i'm saying. i'm not saying it shouldn't have been. how you do it, when you do, that you got the facts wrong. >> did the listened up being the ones who released -- accuracy? >> which they had to do faster. >> if they had done it faster. >> i agree. >> as former judge how would you -- >> you'll get me in trouble. >> the anonymous part of it. is there a way to sue the group? to criminalize the group somehow? >> i was thinking about that, i think it would be very difficult to criminalize them. some of them have been prosecuted. >> they have? >> been able to find them when they were hacking under federal guidelines getting in -- >> are any of the -- just curious i think are they in jail, any of them? >> in the process. i don't think anybody has been convicted yet. i think there are charges. >> this is another reason why the white house and federal government are pursuing better cybersecurity legislation to stop the

wilson. the fbi was looking into whether wilson intentionally violated any civil rights laws when he shot and killed 18 year-old michael brown. that investigation is now complete. meantime st. louis county police just released this video of looting following grand jury's decision not to indict wilson in november. they say they are looking for more than 100 people. >>> 5:10 in the morning. major fall for grace for former sportscaster don tollefson find out how much time he could spend in prison after being quick on fraud charges. >>> demolishing history how new town connecticut plan to erase the memory of sandy hook shooter adam lanza a. >>> road could be slick this morning in some locations, we will check traffic abe weather together and we will do it the on the other side good morning. >>> right now it is 5:13. after that system came through yesterday we're watching the roads this morning. we have some icy conditions that can possibly be on the side roads, from what we're hearing though main

police officer darren wilson will not face federal civil rights charges in the shooting death michael brown in ferguson, missouri. wilson was not indicted in michael brown's death and sources familiar with the investigation tell cnn the fbi found no evidence that brown's civil rights were violated. >>> the u.s. justice department is still finalizing its report an attorney for brown's family the dead teenager issued this statement. the family of michael brown jr. will await for official word from the justice department regard whether or not any charge also be filed against the police officer who shot and killed him. no word from officer wilson's attorney either. earlier, i spoke with jeffrey toobin. he says it is really no surprise. >> in our somewhat unusual system that we have for prosecuting crimes in the united states, there are often two possible jurisdictions under which someone can be prosecuted. the state, in this case the state of ohio. but also the federal government sometimes can bring charges. but what made this case unlikely from the start was that in a case like this, whe

the fbi has been investigating darren wilson since the august shooting. brown's death and the grand jury's decision not to indict will some sparked weeks of protests. federal investigators interviewed more than 200 witnesses and pored over cell phone video. they concluded wilson did not break any federal civil rights laws. st. louis county police have released this video from one store looted during violence in november. they are trying to identify almost 200 suspects seen breaking in and stealing things. >>> time now is 4:40. it may be the most scandalous house in the bay area. and now the san jose property is up for sale. we find out what the neighbors think. >> and what's cool about your school? email your nominations to us at coolschools@kpix.com. we may come and feature your school on the show. we'll be right back. >>> new this morning, heavily armed rebels remain outside the presidential palace in yemen despite a deal calling for their withdrawal to end the violent standoff. there's no sign right now the president's chief of staff who was kidnapped

darren wilson had been cleared by a state grand jury in the death of michael brown but now cbs news has confirmed the f.b.i. has completed its investigation. justice correspondent bob orr has the details. >> reporter: the f.b.i. has been investigating officer darren wilson to determine if he intentionally violated civil rights laws when he shot and killed 18-year-old michael brown last august. brown, who was unarmed was shot multiple times after a confrontation with wilson. the shooting sparked widespread protests and the accusation that the officer had used unjustifiable source. a missouri grand jury though, exonerated wilson and cleared him of any possible state charges. now the justice department is getting ready to close its federal probe. source say the f.b.i. has completed interviews with more than 200 people and agents have reviewed numerous surveillance tapes and cell phone video which captured part of the fatal incident. the f.b.i. report has now been turned over to federal prosecutors. source say no evidence has surfaced that wilson broke any federal laws. while the justice de

. >> the justice department is not likely to file any civil rights case against darren wilson. so, i'm wondering whether the original zeal on his part to say that locals screwed up whether it's the local grand jury screwed up that at least now they have been exonerated. >> without a doubt. i don't care how you look at this. the affects are the fact for everybody, the facts are the same as the grand jury in ferguson as the justice and department and the fbi who came in early to start their investigation. i don't care how you slice this situation, that happened between mike brown and officer darren wilson very unfortunate incident but the facts are that officer wilson justifiably and reasonably defended his life when he came under attack from mike brown, and the grand jury did get it right. the fact that the justice department stepped in, that's part of the process. i respect that. i'm glad they made quick work of this. officer wilson has -- >> why do you think they did that sheriff? i know they're working -- justice is blind, we're tooled. but a great push by the attorney genera

. >>> it's now up to the attorney general eric holier to decide the fate of darren wilson. the former ferguson missouri police officer who shot and killed the unarmed 18-year-old michael brown. fox news confirmed now that the justice department investigators are unlikely to recommend charging the officer with civil rights violations. the attorney general will have the final say and we don't yet know when he'll announce his decision. back in november a grand jury cleared officer wilson in michael brown's death. some witnesses claimed the teenager had his hand up before the officer filed the deadly shot other. witnesses backed up officer wilson's claim that michael brown charged him and the shooting was in self-defense. the different accounts and the fact that officer wilson is white and michael brown was black, led to protests across the nation. the demonstrations sometimes turned violent. yesterday st. louis county police released surveillance video showing looters trashing a store in november. vectors say they're still searching for almost hundred people caught on camera.

darren wilson had been cleared by a state grand jury in the death of michael brown, but now cbs news has confirmed the f.b.i. has completed its investigation. justice correspondent bob orr has the details.orte >> reporter: the f.b.i. has been investigating officer darren wilson to determine if he intentionally violated civil rights laws when he shot and killed 18-year-old michael brown last august. brown, who was unarmed, was shot multiple times after a confrontation with wilson. th the shooting sparked widespreadcc protests and the accusation that the officer had used unjustifiable force. a missouri grand jury, though, exonerated wilson and cleared him of any possible state charges. now the justice department is getting ready to close its federal probe. sources say the f.b.i. has completed interviews with more than 200 people and agents have reviewed numerous surveillances su tapes and cell phone video which captured part of the fatal incident. the f.b.i. report has now beenf.b. turned over to federal prosecutors. sources say no evidence has surfaced that wilson broke any federal la

. >> and now, we will talk about darren wilson and others who are familiar with the investigation say that the justice department will not recommend any charges be be filed against officer darren wilson, but the final decision is up to attorney eric holder, and a grand jury has decided not to charge the officer. >>> and also a brazen attack. are some of the lawmakers going against the president and behind his back with one of our strongest allies? ves you options like that. [voice echoing] no one at all! no one at all! no one. wake up! [gasp] oh! you okay, buddy? i just had a dream that progressive had this thing called... the "name your price" tool... it isn't a dream is it? nope. sorry! you know that thing freaks me out. he can hear you. he didn't mean that, kevin. kevin: yes, he did! keeping our competitors up at night. now, that's progressive. for fastidious librarian emily skinner, each day was fueled by thorough preparation for events to come. well somewhere along the way emily went right on living. but you see, with the help of her raymond james financial advisor, she had plann

wilson. among the top officials were missouri house senator. jackson, still the chief, drew criticism in the months after the michael brown shooting, for how key information was released and how the situation was handled. joining me now is maria. thank you for being with us. nice to have you with us, as always. >> thank you. >> i want to ask you, were you present at any of the meetings? >> i was not present but i knew about the ongoing negotiation to try to get the police chief out of his position in ferguson. >> and now, i want to bring this to missouri republican house speaker told the associated press that, quote, a substantial part of the conversation centered around trying to get darren wilson resign. prior to the decision of the grand jury. and to get chief jackson to resign, and i didn't have any interest in participating in that. what's your response to that, and do you know why lawmakers would be against it? >> well, i have to tell you, there are some colleagues of mine who don't und