it's miller time. the drought is affecting at pg&e we've definitely put a focus on helping our agricultural customers through the drought. when they do an energy efficiency project and save that money they feel it right in their pocket book. it's exciting to help a customer with an energy efficiency project because not only are they saving energy but they are saving water. we have a lot of projects at pg&e that can help them with that and that's extremely important while we're in a drought. it's a win for the customer and it's a win for california. together, we're building a better california. (cheers and applause) >> larry: welcome back. when i think of amazon, i think of a magical website where i can buy toothbrush heads and "2 fast 2 furious" on dvd and a beatles-themed comforter and sheet set and have it all delivered right to my door. but for amazon employees, their work culture is not so convenient. >> a scathing piece about amazon and the twist reaction this morning from the company's ceo. over

it's miller time. pwhat've we got? 5. bp 64/40 sterilize sites. multiple foreign objects in the body. tweezers. (buzz!) (buzz!) if you're the guy from the operation game, you get operated on. it's what you do. (buzz!) if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. >> larry: welcome back. you know, i recently heard about an intriguing new federal program that's actually getting rolled out right now. >> a new plan to connect more americans to the internet. the obama administration announcing a pilot program called "connect home" to offer free or low-cost access for people in public housing. the program should help 275,000 americans. >> u.s. housing secretary julian castro joined mayor deblasio for the announcement. >> larry: free internet in public housing projects?! so, of course, i just had to ask "the nightly show" contributor mike yard to look into it -- for a new segment we're calling "mike yard's the "y" files". let's take a look. >> the white house and the u.s. department of housing and ur

as long as you are you, it's miller time. [ cheers and applause ] >> larry: welcome back. i am here with my panel. nightly show contributor, ricky velez. [ cheers and applause ] >> larry: his new show, the carmichael show premiers on nbc on august 26th, comedian and argument jerrod carmichael. and the star of the new show mr. robinson, which can be seen wednesdays on nbc, comedian and argument, very funny man, craig robinson. [ cheers and applause ] >> larry: so there are some changes going on in high school advanced placement courses. the cultural conservatives pushed for ap u.s. history to be more patriotic and emphasize, they want to focus on american exceptionalism rather than america's faults. okay? and republican candidate in fact, ben carson had this to say about some of the changes. >> i mean i think most people when they finish that course they would be ready to go sign up for isis. >> okay. so is focusing on just the good parts of our history, is that good for kids? or is that like, you know, liking kris brown but for getting about his past? i mean -- >> well, i

as long as you are you, it's miller time. (cheers and applause) >> larry: welcome back. when i think of amazon, i think of a magical website where i can buy toothbrush heads and "2 fast 2 furious" on dvd and a beatles-themed comforter and sheet set and have it all delivered right to my door. but for amazon employees, their work culture is not so convenient. >> a scathing piece about amazon and the twist reaction this morning from the company's ceo. over the weekend, "the times" exposed what it called a bruising workplace, one with a back-stabbing, sometimes abusive culture that left some employees in tears. [ audience boos ] >> larry: what the [ bleep ], amazon? (laughter) i expect to hear about this kind of behavior from bangladesh or shenzhen, but in seattle? (laughter) look, i'm a prime member. i love my free two-day shipping and abundant episodes of" alpha house." all right? (laughter) john goodman is the marlon brando of our age. absolutely brilliant actor. (laughter) he is. brilliant actor, right? all right. so what does the ceo have to say about these accusations.

it's miller time. miller lite. a proud sponsor of the altimore ravens. >> once again, a tough night for the ravens. 40-17 defeat at the hands of the philadelphia eagles. going on the road for the first time this year. proved to be quite the challenge. take a look at some of the numbers from tonight. again, the overall on the side of philadelphia. rush yards 238-150. passing yards 238. the ravens in the fourth quarter thanks to bryn renner got some good numbers. third down conversions philly was spectacular early on overall going for 10-16. the penalties were so different from a week ago. last week at home the ravens just six total penalties accepted. this week 17 for 139 yards. that is completely unacceptable by any standard. one bright spot though maybe you can see a week ago they did not force a turnover. tonight they indeed did. however, they also had a couple themselves. a year ago, turnovers were an issue for the team during the regular season in which they were in the bottom third of the league in forcing tur

i'm bill o'reilly in the miller time segment. it's all about the big debate tomorrow night in cleveland joining us from california den news miller. two debates one at five featuring the contenders that aren't polling that well. any in that crew jump out at you, miller, in the early debate? >> if anybody in that crew jumped at me outside of carly fiorina i you would go in the federal witness relocation program because they're all creepy. i am going to miss rick perry because now he is going to have to take his smart girl ashley banfield glasses over to the kid's table. i hope encarlie cuts his steak up into little pieces so he doesn't choke over there. there is the genius right there. rick, how many departments are there? which department is your favorite? i like barney miller's department. >> you are unforgiving miller. that happened a long time ago perry did a good job in texas. >> you like politicians. you like politicians i'm trying to be fair. i thought perry did a good job? texas. >> he is he a genius. he is he gandhi. i'm g

i'm bill o'reilly in the miller time segment. it's all about the big debate tomorrow night in cleveland joining us from california den news two debates one at five featuring the contenders that aren't polling that well. any in that crew jump out at you, miller, in the early debate? >> if anybody in that crew jumped at me outside of carly fiorina i you would go in the federal witness relocation program because they're all creepy. i am going to miss rick perry because now he is going to have to take his smart girl ashley banfield glasses over to the kid's table. i hope encarlie cuts his steak up into little pieces so he doesn't choke over there. there is the genius right there. rick, how many departments are there? which department is your favorite? i like barney miller's department. >> you are unforgiving miller. that happened a long time ago perry did a good job in texas. >> you like politicians. you like politicians i'm trying to be fair. i thought perry did a good job? texas. >> he is he a genius. he is he gandhi. i'm glad i'm

here is larry miller, good morning. >> your time right now, 6:01. northwest d.c. where we have fire activity or a fire being put out on butternut street between 7th street northwest and 9th street. it will be a huge presence of firefighters that are currently on scene. commuters will need to stay away from this area as fire crews work to battle that fire. another issue going on. this is northbound between malcolm x avenue. be mindful of that. we have some delays out in that area. we'll have an update for you in ten minutes. we'll send it over to you. >> following breaking news from the koreaen peninsula. north and south korea engaged in an exchange of artillery fire. south korea's defense ministry says soldiers returned fire after north korea shot a single artillery shell at a border town. the defense ministry says it fired dozens of shells at the location of that north koreaen shell. >>> we're also following breaking news out of northwest d.c. firefighters are battling a fire in the 900 block of butternut street. this is a live look at the scene. no word of any i

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here's larry miller. >>> your time 6:01 on the dot. want to let my metro riders everything is running on schedule. we had an earlier issue on the yellow line. that's been resolved so we're good to go there. buses running on schedule as well. the inner loop of the beltway this is it van dorn street and springfield interchange where we have an accident that's blocking the left lane. sky 9 will be making its way there shortly. we should be able to give you a live update in about ten minutes. meantime if you're going to be traveling along 50, the bw parkway or 95, you're good to go, i will traveling along 50 from crofton, bowie, mitchellville. you'll have no major issues this morning. coming up in ten minutes, we'll look at how things are shaping up on metro and take you out to other parts of virginia and show you how the commute is shaping up in that area as well. we'll send it over you to. >> reporter: right now d.c. police are working overtime trying to get a handle on all this violence that's happening acots city from -- across the cit

as long as you are you, it's miller time. they put everything in here. so, what made you switch to taco bell's a.m. crunchwrap? there's like eggs, cheese, bacon. a hashbrown in the a.m. crunchwrap. that looks really good right now. i'm anita. i'm lonita. and i am a breakfast defector. [bong] (cheers and applause) >> jon: welcome back to the program. i am going to talk about my weekend. is with going to talk about pie weekend. i got home from church around 3:00. or you know, whatever time it is that churches let out and my kids were in the tv room watching fox news because-- cuz, you know, i don't have time to teach them morality. and i walked in on this. >> jon stewart secret meetings with president obama. >> tries to explain away his bro-man's with a bama. >> does this dent his haloa bit? he has become more and more and more a tool, really, of the obama administration. >> it looks like he's getting-- like everybody else. >> if you serve a politician idea logical agenda, you are a propagandist. >> jon: hey, they're talking about me! (cheers and applause)

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as long as you are you it's miller time. so, what made you switch to taco bell's a.m. crunchwrap? they put everything in here. there's like eggs, cheese, bacon. a hashbrown in the a.m. crunchwrap. that looks really good right now. i'm anita. i'm lonita. and i am a breakfast defector. [bong] all right, first day of school hunter. i look like our lawyer. exactly. why can't i just dress like them? them? they look cool. excuse me! young people! where did you get these looks? old navy. the navy, it's the navy. old navy mom... and how much for the denims? eight dollars. eight? mom please! mom! hunter! hunter! mommy's speaking. all kids stuff is up to 60% off. you're going to be late today hunter, we're going to old navy. (cheers and applause) >> jon: welcome back to the program. i am going to talk about my weekend. is with going to talk about pie weekend. i got home from church around 3:00. or you know whatever time it is that churches let out and my kids were in the tv room watching fox news because-- cuz you know i don't have time to teach them morality. and i walked in on this. >> jo

but right now it's time for timesaver traffic and larry miller. >>> your time 6:01. we're doing really well around the capital beltway. no major issues to slow you down either on the inner or outer loop. 295 and 395 both on the maryland and d.c. side free and clear of any issues. you can see traffic certain hi rocking and rolling both on the inner and outer loop but nothing to slow you down just yet. from our maryland camera we can see things on i-270 from frederick to the capital beltway. all lanes are open as you approach clarkburg and making your way into bethesda. we'll have another look at huh traffic is. -- how traffic is shaping up in virginia coming up in ten minutes. over to you. >>> new this morning d.c. police continue their manhunt for marcus king. a 19-year-old man who lives in shaw. now charged in connection with that shooting death of an au graduate outside the shaw metro. in fact, it just happened about two blocks away from his home. let's take a look at the picture of the suspect. he's 19 years old and marcus king we're told is on the run. armed and

right now it is larry miller time and time for timesaver traffic. >> thank you kindly. just want to let you know right now we are keeping a close eye on an accident blocking the right lane on the eastbound side of i-66 between 123 in fairfax and the vienna metro station. sky 9 is over the scene to show us not only the lane closure but also some delays associated with that accident. commuters once you get past that accident just west of it, you should be good to go and continue on with the rest of your trip toward the capital beltway but this will slow you down ever so slightly. leave the house a few extra minutes so you can account for those delays this morning. want to give you a look right now as you make your way into the beltway over the key bridge into georgetown. you won't have any issues this morning. all lanes are open again once you get west of an accident. traveling northbound 95 making your way into springfield, you will see some volume delays. looks like just typical friday rush hour there. along the capital beltway no major issues over the wilson bridge. we

here he is, larry miller. what have you got? >>> your time 6:01. how am i going to compete with sunshine? want to let you know we have an accident blocking the center lane on i-95. this is at v a-6 44 out in franconia springfield. here's a live look. couple that with delays and you have a problem. so that is the center lane blocked. we have delays all the way to prince william parkway. no major issues around the capital beltway. still doing really well. no issues on 295 or 395 on the d.c. and maryland side. a live look from our camera shows us how things are shaping up on i-270. no major issues as you approach the capital beltway in bethesda. your next traffic update in about ten minutes. we send it over to you. >>> we saw it but still couldn't believe it. wdbj reporter alison parker and photographer adam ward were ambushed and killed live on the air yesterday morning in roanoke, virginia by a disgruntled former employee of their station. >> that employee was a fellow journalist vester flanagan. he went by the name of bryce williams while reporting

i'm matt miller. time to get you caught up on market action around the world. we start in asia. china is entering a new currency regime after devaluing the yuan by the most in two decades, while at the same time announcing it will strengthen the market possible -- the market's role, getting the imf to include the rim and be. sent to its was biggest one-day loss since china unified rates in 1994. it is calling it a one-off adjustment, and they plan to keep the you want at a stable and reasonable level. do this now? july exports fell more than expected as the japanese yen had been depreciating. the yuan had been relatively stable, page pretty much to strengthen the u.s. dollar. stephen engle in hong kong. i want to get to mark barton in london for the latest on how this is affecting your. biggest -- china's biggest evaluation is casting a shadow on european stock markets. your shares are probably declining if you relied on china sales. look at the decliners in germany daimler, auto related shares falling by 15 billion euro today. ners have also been hit hard. chinese importer, the

thank you very much. >>> when we come back, it's miller time. does he like any of the republican contenders? miller is next. i called for help as soon as i saw her. i found her wandering miles from home. when the phone rang at 5am, i knew it was about mom. i see how hard it's been on her at work and i want to help. for the 5 million americans living with alzheimer's, and millions more who feel its effects. let's walk together to make an even bigger impact and end alzheimer's for good. find your walk near you at alz.org/walk. test. test. test. >>> thanks for staying with us. i'm bill o'reilly. tonight, politics and the sorority situation in alabama. joining us from santa barbara, the sage of southern california, dennis miller. anybody on the republican side impressing you these days, miller? >> by the way, billy, i got into that last segment. was that guy bragging that he tagged someone named mary lee? >> no, no. it was a shark, miller. >> oh, a shark. i thought, wow, this is show is loosening up. back to the -- back to the gop. listen, i'll be h

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i like barney miller's department. >> you are unforgiving miller. that happened a long time ago perry did a good job in texas. >> you like politicians. you like politicians i'm trying to be fair. i thought perry did a good job? texas. >> he is he a genius. he is he gandhi. i'm glad i'm alive during his era. i hope fox has some monitors over there at the big game to make sure nobody has deflated the balls. i picked up a rosetta stone app. today to make me figure out jibber irish to english so i can watch the debate. christie snuck in. did you ever think you would hear yourself say that christie snuck in? if i was christie, i would show ups a landmark bridge over in cleveland called the main avenue bridge, he ought to shut that bridge down, too so nobody else can make it to the debate. that should be his mo. just keep on shutting down bridges so he he is the last man standing. >> so no one can get to the

larry miller, over you to. time for traffic. >>> allyson rae, thank you so much. metro riders, we have some single tracking going on. this is on the green and yellow lines between greenbelt and college park. you may remember, too, that the new 7000 series trains debut on the green line. we're told that it got caught up in that delay as well. be mindful this morning. just add some additional time for your commute time if you can at all. >>> want to give you a live look and show you how things are shaping up on 50. for those of you traveling westbound coming from areas like crofton and bowie going through mitchellville and the capital beltway, no issues for you this morning. from sky 9 we're still keeping a close eye on the residual delays going on on i-270. for those of you traveling southbound from frederick toward the capital beltway, it was at germantown road we had an earlier issue. that's resolved but you might see a slight slowdown as you prepare germantown road. just give yourself extra time. we'll have your drive times around the metro aft seven-day forecas

miller start your fame -- time again. >> mr. chairman you said i think in the beginning your comments, that the mandatory evacuation should have been called for earlier. can you give me an idea had it been called earlier, what you think the at youcome may have been in regards to evacuation out of the city? >> well, if is there anything positive that comes out of this whole thing, is at least from my experience is that studying the plan and the plan but exiting the city for the most part that worked. however, you have a lot of senior citizens in new orleans like long less dents will say i reed out emil betsy going stay here for this hard as hell trying to convince them to get up and leave. people who died as a result of this disaster were senior citizens. going to them this mandatory evacuation do you not have a choice, you have to leave. i feel that definitely helped me to get my senior citizens out. without waiting as long as i hood there in order to leave, and i think that if some miracle there was any type of evacuation plan

miller start your fame -- time again. >> mr. chairman you said i think in the beginning your comments, that the mandatory evacuation should have been called for earlier. can you give me an idea had it been called earlier, what you think the at youcome may have been in regards to evacuation out of the city? >> well, if is there anything positive that comes out of this whole thing, is at least from my experience is that studying the plan and the plan but exiting the city for the most part that worked. however, you have a lot of senior citizens in new orleans like long less dents will say i reed out emil betsy going stay here for this hard as hell trying to convince them to get up and leave. people who died as a result of this disaster were senior citizens. going to them this mandatory evacuation do you not have a choice, you have to leave. i feel that definitely helped me to get my senior citizens out. without waiting as long as i hood there in order to leave, and i think that if some miracle there was any type of evacuation plan

miller: well, that would include the time that he was incapacitated -- mr. cooper: just under three years. ms. swain: three years, all together. and so, he dies when? ms. miller: february 4th, 1924. ms. swain: and then, how is he memorialized at his death in this city? was there a big public funeral? mr. cooper: oh, yeah. it was -- it's really quite lovely. they had -- edith, president coolidge offered the capitol to have a state funeral. she declined. they had a service at the house, presided over by both a presbyterian clergyman and the bishop -- washington bishop. edith, by the way, was episcopalian and she did not change to be a presbyterian when she married him and he made no push for her to do that. and then, there's a procession up massachusetts happening to the cathedral. there is the interment. in those days, there wasn't too much to the cathedral that's down in that crypt. his tomb has been -- was moved up in interestingly enough, in the centennial year of his birth, 1956 up to the then finished the principal part of the cathedral. so, that -- it's

kristie miller: i think something like 37 years. it was an extraordinarily long time. i mean, he died in 1924 and she died at the end of 1961. susan swain: and what was her life like? kristie miller: she spent all the rest of her life being woodrow wilson's widow. and she tried to ensure his legacy. she chose his first biographer. she controlled access to his papers very, very closely. she controlled how his image was portrayed. she wrote her own memoir, as i said, with her own spin on it. she collaborated with darryl zanuck, who made a movie about wilson. she really had a tight rein on what he was allowed to do. but, to me, the most important thing that she did when she supported something that he had supported during his lifetime, the woodrow wilson commission, is it called? john milton cooper jr.: foundation. kristie miller: foundation. and they helped create the united nations and they also collect these papers that arthur link and his team edited so that there are 69 volumes of woodrow wilson's letters and other significant papers, many of the letters from the fir

we'll talk about that in the first alert seven-day but time for timesaver traffic and larry miller. >>> commuters on the silver line or planning on hopping on the silver line can expect some delays to largo because of a disabled training outside of spring hill. so account for that by adding a few extra minutes to your commute time. eastern avenue at kenilworth avenue. no issues there. traffic flowing freely in both directions. eastbound on i-66, just east of the prince william parkway, we have some pretty significant volume as you approach areas like manassas, centreville, even fairfax. just make sure you take it easy out there. no major issues other than volume that will slow you down. east of the beltway on route 50, all lanes are open. no issues there. we'll have your drive times around the metro coming up after the seven-day forecast. we'll send it over to you. >>> a group of art students are called in to help forensic scientists identify the remains of more than 1200 nameless bodies. >> on the campaign trail, republican candidates turn their attention to iowa. we're back after th

good afternoon, i matt miller. apologies, every time i say ohio, i am supposed to say the great state of ohio. home of matthew miller. wall street is trying to gain its footing to get back on solid ground. stocks advancing after the steepest losing streak in four years. let's check the boards of the s&p 500, jumping at the open after a 3% rally on tuesday, evaporated in the last hour of trading. right now the broader market is up eight point 5%. the dow jones industrial average is also trading higher today, up 260 points at 15,900 25, a gain of 1.6%. the nasdaq is also in the green on this wednesday, up nearly 1.5%. nymex crude today is flirting with the $40 a barrel mark. at $39.13. it is down almost half a percent , trading at that level following yesterday's recovery from the lowest level since 2009. brent crude of a quarter percent. ignorers continue to gold as a safe haven, the focus instead on the prospect of higher u.s. interest rates. goal down one and a quarter 1001 hundred $24.70 and outs. at bonds in loo

miller fired four times. the police chief says miller's mistake caused the deadly confrontation and put other cops in danger. >>> new developments tonight in the corruption case surrounding pennsylvania's attorney general today kathleen kane's driver answered to a judge while the attorney general herself prepares to speak to the press. some defense attorneys think tomorrow' news conference is a huge mistake fox 29's jeff cole breaks down the case. >> reporter: the former lackawanna county police chief and the head of the security detail, the attorney general this must have been airheads head snapping reversal of fortune. accustomed to bringing criminal charges tuesday patrick reece told a judge he was not guilty of one. reece, 48, whose also kane's driver was charged thursday with using a special e-mail system to snoop into secret grand jury information for his boss. thumbing his nose alleges the montgomery county district attorney at a county judge who issued a protective order shielding the info from prying

it will be up to the grand jury to decide if miller's actions were legal. >>> for the first time in five nights the protest end peacefully in ferguson, missouri. officials released video yesterday they say shows 18 year-old tyrone harris grabbing a gun before being shot by police on monday. it happened during protest marking one year anniversary of michael brown's death. harris is now in critical condition. authorities say he fired at police, a claim that is corroborated by a witness. >>> in campaign 2016, a new routers poll, first since last weeks debate shows donald trump still in the lead at 24 percent. former florida governor jeb bush is second the 12 percent, that is down three points present before the debate. no other republican date was higher than 8 percent. >>> jeb bush comes out swing ago begins hillary clinton and donald trump is making his first post debate campaign appearance. craig boswell continues our campaign 2016 campaign coverage. >> reporter: g.o.p. presidential candidate jeb bush went on the attack against democratic front runner hillary clinton during his speech at

good afternoon, i matt miller. apologies, every time i say ohio, i am supposed to say the great state of ohio. home of matthew miller. wall street is trying to gain its footing to get

officer brad miller shot taylor four times. the arlington police chief calls that initial chase questionable. taylor's family said it wants answers. >> this kid made a mistake and it cost him dearly, so nobody should have to go out like that. >> a criminal investigation is underway and arlington police officers advocacy group is appealing for fairness for the officer, stating that the investigation is incompletely. >> a federal judge denied bail for a young couple that tried to join isil. they were arrested at a regional airport in mississippi before taking off for syria. >> another case possibly connected to isil, a florida man pleaded not guilty in a plat to bomb a public beach. the man allegedly told undercover f.b.i. agents he wanted to detonate a backpack null of nails in miami. >> the second charge is attempt to provide material support to a terrorist organization. it relates in my estimation to the allegation of a recruitment video. he is doing margin ally better. he has a chance to correspond with his family through let

larry miller, over you to. >>> your time right now 6:15. metro riders, again want to let you know if you're going to be traveling on the red line, we have residual delays to areas along the shady grove side of the red line because of an earlier issue, police activity at union station. buses are running on schedule this morning. traveling southbound on i-270, no major problems from fingerboard road to the capital beltway. a 26-minute commute. traveling inbound on i-66 we've got volume in areas like centreville already, but still rocking and rolling in terms of the traffic there. from james madison highway to 27th street northwest, a 38- minute commute. traveling northbound on 95 on the virginia side from cardinal drive to i-395, a 14-minute commute for you this morning. and inbound on 50 from collington road to penn street northeast, an 18-minute commute. let's show you how things are shaping up outside. this is 395 here at glebe road traveling toward the 14th street bridge. no major issues for you this morning. so we'll send it over to you.

shot taylor four times. several officers suspected taylor had a gun in his pocket. it turned out to be nothing more than keys and a cell phone. miller's attorney says the chief rushed to judgment to quiet protestors, and says the rookie made decisions in the heat of a violent confrontation to save his and other officers' lives. because he's a rookie, miller cannot appeal his firing, but he might have a whole lot more to worry about than that tonight. he's now the subject of a criminal investigation that will end up before a grand jury. david? >> ryan owens tonight, ryan, thanks. >>> now to tom brady tonight coming face-to-face with the nfl commissioner today and the judge who will decide if the suspension will stand. the clock ticking for brady. smiling as he headed into court. four weeks until the patriots take the field. perhaps his last chance to get that suspension lifted. nfl commissioner roger goodell in that room, too. abc's ryan smith tonight on what the judge said today about whether there's any evi

good n >>> for the brewers, the fireworks continued against the phillies this time inside miller park. the fireworks came off the milwaukee bats early. they exploded off the legs of aggressive base runners and sparkled on defense putting a halt to the phillies for the fifth straight time. fans are rolling in for tonight's ball game between th

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. >> articlington-- arlington police say this was the first time officer miller used his weapon and jeff, they say he was nearing the completion of his field training program. >> glor: jericka thank you. today marks one year since michael brown was killed during a confrontation with missouri. the shooting sparked riots across the country and put police tactics in the spotlight. tonight. >> it is time for us to not seek justice but demand justice. >> a year later, the anger in ferguson is still raw. >> don't put a mic in my mouth and think i'm going to be playing with y'all. >> more than a thousand gathered sunday where michael brown, jr. was killed by a white police officer last august. brown's father told the crowd the pain has in the eased. >> the question always asked to me is how i feel. i think that's just the dumbest question you could ever ask me. >> reporter: the family lead a four and a half minute long moment of silence. each minute for the number of hours brown's body laid on the ground. the officer involved in the wrongdoing. the case exposed the deep mistrust between the com

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. >> reporter: officer miller fired his weapon four times. >> i have found several decisions made on scene to be troubling. >> reporter: the chief laid out a timeline that shows at 1:15 officers found the dealership's gate open. at 1:17, taylor is spotted by the five officers on scene. but at 1:18 when officers discussed setting up a perimeter, officer miller violates policy by separating from his training and more experienced officer and into the showroom. the unarmed teen reportedly charged and cursed at taylor who fired his weapon while thinks train officer fired his taser. >> this feeling of fear and isolation was as a result of his poor decision to enter the building without assistance and without an arrest plan. >> reporter: miller, who joined the department in september, cannot appeal the firing because he was a probationary employee. it will now be up to a grand jury to decide if miller should face criminal charges. hannah daniels for cbs news. >> the local police union denounced the firing and says officer miller deserves the right to be judged fairly and completely on the f

brad miller shot at tailor four times during a pursuit that the arlington police chief calls questionable. the family says they want answers. a criminal investigation is now underway. >>> hillary clinton has agreed to turn her private email server over to the justice department. the move which clinton has resisted for months the latest development in the controversy. >> reporter: hillary clinton's announcement that she will hand over her personal email server to the justice department is a stark departure from the position she has maintained for five months. >> the server contains personal communications from my husband and me, and i believe i have met all of my responsibilities, and the server will remain private. >> reporter: the clinton campaign says she now is also giving investigators, 3 thumb drives containing roughly 30,000 emails relating to her work as secretary of state. the fbi is investigating whether clinton's use of a personal email account that private server resulted in the mishandling of any classified information. just hours before clinton made her announcement, a state

officer brood miller shot at taylor four times during a pursuit. the police chief calls the initial chase, quote, questionable. >> he's a kid that made a mistake and it cost him dearly, so -- nobody should have to go out that way. >> a criminal investigation is now underway. an advocacy group is appealing for fair treatment of officer miller, emphasizing that the police chief's own acknowledgment, the investigation is still incomplete. >>> a federal jail has denied bail for a young couple that allegedly tried to join isil. they were arrested in mississippi just before taking off for syria. they are charged with attempting and conspiring to provide material support to a terrorist group. >>> in another case possibly connected to isil a florida man has pleaded not guilty in a plot to bomb a beach. he said he wanted to detonate a backpack full of nails in miami. >> the second charge is attempt to provide material support to a terrorist organization. it relates in my estimation to the allegation of a recruitment video. harlem is doing marginally better.

taylor was struck multiple times. >> tonight officer brad miller has been placed on administrative leave. it was the first time that he used his weapon. the fbi is going to be participating in the investigation. before christian taylor, there was michael brown, he was the unarmed black teen shot and killed by a police officer one year ago tomorrow. that sparking that nationwide debate on how minorities are treated by police. they are still coming to terms with his death. today his father led people on a march. >> at a make shift memorial, there were prayers. >> remember you to be appreciative and worship you in the best way. >> one year. >> and proud words from a still breathing father. >> my son is a legend. he's a legend. everybody knows you know, that he was done wrong. the truth is just out there. i'm standing out for what's right for my boy. >> reporter: demonstrators set out remembering the teen whose death last year from a police officer's bullet sparked a national debate over race. >> i'm worried about all children. it's not just a white black thing. >> i'm from ohio, but i go to

and, right after that, miller fired three more times, killing the 19-year-old football player. miller told investigators he feared taylor would overpower him. but the police chief says he has serious concerns about miller's justification for the shooting. >> this feeling of isolation was the result of his poor decision to enter the building without assistance and without an arrest plan. >> adrian and josh taylor are crust y christian's older brothers. they can't explain the 19-year-old's behavior that morning. >> it was just tough to watch. it was just not him in that video. not in his right mind the little brother we grew up with. we're still looking for answers, as well. >> taylor's family doesn't understand how the young football player who was 5'7" and weighed 170 pounds could hurt two police officers. >> do you think there's any way that christian could have threatened these officers' lives? >> knowing my brother, he wouldn't dare. he never actually would harm anybody. >> i just don't feel like that was the best op pgs to go. >> arlington police officers agree with taylor'