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He says the tensions gripping ferguson stem from a mistrust between police and the people. I want the people of ferguson to know that i personally understood that mistrust. I wanted them to know that while so much else may be uncertainty, this attorney general and this department of justice stands with the people of ferguson. Reporter holder also expressed support for Law Enforcement officers who put their lives at risk. Were going to have a lot more on those comments and the latest on those protests. And new questions about another Fatal Police Shooting less than four miles away from here. Our other top story today is the murder of american james foley at the hands of isis militants and the u. S. Air strikes against those militants in iraq. Today u. S. Ware planes hit isis hardware around the mosul dam. And were learning more about a failed rescue mission trying to free foley. General Martin Dempsey is expected to speak in two hours and can reveal more details about that operation. Meanwhile, friends of james foley are speaking out about his courage and including a french journalist who was held captive with foley for several months. He was always extremely understandable and well, he was a great friend. It was it sounds strange for me to say that he managed to make these seven months of captivity for me easier, but somehow he did because it was just great to have him with me. Reporter there was some contact between the people who held james foley and his family. Phillip balboni is the president and ceo of the Online News Agency that james foley worked for. Tell us about your role in those negotiations. Well, we began the search for jim two days after his abduction on november 22nd, 2012. And over time, we amassed a tremendous amount of knowledge about where jim was being held and who was holding him. You know, negotiations were a very, very small part of this, don. The first email from the captors didnt arrive until november 26th. There were only a few subsequent to that. Perhaps the most important of those was their opportunity to let us ask whats called proof of life questions. And so the family composed three questions that were incredibly difficult and obscure for anyone but jim to answer. And they all came back correctly. Answered. And it was a milestone moment that we knew we were dealing with the people that had him. There were a few Additional Communications in december. One of which stated the demand, monetary demand. And then the captors stopped communicating with us. And the next time we heard from them was last wednesday night when they made proved not to be a threat, a statement that they would execute jim because of the u. S. Bombing in iraq. Yeah. How many times did you hear from his captors . It was less than half a dozen. Less than half a dozen times. And when did they first ask forfor ransom, and did they repeat those demands . Because i understand it was 100 million euros, which is 132. 5 million. Yes. I want to stress, don, that the kidnappers never really negotiated their demands. They stated the demand, and it was 100 million euros. Or the release of muslim prisoners, not named by them. And they stopped communicating with the foley family. And we, of course, were attempting to engage them in communication. There was never a time when the captors said that if you paid this amount of money other than that 100 million euros, that jim would be freed. We never took the 100 million figure seriously. We learned from the as you know, there were a number of western journalists, european journalists, who were subsequently released by them starting in april of this year. And the amount of money paid in those ransoms was dramatically less. And our focus was on attempting to raise a sum of money that would be in the range of what they had taken for the other western hostages. Can you tell us, mr. Balboni, what role the government played in those communications . Did they monitor them . Or did you or the family just pass on that information . Yeah. Everything that we learned throughout this entire investigation was provided to the government, to the federal bureau of investigation, to the state department. So there was nothing that we knew that they didnt know almost contemporaneously with the time that we knew it. All right. Philip balboni, thank you very much. We appreciate you joining us here on cnn. We want to get back to the new air strikes against isis, and american planes hill mitt tear positions around the mosul dam in northern iraq. Anna corwin is on the ground in erbil. Do we know specifically what is being targeted in those air strikes . Reporter look, its the isis enemy position. Its humvees. Its artillery. Its actually u. S. Equipment that they seized from the iraqis when they took over mosul back in june. Iraqs second largest city. So this is what the u. S. Is specifically going after. That weaponry, that heavy weaponry that they are using against the kurdish forces, the peshmerga, as well as the iraqis who are part of this fight. But those air strikes, don, as we know, are really changing the situation on the ground. There were six today. There were 14 yesterday. And were really seeing a rampedup effort from the u. S. Because this is, as i say, changing the situation, allowing those Ground Forces to get in, retake mosul dam. We spent a lot of time at mosul dam in the last couple of days, watched the peshmerga make those critical advances to actually push these isis fighters out of this very strategically important piece of infrastructure. Without those u. S. Air strikes, don, none of this would have been possible. Anna, what is the reaction there to the beheading of james foley . Reporter people are sickened. It doesnt matter who you speak to. They are horrified that isis could do this. To an american citizen. And theres a real feeling as well, don, that this has changed the situation. Before, many people felt that this was just a war here in iraq, that the u. S. Was supporting to help out obviously u. S. Personnel on the ground as well as to stop genocide of the iraqi religious minorities. But now that isis has killed a u. S. Civilian i beg your pardon a u. S. Civilian in syria, you have to remember isis doesnt consider syria and iraq to be separate countries. As far as theyre concerned, theyve set up this new state, the Islamic State, the caliphate. So for what has taken place, theres a real feeling that now the United States, yes, they need to increase air strikes. Weve heard that from iraqs foreign minister, but there needs to be more involvement to defeat isis, because at the moment, they are just pushing them back and holding them at bay. If theyre going to eliminate the cancer of isis, which is what president obama said after the death of james foley yesterday, well, then, they need to be far more involved. Anna coren, thank you very much. Back to the story here in ferguson. Eyewitnesses, of course, key to determining what happened between Michael Brown and officer Darren Wilson, but who can we believe when the stories are so different . Plus, the nations only black governor reacts to the shooting and the violence. Governor Deval Patricks emotional response. Thats ahead. [ woman ] if you have moderate to severe Rheumatoid Arthritis like me, and youre talking to your rheumatologist about a biologic. This is humira. This is humira helping to relieve my pain. This is humira helping me lay the groundwork. This is humira helping to protect my joints from further damage. Doctors have been prescribing humira for ten years. Humira works by targeting and helping to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to r. 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This comes as attorney general eric holder says agents have made significant progress in a separate federal investigation. Now, theres the very latest from the ground here in ferguson, missouri. For the First Time Since the shooting, the streets emptied out overnight. The crowds of protesters thinned as evening fell. Rain and thunderstorms may have kept some people away. Two supporters of the Police Officer who shot Michael Brown took to the streets. They were confronted by supporters of the brown family. And meanwhile, a Defense Fund Set up for officer Darren Wilson has collected more than 123,000. Michael browns mother viewed his body at the morgue for the first time yesterday. And later the family met with attorney general eric holder. The meeting really struck a personal chord with him. Personally, ive seen a lot in my time as attorney general, but few things have affected me more. I had the chance to meet with the family of Michael Brown. I spoke with them not just as attorney general but as a father of a teenage son myself. Holder also met with captain ron johnson of the state Highway Patrol, the man in charge of security here in ferguson. And i had the chance to go on a ridealong with captain johnson. Not that many people out. It seems to be under control. What did you do right since two days ago . I think that first, the community did some things right. The clergy and the elders and the activists came out and didnt allow agitators and criminals to mass themselves with any group. And they were actually pointing them out to us. They were helping us. They were moving away from them and not having the same activity. So really the community did it. Well, the nations only africanamerican governor weighs in on the shooting and violence in ferguson. Massachusetts governor Deval Patrick says these deadly encounters have to stop. Im sick of it. Im sick of im sick of unarmed black men being shot by police. Im sick of the lawlessness on the streets. I think everybodys just tired. When are we going to get through with this kind of this kind of thing . I want to bring in cnn cross fire host van jones. An emotional reaction from the governor. Are you surprised how this is resonating with the governor, with black leaders, really with the black community, and even beyond the black community . Im not surprised because this wasnt the first this summer. It was the fourth this summer of an unarmed africanamerican young person who was either choked to death or shot to death. I think it is striking a chord. I think here in ferguson, people are taking an inhale. Monday is the funeral. And i think youre going to see once again people coming. We know that you have leaders coming from all across the country to be with the family. And so this is an inhale moment. But i dont think this is over by a long shot. Yeah. You know, there was another Fatal Shooting. We were here when it happened. Im talking about Fatal Shooting not far from here in st. Louis city. Raising questions. The cell phone video of the shooting is graphic and it is disturbing. We have chosen, we need to tell you, to freeze the shooting right before the man is shot. But the audio does continue. And you can also hear the man who filmed the shooting. The police are going to pull up. Yall call the police . Yeah. We called them. Get your hands out of your pockets. Hes got his gun out. Oh [ bleep ] oh [ bleep ] oh [ bleep ] oh [ bleep ] theyve got their guns out. Damn oh, my god. Wow. We know the man was yelling shoot me shoot me as he approached the authorities saying he was brandishing a knife. But on the heels of the Michael Brown shooting, how much does this play into the concerns about the interactions between police and black men . One of the activists on the street was black lives matter. That should be obvious. In situations like this, you begin to understand people feel that black lives may not matter. Heres what i would say. Obviously, look, my dad was a cop in the military. My uncle just retired from the Memphis Police force. I understand that Law Enforcement is under tremendous pressure. But heres what i also know. People have to deal with folks with mental instability all the time. Nurses do. Store owners do. And they dont have weapons. Bus drivers do. What they learn what to do is talk people down. But he had a knife. You are posing a dangerous and a lethal threat, but its a matter of training. There are departments that realize you have so much widespread mental illness, you have to train identify is this guy crazy and let me go through my talk him down protocol and dont go right to my shoot him down proet cal. We talked to the police chief about the use of deadly force. Heres what he said. Why use bullets . Why not use a stun gun . Well, certainly a taser is an option thats available to the officers. But tasers arent 100 . So youve got an individual armed with a knife whos moving towards you, not listening to any verbal commands, continues says shoot me now, kill me now. Tasers arent 100 . If the taser misses, that subject continues on and hurts an officer. So speakingofficers here, if someone is far enough away and you have the chance to holster a taser and a gun, thats fine, but when someone is that close to you, you dont have the time necessarily to react. One of the things that was so brilliant about your coverage last night, you were talking to the officers and the young men together. And the young men said the way i approach you is how i approach you. The most important weapon an officer has often is his words or her words. If you come out with a gun saying frez, freeze, freeze, that might be escalating. If someone is known to have a mental illness, a communityoriented officer might be able to crack a joke, deescalate, not try to match the escalation and take it higher. Its a training issue. Speaking to those young men, thats really key. We have not heard a lot exception for hands up and people screaming. I think we need to hear a lot pore from them. I think thats right. And unfortunately here in ferguson, it seems to me the Police Officers never miss an opportunity to miss an opportunity. The young people are over there at the church right now. Theyre trying to make plans going forward. The police could go by and talk with them, have an honest conversation. Instead, the standoff almost even between young people who live in the community and the police. Were going to do more. Thank you, van jones. Appreciate you joining us here. Here in ferguson, missouri, as mentions have mounted over the last week and a half, we have seen a wide range of people, protesters, leaders, famous and not, come to be a part of whats happening. Next, why one hiphop star decided to bring his fight for racial equality to ferguson. son oh no. Can you fix it, dad . Yeah, i can fix that. dad i wanted a car that could handle anything. I fixed it dad thats why i got a Subaru Legacy. vo symmetrical allwheel drive plus 36 mpg. I gotta break more toys. vo introducing the allnew Subaru Legacy. Its not just a sedan. Its a subaru. The summer of this. Mmer. The summer that summers from here on will be compared to. Where memories will be forged into the sand. And then hung on a wall for years to come. Get out there, with over 50,000 hotels at 150 dollars or less. Expedia. Find yours. At university of phoenix, this is a woman hesitating on a lifechanging decision. We know going back to school is a big decision. 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Here in ferguson, pictures have really told the story. The protests that we have seen on the streets, the Law Enforcement reaction, all driving this story both in the National Media and the discussion that we are seeing online. Activists here in ferguson are using twitter to get their message out. Including some major hiphop artists like my next guest who is a rapper, activist. I guess we can call him a raptivist. You have been tweeting a lot whats going on here to your more than 900,000 followers on twitter. You have long really been a passion fat voice of issues of racial equality. You came to ferguson days ago. Yes. Why . I mean, why not . Im on twitter often. I love twitter. But the retweeting and everything, it doesnt have an effect without bodies on the ground. Without flesh and people actually showing up, twitter movements, even the movement of egypt, even the arab spring, even occupy wall street, without the people on the ground, actually here there is no story. So as an artist, i wanted to put my money where my mouth is. Im supported by the community. The community has been brutalized. I have a son thats mike browns age. Mike brown was into hiphop. It could have happened to me or you. I felt it was important to control the narrative because the media has been doing a horrible job of making sure that the stories get out in the right way. I disagree with that especially with our coverage. I think that weve done really great coverage here. And people in the community are actually coming up commending us on our coverage, saying that its balanced. Weve been telling the stories of young black men and their interactions with Police Officers. I dont think the entire media has been bad. No, i dont think i think what youre speaking about is intentions. And i dont think you know, especially an organization like cnn. I dont think the intention is to not be fair or balanced, but we live in a world thats run by white supremacy, and thats the narrative the narrative and language of the oppressed thats feign over. On cnn. Com right now, you have a story up that says ferguson calm until bottles fly. Thats inaccurate. Because ifs that night. You know what im saying . Thats not what happened. The first thing in the story it says is Police Chased down men. Hang on. Let me finish my point. That did not happen where you were. I was right there with the article, the situation they were talking about, i was right there. Let me finish my point. Thats not what happened. Im going to let you finish your point. No, youre not. Yes, i am. Let me finish my point before you talk. Let me finish pie point before you talk. I want to address something that you said. We cant have the interview if i cant talk. If i cant talk, we dont have the interview. Youre interrupting and telling me, you wouldnt let me talk. Police say youre not seeing everything that happens that goes on. Can i finish telling you my perspective . Go ahead. Because thats how you have a conversation. I understand that. You have to listen to me as well. Let me explain something. I would listen to you if you had the decency let me finish you. If you had the decency to greet me. I invited you. You didnt invite me. Nicole invited me, first of all. You came up. You didnt say nothing to me. You were on your phone the whole time. You asked how to pronounce my name. Let me finish what i have to say or else im going to leave. Either i can finish it you say what you have to say and finish. Go ahead. From what i saw, with my own eyes. Thats what im saying to you. And i was there on the ground, all right . Thats not what happened. The cnn reports on your website says it chased men down. No. It chased men, women and children down. The cnn report, the headline says calm until bottles fly. They dont mention the bottles in the article. Theres no mention of the bottles flying. I saw the bottle fly. You know when it flew . After the cops told me they were going to blow my fing head off. They took their shields and batons up and lined up on the streets. Then when they got into position, a bottle comes out of a peaceful protest. Im saying its calm until the cops agitated the people. Can i speak now . Okay. So we have addressed everything that youre saying. Please. Okay . Thats what you saw from your position. Thats why im here. Youre not seeing everything thats going on. Of course not. So from your position. Only my perspective. The article youre looking at is one of hundreds if not thousands that are written. Thats true. And also, its a small part of 24 hours of News Coverage that we have here on cnn. Which is why i said it wasnt intentional. As far as you saying me coming up, i have a job to do. What im doing on television is in this phone. I am reading hang on i am reading i didnt have the respect to greet you if ive never met you before. I did. No, you didnt. Thats a lie. No, you didnt. We have it on tape. You skated by here. And i said hello to you. And you said hey, whats up . You didnt do none of that. Im trying to get on the air. Im working. I said hello. Im trying to be respectful to you to make sure that i say your name properly. People call me don lemon. I just want to make sure im respectful to me so i say your name properly. I said hello to you. Im very busy ear. Im not trying to disrespect you. I invited and cnn invited you to be on cnn so we can have this conversation. I dont mind having this conversation. I dont either. But we have to listen to each other. Right. But the first thing you did hang on, producers. I think this is important. Go ahead. Youve been on tv all day. Im in the streets, and youre out here and i commend you. I see you going through the same struggle as a black man we go through and i commend you because a lot of people are not out here. I can tell from your passion youre not just out here as a journalist. However, the first thing you did is cut me off. And im telling you from im not trying to cut you off. Its only my perspective. Thats all i can be responsible for. Im not trying to cut you off. Im trying to address each point youre giving. So when you Say Something, i want to address one point. And then im going to stop and let you Say Something else and then im going to address that point. Im not trying to disrespect you. What im trying to do is get on television so i can get you on and have a conversation with you. My job is my job is to represent what i saw. And i have 90 seconds at least to speak when you ask me a question. I know how this goes. For me to answer. Ive got 20 seconds out. Let me say my piece at first and then we can have a conversation. Let me tell you this. So for the past two minutes, the producers have been saying wrap this up. Lets go. If i tell you im going to let you speak, i mean that im going to let you speak. But i want us to have a conversation where were listening to each other. Again, i have a mission, a statement that i have to get out. And im letting you do that. You werent but now you are and i appreciate it. I cant trust that, brother. I cant trust that, brother. So what am i going to do with that . Im letting you have this. Yes, you are, and i commend you. Thank you again. I want to say for people, keep the focus on mike brown. I want to say exactly. People out here, say because they dont see protest movement, i know protest about black on black crime. Just because you dont see it, just because you choose to ignore it dont mean it dont exist. Organization for black struggle, theyre out here. Dream defenders is out here. Advancement project is out here. Black youth brojt project is ou. Look them up, support them. Peace. 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Security and intelligence analysts say there is growing concern that isis could also develop sleeper cells inside the United States. Now, intelligence officials here will not go as far as saying they are here in the United States now. But it is possible, and isis clearly, as youve seen in that video with james foley, has the motivation to attack american targets given the u. S. Air strikes against them in iraq. And one analyst says the isis leader, al baghdadi, what this analyst calls a narcis icissist psychopath. That could be in their plans in the future. British Prime Minister David Cameron confirmed that foleys executioner is british. Are there americans among the ranks of isis, brian . Were being told, don, its very likely there are americans within the ranks of isis. U. S. Intelligence officials have told us more than 100 americans have gone to syria to fight with jihadist groups, and its looking increasingly likely that at least a handful of them have joined isis. Now the fear is theyve got american passports, trained on combat, on bomb making and other things and also its hard to track them. U. S. Intelligence assets human intelligence in syria especially is not very extensive, don. So who exactly is brian todd, thank you very much. I appreciate that. The question is who exactly is the ruthless jihadist believed to be the masked executioner who beheaded american james foley . The evidence investigators are scouring through next. Were going to talk about that. Ifyou may be muddlingble withrough allergies. Nger. Try zyrtec® for powerful allergy relief. And zyrtec® is different than claritin. Because it starts working faster on the first day you take it. Zyrtec®. Muddle no more™. So ally bank really has no hidden fethats right. Accounts . Its just that im worried about you know hidden things. Ok, whys that . No hidden fees, from the bank where no branches equals great rates. But do you really . 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Joining me now from london is our atika shubert. What are you learning about the man suspected of being foleys execution executioner . Reporter we know the government is speckally loifica looking at that video, analyzing it. Theyve tracked hundreds of jihadists that have gone there to fight. Theyre looking at their records, seeing if any of these descriptions match. And this is the key. In fact, britains former counterterror chief here, richard barrett, gave an interview with the bbc in which he said, quote, they, meaning the community here, may be able to identify him. I think the community will be able to recognize this person, and im sure many in the community will be keen to do so. There have been an estimated 400 to 500 young men, but also a few women that have gone to syria to fight. And ive actually spoken to a lot of family members who have children there, and they are worried. They dont want their children there. And every time one of these propaganda videos shows up, they fear, you know, that this could be the voice or the face of their child. You know, these british jihadis are particularly dangerous to the west because they can travel around europe and even to the u. S. Without a visa. What are british and u. S. Officials doing to help hunt down the killer, atika . Reporter well, theyre trying to keep track of as many of them as they can. But it is very hard, as you can imagine. And more importantly, theyre trying to prevent a lot of people from going. There is a big Police Campaign here to reach out particularly to muslim communities and say, you know, we know you want to help in syria, but fighting there isnt the right way to do it. Its not helping the conflict there. So theyre trying. But clearly, its not working. When you have as many as 500 youths going over there to fight, you have a problem. The question is, are they going to be coming back, and are they going to be coming back with the intent to carry out attacks . As soon as anybody they know comes into the uk, they are questioned. Many of them are arrested. But the question is, is that enough, and should they be doing more . Thank you very much, atika. We appreciate that. Reporting from london. Just ahead here on cnn, were going to have more on the hunt for james foleys killer and the strategies investigators may take to bring them to justice. Well be right back. Moderate to severe is tough, but ive managed. I got to be pretty good at managing my symptoms, except that managing my symptoms was all i was doing. When i finally told my doctor, he said my crohns was not under control. He said humira is for adults like me who have tried other medications but still experience the symptoms of moderate to severe crohns disease. And that in clinical studies, the majority of patients on humira saw significant symptom relief. 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I greatly appreciate the men and women of the Missouri National guard for successfully carrying out the specific limited mission of protecting the United Command Center so that Law Enforcement officers could focus on the important work of increasing communication with the community, restoring trust and protecting the people and property of ferguson. Again, Missouri National guard will be withdrawing from ferguson, missouri. That is our breaking news that we will follow here all day long here on cnn as we continue to broadcast live from ferguson. Back to our big story here on cnn, a major hunt under way for one of the worlds mostwanted killers. And right now i want to bring in griff whitty, the Washington Post london bureau. You have covered the threat in the middle east and asia for years. The group known as the beatles, guards western hostages for isis. How did the british jihadists become so important within the terror group . Well, they play a very Important Role in what isis is trying to do. And its two things, really. A lot of the british jihadists are even more radical. Theyre not local to the area. They dont know the local customs. They watch a lot of videos like the one that unfortunately came out the other day. And they are very ideologically motivated, and theyre willing to do very extreme things that perhaps some of the locals are not willing to do. But more importantly, theyre really a vital instrument of propaganda for an organization like isis. It packs a major punch when you see someone with a british accent executing an american on video. And some experts believe, griff, that the british jihadists are the most ruthless isis members. Why is that . Its really because they are watching these videos at home. Theyre seeing the war from a distance in places like britain, in places across europe, even in america. And theyre becoming very, very ideologically driven. Theyve become very radicalized. And when they get to a place like syria, when they get to a place like iraq, theyre ready to participate in these atrocities. Most of these atrocities are not carried out against americans, against westerners. Most of them are carried out against muslims from the middle east. And oftentimes the foreigners, the europeans, the americans are the ones who are most willing to carry out those atrocities. As many as 500 british jihadises are pleased to be operating in syria and iraq right now. And syrias first known suicide bomber took part in an isis attack back in february. Why do you think there are so many gjihadists coming out of britain, griff . There is a huge amount of soul searching going on in britain right now and indeed across europe. There have been thousands of people who have decided to go join the fight in syria. Its not very hard for them to travel there. Its just a very cheap Airline Ticket to get to turkey and then from there across the border into syria. And theres a real sense in britain right now of how do we stop this . How do we keep these people from going . For over a year now, there have been theres been a very steady flow. Its picked up recently within the last couple of months after the Islamic State declared its caliphate that seemed to have an effect in terms of motivating people. And i think the British Government is asking very serious questions now about how does it end, how did they stop these people from going . All right, griff, thank you very much. We appreciate you joining us here on cnn. I want to reiterate breaking news here. The Missouri National guard being ordered out of ferguson, missouri. That is by the governor. Governor jay nixon, saying theyre going to start that coordinated to remove the National Guard from ferguson, missouri. Well continue to follow that here on cnn. In the meantime, deep frustration and outrage boiling on to the streets of ferguson. 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For the little mishaps you feel use neosporin to help you heal. It kills germs so you heal four days faster. Neosporin. Buy three Johnson Johnson first aid products and get a free bag. The Police Shooting of an unarmed black teen by a white Police Officer here in ferguson is putting the spotlight on a problem that is playing has plagued this community and towns across the nation. Racial tension and a deep distrust many minorities feel toward Law Enforcement. 70 ofpering sons population is black. But the towns police force almost all white. Eric holder visited yesterday to review the civil rights investigation into the death of Michael Brown. He also met with Community Leaders and talked to residents. And this morning he talked about what he learned during that visit. In my conversations with dozens of people in ferguson yesterday, it was clear that this shooting incident has brought to the surface underlying tensions that have existed for many years. There is a history to these tensions, and that history simmers in more communities than just ferguson. Stephan bradley is director of africanamerican studies and associate professor at st. Louis university. Eric holder is the nations first black attorney general, facing really a significant crisis in the predominantly black communities. I want you to give me your impressions on the impact he had in his visit here. Well, it was very much a call from the community that the community doesnt have faith in the local authorities, obviously so, based on what happened after the initial demonstrations with Michael Brown, with Michael Browns death. So a federal officer, agency coming down, the attorney general, opening up an investigation is exactly what the community wants. And so i think thats a good move. I think some of the calculus is working better now. And earlier we reported about the man in st. Louis shot by police after wielding a knife, saying shoot me, go ahead and shoot me. There are many saying he didnt have to be shot, stunned, tased. It was caught on cell phone video. It raises a lot of questions, clearly, about the use of force, and a lot of people say, you know, this is another example of triggerhappy police. Do you believe that . Well, ill tell you this. That in speaking with Police Officers from the area, theres certain protocols that they have, and they know that maybe regular citizens dont know. But there has to be some way to disarm and disable people whom we consider threats. And so without having to shoot them dead every time. Film maker spike lee appeared on cnn earlier this week and talked about the situation in st. Louis and ferguson. This is about trayvon martin, this is about jordan davis, Michael Brown. Ezeal brown shot in l. A. A couple days ago. Today in st. Louis, a couple blocks away another africanamerican male shot and killed today. They said he had a knife. But i just think theres a war on the black male. And its tearing the country apart. That was an andersons program, ac 360 tuesday night. Do you agree there is a war on the africanamerican male in this country . I dont know if i would use that word, but i think its sometimes dangerous to be a black male in this nation. Black men have figured out how to navigate poor neighborhoods. There are shootings that occur all of the time. Between black men, of course. But then you have to look out for Police Officers. And thats where i think Police Officers and those pretending to be Police Officers. And so its very difficult in that way. And those are the things that are killing people immediately. Stephan, in your estimation, what is fueling this violence, do you think . Yeah, its a nasty mix, don. Its a nasty mix of a long time of neglect, there is, of course theres racial tension at the bottom of this. There is economic disparities at the bottom of this. Theres poor relationships between the Police Department and the community. And so when this is over, when you leave, people are going to have to do some things. Some of those might include, if i just have a second, is the community policing. Theres going to have to be a new way that the Police Approach the community out here. I think theres going to have to be something in the way of increasing the diversity of the the racial diversity on the Police Department. Thats going to be necessary. I think a citizens review board. All of those things will be necessary. And also having a discussion, even in the community, among people like tally benai had. Thats how to have civil conversations, and they dont want to offend anyone, but you have to dig in. Thats why i wanted to challenge them to arrest them are you ready . Is. Lets go get them. Appreciate it. Thats it for me. For our viewers on cnn international, make sure you stay with us for news center. And for our viewers here on cnn and the u. S. , newsroom with Brooke Baldwin starts after this break. Top of the hour, youre watching cnn, im Brooke Baldwin. Protest in ferguson overnight, mostly peaceful, only six arrests. And this relative calm could mean a shift in focus away from the anger and toward the investigation. The grand jury here, the grand jury in the Michael Brown shooting, has begun to hear evidence, new witness coming forward, to describe what he saw on that deadly day. When i heard the altercation, i looked out the window, and i see somebody at Ferguson Police window, some kind of a tussle going on here. You saw someb