the officers were in violation of the procedures. if there s a finding of guilty a decision will be made as to an appropriate penalty or discipline for that. cnn legal analyst paul cowan joins us from new york. you said yourself the video of eric garner being choked is disturbing. it s questionable and it raises so many concerns about why the grand jury wouldn t indict the police officer. what other information that the grand jury saw do you think would justify this nonindictm t nonindictment? it s really hard to justify when you look at the video. it s such a grafic demonstration to many of excessive use of police authority and power. it gets harder when you try to sort out which police officer caused specific damage to eric
renee marsh, cnn, washington. turning to another story. just under seven hours from now, the orion will make its way into orbit and circle earth twice. it s approaching 12:30 late tonight. the spacecraft is testing out new technologies that may send people further to space than ever before. one step closer to humans landing on mars. this is orion. na nasa s first deep space capsule since the 70s. why is this the time to do this. it s a great time because we have a design. and we put the design into practice. reporter: nasa s program manager says the launch will test critical technologies like the heat shield and entry system. orion may look a lot like the
recall across the united states. and a congressional hearing and takata executive said public safety is best served by replacing air bags in humid regions where drivers are most at risk. four deaths in the u.s. have been linked to thissish issue. take a look at some live pictures coming to cnn from cape canaveral. orion deep space capsule is set to launch in just a few hours from now. some say it s nasa s next step towards sending people to mars. this ses sell is unmanned and will take two loops around the earth. the cost to this, the flight specifically, $370 million. we ve seen people in the streets of atlanta, baltimore and oakland. essentially they are angry about
less criticism than before. at the offices of one of the most influential newspapers, staff suspect their days of independence may be numbered. controversial new laws limit foreign ownership of media companies in russia. currently owned in part by the wall street journal and the financial times, they may soon have a new russian owner, loyal to the kremlin. translator: we re not an opposition newspaper, but because we re independent and we can t be forced to write in favor of them, that s already enough of an inveents. back in the t-shirt shop, the absence of criticism has become a fashion accessory. my favorite, putin is my hero. is he your hero? yeah. matthew chance, cnn, moscow.
and you can see how the temperature have been on the increase. carbon dioxide hovering slightly under the 400 parts per million at the moment, which is kind of a rough gauge at where we are looking at in terms of carbon dioxide. i ll leave it up to you to determine if there s any kind of coincidence with the number of billion dollar disasters we ve had in 2014 so far. thank you. thanks for staying with us, everyone. i will be back next hour with more news from around the world. you are watching cnn. don t settle for 4g lte coverage that s smaller or less reliable when only one network is america s largest and most reliable 4g lte network: verizon. with xlte, our 4g lte bandwidth has doubled in over 400 cities. and now, save without settling. get 2 lines with 10gb of data for just $110.