Terror, north of the border. A canadian soldier is killed, a gunman brought down. Michael shot and killed a soldier at the national war memorial. Were going to do everything we can, to make sure were standing side by side. A blockbuster report. On Michael Browns death. Seemed to support the officers side of the story. If this report holds up warren will not be indicted for Michael Browns death. Orphans only a few days old stigmatized shunned. University of north carolina. You made the deans list despite never attending any of the classes. As an athlete we werent there for education. Not one person should be dying from an unintentional overdose of painkillers prescribed by your doctor. Are we a Healthy People or are we creating an epidemic. We begin in ottawa, where a man fatally shot a soldier, then entered the parliament building, continued firing shots and was shot and killed. Authorities identified the man as Michael Zehaf bibeau. , the candidate Prime Minister addressed a shocked public on tuesday night. Canada will never be intimidated. In fact this will lead us to strengthen our resolve and our efforts and those of National Security agencies to identify threats and keep canada safe here at home. Joining us now from ottawa is john iverson, a Political Columnist for the washington post. He filed a story describing what he witnessed. John thanks for being here. In your piece you describe a chaotic scene in the minutes following the shooting of the soldier. You described a chaotic scene, tell whaws you heard . I was giving a speech five minutes away, and i had a friend whose office overlooked the war memorial. He described what he saw, i hotfooted it, four or five minutes after the shooting at about 9 52 in the morning. When i got there there was four people crouched around the figure who had clearly been shot, they werent official, one of them turned out to be a nurse. A dutch tourist said he had seen a young guy dressed in black carrying a large rifle fire four shots and then head off towards Parliament Hill. Subsequently spoke to a gentleman who said he saw the suspects pull up in a car, he said suspects, two people, one climbing out and heading south towards town another one heading towards Parliament Hill. Another guy on Parliament Hill said he saw the suspect on Parliament Hill councilma commaa car. A man who didnt want to be identified witnessed the shooting of the soldier and what did he tell you about the incident itself . Well, he said that the soldier paifl ha became of had. Hes carrying an unloaded firearm, a ceremonial guard at the tomb of the unknown soldier. He fired a shot, two or so other shots, his face was covered in a scarf. He pulled the scarf down and showded something witshouted soe in his hand. We can speculate what he said when he shouted. Told you to move away from the car that the suspects were driving because he september it might have been booby trapped. What were you thinking, how did it feel, very surreal . It was completely surreal. Because we got there, i got there and a few of my colleagues, all of the media are based very close to the war memorial, obviously way closer to the war memorial than paramedics and the police force who showed up earlier. We were there first, milling around, completely oblivious that there could have been another shooter or the car could have been booby trapped which was entirely possible. We got advice and as more and more cops showed up the cordon extended further and further from Parliament Hill and the streets were cleared and we were all under lock down. Speaking of concerns whether there was more than one assailant, Law Enforcement kept parliament under lock down, only lifted a couple of hours ago. There may have been one or more people involved what are your feelings do you think this may have been a coordinated attack or are they thinking at this point a lone wolf scenario . I think its very hard to tell right now. I think they wouldnt have given the all clear if they thought there was still somebody out there. I mean there will be security cameras all over the downtown of ottawa that will give a far better indication what happened than perhaps eyewitnesses who i think its been shown are pretty unreliable on more than one occasion. So they must have good grounds for saying theres an all clear. But at the time it was pretty chaotic and there were reports that a nearby Shopping Mall there had been a shooting, in fact the cops even confirmed there had been a shooting in the Shopping Mall. It was very unclear, i think canada lost its innocence, 150 years old, had never suffered a terrorist attack but nobody thought this sleepy town would be attacked by terrorists. It comes two days after another canadian soldier was killed in a hit and run, that has since been called an act of terrorism, committed by a person who was on the morris of terrorists, security raised to a level of medium. Is there a sense that maybe the thoshts should have been more prepared, since theyd had their eyes on this guy . Well, i think they probably should have been more prepared in Parliament Hill as far as somebody getting into the building, i think thats regrettable and could have been avoided. But the situation on monday was being monitored very closely by rcmp, but he hadnt done anything wrong, they knew he held opinions that were noxious, looking at his facebook site, but unless there were grounds for arrest there was very little grounds to intervene on. This individual too, both were native born canadians, both quebecers, the government has told us there are 90 people who fall into their category, it is a bit of a conundrum, do you arrest these people on the suspicion that they might do something or suspicion that a judge will grant you some form of arrest document. You know on monday, ray boysbert, a former canadian counterterrorism chief spoke, and said, i think the problem now is there are too many target sets and he went on to say the caint officials, stopping them from doing anything is especially challenging when extremists act alone using special weapons. Here in the u. S. We had someone jump the fence at the white house tonight. Do you get the sense john that while Security Forces are i think thats huge. There have been coordinated attacks, that are linked to back to al qaeda or to i. S. I. L. There were people who tried attack a via rail train. They were intercepted. There were group of 18 young people known as the toronto 18 who planned to do something very similar to today, they were going to charge Parliament Hill and cut off the Prime Ministers head in the house of commons. These planned affairs were intercepted, it requires coordination and communication. Unlike today, if it was a lone wolf assailant, very hard to intercept that, there is no communication for anyone else. John, thank you for your time. Turning now to ferguson, missouri where protestors are reacting to more leaks in the Fatal Shooting of Michael Brown. Obtained by the toronto dispatch, says the 18yearold was behaving belligerently during a scuffle with darren wilson, and wills fired his weapo and wilson fired his gug the struggle. Brown was hit in the hand and ran but then charged back at the officer and wilson says he then fired again. For more, were joined from st. Louis missouri Anthony French and, with us in studio, good to have you with us. Thanks for having me. Antonio i want to start with you, this is the official autopsy report, the medical examiner provided it, it describes in most detail, the wilson account that brown kept charging at him. Were going to get to the many leaks, but what is your reaction to this because its not consistent with what other witnesses have said in terms of him having his hands up. Well, it is one of three autopsies, so we are still waiting on the fbi autopsy report. The danger with these things being leaked the way they have these arent really layman documents. So its not really something that could be easily interpreted by the public. Even experts will disagree on exactly what they say and what it means happened. You know, it has been reported that this is consistent with the officers story. I do believe, though, that it contradicts at least a half dozen witnesses. So we dont know really what happened. So the reason that weve been really asking for an indictment is to get to a trial. So that we can get all the evidence out and people can see all evidence that can be cross examined, can be done in public and we can find out what happened and justice can be served. Eugene, antonio mentioned the multiple autopsies so theres a third one that still has to come out. The first one was down by the brown familys private m. E. Conflicts with the results of this. The police in ferguson says were not going to believe any other than the official autopsy. What is your reaction . They are often left in new te dark. We had a very controversial shooting in new york, and detailed report that detailed exactly why they decided not to indict a police officer. I dont know if that applies to missouri, but the people in the best position, who know the law, are the prosecutors and they should step up. They should explain their decision assuming there is no indictment, and that really seek to shield themselves with the grand jury. Antonio, will protesters trust any autopsy report if it doesnt point to an indictment for wilson and if it doesnt point to an indictment, the place is a powder keg. What kind of explosion are we looking at if hes not dieted . Specifically with an autopsy report, an autopsy report is a scientific document, this is not something people can interpret on twitter very well. These things are usually used in courtrooms. You have experts from both sides interpreting them. Sometimes these well trained experts will disagree on the same document. It is dangerous i think especially considering the mood here in st. Louis for these leaks to be coming out. These piecemeal documents coming out. The only solution for the short term and long term situation here in st. Louis is going to be a trial. That way all the information, not a little bit here little bit there but all the information comes out and both sides get an opportunity to interpret it. What is your thought on this . I think its impossible or the predict whats going to happen but in this power from coast but in this nation coast to coast, police have very broad power. If we want to change that there are issues that we need to look at which is really the overcriminalization, overuse, too large a footprint for police, the police have too much to do, too much enforcement. We try the ignore this, we continue to legislate, and were shocked when theres bad endings. Lawmakers should say this. The police have Broad Authority and the only way you can really convict an on Duty Police Officer is if you can put beyond doubt that the officer is not justified. Whether there are doubts, in a police case or even in a civilian case, those doubts are decided in favor of the person requiring the most. Probably quite frankly in the grand jury in this case in the ferguson case i asked you a minute ago, im not sure that you directly answered it but i think a lot of americans having observed whats gonl on in ferguson gone on in ferguson, theyre concerned about violence and riots if the officer is not indicted. What is your concern . Im concerned too, we have people on edge, the entire community is really fatigued, this has gone on into our third month now and people are still very angry and they want to see justice done as they see it. And so i think we have a responsibility to both make sure the process is fair in this particular case, in this specific case of Michael Brown, but also, to try restore peoples faith in the system somehow. I think outside of the Michael Brown case you have so many cases in a row of young black men being killed, that you have a large segment of society now that really feels that the Justice System does not value their life and they cannot get justice in it. And thats what we have to deal with right now. Thats whats dangerous for our whole country. Antonio, you tweeted about this case, that attorney general eric holder should be investigating into police jurors, antonio there was some sense that there was intentionality about these elaboration, to get people mentally prepared for there not to be an indictment. What is your sense who is leaking and who should be held accountable. The grand jury celebrateas a good idea, i dont think its a good idea at all, its not an adversarially system, they get a one sided presentation. There are people that have the skill set, prosecutors, investigators, who could work in the public realm, could give us as much information as possible. That would help to restore trust. People wouldnt necessarily agree with the judgment but there shouldnt be any doubt about why judgments are made. And again when you combine the broad legal attitude the police have with the possibility when an officers telling a story about his life being in danger that just happens to be a very difficult set of circumstances. And i should say that nobody, nobody in this 61 should be prosecuted or indicted because we take a poll because more people want the person prosecuted. No matter who the parties are we have to be a system of law and a presumption of innocence and even if people are saying 8020 that we want to see somebody indicted nobody should be indicted on those grounds ever. Antonio, governor jay nixon says he is creating this commission studying social and economic conditions, highlighting thhighlighting thef Michael Brown, it is going to take the 15 member panel six to 12 months to come up with conclusions, which is great but whats going on in terms of what Law Enforcement is doing, what government at the state and local level in ferguson to deal with what inevitably is going to happen when this grand jury decision comes out regardless what the grand jury decides . I think thats a good step, what the governor announced, we have short term and long term problems and there are lots of things that need to be done to address both. I think the Governors Commission is one of those things that will be along with other things that deal with the long term problem. It is not dealing specifically with the Michael Brown case but the long term issues that have come to light because of the case here in st. Louis. There are a lot of different organizations, nonprofit organizations religious organizations, the protesters themselves who are having conversations about how to keep the peace. Whatever happens with this grand jury, i want to go back to what eugene said. I do agree that it should never have gone to a grand jury. We might disagree with what we think the outcome should be, if the prosecutor handled it himself but what we set up is the absolute worse possible scenario, this could have been decided behind closed doors in a tremendous nontransparent way, that would make the situation much, much of much, much worse in st. Louis. Thank you for joining us, now for more stories from around the world. We begin in washington, d. C, where a jury reached guilty verdicts against four former employees of blackwater, military employees in 1997. The guards were accused of going in a shooting spree in nisar square in baghdad. The defense argued the guards had reason to believe they were under attack, and acted in self defense. The threes lawyers intend to appeal the verdicts. After attempting to join islam ick militants, two of the girls are of somali origin and a third from sudan. Girls had taken their passports and 2,000 are from their homes. The two were stopped at Frankfurt Germany and asked to return home. As all three are minors, none is expected to be charged. Shadow of inflated grades with little or no work. Improper benefits within the Football Team has ballooned to include some 3100 students nearly half of them athletes that took classes that handed out easy grades, according to a report wednesday. Disciplinary procedures against nine employees in the wake of the report. Thats some of whats happening around the world. Coming up the fda, under fire, why would it okay a painkiller ten times more potent than vicodin. And overseas, unicefs chief of staff joins us from sierra leone. Our social media producer, Hermela Aregawi is tracking whats up on the web. One liberian woman is using social media to show that ebola shouldnt define africas around the world. Let us know what you think. The centers for Disease Control imposed new restrictions for travelers coming from west africa, the area where the ebola virus has killed 4500 people. Starting monday, travelers from sierra leone, guinea and liberia. Will have to selfmonitor. Nor more on the ebola epidemic in west africa and especially its impact on children im joined by dr. Mickey chopra. Before joining unicef, the doctor directed research. Thank you for being here. In sierra leone where you are, more than 20 deaths a day are being report ed in the western part of the country alone. Are the quarantines having any impact on stopping the disease from spreading . Its difficult to tell. It has spread. I. T. Started in the east of the country it started in the east of the country and as youre reporting, its heading to the west of the country. Free town, about a third of the countrys People Living in freetown. Quarantine is very difficult to enforce in the country such as sierra leone where there is a lot of movement of people. So its challenging. Doctor, it is somewhat indelicate but weve just seen some images of corpses being removed. How are officials doing on keeping up with the corpse collection and how critical is it that that is done in a timely manner . Its probably one of the most important things that needs tono be done. We estimate more than half of the