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"This is just absolutely devastating," says. She says police officers didn't act during fires.

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"This certainly isn't justice. I don't think anybody deserved this," says.

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"I don't expect this to be just one night. I think we need to look and see if this happens again. It's unfortunate," says.

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"Please don't just sit back and let the rest of the city burn," says.

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"What I can do is reach out to the community that was devastated by this that was not involved in burning things," says.

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"This is beyond heartbreaking. I almost don't have words for this," says of last night's reaction to .

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"I'm not quite sure what clergy could do," says. The people who burn things aren't going to church Sunday, she says.

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. has been combing through the grand jury evidence. You can too:

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There are more than 5,000 documents and says he's been through about 600 so far.

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Wilson testified that Brown was a threat even when he was running away.

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Wilson on why he believed he had to take out his gun:

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The grand jury asks Wilson about his hospital visit:

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Wilson says the first two times he pulled the trigger, nothing happened.

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After the struggle in the car, Wilson says Brown runs.

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As a police officer, David Klinger shot and killed a man who had stabbed his partner.

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It was "the most critical few seconds of my life," David Klinger says.

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"I continue to be not only disappointed, but after walking through the community today ... even more saddened," says.

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"You can't help but just ask why," says.

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"We've been saying don't riot, don't loot. We've been saying we need to be respectful," says.

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"There was clergy present" last night, says. "We were providing resource and respite."

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When he returned to , "I was met by armored vehicles and officers," says, and was unable to get to his home.

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"There's a higher moral road we can take and ground we can achieve," says.

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Judge warned grand jury against doing independent investigation. Told them to ask for info.

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described as "superhuman," says.

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Inbox: issues statement, plans use of additional Mo. Nat. Guard resources

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"We were up in Ferguson having a prayer service actually before the announcement," says.

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"In the long-range, you want to encourage people to deal with the issues behind the issue," says of the clergy's role.

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"In the long run, if we're going to deal with systemic racism, we have to listen to each other," says.

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"We have to continue to pray because God can do things we can't," says.

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. will celebrate Mass for Peace & Justice , 5pm. All are welcome. Live stream and info at

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. was at the news conference held by and 鈥檚 family.

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.: "(Grand jury) has broken out hearts but not our back."

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. has scheduled a civil rights meeting next week in Washington, D.C., says.

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. compares Wilson finding to initial acquittal in Rodney King.

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.: "This is not our first rodeo, McCulloch" referencing next federal step, Rodney King and others.

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"You could see just pillars of smoke" in this morning, says.

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Since early this morning, people have been working to clean up after last night's protests and destruction, says.

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. met a family that was cleaning up. The father told her "there's a lot more than glass broken here."

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"We had so many people out last night showing their support for South Grand, for the neighborhood," Christopher Shearman says.

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Regardless of the grand jury decision, protests were planned on South Grand, Christopher Shearman says.

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There was broken glass and vandalism last night on South Grand, Christopher Shearman says.

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More demonstrations are expected tonight on South Grand, Christopher Shearman says. He says people are supporting the neighborhood.

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testified that he did not have a Taser and that he usually didn't carry one because it was too clunky, says.

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Tasers have come under fire from civil liberties groups as a torture device, David Klinger says.

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"Tasers are not 100 percent. Gunfire is not 100 percent," David Klinger says.

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was carrying mace and a baton, says.

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"Most police officers are never confronted with a situation where someone is going to try to kill them," David Klinger says.

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Wilson didn't think he needed to go to the hospital until his assistant chief said he should.

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