BALDWIN: There is no telling whether violence will erupt yet again tonight in Ferguson. But despite calls for protest against the police shooting of Michael Brown, there are a lot of people living in Ferguson, who want the violence to stop. CNN anchor of "THE LEAD" Jake Tapper is live in Ferguson. So Jake, first let's just set the scene for me. Tell me what you're seeing today, and Eric Holder there today as well.</s>JAKE TAPPER, CNN HOST, "THE LEAD": That's right. And we stopped by the canfield green apartments where Mike Brown was shot a couple Saturdays ago. And asked residents what they thought of Attorney General Holder coming. The residents with whom we spoke seemed happy, not specifically about Holder coming, but they don't trust, they say, local officials, whether St. Louis or even the state of Missouri, to properly investigate what happened. So they are happy that outsiders from the federal government are coming. We also stopped by a church, Saint Mark's Church nearby, where there were all these reports of police coming. And there were reports and they were erroneous of police taking supplies. But it is an interesting story that we'll have more on, on "THE LEAD" later because this church serves as a sort of safe haven for protesters to come and get food, water, medical treatment, if they want it. And they say they have been having a lot of problems with St. Louis County police officers. We'll have more of that at the top of the hour -- Brooke.</s>BALDWIN: OK, Jake Tapper, we'll see you in 10 minutes time. Appreciate it live in Ferguson, Missouri. Coming up next, in the wake of what's happened, the protests, the arrest in Ferguson, a police officer, a veteran police officer says you don't want to get hurt, don't challenge police. We'll talk to them live, next.
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