BERMAN: Gun sales are spiking in Ferguson, Missouri. Tension is mounting there in anticipation of the grand jury decision on whether to indict Officer Darren Wilson. Wilson of course shot and killed Michael Brown in August. Some gun stores are reporting sales are up there up 40 percent to 50 percent. Michael Brown's family flew to Geneva in Switzerland on Monday. They are set to speak before the United Nation's Committee Against Torture later in the week. International correspondent, Erin McLaughlin, live for us in Geneva. Good morning, Erin.</s>ERIN MCLAUGHLIN, CNN INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: Good morning, John. The parents of Michael Brown are expected to testify behind closed doors to a U.N. committee here in Geneva in just a very short time. They will be giving a brief that will be drafted in part by a team of legal experts looking at the death of their son as well as the police response to the protests that followed. The brief deals with allegations of racial profiling, police brutality, militarization of police, not just in Ferguson, but across the United States as well. I spoke to one expert who helped draft the brief. He said the focus is to create systematic change in the United States and use the tragedy as a springboard for that change. They went to great efforts to be here today. Crowd funding the entire trip under the #fergusontogeneva -- John.</s>BERMAN: Interesting to see the story become an international story. Erin McLaughlin live for us in Geneva, thanks so much.</s>ROMANS: McDonald's recalling more than 2 million Happy Meal toys. Which ones? An early start on your money is next.
Michael Brown's Family in Switzerland