FEYERICK: And a weekend resistance is happening now in St. Louis. Supporters of Michael Brown, the unarmed black teenager who died at the hands of a white police officer, they're trying to call attention to what they say is racial profiling and police violence nationwide. CNN's Stephanie Elam takes us inside the rally -- Stephanie.</s>STEPHANIE ELAM, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Deb, we've seen a diverse group of people gathering here this morning. We've seen multi-generational. We've seen multi-racial groups coming out today. We've seen them hugging. We've seen them cleaning up the park as well. Gathering here this morning, all in an effort to, they say, keep the focus on justice, and to remember all that has happened since Mike Brown was killed in the beginning of August. I've seen signs saying that all lives matter. I've seen signs saying that we need more justice here and they're also talking a bit about the relationship between police forces and communities. So the people here, while we've seen people from Ferguson and St. Louis, they're all not all people from this area. We've seen people from Oakland. There are also been people from Illinois. I've seen people who have come from Kansas as well. All supporting the message saying that there is a problem between the relationship of communities and the police forces where they live. And that this is a nationwide problem that needs to be addressed. And they hope by continuing through this weekend, that they can keep the focus on that issue and hopefully that there will be some change --Deb.</s>FEYERICK: All right, Stephanie Elam for us there in Ferguson. Thank you. And still to come, she admits that she missed a key security briefing to attend a fundraiser instead. But now North Carolina Senator Kay Hagan, she's firing back on her critics.
"Weekend Of Resistance" In St. Louis