ROMANS: New violent demonstrations in St. Louis overnight. Protesters taking to the streets again in the wake of the police shooting of 17-year-old Vonderrit Myers Wednesday. Police say a knife was thrown at an officer. That knife missed the target and landed on the ground. The police car also had a window smashed in.</s>CHIEF SAM DOTSON, ST. LOUIS POLICE: They surrounded a police car and tried to break the windows out of the police car. I understand the emotions, but some things you cannot tolerate. And that's one of them. We have to have respect for each other. We respect the protesters. They certainly have to respect us.</s>ROMANS: Officials say two people why arrested. One officer suffered minor injuries Thursday night.</s>BERMAN: New details in the investigation of Jesse Matthew, the prime suspect in the disappearance of University of Virginia student Hannah Graham. Investigators confirmed Matthew was working as a cab driver the night that Virginia Tech student Morgan Harrington vanished five years ago. They also he was questioned by police in 2009 following her disappearance, as were at least 20 of his colleagues. The cab he drove was also seized by authorities from a farm two weeks ago as part of their active investigation.</s>ROMANS: All right. It's 47 minutes after the hour -- 48 minutes after the hour. We are minutes away from knowing the winner of the 2014 Nobel Peace Prize. Will Pope Francis be the first pontiff in history to win the prize? Could it be the guy in the middle? NSA leaker Edward Snowden, a controversial choice. Or Malala? A brave women's right, champion for girls. A young woman attacked by the Taliban. We are breaking down the top contenders live, next.
Shooting Involving Police Officer Leads to Violent Protests