Ten years have passed since police shot and killed a young black man named Michael Brown in 2014. In the days following the event, protests, riots and uprisings broke out in Ferguson, Missouri. Now a special CBS News program examines the event and its aftermath on the anniversary of Brown’s death. You can watch the program:13 days in Ferguson” On Friday, August 9, 9 p.m. ET on CBS.
Stream the special for free with a process of Fubo or DIRECTV Stream. It will also be broadcast on Outstanding+ To 10 August.
About the special:
Cedric the Entertainer meets with his longtime friend, retired Captain Ron Johnson, for a personal trip down memory lane in Ferguson, Missouri.
Exactly ten years after the shooting and the riots that followed, “13 days in Ferguson” shows the two men revisiting key sites and recalling how the confrontation between protesters and police escalated within hours in a way that shook the nation. Their candid, emotional and thoughtful conversations with each other, Michael Brown, Sr., activists and other key figures in Ferguson tell a moving story of how the community ultimately came together in a time of crisis.
Regard “13 days in Ferguson” tonight, August 9, at 9/8c on CBS.
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