With officials bracing for the worst, hundreds of people are gathering to protest the police shooting of Michael Brown, an unarmed black teen.
Police and protesters have faced off every night since Brown was shot. Missouri Governor Jay Nixon says the events have made Ferguson look “a little bit more like a war zone."
President Barack Obama spoke with Governor Nixon on Thursday, sharing his concerns about recent violence in Ferguson after the shooting.
"Now's the time for healing, now's the time for peace and calm on the streets of Ferguson," Obama told reporters.
CNN's David Mattingly is OutFront in Ferguson with the latest.