WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama will discuss the situation in Ferguson, Missouri, with his Cabinet, civil rights leaders, law enforcement officials and others Monday. 
 
 Michael Brown Sr., left, and his wife, Calvina Brown, right, are embraced by Trina Moorehead, of Florissant, upon their arrival at the Flood Christian Church service that was held in a tent on Sunday,... (Associated Press) 
 
 The White House says Obama's Cabinet meeting will focus on his administration's review of federal programs that provide military-style equipment to law enforcement agencies. 
 
 The president will also meet with young civil rights leaders to discuss the challenges posed by "mistrust between law enforcement and communities of color." He'll then meet with government and law enforcement officials, as well as other community leaders, to discuss how to strengthen neighborhoods. 
 
 Protests have continued in Ferguson, but have been more muted than the violence sparked last week by a grand jury's decision not to indict a police officer in the shooting of 18-year-old Michael Brown. 

 AP Photo Obama to hold Ferguson meetings at White House 
 
 President Barack Obama is holding three meetings on Monday to discuss issues relating to unrest in Ferguson, Missouri. 
 
 According to the White House schedule, the first afternoon meeting will be a talk with members of Obama’s Cabinet “to discuss federal programs and funding that provide equipment to the state and local enforcement agencies.” Vice President Joe Biden will also be in attendance. 
 
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 Obama is then scheduled to meet with local and national civil rights leaders. 
 
 The third session will take place among elected officials, law enforcement officials and community and faith leaders “to discuss how communities and law enforcement can work together to build trust to strengthen neighborhoods across the country.” 
 
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 In the morning, the President and Vice President will receive the Presidential Daily Briefing in the Oval Office. This meeting is closed press. 
 
 In the afternoon, the President will meet with members of his Cabinet to discuss federal programs and funding that provide equipment to state and local law enforcement agencies; the Vice President will also attend. This meeting in the Roosevelt Room is closed press. After meeting with his Cabinet, the President will sit down with young local and national civil rights leaders in the Oval Office; the Vice President will also attend. This meeting is closed press. 
 
 Later in the afternoon, the President will meet with elected officials, community and faith leaders, along with law enforcement officials, to discuss how communities and law enforcement can work together to build trust to strengthen neighborhoods across the country; the Vice President will also attend. There will be a pool spray at the bottom of this meeting in the Eisenhower Executive Office Building.
– As unrest over the shooting of Michael Brown continues, President Obama is scheduled to address the situation in Ferguson in three meetings today, Politico reports. All the meetings will also include Joe Biden, as per the White House schedule. First up is a Cabinet discussion of "federal programs and funding that provide equipment to the state and local enforcement agencies," the White House schedule says. That meeting will address the provision of military-grade equipment to police, the AP reports. Afterward, Obama will talk with young civil rights leaders. Finally, he'll meet with various elected officials, community leaders, and police "to discuss how communities and law enforcement can work together."