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"Mashable is following the latest from Ferguson, where protesters and police are squaring off over the killing of 18-year-old Michael Brown. See Monday's live coverage here.\n3 things you need to know on Tuesday, Aug. 19:\n\nMissouri Gov. Jay Nixon calls for \"vigorous prosecution\" in Michael Brown's death.\nSt. Louis County police said they arrested 47 people overnight, seized three guns.\nU.S. Attorney General Eric Holder sends message to Ferguson; grand jury to convene Wednesday.\n\nREPORTERS IN FERGUSON, Mo.: Amanda Wills (@amandawills), Ashley Codianni (@AshleyCodianni) | EDITORS IN NEW YORK, SAN FRANCISCO, TORONTO, AUSTRALIA: Brian Ries (@moneyries), Jonathan Ellis (@jonathanellis), Kate Sommers-Dawes (@ekatesd), Anita Li (@neeeda) , Jenni Ryall (@jennijenni) \n\n\n\n\n[View the story \"Ferguson Live Thread, Con't\" on Storify]Ferguson Live Thread, Con't\nMashable continues to track the developments in Ferguson, Mo. following the shooting of unarmed black teenager Michael Brown.\nStorified by Mashable\u00B7 Tue, Aug 19 2014 17:25:17\nList of journalists arrested while covering protests grows\n\n1 p.m. ET: The number of journalists arrested while covering the protests in Ferguson grew to 11 overnight, with reports that The Intercept's Ryan Devereaux, Getty Images photographer Scott Olson and Kerry Picket, a reporter with Breitbart News, joining the club.\nTotal # of journalists arrested in #Ferguson since Aug. 9 is now 1\u0336 \u03362\u0336 \u03363\u0336 \u03364\u0336 \u03365\u0336 \u03366\u0336 \u03367\u0336 \u03368\u0336 \u03369\u0336 \u03361\u03360\u0336 11 http://t.co/A9c1IN0Pp8Brian Stelter\nPoynter, a journalism institute, is keeping a running tally.\nA list of journalists arrested in #Ferguson: http://t.co/zsXTNBuOvaPoynter\nThe American Society of News Editors called the arrests and media restrictions in Ferguson part of a \"concerted, top-down effort to restrict the fundamental First Amendment rights of the public and the press.\"\n\"From the beginning of this situation, the police have made conscious decisions to restrict information and images coming from Ferguson,\" ASNE President David Boardman said in a statement issued late last week. \"Of course, these efforts largely have been unsuccessful, as the nation and the world are still seeing for themselves the heinous actions of the police. For every reporter they arrest, every image they block, every citizen they censor, another will still write, photograph and speak.\" \n\n78 arrested in Ferguson protests Monday night\n\n12:30 p.m. ET: 78 people arrested overnight, arrest records show, representing a dramatic increase in the number of previously known arrests Monday night.\nNearly 80 people were arrested overnight, reports say, and they seemed to hail from all across the United States. The overwhelming majority of them, NBC News reported, were from Missouri.\nSample cities of people arrested in #Ferguson last night: Chicago, Brooklyn, Valencia, CA, Wash. D.C., San Francisco, Austin.Rob Edwards\nCapt. Ron Johnson of the Missouri Highway Patrol earlier said in an overnight news conference that 31 people were arrested. \"These are not acts of protests, but acts of violent criminals,\" Capt. Johnson said. The majority of them were booked for refusing to disperse \u2014 only two were arrested for unlawful use of a weapon. - BR\n\n\n\n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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