Residents are picking up the pieces in Ferguson, where a grand jury decision has left a community shattered.<br /> <br />Two nights of protests left dozens of businesses damaged or completely destroyed.<br /> <br />The violent unrest stems from the decision not to indict Officer Darren Wilson for killing Michael Brown in August.<br /> <br />At Cathy's Kitchen, one of the few businesses to open in the town, Molly Rodgers says she's using her art to help Ferguson reunite.<br /> <br />(SOUNDBITE) (English) MOLLY RODGERS, ARTIST AND FERGUSON RESIDENT, SAYING:<br /> <br />"A lot of people have seen a lot of the destruction going on. But during the day, there has been a lot of people out here helping to clean up and just coming together, and just loving each other."<br /> <br />Inside, owner Jerome Jenkins says he had no choice but to reopen.<br /> <br />SOUNDBITE) (English) JEROME JENKINS, OWNER, CATHY'S KITCHEN, SAYING:<br /> <br />"It's important that you let people see that you are still going forward, because they need to know that.
