welcome to the program. i'm michael smerconish. we wait for the decision from the grand jury in ferguson, missouri, key questions you may not have heard. life and death fears among the police. i'll talk to a ferguson cop who says every police officer he knows has received death threats. and i'll go inside a demonstration to grill a protester who says it's time to turn the tables. >> praying for your death. and your death and your death. >> he wants to make the police the target. and i'm an attorney, so i'll take a hard look at the evidence with another lawyer who knows it even better than i do. i want to dig into the most important information that the jurors heard and saw. also, a journalist who is standing up for bill cosby. she calls the media coverage of sexual assault charges against

him a crucifixion. i'll challenge her to substantiate that. all that and much more. let's get started. a first with a grand jury decision on the michael brown case expected any moment ferguson, missouri is like a city waiting for a hurricane. businesses are boarded up, many still open for business but with almost no customers, except for people stocking up on basic supplies. only gun stores have seen a lot of business with a 300% rise in sales. the governor declared a state of emergency, and activated the national guard. hotels are full of police reinforcements and the fbi has sent in still more agents to back up the local forces. the family of michael brown and leaders on all sides are pleading for calm whether or not the grand jury decides to indict officer darren wilson in the killing of brown. me, i worry that people will

riot before considering the evidence the grand jurors heard. i think the presence of so much media could itself insight bad behavior. i'm praying for rain. as they await the decision michael brown's parents have been on a roller coaster, their lawyers say they don't accept this grand jury process as legitimate. joining me from st. louis is anthony gray, he is one of the brown family attorneys. mr. gray, i certainly understand the parents hoping that the police officer who took their son's life is indicted. for the rest of us how could we possibly be rooting for any kind of an outcome until we evaluate all of the evidence presented to the grand jurors? >> i understand the general public having that type of attitude about the process and about the evidence. i get that. they don't necessarily have a stake in the game. they haven't been there since day one. so your average joe blow citizen is probably waiting until they you know, hear everything in order to make up their mind. i completely understand that and

that's reasonable. >> the family doesn't accept this process as being legitimate. you and the other attorneys don't accept this grand jury process as being fair. why not? tell me specifically what issues you have with the way it's conducted? >> it's not necessarily the way. it's the perception going into the grand jury process. we've said all along we thought this prosecutor's office had a conflict of interest, why, because the officer that is under review also currently has cases with this prosecutor's office. and if that officer is indicted, those cases do not go forward. in fact, you have the jeopardy of opening up old cases. so they have a vested interest to preserve the cases that they have and to protect the cases that they have already prosecuted by ensuring that this officer, by perception, is not indicted. if he is indicted then naturally those cases are now in jeopardy. and then the old cases are

subject to being reopened. >> but by that criteria wouldn't the prosecutor als be in a position of having to recuse himself? presumably all police officers who would have a case before him would have business before him as well with someone they investigated or arrested. >> no doubt about it. and the thing is and fortunately, these police shooting cases are an aberration. we don't have this every day and we hope that it doesn't become an everyday thing in the future. we feel in this case especially with this high profile nature and this global attention that it should have at least got a prosecutor outside of that office, a special prosecutor, that wanted to pursue this case and then allow the chips to fall where they may and he could have very well been on the sideline and watched that process and he would have been clean from the beginning. so that's our contention and we feel that there is a direct conflict because of the things i just stated. >> i know you have been critical of governor nixon declaring a

state of emergency. why? >> not necessarily critical of the state of emergency. i think the state of emergency may have been valid for the reasons that he articulated. what people in the community criticize was the lopsided way he did it. it was almost a message to the community and the protesters, he never admonished the police officers behavior, that instigated most of the clashes that you've seen on tv and the images. auld we said was governor, you should have been a little more even handed about your warnings and about your admonishment and what you would not tolerate. so we came out against that and we tried to send a balanced message. >> how are the parents awaiting the news and how long after a decision is announced will they speak? >> as far as how long after the announcement we're still trying to calculate that. not quite sure because you know, a lot of emotion, we anticipate one way or the other may flow and obviously we got to gather ourselves before we come out and

speak. preparation, i don't know how you prepare for it. so, it's difficult to speak to that. i could tell that they have been fully informed that there's different outcomes that may result from this. and so they have been informed, how they are going to process it is anybody's guess. >> how well has the office of the prosecutor kept the family informed as be he can without revealing what goes on in the grand jury about the process? >> well, we've been in communication. i don't want to give a degree of frequency but i have had communications with the prosecutor's office, we are operating from a kind of a memorandum of understanding in the way that we will communicate going forward. i'm comfortable with our understanding. and hopefully we will fulfill it the way we described. so the family is anticipating receiving some kind of notice before there is a public announcement of this decision. and so far our communication has been on that level and we hope

we'll keep that the way. >> final question. has the justice department similarly kept you informed of the status of their investigation? >> not necessarily the status but they, the justice department has reached out. both the justice department and st. louis county in terms of certain key things that are going on in each office they have made efforts to reach out and communicate those things to me without getting into the details of it. >> anthony gray, thank you. appreciate you being here. >> thank you, mike. >> we're going to take a quick break. we haven't seen or heard from officer darren wilson since michael brown was killed. my next guest has and you'll want to hear what he has to say, and later, in the battle between demonstrators and the police, what happens when the police become the victims?

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welcome back. let's consider this. if darren wilson is indicted what will go through the minds of police officers across the country? if i find myself in a life threatening situation will i hesitate? twill law back me up? how safe am i? i'd be interested to get officer wilson's perspective but we haven't seen or heard from him since the shooting the day that michael brown was shot and killed. all we heard of the reports that if he is not indicted he is going to leave the ferguson pd or he and his legal team are confident in the grand jury investigation. one of the few who have spoke within him and his attorneys is jeff, the business manager of the st. louis police officer's association and a missouri state representative and he joins me now. i understand that you spent last thursday at least a portion of thursday, with the officer. what's his attitude like? >> well first of all, michael, i want to make it clear i don't speak for darren or for his

legal team. you can imagine what a tough time this is for him and his family and really for the entire law enforcement family. >> what's his attitude like? >> i think he's got his head screwed on pretty straight considering all he has been through. you know, we're all worried and he's no different, about the safety of police officers ahead of this very tumultuous decision. >> you are worried about the safety of all police officers because you say virtually every pri police officer you know has himself or herself received a serious threat. is that true? >> well, those of us that are close to this investigation have, i mean, there are very broad threats against law enforcement, and despite this myth of peaceful protests in the wake of the michael brown shooting, we had violent attempts to kill or injure police officers every night for two weeks on the streets of ferguson, and i'm afraid in the wake of this decision that we'll

see far worse. >> you are concerned in part because you don't think that the officer, officer darren wilson, will be indicted. why don't you think he'll be indicted? >> michael, what i know of the forensics and ballistic evidence and witness statements support officer wilson's claim that this was a shooter or killer -- kill or be killed situation and that he acted in self defense. >> is there one particular part of the scenario, one part of the evidence that you would point to and say this is something that i find significant? >> you know, the first shots were fired inside the car as michael brown attempted to remove the officer's gun, apparently. and then when mr. brown charged the officer a second time, he was left with only one alternative. when someone tries to take your gun away and come at you again,

it is -- you are left with the alternative of using deadly force. >> in other words, in lay terms you see this as a kill or be killed scenario, and that's how you expect the grand jurors will react to it? >> yes. >> again michael, we don't know everything the grand jury knows. i'm keeping an open mind and i ask that everybody following this do the same thing. >> i said that to attorney gray at the outset. one of the problems i have with it is that it seems that all across the country, so many who frankly don't have a stake in the outcome because they are not in ferguson, never the less are rooting for one outcome or another. and i keep saying that the prosecutor in this case has promised transparency, he has said that every bit of evidence, this is unusual, that was put before the grand jury will be made public. wouldn't we all be well served by catching our breath, reading all of that information as soon as it's put on line, and then making our decisions?

>> that's why i've been careful to say michael, from what i know of the evidence, i believe officer wilson to be innocent. there's additional evidence that comes forward as a result of the grand jury hearing, then i'll reconsider it and i hope that people that think he's guilty will reconsider what they believe once they have heard what the grand jury has heard. there needs to be somebody speaking for this officer because all we hear about is folks that want to try him without the benefit of hearing any evidence. >> i'm not going to ask you his whereabouts. i know you wouldn't tell me if i were to. but the fact you met with him on thursday -- >> i don't know those, michael. >> but the fact that you bet him on thursday tells me that to a certain extents he remained in close proximity to ferguson s. that a fair characterization? >> i'm not going to go in the when or. where i'm not even going to go into whether i spoke with him by

phone or in person. but you know, we are all worried about his safety and justifiably so. >> governor nixon has declared a state of emergency in this case. you heard the criticism before that police need to be careful because if there's a reaction of a show of strength by law enforcement, it may have the unintended consequence of bringing out the worst of the protesters. do you buy into that criticism? >> not at all, michael. i really kind of sick of hearing that the constant blaming of the police for the behavior of the crowd. we saw every single night up there for those two weeks of violent protests we saw the police change their tactics every night. they adjusted to the realities on the ground and we saw the same outcome every night. that was violence, attempts to kill police, attempts to injure police, looting, burning buildings. this is not about the police. this is about the intentions of the crowd. and that crowd after dark had

very, very bleak intentions. >> thank you for joining us. >> thank you, michael. we're going to take a short break. a mountain of evidence for the grand jury from crime scene forensics to officer wilson's own testimony. i'm an attorney but i'll turn to another lawyer. the two of us will try to get to the bottom of the most important facts t key stuff that will drive the grand jury's decision. [ male announcer ] at northrop grumman, we know in the cyber world, threats are always evolving. at first, we were protecting networks. then, we were protecting the transfer of data. and today it's evolved to infrastructure... ♪ ...finance... and military missions. we're constantly innovating to advance the front line in the cyber battle, wherever it takes us. that's the value of performance. northrop grumman.

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welcome back. nine of the 12 members of the grand jury must decide if there is sufficient evidence to indict officer darren wilson. as an attorney i looked at what we know and i'm suspect of the grand jury's ability to indict. i can see a scenario where they can conclude that wilson believed he faced death or serious bodily injury. let's drill down on the process because it's very unusual in this case, normally the prosecutor selects limited evidence for the jurors to consider, but with this panel the prosecutor has conducted what my next guest calls a super grand jury. the jury has looked at a mountain of forensic evidence and medical reports. unusual the defendant officer wilson took the stand and

testified. and the prosecutor says that as soon as the decision is announced all of the evidence will be released made public. normally grand jury proceedings would remain secret. joining me now to help figure out what to look for in all of that evidence is cnn legal analyst and criminal defense attorney mark o'meara. in the future a mountain of evidence is put on line. you look for things. you want to see the police officer's statement. what are you looking for? >> with wilson i want to see everything that he said about how he was dealing with the event, what he was perceiving and how he perceived mike brown. but even more importantly than what he said we then use that as sort of the gold standard to look at everything else that we find out. every other witness statement. does it conflict with wilson's statement, does it comport with it. so his statement is sort of going to be the foundation from which we interpret all of the other evidence. >> you're going to i'm sure look at the crime scene forensics. what is mark o'meara looking

for? >> anything that will tell me evidence of where mike bloun was and how far away darren wilson was and how that happened. i'll give you an example. we know now that mike brown was shot therefore bleeding. if we sort of follow that trail of blood away from the car, we'll see whether or not maybe mike brown was further away from the car and then came back, because we'll have a trail coming back. so there is evidence like that then i'm presuming the forensics are there. >> you want to see by virtue of the blood is there evidence of him moving back toward the officer or stopping where he was and as some say putting his hands up. >> in a perfect world those drips of blood will be consistent walking away and quicker running back. that might be there. >> eyewitness accounts. we know are dorian johnston because he got face time, certain other eye witnesses did as well. much like the trayvon martin case, there are individuals who we don't know their identity, but they may have seen something and spoken to this grand jury. >> one thing we know is that we

probably know less than 5% of the evidence so. we know that there's a mountain, much more evidence to go. we want to fill in all of the holes with ourselves. but we have to look at the eye witnesses on all sides and then put those all together to try and get a three dimensional overview of what happened. >> how instructive in terms of figuring out what went on, multiple, the autopsy reports? >> i don't think they are dispositive. we know he was shot. they can't tell us how far away he was. we know which came back out. >> can they tell us if his hands were up? >> no. >> why not? >> if there was a shot through the palm then yes. anything other than that and the one shot on the arm you can twist an arm back and forth. does not give an indication what he was doing. >> another element that should be made public as soon as the decision is announced audio transmissions from officer wilson's squad car. talk to me about that. >> my understanding of what happened was when he realized that these two guys may be

involved in a robbery and called up for a backup. then there was a tussle at the car and his radio got switched over to a non-police or ferguson police department band. so there is information we haven't heard that we at least have found out is out there. that's going to be significant because whatever wilson may have said at this point can give us information what he was thinking. >> are you saying there might be an audio recording of the incident as it took place? >> could be. because if he was on radio, and was giving information and he may have had it pressed down, may have had some information what was going on, we don't know because it's part of the 95%. >> if the channel were changed to a non-emergent channel, is that a channel that is in fact recorded in the same way that a typical emergent channel? >> yes. all of that would be recorded. not that he would have to have had the radio on for to the get to the band. >> one more element in terms of the evidence that mark will find most significant.

injuries to the police officer. >> you are looking for something that's going to give us an insight as to what officer wilson was thinking. if he was injured in the car that evidence is a couple things. one, that brown is being aggressive. and if he was shot and still moves back toward wilson that evidence is to me he's not worried about a gun which would give wilson a real concern. >> another aspect i want to hear you weigh in on. i hear in the media you know the universal sign of surrender is to put one's hands up. you've got a lot of experience in criminal cases so walk me through a scenario where a police officer has someone that he's dealing with that he wants to subdue verbally. what would he do? >> get to the ground. get on the ground. if you're within 15, 20, 30 feet away and a cop has ability to talk to you what they are saying is get down, get down, get down. spread eagle. we all heard that. that's really what a cop is going to tell to you do. >> but what you're saying is that you don't suspect that what wilson would have been saying in

the heat of the moment is put your hands up. he'd have been saying get down, get down. >> and again, mike brown may have been surrendering with hands up thinking that's what he should do but the response of any officer is going to be get down because that's where you have the most control. >> thank you so much. good to have you here. i have to take a quick break. consider this. demonstrators have been on the streets of ferguson virtually every night since michael brown was killed in august and most of the time they have been peaceful. but some protesters simply see the police as the enemy and actually try to goad them into a fight. >> shoot, shoot, shoot. >> i'm prague 4 your dethd. and your death and your death. >> some protesters want to spark violence between themselves and police. up next, a man who calls himself a citizen journalist, i might call him something else. you'll decide for yourself when we come back.

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protesters cross the line. >> what you doing here, bro? get out of here with your boys. >> that's the voice of vasser who streamed this video live at the time. >> coward. straight pig out here. straight [ bleep ]. you got to go. your life is in danger. >> is another officer faced this. citizens surround him and chant. >> shoot. shoot. shoot. >> i'm praying for your death. your death and your death. >> the man shooting the video and streaming it live for the world to see the vasum massry. he joins us live. did you spit on a police officer? >> no. no, i didn't. that was an expression we use in the arab, saying it's a sound of me being me spitting. it's not what i was doing. >> you have been charged with spitting on a police officer, am i right? >> yeah, they believe videos and

they believe twitter before they look at evidence but that will get thrown out of court. >> do you think you're helping the situation if that's the behavior in which you're involved? >> you know what, i don't think we should be looking at citizens how they react to public servants. it should be the other way around. what you saw was reality tv. people are pillsed off how they are treated. they should be looking at that besides our reaction. we have a right to be mad. our anger is justified so any other narrative besides that is people getting off the subject of justice. other that that i mean -- >> i don't buy into that. i'm going to tell hue else i don't -- >> it's on you if you don't buy into it or not n. is our community. from the outside to judge. >> let me tell you who else i think doesn't buy into it and that's michael brown's father. i'd like to show you or at least allow you to listen to what he's had to say about the situation. roll that tape. >> i thank you for lifting your

voices to end racial profiling and police intimidation. but hurting others or destroying property is not the answer. no matter what the grand jury decides i do not want my son's death to be in vain. >> mr. brown has made a plea for calm, the president has made a plea for calm. eric holder has made a plea for calm. and you're taunting police officers by calling them cowards, pigs, and quote unquote i'm praying for your death. aren't you contradicting what those three gentlemen asked for? >> that was october 9. ever since then i've been very calm you know what i'm saying. that was just three, four minutes of me be emotional after they killed somebody so yeah, maybe they are taking that a little out of context. i respect mr. brown, ain't going to be no violence, we're taking de-escalation courses, we've been doing our part. the message. we don't wa to learn.

we don't serve them. i don't know what people get about this where we have to bow down to police everything that they say. we got freedom of speech in this country and i can push it to the limit any which way i choose. police don't like it -- >> you can't run into a theater and shout fire. there are limits even on free speech. you can't defame someone. >> you know what. there is also a limit on gun violence to. there is a limit on police killing people. >> industry an idea for you. >> what people got to say. >> i have an idea for you. >> people are getting killed hin this. this is blood on the street and you're worried about words. >> i have an idea. >> what's what journalists are missing. investigate something real. i spoke my mind. i'm a citizen. why don't you worry about us getting killed. the warrants, extortion, the limits on the constitution they put on us. you worried about that michael? no what i said. i know about facts too. >> let me finish my thought.

my thought is as follow. why not everybody catch their breath, allow this thing to run its course and then when all of the evidence that was evaluated by the grand jurors bet put on line and we can review hundreds, thousands of pages of factual evidence, then we catch our breath and plan what our next moves will be. doesn't that seem like the more prudent course? >> you can plan your own reaction how ever you want. you can't tell our community how we're going to react. we're going to be peaceful. we've been taking de-escalation courses, getting training. ain't going to be no violence. you all are hyping this up over a few statements over a month and a half ago. three minutes you want to karnize me as a demon. i don't really care. i'm living here. >> what i'm saying sir. >> you can do what you want to do. >> i'm going to give you my final thought.

there is more unknown in this case than there is known. i don't know how you could be rooting for an outcome when you don't know the evidence that was presented to the grand jury in this case. >> i know this that darren wilson shot six extra times than he had to. he is supposed to shoot to apprehend. we're supposed to have preservation of life, not death. any time they get they shoot somebody the first chance they get. that's not what law enforcement is supposed to do. they are supposed to protect and serve, not kill us. so all of that other stuff you talking is irrelevant. people are dying. you are worried about words. >> the testimony of a television that wanted a moment of fame i want to see the testimony of witnesses under oath. that's what i want to see and know the police officers account because we haven't heard it. >> i want to believe. i don't believe, i don't care what any of them got to say. i know what happened. i know -- >> you know. >> darren wilson didn't have to execute anybody. he could have shot to apprehend.

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newspaper wrote a piece titled bill cosby's media crucifixion. thank you for being here. you also write in the piece that this is, quote, careless communication, that creates a landscape for fraudulent slander. and that reminded me as a former civil litigator bill crosby hasn't brought charges for slander. there is nothing that precludes him if these are untrue from filing a lawsuit against these accusers. >> this is true. i think i also said in the article that he's retired and tired. and i wasn't referring to him being a retired from the business of entertainment, but more so that he's just retired from the fight. he's 77 years old. allegations were brought against him years ago.

i think the first was 2005. by andrea constant who was then the women's coach at temple. and at the time she charged him or the lawsuit stated that she had been drugged and groped. women came out then, to join in that. and it was determined by the investigative policemen that they had no evidence. and so he settled out of court with her and it was dropped. when i say that it's fraudulent, i'm talking about being tried in the media. and so these allegations, not even charges, these allegations as his lawyer has stated lately, you know, are coming from everywhere. we all know that -- >> let me if i can respond, it's the use of the word slander that prompted my attention. if i were practicing law again and he came to see me and he said this is all b.s. i'd want

to know have you sustained damages, he has, netflix pulled that gig and nbc shut down the prospective show. so if in fact there is a reckless disregard for the truth or knowledge of falsity because he is a public figure he could be suing each of these women and shutting them down. i'm making the point he hasn't done that. >> what is he going to sue them for? they don't have anything. if he wants to just sue to satisfy the public that as you have said that it is slanderous and he wants to defend himself i think he's taking the position that he's not going to acknowledge it. he's not going to give it that dignity. and who wants to go and dig up dead bodies. i think that's what it's like. i also think that you don't want to give credence to this media landscape that at best at this time is very pedestrian. we don't control it. anybody who wants to state their

opinion can. so these women feel comfortable coming forth and saying these things. >> but ma'am, what could be in it for them? >> what could be in it for them? i'll tell you. i'll tell what you could be in it for them. people get reality tv shows to spin off of this, get their 15 seconds of fame, they get to have interviews with you or whomever. >> i have to respond to that. >> money. >> allison had an interview with the recent accuser and as doing the totality of the presentation felt obliged to see here is a woman who has come forward and has a rap sheext i'm thinking there is no up side for that woman to say he did it to me too because she knows her life now becomes an open book. that's why i asked the question what's the possible up side. it's too late for them to sue him. >> this is true. i have no idea. but i will tell you this.

that it's not the first time that it's happened to celebrities. and people do things for many reasons. i am not at all upholding or trying to say that bill cosby is guilty or not guilty. i'm just saying that the public is not the place where we judge people. we are not the court of law. it's an informal place. and we have laws if you are -- or have been an ex-attorney then you understand that we don't try people in the public. that's why we have laws to protect ourselves. and i think it's unfair for us to do that. >> in your piece you said cosby went to court and was exonerated. as far as aknow he never went to court and was exonerated. >> well, he wasn't -- i shouldn't have used that terminology. when he was originally sued,

they ended up settling out of court. so i should have stated that but i just took creative liberty to say he was exonerated. i apologize for that. seriously the point is that at that time when the other women came forth, they didn't have any evidence. and here's my question to you. and to the public, period. all of these women were of age, why didn't -- just one go get a rape kit? repeatedly it is said over and over again, that they were intimidated by cosby's power. i have this to say about that. if you go, you get the rape -- you have a rape kit, the dna exposes who he is. we wouldn't be here today talking about that. i don't care how powerful he is he would have been brought down. >> i interviewed one of these

women last week. i did say why the next day didn't you call the police. their answer is to say they were intimidated by him being in a position of power. i wish we had more time. i thank you for being here. up next the president decided to go it alone on immigration reform and he's taking heat from activists who say he's not doing enough as well as republicans who say he's gone too far. i'll get the scoop from a top gop congressman on what his party intends to do about it. [ male announcer ] at northrop grumman, we've always been at the forefront of advanced electronics. providing technology to get more detail... ♪ detect hidden threats... ♪ see the whole picture... ♪ process critical information, and put it in the hands of our defenders. reaching constantly evolving threats before they reach us. that's the value of performance. northrop grumman.

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