cameraperson had to be taken to the hospital because of injuries that they sustained. also being told that one officer tonight was injured and also one person is on life support because of a gunshot wound. >> breaking news on cnn as we look at live pictures from charlotte, north carolina, protests turn violent after a fatal police shooting. back now with my political i'm don lemon, protesters clashed with police after the panel, and we were talking about shooting death of keith lamont stop and frisk or as officially police call it stop, question scott, one civilian shot and on and frivg. bring in law enforcement life support. one officer injured. experts. state in a state of emergency retired state police. cnn law enforcement analyst and together. governor pat mccrory is sending former police officer. we were talking about, all discussed this here.

troopers to charlotte. he's calling for peace tonight stop, question and frisk. as are all public officials and donald trump is saying he would bring it back. family members of mr. scott this do you think that works neil? evening, calling for peaceful >> well don, it works very well, protest and telling people not if your goal is to stop and to harm anyone or loot harass young black people, black businesses. go now to marcus de paullo who and brown people, works very is a freelance photographer on well and arrest them for the scene. possession of marijuana, works what are you seeing? very well. 86% of those, hundreds of those >> reporter: right now a little bit of a short distance away from the main protest group. just over the past 30 minutes seen fireworks thrown at police. stopped over the years in new york were black and brown people. the law based on case law, terry tear gas uses every couple of minutes. just to do this lort to take versus ohio, about the safety of mask off, something i haven't done much today. the police officer who has things deinvolving quickly down reasonable suspicion to conduct here. oh, [ bleep ] i'm sorry. right now i'm seeing -- just interview and frisk them for weapon so the officer is safe in going to back away from this the encounter. that's the intent of the policy but using it in law enforcement quickly. car going around. this group is very large. community to look for drugs and

about 300 people but spread out other things. using it for the wrong reasons. over several city blocks. but does work if goal is arrest and that's about all i can tell you from my vantage point right young black and brown people for now. >> are you safe, can you possession of marijuana. continue to talk or do you need >> considering a federal judge to go? here in new york struck it down, >> i can keep talking but i have is it possible to be implemented to be careful. if i hang up i'm fine just nationwide? >> it is unconstitutional and taking cover. >> you're feeling you have to take cover now on the streets at when you start talking about this late hour because what is stop and frisk, you have to be going on? careful. what it will do is pull a lot of >> what's happening is random people are getting assaulted. guns and drugs off the street i was thrown to the ground but the problem with this, we have seen violations of the earlier, saw several photographers smashed, phone first, fourth and fourteenth smashed. someone right now is kicking a amendment. in the 21st century don, if we piece of metal down the street have to reduce crime in a way towards a car, in the air to hit the car. that's constitutional but also passing a smashd window right make sure we don't ostracize now and can tell you i saw the good people in the community. garden bar and grill having one of the problems with stop and frisk, you and i being black several windows smashed. men could be walking down the and people trying to enter.

street for no apparent reason there's somebody running down the street right now screaming get stopped and frisked and have at -- it's woman but can't see nothing on us or maybe we do what she's running from. again it's very fluid situation have something, but what has down here. happened, innocent, i don't know what you're seeing good-standing, law-abiding on the helicopter feed but if citizens end up as targets of you're able to go to corner of stop and frisks which leaves a bad taste in mouth regarding south college and east police. yes i want you to come in and stonewall, see a large group of police finally moving in. get criminals out of here but not come in arbitrarily the first group i've seen since they took the highway back from violating rights to make it protesters about ten minutes work. when it targets a particular ago. >> shots that we have from the population of people in high helicopter from wsoc, showing percentage, should create pause. >> and increased numbers of scenes of emergency vehicles and crimes for carrying things or possession of marijuana and smaller things and arrest uptown north carolina, but it is records for people of color. >> and create arrest records and not focused on the scene where put people in the prison you are. we don't have control of these pipeline and destroy them for pictures. but it's interesting you feel the rest of their lives. you have to take cover because >> did you find yourself dmitri of the randomness of the situation. how much presence are you using stop and frisk as tactic seeing -- i believe this is the corner you're speak of now, a

and if so did you profile people parking lot on the corner and of color? >> i used it but wasn't very parking deck in the background. effective. i had much more progress and i >> in front of levine center, was much more effective with stopping crime, getting guns off the loading dock. i'm going to move so anybody the street, drugs off the street or getting ahead of crime by listening doesn't know exactly where i am. this group is still active but engaging in the community. getting out of the car, talking to community members, treating starting to decrease in size a little bit. i think the line of police them with respect, giving them scared them off a little bit. one thing i saw 15 minutes ago i can tell you about is a line, some significadignity and regar large line of police using rap sheet or skin color saying i care about you, i want to help. nonlethal pepper balls, even they wanted to get these things out of the community as much as automatically, just a window i did. willing to help and i got broken. quick hide behind a pole right information and was effective in now. several fire department the communities and didn't get vehicles, can't tell if it's broken from the fire department despair. >> want to bring back the vehicle, no i'm seeing now, political panel now. paris from studies, should that window broken on the parking it's a fact that stop, question deck. we're passing the good year and and frisk has little if any this crowd is still very angry effect on crime, that encourages

and smashing things. racial profiling. >> can see a number of people why would your candidate want to from one of the shots we had, implement something that is not only, you know, constitutionally running and police and vehicles not right, that's discriminatory, but it doesn't trying to get them with flashing lights to remove them interest really affect crime? the corners in vehicles and >> well i think the important thing to remember about stop and blocking the streets off. and actually a police vehicle frisk is that it's -- i think it's unfair to say the intent that appears to be going. >> just smashed the good year was to purposefully discriminate again, several windows broken on or go after young people that look just like me. the good year i'm passing right when you look at crime bill that now. what is interesting, i covered president clinton put into place that secretary clinton ferguson, baltimore and milwaukee. this is by far the worst supported, i don't think they intended at onset for it to have violence and property damage i've seen in the past five years unintended consequence of putting so many people that look covering stuff like this. >> well, i mean marcus in like me behind bars. when you have politicians making ferguson were a number of businesses set fire and people political statements or opining lost businesses. about how to do things from still very early on. national level, sometimes the i don't think we've seen the implementation goes awry. type of damage we've seen in that's what you can see and what

ferguson and even baltimore at some people feel happened with this point. >> haven't been fires but i'd this. but important thing is each state should have the liberty say the total dollar count will be higher because of the sheer and flexibility to decide what scope of this thing. is best. >> i understand but that wasn't i haven't seen many fires set my question. >> i'm sorry. beyond a couple in trash cans, >> why would your candidate couple of bushes and grass set espouse something deemed on fire in the middle of the unconstitutional and doesn't have relevant effect on crime? highway but taken care of >> i think people in new york, quickly by police. law enforcement people, who felt >> are you able to see the officers on bicycles? it was effective mechanism. >> not anymore and making me a just because some of the people little bit nervous. on the panel don't think that, we're now headed towards the doesn't mean opinion of every mint center if that means person in law enforcement. but goes back to police anything to anyone. can't make out cross street but training. i believe when trained properly. going across the street because >> with all due respect, not this crowd, couple of people answering the question. headed towards vehicle in the middle of a road and seen what >> mr. trump made that experience because that was opinion based upon experiences happens before they surround a vehicle if the car doesn't do exactly what they want, just as citizen in new york and felt it was one possible way of smash the windows. >> and you've seen that happen curbing crime in inner cities several times this evening? like it was in new york. >> several times this evening. >> so what he's saying is

>> were you able to see the damage at the hyatt. hillary clinton and the former >> yeah. president bill clinton got that was were we were camped out criticism for her support of the bill. not in a public office or for a good hour or maybe a elected office yet but support little bit more. of the husband's 1994 crime and just windows smashed bill. everywhere. and that was where the cvs was looking back in hindsight, which is 20/20 saying should not have done it. but looking back at tactic that looted. atm turned over and grabbing did not work according to most money and people grabbing experts if not all, donald trump is implementing, it's apples and alcohol to shoes. >> did you see the clerk in the oranges, not the same. one is looking back. hotel get assaulted? >> one would hope learn from gotten a report from the front desk they're on lockdown and past legislation and errors and guests told to stay in rooms and unintended consequences like hillary clinton putting forth a one employee assaulted. version of the 1994 crime bill, >> no, sorry i didn't see make no sense. anything like that. extent i saw in front of the donald trump and others like to hilton is man who got shot. give rudy jugiuliani credit for hearing he's still alive but in

hospital. i saw him lying on the ground and police to their credit got him out of there pretty quickly. crime going down. but was going down and continued >> did you see the shooting? >> no just him laying there. didn't look good. >> describe to us without after he was out there are many things going on in the world, becoming too vulgar or overt syria and things in this country but this is an issue that each what happened, what did you see? candidate will have to deal with >> i don't know exactly how i next monday and donald trump can tell this story without can't simply say that the answer being too vulgar, give it a try. to this question is stop and i was standing on a small frisk. will be laughed off the stage. hillary clinton has tried to balcony, the way charlotte works talk about body cameras and even is it has a second level to the though governor mccrory has made city in the middle part of it. it hard as possible to see the i don't know what it's called. standing there and heard and saw footage in north carolina but we several flash bangs. need the department of justice to give tools to educate the and some tear gas going off as well. rushed down. and in the chaos i saw a couple officers. >> we see the outreach from donald trump to the black more -- and heard a couple more

pops. and those pops were community, held at church and town hall. indistinguishable from each but long support of the birther other. could have been gunshots, tear movement is holdup for many gas, flash bangs. walked up. saw someone lying on the ground. >> we want to get on with the bunch of people rushing in to help that person. campaign. a lot of people were asking me i'm walking in front of the bank questions and we want to talk of america building right now about jobs, the military, isis on, i can't see the street. and how to get rid of isis. walking in front and several we want to talk about bringing windows smashd. jobs back to the area because two people inside looking out you have been decimated. and taking pictures. we want to get back on the subject of jobs, military, there's a very small security taking care of our vets, et presence inside. cetera. >> he just wanted to get on with i think that's probably the it. wiser. >> what we really want to talk there's a very large hole in about is bringing jobs back to this building and i can't tell the area. no doubt. exactly what it is but looks when he gave that statement, you like office building with bank of america attached to it. remember the circus of it where >> so you were out and saw, did it was such a buildup and he the person come running out of gave a statement that lasted all of 11 seconds and walked away the building, shot on the street? and it was over. what happened? >> again, i don't know how this has been an albatross accurate this is, i can tell you around his ankle when it comes

what i saw. to this campaign, right? when i walked up, the persons however, he made it himself. with shot lying on the ground this is of his making. and in the sidewalk in the area that people would drive out of the hilton. >> civil-inflictself inflicted >> where are you now marcus? >> we spend a lot of time on stand by. >> right now zblsh stand by. what donald trump and hillary clinton are saying but this is a viewers if you're just tuning bigger issue. there are 535 members of in, pretty close to midnight, congress. just after midnight on the east regardless of who will be elected president you will have coast, ten minutes into the to see the coming together of midnight hour. republicans and democrats on watching pictures and following capitol hill to try to get this story from charlotte, north done. frankly, whatever happens in washington that needs to roll downhill to the governor and carolina, for the bulk of the state legislator and what have evening. you. it is so much bigger than the anderson cooper started earlier president, the two runs right in his broadcast. now for president. >> do i still have my law seen several colleagues or news enforcement people there? people assaulted. are they still there? one was pushed by rioter out i want to ask them because they there. and seen people from other news were african-americans, as we stations being assaulted as can see. well. people pushing our camera people we will get them in. i want people who are not and seen people kicking in political and not affiliated

windows and doing all sorts of with any candidate as people of things that obviously they should not be doing. color to just tell me who's one person we're told is on life there. is neil there? support from a gunshot wound and >> i'm here. >> how did you feel about the another person, a police officer also injured. birther issue and donald trump's handling of it? talking to marcus depalllo, a >> personally it was very poorly handled. there was no evidence that freelance photographer. barack obama was born outside of giving update live from the u.s. he had the evidence. he had his birth certificate but north carolina. >> i'm on west martin luther it continued on and on and on king drive and south tryon and on. and now when it's been readdressed with him, you know, street. he tries to be the one to say, seeing a large crowd continuing okay, i'm ending it. i'm ending this discussion to walk down the street. regarding barack obama's being hearing in the background is born here in the united states. group of very loud motorcycles and three wheelers, been going you know, he was the main one behind it from the get-go and around all night. that should not be excused. haven't seen them do anything than ride around. i apologize for the sound. personally, that's my opinion. >> we can hear you. go on. >> dmitri? >> i think it takes away from what the focus should be and the group has calmed down that's on what donald trump is doing to bring unification to somewhat.

not seen as many windows smashed. i'm probably going to break off the country and not more unless you have questions for division. the birther issue, anyone me. >> want you to be safe. looking at it says it's continue to do your thing and unreasonable and further they look at it and say it's a get back in touch with us here political play to get media attention and to allow him not on cnn these are live pictures still to spend his own personal money happening late into the midnight on campaigning and campaign ads hour here on cnn. because he can help steer the police that have joined now and news cycle when he says silly police officers in riot gear and forming a line on bicycles, coming from affiliate wsoc in things. that's whaexactly what it was. >> can i jump in real quick? >> of course. charlotte, north carolina, >> the thing with the birther they've been following with issue you played the clip with helicopters and on the ground donald trump saying he wants to all evening on cnn. get on with the campaign. this is unfolding, very sad my reaction to that is america swarks peaceful protest that wanted to get on with being turned violent earlier this america for the last five years but donald trump was the lead evening. violent protest happened last person perpetuating the birther evening as well in controversy and now living with north carolina, more than a the political consequences of dozen police officers were that. the challenge for him, i think, among other things, goes back to injured yesterday evening. and now today at least one and something dmitri said a few then there's one person, a minutes ago.

which is african-americans, all civilian, from a gunshot wound americans, but african-americans on life support this evening specifically want to talk about the things trump has been because of a shooting of a man talking about, school choice, near an apartment complex in jobs, crime in their communities. black people want to deal with charlotte, north carolina. yesterday as they were looking the crime problem as much as any for someone else came upon other constituency but when it mr. scott and shot and killed him and now the community there comes to donald trump he has to is outraged and are protesting, get past this trust deficit and some are not protesting but because of all of these issues he's brought up, like the rioting. most of the peaceful protesters birther issue, like denigrating left earlier and it's left to president obama, like talking the rioters. about other ethnic groups, lati ed, you were pushed on camera, latinos, the khan family, et cetera. was indeed an assault and here it gets in the way of him you are a few hours later. talking about issues that will what is going on? expand his base. he can't do it because of these >> reporter: this stretch, focus impediments. >> specifically when it comes of so much violence here to -- he's reaching tout tonight, really dispersed over to the side. african-americans and young people because they need to get s.w.a.t. officers we have seen young people, especially throughout much of the evening getting a chance for a little african-americans mow the vat bit of a break but gives us a african-americans motivated to chance to move into this section go out and vote.

of the street to give you a sense of the violence, spray >> i think tonight is an example painting black lives matter on of what can go wrong. these windows. this is a hotel. one of the things i wanted to guests are basically locked down say -- i don't know if there are any young people watching who in here as these windows were want to be a part of the civil smashed out here. you can see into the hotel bar rights movement and beat back on and lobby. already starting to clean up bigotry and find justice we have here. to make sure instead of looting what has been fascinating, we are voting. instead of rioting we are active probably a 12 or 13 story hotel, participant. we can protest peacefully and unfolding and guests are in the civilly but tonight is windows looking down at everything. unacceptable and we have to but a little while ago talking refocus that energy and one of the things we have to do is push about the windows being smashed out that the officers hasn't our candidates to talk more made their way here, this is the forcefully about the issues that remnants. it's hard to see through the directly affect, especially shattered glass but originally young african-americans who many times find themselves in a someone had spray painted black position of hopelessness and lives matter down here and just despair. you saw that manifest itself started pummelling the windows tonight. instead of looting and rioting, with giant rocks. we have to do better than that. i can show you a little bit of a -- here's one of the rocks. we are better than this. >> before we go, story of the this is what was being used to day tomorrow?

>> this. smasht windows here. this is no doubt the story of the day in the aftermath and you can see this is the kind of quite frankly are prayers are things thrown not just here at windows but also at s.w.a.t. for the person shot down in charlotte right now. officers working the scene here. we hope that person makes it all of this going foreion for aa through. really this is a life-or-death situation. in this case it's for that individual right now. you know, let us pray for them. three or four block stretch >> yeah, again for the people along the street. who have been hurt. hours of damage inflicted and there's also someone in the hospital and for entire city and gets worse moving down the really the country when it comes street. that's where we initially, first to dealing with these issue and approached the scene saw people hope our political candidates can deal with them in the right just unloading and causing havoc way and as i always say, that we on this street. talk to each other and more >> have you had a chance to importantly listen to each other. otherwise we will end up with speak to some of the people, cleaning up, having to deal with scenes like this for eternity. this? what are they saying? thanks to our guests. >> obviously stunned and rather our live coverage continues in a moment with john vause in los shocked by what was going on. angeles. i'm don lemon. good night. if you've gone to extremes to escape your nasal allergies... just one second, wait for these guys to walk past.

no, a great deal of insecurity as all of this was unfolding outside the hotel. when all of this started one of my colleagues told me, seen a try clarispray. from the makers of claritin. restaurant with people calmly clarispray provides 24-hour, eating inside when the windows prescription strength relief from sneezing, started getting smashed out. runny nose, and nasal congestion. return to the world. this is a group of -- i don't try clarispray today. know if you saw this earlier in the evening, motorcycle riders that have been riding up and down through the downtown streets. doing just this, i don't know how much of my voice we can hear. >> we can hear you just fine. >> lot of this just for show, hasn't turned into anything. although the last time this group was here, was the last time the s.w.a.t. teams engaged using more of the tear gas and that sort of thing. they have quickly moved on but each day was fueled by thorough preparation for events to come. just making rounds. really don at this point, the people left behind seems like a well somewhere along the way, emily went right on living. game to them.

just across the street were but you see, with the help of her raymond james financial advisor, clearing out parking lot and like a game of choice, handful she had planned for every eventuality. ...which meant she continued to have the means to live on... of people running away from the cops and get 40 yards away and ...even at the ripe old age of 187. start giggling about what they're doing. life well planned. that's really what's left here. except for the folks here, see what a raymond james advisor can do for you. cleanup is what is going to be the big story throughout the ...one of many pieces in my i havlife.hma... morning and into tomorrow. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back >> ed you took a big hit. on my long-term control medicine. shoved hard. i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece with are you doing okay? >> yeah. in my asthma treatment with breo. i'm fine. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. i've gotten a million messages for friends and family if i breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled haven't responded, i'm fine. on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. actually more bizarre thing, breo won't replace a rescue inhaler about an hour after that for sudden breathing problems. happened guy found me again and breo opens up airways apologized for what he did. to help improve breathing for a full 24 hours. kind of surreal moment. breo contains a type of medicine asked him why he did it, what that increases the risk of death from asthma problems was wrong. and may increase the risk of hospitalization in kind of had a hard time children and adolescents. breo is not for people whose explaining himself. asthma is well controlled on a rush of emotions. long-term asthma control medicine, >> i think the live camera had like an inhaled corticosteroid. once your asthma is well controlled,

something to do with that, easy your doctor will decide if you to find him because live can stop breo and prescribe a different asthma control medicine, television. >> would you show some of the like an inhaled corticosteroid. do not take breo more than prescribed. people and the damage there as i see your doctor if your asthma do this interview. does not improve or gets worse. ask your doctor if 24-hour breo >> john bartlett or barnett? could be a missing piece for you. see if you're eligible for >> barnett. 12 months free at mybreo.com. >> civil rights act visit known as brother john. you were a main speaker tonight at conference and now you have this. what do you make of -- looking at people having to clean up businesses and chaos on the streets. what do you say about this. >> split, started in marshall park to get everybody together. have a couple of speakers and goal to the church and everybody go inside to literally talk to the people about how dr. king initiated marches, nonviolent. never threw a rock into a window.

unfortunately had a small fragment of the crowd that went downtown and large group went inside the church and at that moment we realized that's the split we need to mend together. >> how do you do that? because this doesn't helple message or get anything accomplished. >> we need more men -- we talked about men standing up in the community. did a, father elephants, youthful elephants took over the tribe. opened up gate and let the fathers back in, all normal again. as african-american men, it's mostly youth, we need males to step up. we have about a thousand thiss churches in charlotte and had about three passes at church -- three pastors.

would like to charge others to step up. leaders and men. only when father comes into the bedroom to say clean your room when mother tries over and over again, when the male voice penetrates the spirit of the young man that he cleans his room. >> well apparently you don't know my mother or aunt and sisters. they can get anybody to clean up anything that they want quicker than my father. but i think your point is needs to be better leadership within the community. >> exactly right. and honestly my grandmother just like your mother but father was in the home but had a pastor come by the house and talk to mother. knew uncle next door and wineno down the street. in 1976, 70% of african-american fathers active in children's

lives but down to 31%. what happened to the 40%? you can't go to park and see african-american father walking with family. we have internal problems to deal with. yes we're dealing with rocks in the windows. hate to say it. they can be replaced. mr. sclot's live can't be, gu getting men to stand up in the community. get the men active whatever way we need to. that's our state of emergency. governor just stated state of emergency. it's been for the last 20 years for us. michael jackson's thriller on the airways and less rap music good for me. i'm the first african-american

man to be -- but active in civil rights because things gotten ugly. marched in flanz, went to michael brown's funeral. and life is spent not only to save african-american males and women but going to funerals. >> there's a lot of unpack what you said. can always be more people can always be more active in children's lives. i think some of the statistics may be blown out of proportion but i understand where you're coming from and appreciate you joining us on cnn, brother john barnett. thank you for joining us. come back, more breaks news, violence in charlotte, north carolina, over a fatal police shooting. everywhere we work. defeating malaria. improving energy efficiency. developing more clean burning natural gas.

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looking at live pictures now from charlotte, north carolina, that's where we find our breaking news tonight. city of charlotte, north carolina under a state of emergency under wake of violent protests after a fatal police shooting. issue that clinton and trump campaigns will have to discuss. discuss this now, mark preston, paris de nard, and david swerd

lick is here and ba carry sellers. all standing by, watching the pictures and story unfold live. what is your reaction to the violence in charlotte tonight? >> first, don, it's frustrating, heart and prayers go out to all of those, whether or not the protesters, law enforcement, media, the violence just sets back the message so much. it's a quest for justice. when you have these acts of violence and when you have these acts of looting, takes away from the message and quest for justice. that's the frustrating part but can't sit here tonight and just condemn the rioting and looting, although i do condemn it. i condemn the acts which led people to protest, the acts which led people to take to the streets, the frustration on the quest for justice, what happened

in tulsa, oklahoma, seen happen in baton rouge and indianapolis, list goes on. as we wait for the facts to play out, i know people say we have to wait for the facts in charlotte and we do. but this is in isolation. for many african-americans this is one of many. tonight very frustrated. trying to find resolve. i know charlotte will rebuild itself. question asked about pettinger and mccrory. reverend king didn't die in sleep or from heart attack. he was assassinated. tonight doesn't do justice to any african-american men and women who lost their lives. we have to do better than this. i'm sure tomorrow find resolve and continue to quest for justice peacefully.

>> paris? >> first of all, condolens to those who have lott their lives, especially to family and friends. innocent citizens affected by this, businesses and been attacked senselessly, thoughts and prayers with them. on the issue of dr. king, i agree would have been on the ground marching with all these activists that are there but doing it peacefully. let us not forget the fact that dr. king on the night he was murdered was done there supporting sanitation workers to have a better life and better wages and jobs. march on washington not just about the i have a dream speech but talking about the economic system and plight of african-americans. it's sad that in 2016 in many of the urban centers and cities kef we have some of the same issues plaguing your communities especially the economy.

dr. king was right to focus on the least of these, the poor, trying to have a better way. we deal with this right now. the ramifications of the lawlessness and hopelessness is people are without hope. >> just tell vurz what you're watching talking about the politics, someone arrested on the ground in charlotte, north carolina. sorry paris go ahead. >> looking at what is going on and response, which i think is deplorable, violence is never the answer. but looking ahow to solve it. republican nominee said when i'm president i will look to ensure all kids are treated equally and protected equally. every action i take i will ask myself does this make life better for young americas that have just as much right to live out life as every american

child. good words. >> right in middle of heated presidential election, in the battleground campaigns. paris mentioned donald trump. both dp and hillary clinton ep speaking about the issue. >> spoke out today but haven't heard from them in the last few hours, which isn't surprising because it's breaking situation. not heard from president barack obama either. important issue that will play out in the campaign but talking about the issue need to talk about in the grander scheme, big thoughts. this isn't in isolation. this is a situation that's been brewing since literally the country was founded. where you have this inequality between african-americans and between whites and quite frankly when you look at polling, there is such a disparity between how

blacks view themselves and whites view themselves. a couple of numbers i think are shocking. first is, from the pugh reserp center. percentage of people saying blacks treated less fairly than whites. 84% of blacks plef that while only 50% of whites believe that. disparity, 44% difference. in the workplace, 64% of blacks feel they've been treated unfairly while whites say only 22% think blacks treated unfairly. a different view of the situation. this is really striking when you look at politics right now. talk about republicans trying to reach out to african-american community and how african-americans tend to be very much in the democratic columnment rierkt now fine% of republicans think too much

attention paid to rice and 49% of democrats think that. >> 49% of democrats believe that too little attention has been paid to race by 59% of republicans believe too much attention has been paid to race. we need to talk about the politics. >> talk about the candidates positioning themselves. donald trump until today positioned as law and order candidate, supportive of police, blue lives matter. but today saying that tulsa, oklahoma, shooting, doesn't understand why this is happening, maybe the police officer choked. >> hillary clinton has been saying we need to get this under control, meaning the country and law makers, need to get this under control. deal with it. how is it happening in 2016 and she's not seen so much as law and order candidate. >> i think this is a challenge

for both candidates. clinton saying that the situation in tulsa, in charlotte with the deaths of terence crutcher and keith scott were unbearable, and donald trump saying maybe the police officer in tulsa choked, tragic. it's acknowledgment by both candidates they have to come to terms with issue that's gone nationwide with video, tension between police in communities and police violence particularly in regard to the african-american community. coming up to the debate both candidates need a better answer than unbearable and tragic. in the case of clinton, has the bulk of the african-american vote and bulk of support, although lower enthusiasm among younger, does have stronger

support than trump. problem is and she admitted today doesn't have a particular policy acceleration solution for police violence and problem for donald trump going into the debate, made overtures in recent weeks to aver african-american voters trying to get numbers up but muddles message by talking about today in taped show wanted to bring back stop and frisk. >> stop there and let's listen. >> there's been a lot of violence in the black community. wanted to know what would you do to help stop that violence, black-on-black crime? >> one of the things i'd do is stop and frisk. i think you have to. we did it in new york, worked incredibly well. and you have to be proactive. and you know, you really help people sort of change their mind automatically, you understand you you have to have in my opinion, i see what is going on

here, in chicago, i think stop and frisk. in new york city was so inkrelk, way it worked. had a good mayor but new york city incredible the way that worked. that's one step to do. >> he's calling for stop and frisk to be implemented nationally, widely condemned by african-americans and many others and judge striking it down as unconstitutional. >> it was ruled unconstitutional. whatever that is. debate can be had about stop and frisk. that's not black outreach. he has folks like mayor rudy glooul ani in orbit who are proponents of it and trump is saying worked well in new york but something like 90% of those stopped under stop and frisk wound up released without charges and overwhelming numbers

were african-american as and latinos. what we don't need in communities is more crackdown by the police. we need better understanding between police and communities of color to ever get past this issue of police violence. >> interesting conversation. i'm going to get to break but as we talk about this bring in law enforcement panel to discuss whether stop and frisk works. all of the studies i've read have indicated otherwise but let's discuss. maybe it does, maybe it doesn't. all the information i have says it doesn't. continue to follow break news in charlotte, north carolina. be back it my panel of experts, political and law enforcement analysts coming up.

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