by families. >> there is no house. there is no nothing. she didn't have a proper funeral. she didn't have any o of that. all she had was junk mail. >> christine romans reporting. that is it for me. thanks for watching. erin burnett "outfront" start rite now. "outfront" next, breaking news the family of keith lamont scott, the black man fatally shot by police watching the video for the first time. police say the video doesn't clearly show scott holding a gun. why can't the public see it. and more news in the fatal shooting of a tulsa man scene with his hands in the air as he's shot. and donald trump to blame for what we're seeing on tv at night? what exactly is he talking about. let's go "outfront." and good evening. i'm esht. "outfront" tonight the breaking news.

hundreds of national guard troops long with a plfrs of 18 hundred on the streets of the charlotte, north carolina tonight. they are hoping for best says the police chief but prepared for the worst. the scene thoshl sea last night a second night of violence after police fatally shot scott. the video doesn't even support their contention that he had a gun. here is the police chief. >> i don't have any visual definitive evidence that i can show and i can see him actually holding and pointing a gun at an officer. >> the attorney for scott's family says there are witnesses who say scott was holding only a book: other whose say he had nothing at all in his hands and they say scott's wife of 20 years is one of those witnesses. and moments ago the president weighing in about civil unrest in the nation without

specifically mentioning charlotte. >> the overwhelming majority of people who have been concerned about police/community relations doing it the right way. every once in a while you see folks doing it the wrong way. >> our coverage out front in charlotte, ed, the scott family has been asking to see the video for days and days. the police saw it. the family hadn't seen it but tonight they finally have. >> about an hour ago the family of keith lamont scott left the police station here in charlotte, north carolina after being given the chance to see the body cam and dash cam footage. they left without making any comments. and scott's family, his attorney also wouldn't say if what they saw matched the version and the descriptions that the police chief here in charlotte has been making over the last couple of days. all of this as the city of charlotte prepares and waits to see what will unfold on the streets tonight.

anger boiling over on the streets of chorlt, north carolina.arlotte, north carolina. a second night of violent protests sparked by the death of keith lamont scott a black man shot and killed by police in the parking lot of a apartment complex. police say scott had a gun in hand and ignored repeated demands to drop it. police are still refusing to release video of the dash cam of the shooting. charlotte's police chief says the video is inconclusive on a most crucial point. >> the angle at which he's standing, i can't see his hands. therefore i can't see a weapon or pointing a weapon that would be in his hands. i can't see based on the angle that definitive piece of visual evidence that i need. >> reporter: scott's daughter was distraught on hearing the news of her father's death. attorneys for the family insist that is just the police version of events. >> we still don't know if there was or was not a gun even there.

there are witnesses who are saying that no gun was there. >> but a photo taken at the crime scene shows a handgun near scott's body. protests that began peacefully last night quickly escalated. a protester was shot outside a downtown hotel last night. he's alive but in critical condition. at the scene tear gas was fired to break up the growing and increasingly angry crowd. >> i'm not afraid that have [ bleep ]. >> protesters taunted police. rocks thrown, cars s s -- set fire. cars stomped. and people including several journalists, randomly assaults on the street. >> other people tried to come in and grab those people. including me. as bad as that looked. a little while later there was in. >> i'm the guy who knocked you

over. i'm sorry. >> i completely apologize for all this right here. that ain't got nothing do with me. but i'm standing right hoo here in the middle in the front line holding my fists up because i want change. >> reporter: erin in the last couple of nights the disruption and protests have really erupted in parts of the city so it is hard to predict where and when this will unfold the same way again. national guard will be out in force, as well as state troopers, as well as police and possibly right here the way we saw last night. they anticipate all that. there's been some talk and question about whether or not the police chief would institute a curfew. the police chef doesn't want to yet but if he needs to he'll consider that erin. >> outfront tonight. todd walker.

sergeant, thank you very much for being with us. the police chief putny said, and i'll quote him. he said the video does not give me absolute definitive evidence that would confirm a person is pointing a gun. did you get the same impression when you watched the video? >> i can only echo what the chief has already said. because this is an active investigation. it is very clear that mr. scott exited the vehicle with a handgun in his hand -- >> no question to you that it couldn't have been anything else. a book or anything else. you are sure it was a gun. >> oh i'm positive a hundred percent that it was a gun and it was a gun that was recovered from the scene. >> the officers sergeant were on their way to serve a warrant to

someone else, not the victim. the chief said that scott had gotten out of the vehicle armed with a handgun and then said the officer saw him get back into the car, then they went up to the car, they engaged the subject. from the video, do you have the whole time line from before this all started all the way through? are you able to tell why he got out of the car in the first place? what are you able to tell there? >> it is a very short manner of time once he exit the vehicle at the commands of the officers he's then given demands to crop the weapon. repeatedly, to drop the weapon. and he refuses to do so. >> and when he got out of car -- i know he got out of car and then got back in the car and out of the car. are you able to determine whether the first time he had a gun or got back in the car and then came out with a gun? >> the portion of the video that i've seen did not include or i didn't witness the first exit of

the video. >> so only the second exit. okay. you know, just vying to think about what happened at that moment. the officers were as we said there for another purpose, to serve a warrant to somebody else. scott may not have been expected them. he might have been very surprised by them coming up. we know the officer who shot scott was in plain clothes. do you think it is at all possible scott didn't see the vest and didn't know it was a legitimate skpifr might have thought oh my gosh here is someone armed who's coming at me? >> to judge what he's thinking i can't do that. but i've got over 26 years an and 30 years in civil service. i could tell you from experience. when i hear someone yell police and they are standing there with a police vest that says "police"

across the chest, i'm going to kn assume they are police. i can't answer for him and what he was thinking or the judgment he made. >> and sergeant, obviously you are the former president of the fraternal order of police and also an officer in the investigations unit now. as a member of the charlotpolic, what is your view of the last few nights. >> well the last new nights i've been very proud of our officer, the men and women out on the streets. i've been very proud of my members, the fraternal order of police and their conduct out there. how they are handling themselves. i still say this is not charlotte that is out here. these are outside entities that are coming in and causing these problems. these are not protesters. these are criminals.

protesters fight for a cause. they sit down and discuss it. these are protesters that commit crime. they are criminal. they are out here for a different purpose. they are not here to resolve issues and to resolve problems. they are out here for their own good. >> you are saying all the people on the streets are not from charlotte? >> i'm not saying all of the people. but we got the instigators that are coming in from the outside. you heard reports even last night they were coming in on buses from out of state. if you go back and look at some of the arrests that were made last night, i can about say probably 70% of those ad out of state ids. they are not coming from charlotte. yeah we have some people here in charlotte that are upset because they don't have all the answers. well we don't have all the answers either and that is why we have to trust in the system and do a thorough investigation to get to all the answers. >> thank you. appreciate your time tonight. >> thank you.

out front now. bill stanton and paul martin who's represented police officers involved in shootings. i want to start by confirming to viewers, last night many of you heard about the protester who was shot. we can confirm the bad news that that protester now has officially died. so someone has now died in these protests. you just heard sergeant walter say he was hundred percent certain scott's holding a gun. hundred percent. without question. i spoke to him just before the charlotte police chief ho who saw the same video and said i couldn't see his hands. to see if there was a gun. they seem to be saying conflicting things. does this video need to be released so everyone can see for themselves. >> absolutely the video needs to be released. 2 reason why? it is going to be leaks anyway. and so the police department and the city need to get in front of the story because it is leading

total conjecture by everybody and whatever party you are from you are going to make it the extreme in that area. >> they saw the same video but. >> well obviously the video is not definitive to what transpired. if it was, it would have been released. i thought it was interesting by the sergeant's interview, if you take it back 50 years, he said the same thing that wolf connor said. these outside agitators are coming in here and what they are doing is they are acting like criminals ". the same attitude of the deep south fifty years ago. >> people are shooting people. people are looting. and i don't call these folks that are engaging in this protesters. i call them rioter and i co-call them criminals. where am i wrong in that. >> if someone is looting. when you are breaking in a window and saling a merchant's item, how is that a protest? that's not civil disa obedience.

>> there were numerous individuals sitting in front of police officers, raising their hands, raising an issue regarding the fact that this situation has to stop. the death of men -- black men in america, this has to be addressed. >> counselish -- >> no you said they were all criminals and what i'm trying to say to you is they weren't protesting. and what i thought was interesting last night, those individuals that were commenting on television wanted them arrested. and that is exactly what the people protesting want too. >> the 70% of people arrested last night. his number, were from out of state. a what does that mean? >> that means we have a group of individuals that care about what is transpiring across the nation and coming there to make a statement. >> and that statement is to loot, to harm people can is to spit on cops. is that the statement? >> we don't know first of all.

there were people arrested sitting in front of the police officers that were protesting. >> so no one looted -- >> wait wait it. there were people protesting and acting in a manner that was appropriate that i saw were dragged behind the line because of what they were saying. now destroying of property serves no purpose. i agree with you a hundred percent. >> so these are rioters, those aren't protesters. we're in agreement. >> i agree with you a hundred percent. but the majority of the people that i saw were protesting and the protesting in the right way. >> next, the police officer who shot and killed this unarmed black man is facing charges tonight. and donald trump says drugs are a very, very big part of what you are seeing on tv at night. is he talking about charlotte? and more breaking news. suspects returned home that night after the bombings. did his family know?

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breaking news. the officer who shot and killed an unarmed black man in tulsa, oklahoma charged tonight with manslaughter. terren >> in the matter of the death of terence crutcher, i determine that the filing of the felony crime of manslaughter in the first degree against tulsa police officer betty shelby is warranted. >> while the family grieves her death -- the a key issue. whether crutcher was reaching for something inside his suv window before he was shot. >> she was yelling at him to

stop for probably at least 10 to 15 seconds. he gets to the window of the suv and has his hands in the air, looks down the side of the car at officer shelby and his hand goes into the window. >> they point to enhanced picture of the window in question. >> you can see that it is completely up and there is blood going almost to the top of the window. >> we analyzed the video frame by frame zooming in. it appears that the window is up and a reflection of his arms are in the window. outside of law enforcement pastor ray owen was one of the first to look at the video. >> what did you see? >> my impression was that he was actually leaning gensz the car so as to position him to not be a threat. i did not see anything in that video that suggests that the police officer should have viewed terence crutcher as a

threat. >> reporter: while evidence can seem conclusives experts say it is never the only evidence brought to trial. >> it is inclusive it is not conclusi conclusive. it is just a piece of the entire puzzle. >> to give you taste of what could happen at trial we got off the phone with another person who looked at the video. he said he's not sure the window is all the way up. he says it might be down a bit and the reflection may have been just the seat belt with a bit of blood on it. this is the kind of thing at trial duelling experts saying different things and the jury had to decide for themselves looking at the totality of the evidence. >> up front now benjamin crump. the attorney for the crutcher family. officer shelby now charged with manslaughter. does the family, your client,

think that this is enough? >> well the mother and father are relieved that there are charges brought. there are some in the community believe they saw murder occur on that video. slow motion documentation of another person of color being gunned down by law enforcement where there was no articulate reason that she needsed to use force. >> the other question here is do what happened? was a factor in - >> well, certainly when you think about everything that's been happening around america and you hear the helicopter police for whatever reason pre judge him, says he looks like a

big, bad dude, when he's not committed a crime. he's not been accused of committing a crime. he's only had his automobile in distress. and he should be given consideration like every american citizen but yet often times people of color are treated like a suspect a criminal or doing something nefarious and that is the crux of the matter here. that is why we have what's going on in charlotte and what's been going on in other places this past year. >> you know, donald trump talked act this case. as you are probably aware. he spoke about terence crutcher. he said he was troubled by the footage. he had a specific motivation on this of what he thought was to blame. instead he said this. here he is. trens terence. >> did she get scared. was she choking? what happened. maybe people who choke can't be doing what they are doing.

>> do you agree with donald trump that perhaps she was just scared and unprepared. his word "choked? ". >> well implicit bias is something we feel out to come out of this in the annual training and based on what you see in that video erin, people can believe what was the motivation. but we know that there was no need for -- there was no need for that excessive lethal force. whether the lack of training or whether the result of some pre judgment, this person of color, we won't know what was in her heart. but we know anyone who watch this is video has tension in their heart when you see this unarmed man let another unarmed person of color get gunned down by the people who are supposed to protect and serve them. >> thank you very much. i appreciate your time. >> thank you. >> and next live pictures of

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break news as charlotte braces for a third night of protests over the shooting death of an african american man by police. right now donald trump live in a rally in pennsylvania. two chaampaign sources confirms he's considering a trip to charlotte after monday's debate. and moments ago trump pleading for an end to the violence. >> the rioting is a threat to all peaceful citizens. and it must be ended and ended now. >> jim acosta is "outfront." >> reporter: after the violence in charlotte donald trump is all but blaming president obama for the racial wounds opened in up

in another american city. >> our country looks bad to the world especially when we are supposed to be the world's leader. how can we lead when we can't even control our own cities? >> the gop is boast diagnosing what he says as the root causes of urban unrest. >> it just seems that there is a lack of spirit between the white and the black. >> reporter: and prescribing a new national crime strategy suggesting that illegally drugs were patriotly lpartly to blamr the actions in charlotte. >> and if you are not aware drugs are very very big factor in what you are watching, on television, at night. >> reporter: but the trump campaign is having a hard time preaching racial harmony. >> now, you know, with the people with the guns and shooting up neighborhoods and not being responsible citizens, that is a big change and i think that is the philosophy that obama has perpetuated on america. i think that is all his responsibility.

and if you are black and you haven't been successful in the last fifty years? it's your own fault. >> after this surfaced miller resigned saying my personal comments were inappropriate. and i apologize. >> and trump is industrial grappling with another issue that offends african americans in particular, his long held belief that president obama wasn't born in the u.s. now he says he only claimed to change his mind on the subject so he could move on politically. >> well i just want to get on with, you know, we want to get on with the campaign and a lot of people were asking me questions and, you know, we want to talk about jobs. we want to talk about the military. we want to talk about isis. >> clinton campaign response, trump only gave a 30-second press statement last week to try to change the subject and it didn't work. trump is facing an uphill battle with african american voters who overwhelmingly prefer clinton and may have made matters worst

endorsing stop and frisk, a controversial police tactic found unconstitutional in federal court which ruled it unfairly targets minorities. now trump did say earlier today that he's only recommending stop and frisk for the city of chicago. not nationwide. he's continuing a tough law and order message at this campaign rally in pennsylvania saying the problem in this country is that there are not enough police officers and as you said trump is considering a visit to charlotte next week. after the debate i'm told those lojsers are being planned right now. >> outfront supporters kailee mcenany and paris denard. hillary clinton supporters marie and bazell also. bazell, you just saw donald trump say let me quote him. "and if you are not aware drugs are a very very big factor of what you are west chestering on television at night."

this campaign manager says he was not talking about charlotte or protests in general. he was an ad libbed line. what do you think he was talking about. >> i think he meant exactly what he said. and i think kellyanne tried to clean it up afterwards but it is him talking. i think the comments about law and order. the stop and frisk, the bringing that back are -- is a return to nixonian language, which is terrifying to me and i think it should be terrifying to a lot of folks that are watching this. what is even more pernicious in my mind is if you take the comment he made about the illegal drugs and pair that with other comments he made about. so there are these good black families and then there is these protesters. right? to me why that is problematic is if you apply this law and order rhetoric, that means that we can work with some black families and the rest of the black folks need my boot. and that's the problem that i see with this african american -- so called african

american outreach that he's engaged in. >> paris let me ask you. by the way the statistics here on drug use among whites and blacks, just for those watching the cdc, 12.4% of blacks use illegal drugs. white, 10 approximate.4%. they are both low and about the same number here. that's context here. >> to bazell's point we have to look at what's going on in our community and ask the question about the why. nobody is talking about the why. why is it that when something like this happens, when a black officer shoots a black young man, then we have eruption of violence in the community. >> so you think when trump made his comment that drugs are very good part of when you are watching tv night that he was referring to charlotte. >> i take mr. trump for his word and i think kellyanne said what he meant to talk about was in general.

so this is a systematic problem that we have across the country. >> on the issue of what people are watching at night. donald trump also just said manager about hillary clinton and what he's not watching according to him, at night. here he is. >> the people who will suffer the most as a result of these riots are law-abiding african american residents who live in these communities. our job is not to make life more comfortable for the violent disrupter, but to make life more comfortable for the african american parent trying to raise their kids in peace. hillary clinton does not have to worry about the sirens and gunshots at night. she doesn't worry about it. she's sleeping. she's sleeping. no. it's the poor family, living in

the inner city. >> that just makes him look foolish because i'm sure he really does have to worry about the sirens, right? in the neighborhood he lives in, i'm sure. but here is a problem of the fundamental issue donald trump is grappling with and i wish he would listen to people like paris. but the fakt of the martial att not interested at all or completely ig on or abonorant o community is going through. if he really cared about violence in the kmund he woucom. he would talk about the underlying issue. what he's never talked about. and in fact hence said something completely the opposite but what he's never talked about to get to the bottom of is the racial bias that does exist in policing. that doesn't mean every single police person is biased or racist. no. we all know that most of them are honorable people. but he's never talked about that. he's never acknowledged that

that is a problem that we have to really look at and come together with a solution. he's always looked at divisive -- >> -- at the way the two candidates responded to this and we heard basically silence from secretary clinton. from donald trump, he said we need to endeavor to walk in each other cease shoes and learn from the other person's coming from in order to fix this broken nation. donald trump has spoken out about sandra bland. when she was treated harshly by a police officer he said it was terrible. -- police unions --. >> let me say this very quickly. secretary clinton did respond. she had an op ed about addressing this very issue, how you engage poverty. donald trump is a real estate developer. where has he talked about

housing for the poor. hillary clinton talked about that. the democratic platform talked about this. what is donald trump talking about? >> bazell mentioned nixonian language. whatever he did to, i will take that. it is the economy, the jobs. bringing that back to the communities. if you have a job you are not on the street -- >> [indiscernible]. >> -- against the civil rights bill. >> let's be clear about that. >> -- >> on the debate with nixon. i will his pause. next breaking news. moments ago the scott family releasing a statement after seeing the video of scott shot and killed. a live report on that next. and new details about the suspected new york bomber's movements on the day of the attacks. did his family know? phone

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speaking out for the first time. they were finally aloud to watch the video tonight. ed lavandera, what are they saying? >> reporter: say they say watched to body cam and dash cam video footage. at this point one of the lawyers of the family releasing saying it is impossible to discern from the videos what if anything mr. scott is holding in his hands. they also go on to say it is incredibly difficult for the family members to watch this video. they did say that while the police did give him several commands he did not aggressively approach them or raise his hands at members of law enforcement at any time. so that is the statement that attorneys for the family of mr. scott are putting out tonight just a little over an hour ago, they were at police headquarters here in charlotte where they were allowed to watch the dash cam and body cam footage of that scene. they say they have many more questions than answers at this

point. so it is clear from what the police chief has been saying and the family is now saying that perhaps these video videos don't necessarily point the fullest of pictures of exactly what was going on during that altercation. there is still the question of the gun. the family -- several -- lawyers have said that several witnesses said that mr. scott simply had a book. police say that there was a handgun recovered there at the scene. so there is still that zreps. and the investigation continues but that is the latest we're hearing.discrepancy. and the investigation continues but that is the latest we're hearing. >> thank you. paul, on the phone now joining me. the family coming out and saying really the opposite of what police are saying and really what police told us and they are all look at the same video. >> well it is not at all surprising. the tragedy of this magnitude with the family, fresh in the grief process, they are not going to believe for a moment that he was posing a threat to

the police. so i'm not at all surprised by that. now of course the police are making the claim ultimately in the end that even if he was not carrying a weapon that the officer had reasonable cause to be in fear that it looked like he was carrying a weapon. and that he was not obeying lawful police commands which sort of compounding this fear in the police officer. i'm telling you that that is how the police defense will play out should there be criminal charges. >> well, paul, thank you very much. and you are looking at live pictures right now of charge. breaking news not new york terror bombing next. the suspect's father now coming out and telling what he told the fbi about his second dowon. and hillary clinton prepping behind closed doors. but can anyone prepare for this? >> excuse me -- >> wait -- >> no i did not -- more energy tonight. i like that.

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do do all that by themselves, it is certainly possible but it is also possible there may be others involved. >> driving through the lincoln tunnel. family members have told investigators and interviews rahami returned to the home some time sunday, apparently before he was identified as a suspect.

his father saying in a "new york times" interview he explicitly warned the fbi in august 2014 allegedly telling them about his son's interest in jihad, and more. and the father, the officials say the father down played concerns. >> these individuals are witnesses. we're very interested in the talking to them. >> two men who came into contact with one of the two pressure cooker bombs which still not come forward. they we they. >> we want the bag. it may have evidence, explosive residue and ore forensics. and it is very valuable. >> got it. >> the handgun rahami used to open fire on police had been traced to virginia. during his capture, police

returned fire shooting rahami at least seven times according to a source. court documents describe rahami as incapacitated and intubated. breathing with the help of a machine and making even a bedside hearing impossible. meanwhile his wife returned to meet with the fbi who want information on travels through pakistan and afghanistan, where he went and who he may have met with. and two days before this attackex rahami did test some of that explosive material in his backyard. recorded by a individual relative who we know now was his sister and authorities very interested to understand just what the family knew and also especially since he was there right after the attack and seems to have been behaving normally. >> thank you very much. and next, hillary clinton today at home prepping for her face-off with donald trump. we're going to go inside the war

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you are looking at live pictures. that's donald trump at a rally in pennsylvania right now. hillary clinton in the meantime behind closed doors preparing for the first debate which is of course just four days away. somebody who knows firsthand, the former governor of michigan jennifer gran holm who play --. now sorenior advisor for pro clinton super pac. take us inside the room. what is hillary clinton doing right now to prepare? >> what they are likely to do is bounce questions off the candidate. maybe there are people playing donald trump, the various versions of donald trump that

might appear. you try to answer the questions. what you want do is get the question. you will answer the question, don't want to avoid the question. answer the question and then know what your pivot is going to be. so what is the pivot to either an attack on your opponent or another substantive area that you might want to explain to people. so you have to flow what's coming at you and elaborate or move on. >> so the clinton campaign is not saying who's playing trump or how many people. but to your point, when you played sarah palin, how much did you study to get ready? >> totally. oh absolutely. >> you tried to be her. >> oh my gosh. i was her. i joked they became a palin-tologist. i looked at everything she had done and exactly what her positions were. and when playing that character, you have to respect that character. i came to that debate camp ready to go.

i wore the glasses. i don't have the hair. and did everything i thought she would be doing. >> physically too. >> oh yeah. i didn't wear a wig or anything like that. but i really wanted to be sarah palin. and it worked out really well because we anticipated all of the questions that joe biden would get with the moderator of course who's there and we felt like at the end of it that we did really well in anticipating. >> donald trump is unpredictable. we saw that in the primary debates. for anyone who's forgotten some of the moments, here they are. >> most of the people on this stage i've given to, just so you understand. a lot of money. first of all rand paul shouldn't even get on this stage. excuse me. no. >> -- more. >> more energy tonight. >> he referred to my hands. if they are small, something else must be small. i guarantee you there is no problem. >> how do you prepare for that, governor?

i mea >> i mean, you have to give it too him. he's a showman. he knows tv. so he'll have a bit of an advantage going in and he'll also have an advantage because many people will say that the bar willing lower for him. i hope that doesn't happen but you cannot anticipate. so this is why during practice you have got to try the crazy donald trump. and you have got to try the presidential donald trump. you have to try all of it. and you have to try the donald trump that tries to get under your skin and that is really important. you want during debate practice to have people come at you with the hardest questions, the biggest attacks. so that by the time you get up there, you are not thin-skinned about it. because you have -- you cannot let people get under your skin. you always have to remember that the camera is on you at all times. people are likely to have a split screen. do not show that they are getting to you, period. and by the way, come away enjoying it. be a happy warrior. enjoy what you are doing.

have a little light-heartedness. show some humor. those are all good pieces of advice. >> smile. >> for both sides. >> okay. governor, thank you so much. appreciate your time tonight. thanks for watching our show everyone. see you back here tomorrow night. ac 360 begins right now. good evening. two american cities grappling with the aftermath of fatal police shootings of african american men. two families in mourning in tulsa, oklahoma. >> the officer who killed terence crutcher on friday is now charged with first degree manslaughter. and in charlotte, the national guard has been mobilized after two nights of protests in the shooting of the keith lamont scott. the family has now seen the video. they say they now have more questions than answers. the police chief says the public will not see the