conservative? and if you get the vote of ted cruz that matters. cruz obviously feels trump is with him on the supreme court issue. and that's his number one issue. >> erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. "outfront" next. breaking news. video of the deadly charlotte police shooting released by the victim's family. what does it show? we'll talk to the charlotte's mayor jennifer roberts. and we're going to breakdown the video with our experts. and anthony bourdain on slurping soup with president obama and why the secret service is so mad. let's go "outfront." ♪ good evening, i'm erin burnett. out front we begin with breaking news. the video of the standoff between charlotte police and the

shooting victim of keith lamont scott released to the public. disturbing images raising new questions as pressure is mounting on police to prove that scott was holding a gun when he was fatally shot. tonight a source close to the investigation tells cnn the gun recovered was loaded and had fingerprints, blood and dna that matched scott's. we want to show you key moments from the video and we're going through the video frame by frame with experts this coming hour. it was filmed by scott's wife and released by the scott family. i want to warn you. it is graphic and disturbing to see? >> don't shoot him. don't shoot him. he has no weapon. he has no weapon. don't you do it. [ gunshots ] >> did you shoot him? did you shoot him? did she shoot him? he better not be [ bleep ] dead.

he butter not be [ bleep ] dead. >> chilling. today charlotte's mayor issued a statement calling for the police video to be released as quickly as possible. i want to begin with ed lavandera in front of charlotte tonight. a curfew in place again. what are police expecting? >> reporter: they are bracing for more protests and worry that they could turn violent against since this video has been released. but as we begin to look at that video it is really the first glimpse of how all of this went down. you don't actually see the shooting. but it definitely offers more clues into what happened. >> key, key, don't you do it? >> reporter: the gunshots less than a minute into the video record. in the moments leading up to the shooting you can hear officers yelling at scott to put his gun down. but his wife screams that he's

unarmed. >> don't shoot him. don't shoot him. he has no weapon. he has no weapon. don't shoot him. [ yelling in background ] >> don't shoot him. don't shoot him. he didn't do anything. >> scott's family says the 43-year-old was in a near death motorcycle crash last year that left him disabled. in the video you can hear his wife allude to a traumatic brain injury. >> drop the gun. >> he doesn't have a gun. he has a tbi. he's not going to do anything to you guys. he just took his medicine. >> drop the gun. >> there are only a few brief moments where you can see scott out of his car. >>. >> reporter: but you can't see if he's holding a hg. a memorial to scott is slowly growing. at the beginning it appears that keith scott is here in his car. he has a number of officers

flanked out in front of him. as the video rolls it it doesn't actually show the shooting of the scott. and then you hear his wife and then the bursts of gunfire. the camera rolls back around the car and keith scott's body ends up here about 20 feet away from where he started much closer to the officers. a source close to the investigation tells cnn the gun police recovered from the scene was loaded. and that investigators have found scott's fingerprints, blood and dna on the weapon. >> he better live. he better live. y'all hear this and you see this right? he better live. >> release the video. the calls for police to release dash cam and body camera footage is intensifying. but charlotte's police chief it is up to the investigation to decide. >> i ask for your continued patience as they conduct their

thorough investigation. because it is time go take them some time to piece together everything that has happened. >> is as with e mentioned, the calls for the release of that footage have intensified today. attorney general making a plea for that video to be released. as well as hillary clinton who will be visiting charlotte, north carolina this weekend is also calling for the video to be immediately released. >> thank you ed. "outfront" now with charlotte mayor jennifer roberts. thank you for taking the time to be with us during this stress and feel tumultuous time. i want to ask the basic question. have you seen all of the videos from the dash cam, from the body cams and the video taken by mr. scott's wife at this point? >> yes, well i've seen -- there are two videos that i've seen. the police have. one is a dash video and one is a body camera. >> you have seen those. and have you seen mr. scott's wife's cell phone footage?

>> yes i saw that briefly as well. >> so from the videos that you have seen, i guess the police video specifically frameworks the dash cam and from the body cam, were you able to see whether there was a gun or not? whether mr. scott had a gun or was that impossible to tell from what you saw? >> as i have said before, it is inconclusive. i think all three videos have obscured or blurred or it is not precise enough view of what was actually going on. so i it remains inconclusive in my opinion. >> inconclusive. if he wasn't holding a gun, did you see a gun on the ground or was it impossible to even tell that from what you saw? >> the weapon in question was s a small weapon and it looked like there was something on the ground. to be honest it wasn't clear enough to distinguish. >> in terms of one last thing

about the video. in the picture taken in the immediate aftermath which sources say there is a gun in this picture. and i'm just going to show it to our viewers. that is still i believe of one of the videos you have seen. everyone, we've circled the gun there on the ground. that is one picture. and then of course the video filmed by mr. scott's wife there doesn't appear to be a gun in the location. at least we don't see one in this video. in the discussions you have had with police. have they discussed with you in any way how the gun got there? >> well, this is the reason we want to have the investigation completed as soon as possible. and i have asked the fbi and state bureau of investigation to gather all the information and release it as as soon as possible. people are waiting to hear that. there are many pieces that need to be put together like a complete picture because the videos clearly do not make a complete picture. and i think we can't draw any conclusions from them. that leads to the uncertainty. and so i am urging our

authorities to complete that investigation and release the information as soon as possible. >> i know you have said you want the videos to be released from the police. the body cam and dash cam video. you have also said for the integrity of the investigation that we need to wait because you don't want to impact witness recollections. once you start seeing people watch the video or hear it discussed on television. but now that the family has put its video out there. is it more important for the police to just go ahead and release the videos instead of waiting anymore? >> i think also again the state bureau of investigation has taken this over. i believe they have had time to interview the witnesses. is and i do think it would help >> you have an nfl football game

on sunday. you have police dealing with ungoing protests. should hillary clinton be coming to charlotte so soon? >> and i've also heard trump might also be coming later in the week to charlotte. >> yes. >> and what i want to say is that we appreciate the support of candidates, we appreciate that they are concerned about charlotte. at this point we do have very stressed resources for security. and they are working, you know, round the clock. if there would be a way to delay these visits in terms of giving us a chance to get our city back to order and back to more of a state of normalcy, that would probably be ideal. >> so the bottom line is you would hope hillary clinton would come not on sunday but a later date. >> as i say, i think both candidates are making plans. and if possible, i would

encourage them to come at a later date. we really appreciate their support. we appreciate the nation's support. our hearts are heavy here today with what's going on. and again, we hope that they could figure out a way to come a little bit later. >> thank you very much. we appreciate your time tonight, mayor. and "outfront" next, a closer look at the key moments from the new video of the confrontation between keith lamont scott and place. was he holding a gun? and donald trump endorsed by one of his most bitter rivals. and president obama and anthony bourdain on slurping soup in vietnam. >> is it appropriate to just pop one of these whole suckers in your mouth or do you think you should be a little more. >> well slurping is totally acceptable in this part of the world. ...clear for take off.

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>> drop the gun. >> keith, don't let them break the windows. come on out the car. >> drop the gun. >> keith. don't do it. >> drop the gun. >> keith get out the car. keith! keith, don't you do it. don't you do it. keith, keith. don't you do it. did you shoot him? did you shoot him? did you shoot him? he better not be [ bleep ] dead. he better not be [ bleep ] dead. i know that much. he better not be dead. i'm not gonna come. you're gonna go to -- he better be alive. >> yes over here. 9453 lexing tont court. and these are the officer whose

shot my husband. and he better live. because he didn't do nothing to them. ain't nobody touch nobody so they all good. i know he better live. how about that? aim not coming to you guys, but he better live. he better live. y'all hear this and you see this, right? he better live. he better live. i swear he better live. yep. he better live. he better [ bleep ] live. he better live. i can't even believe -- i ain't going nowhere. i'm in the same [ bleep ] spot. >> that's okay. did all call the police? did you. >> joined by our panelists, i want to go through a couple of key sequences here in the video. paul martin, one second before

scott is shot we see him standing. so this is one second before he is shot. this is still now we've created. what does this say to to you? >> says to me his hands are down. his hands aren't pointed in any direction. and instantaneously after this next -- this slide -- the gunfire goes off. they are going to have to say that they thought he was a threat. but from that you can see that he's not doing anything threatening. >> darren? >> it isn't appear -- it is really difficult for know assess if this individual was a threat at this point. >> we don't know a hundred percent what side the police are on. >> this is the video from his wife. from behind. >> what we have here is a tactical nightmare. the officers failed to create a zone of safety. what they should have done is used the police cars as cover and concealment. it would have given more time to access the situation and talk this person down if possible. they asked this person to drop

his gun, ten to eleven times. however if you have that cover and concealment, you would have given more time as opposed to taking this man's life. >> you -- >> poor tactics. >> let me play. the officers yelling got to drop the gun. they said it again and again. let me replay that. >> 11 times. >> drop the gun. >> he doesn't have a gun. he has tbi. he's not going to do anything to you guys. he just took his medicine. >> drop the gun. >> you hear his wife again and again saying he doesn't have a gun. he has a tbi, which means traumatic brain injury. what does that say? >> it says from the police standpoint they are viewing somebody who has a traumatic brain injury. they know what a tbii is is who just recently took medication and saying drop the gun. so that increases the level of threat if in fact he has a gun.

and to fast forward this case. we've only got this little video. >> one -- >> -- up awful lot of information. but in the end if there is a gun on the ground, a dropped gun that has his dna and his blood on it. unless there is definitive proof that the cops dropped that gun he's going to be cleared in this incident. it is all about the gun and what can be proved pant a dropped gun. >>. >> what i like about this video as far as evidence is concerned, you do not see a gun in the area where the gun is found later in the fortune. so how did the gun get there? and the fact -- it's a dropped gun. clearly the dna and can be

planted. >> as an lieutenant in the internal affairs i've investigated numerous police shootings. and when you have that many people in a public place, that many officers involved it is highly unlikely you have a firearm at this point that is going to be planted. it is unrealistic. >> may be unlikely but don't say it is not possible. >> i'm not saying it is impossible. but highly unlikely. >> we know -- we haven't seen but we know there are at least two body cams and a dash cam video and then you have this video that she shot. wouldn't one of those videos end up showing a gun being planted? >> you would think the video would show the gun there on the street. if you look at the video you can see clearly there is no gun in that position. so how did the gun get there? >> excuse me -- >> -- gun at the scene when there is a dash cam video going. when there is the wife of the victim -- >> in broad daylight.

>> -- gun. >> -- listen, the gun is not there. >> let's show it. we have this so we can show everybody. not in one picture. this is a still, a police source confirms there on the left they say that is the gun on the right and you can see there is no gun there. that is what we're talking about. that is what you are talking about. >> exactly. there is no gun there. someone put it there. >> frame by frame, it is clear the officers are giving commands, drop the gun. you hear 11 to 12 times. you hear this coming from several officers on the scene. it sounds consistent that this person did have a gun. >> no no. wait. be a realist. >> you are not the defense attorney for these people. >> multiple police are there. but we also know from the angles of their video cameras, no one could see a gun. that was made clear. the police chief said it. the mayor said it. right?

>> now she'd seen the dash cam video. body cam video i don't know we've heard anything specific but -- >> correct. >> -- reveal more. and all the videos have shown it was inconclusive whether he had a gun or not. and further -- >> -- >> excuse me. the otherness withes said the gentlemen had a book. not a gun. >> that's a biaseden witness. that is the wife. >> what do you think the police officer that put a bullet in him is? you don't think he's a biased witness -- >>. >> hold on. let darrin finish. >> we have video that doesn't show a gun and then viola. >> the wife is controlling the narrative because her video has been introduced to the public. whereas the police department has a more comprehensive video that they have failed to put out here. >> what we have here is an

incomplete investigation. we don't have access to all of the evidence and it is totally unfair of us to the victim and to the police as well to be leaping to conclusions on the basis of a partial piece of the evidence that is going to be available to a grand jury someday. and i think it is wrong for both sides. i think we should wait till this evidence comes in and be able to evaluate it all and if this cop killed this man unjustifiably dooilt him. but let's not smear people before we have the facts.indict. but let's not smear people before we have the facts. >> we are making an assessment. >> and hillary clinton announcing she's going to charlotte. will trump follow? and will this donald trump show up at the first presidential debate? >> -- but it's not working. first of all this guy is a choke artist and this guy is a liar. to severe ulcerative colitis,

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the shooting and protests now front and center in the presidential race. cnn confirming hillary clinton will visit charlotte on sunday. trump also considering a trip but just moments ago on this program the mayor of charlotte told me both candidates should delay their triptss saying the city has limited resources. what more is the clinton campaign saying? zpl we're told hillary clinton is planning a trip to charlotte but the details are still being worked out and with the amount of attention she's given to police/community relations, the use of deadly force, this trip is no surprise now that charlotte and tulsa have put this issue as a former secretary of state also weighed in with a tweet today that said charlotte should release the video without delay adding that we must ensure

justice and work to bridge divides. and the police department has other video of the shooting. the pressure on to release that. the city saying it is up to the is it state bureau of investigation on whether to release or not. donald trump has also indicated he's traveling or considering traveling to charlotte. but his campaign says they are looking into the logistics of such a trip after the upcoming presidential debate. trump has used unrest in charlotte to talk about the need to restore law and order. talking about crime and violence. calling it an attack on the poor saying people who will suffer the most are law-abiding african american residents, erin. >> now the executive director of the new york state democratic par

party. should they go ahead and delay those visits? >> i think they should do --. we heard the conversation about how resourcing can be stretched thin. and i think both candidates should respect, you know, whatever the mayor is suggesting. i do think however that symmetric equilibr equilibria. >> i think that might be one of the -- an impetus for her to go and -- because, you kno it is n on. as also about healing and she just talked about how as president she would engage police/community relations so i think there is more substance. >> what do you say? listen to the mayor and go later? >> i do believe that we

should -- all the political campaigns should take a moment and pause and think should we really be making this about politics is this or should we let the local governments figure out the situation and not have a rush to judgment? and so i think it is important that we remember that when president bush decided not to go to katrina originally it was for the same reason, resources. when president obama decided not to go to baton rouge it was because of logistics and these resources at the advice of the governor. so i don't think either side should demonize one or the other if they don't go. but it is alms a good thing for the candidates to be concerned and listen to the people on the ground and law enforcement and let it run its course and figure out exactly what happened in each situation before it is easy to make political judgment without all the facts. we need the facts first. >> let me just play what donald trump had to say.

>> peddling the narrative of cops as a racist force in our society and this is a narrative that is supported with a nod by my opponent. you see the she's saying and it is not good. share directly for the responsibility and the unrest that is afflicting our country and hurting those who have really the very at least. >> so he blaming her for the unrest? that is sort of what it sounds like. look, i think if he decides to gown there. when he decides to go down to charlotte he's going come with his law and order message which again i think is very divisive in communities of color. >> what is the reception to the people of charlotte -- >> yeah -- one of my favorite -- fascinating piece a about this back in the sixties. the point is that, you know, i

think she would come with a message of healing and how to bridge the divide. she got a lot of support by first responders, police and firefighters when she was a senator. i think she could bring some of that understanding to the situation but you don't go with a law and in order message that essentially in my opinion ends up being more divisive than healing. >> going to the streets of charlotte right now with a law and order message, how would that be received? is that part of the reason that hillary clinton was willing to go before the debate but donald trump wanted to wait until after because he was worried how the reception might be for him? >> i don't think he's ever concerned to go somewhere. he went to mexico. he went to flint. we don't need to rush to judgment and make an assumption he's going to go in with this law and order message and how it is going to be received, how it is going to be given. mr. trump is one who knows how

to connect with people and knows how to speak to specific community, specially communities of color so i believe his message however is truthful when he talks about how for years many people in these communities have been under democrat rule so one could say the ramifications of some of those lack of actions on policies or supporting policies that are not successful are remnants of in terms of what we see of --. that is the point and message he was making. not necessarily hillary clinton is directly responsible for what happened in charlotte. >> i think going back to this question about his african american outreach. and we've argued about this quite extensively. i think it's been cumbersome as best -- >> and hold -- >> -- >> i think what's important to note here is that -- as i said.

cumbersome at best. insulting at worst. and if he is going to go down there what i don't want him to go down there is with this message. that we have the take the good hard-working blacks and make sure we protect them from the non law-abiding blacks and that's kind of where those comments are going and's why i'm concerned. to your point, it cannot be politicized. this has to be a moment where we heal as opposed to having rhetoric that is divisive. >> there is no evidence that mr. trump is divisive or he's going to say anything that is divisive should he go. but it is important that we both understand that there are real issues going on in our community and it is a good thing for both sides to be aware, listen and take heed to the message of what's going on in our community u especially when they are in turmoil. >> thank you both. and next breaking news. live pictures of the atlanta.

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>> their primary debate performances helped each get the nomination. but their up coming face-off is quite different. >> he tugs at the heart. she tugs at the mind. and the question is whether or not both of them can cross over. >> breath o'donnell, long time debate coach for gop candidates sat with us to break down their styles. >> i say not in a brag doeshs way. i've made billions and billions of dollars dealing with people all over the world -- >> i was part of a very small group that had to advise the president about whether or not to go after bin laden. >> he talks in these big, giant terms. she doesn't tend to do that. and i think that that puts him at an advantage, you know. he understands well the dynamic of television. >> the same goes for discussions of policy. >>ly build a wall. it will be a great wall. people will not come in unless they come in legally. >> there is no need for this rhetoric and demagoguery that is still carried out on the

republican side. you have run out of excuses. let's move to comprehensive immigration reform with a path to citizenship. >> he goes hafor the heart, tal in big determiterms. she has to up her game in talking to the heart. he has to up his game talking to the head. >> and then the alpha candidate tactic trump used to belittle his primary opponents. >> rand paul shouldn't even be on the stage. >> don't worry about it little marco. tm it is not working. >> for clinton. >> -- crooked hillary clinton. >> may not go over so well. >> she should explain why and not just call her a name. if he just calls her a name the entire time i think that is going to look bad to the public. >> clinton's quick second and? get he -- quick sand. >> it is democratic vote who are want to see those transcripts.

it is not about the republican -- [ cheers and applause ] >> you know, let's same the same standard for everybody. when everybody does it, okay. i will do it. but let's expect the same standard on tax returns. >> she's very defensive. and that is a problem. >> if that hillary clinton shows up? >> if that hillary clinton shows up, it is going to be a long time. >> both team clinton and trump are well aware of their candidate's weaknesses and debate prep is all about giving them tools to avoid missteps, like clinton's defensiveness or trump's tendency to take insults too far. whether the candidates use those tools effectively and not take the bait is going to be fascinating to watch. >> it will be. and "outfront" now monica langley of the waults journal. wall street journal. there's been all this secrecy, but in particular donald trump. is he studying? is he not studying? what's going on? do we have reporting on this?

>> we do. officially he's not doing that much prepgsz and his preparation is as unconventional as the candidate is.aration and his preparation is as unconventional as the candidate is. inofficially he is preparing. he's been on the trail a lot this week. i do know last sunday he did some real preparation. for the first time he stood at a podium for five straight hours and he did not take a break for five hours except for one five minute break when he sat down to drink a half of a diet coke. he did not even go to the bathroom. and during that time he had several top advisers pound him with questions i'm told. >> the criticism his people have levelled is well he starts to study and then he flips off and does something else and he hasn't been able to focus. >> -- he was -- i'm told he was focused for five tough hours with a break only for a half of a diet coke. now, i did travel on his plane a

couple of weeks ago. and i've noticed now. instead of the -- all the press clippings he used to love to read and his real estate holding binder. this time he had a binder of issues and he had a whole banker box of a bunch of policy papers that his policy director would go over periodically with him. >> and what about hillary clinton? she's spent the time more traditionally, she's taken the time to focus, to study. >> what i hear from clinton advisors is that her job at the debate monday night is to disqualify donald trump. pure and simple. her job is to show that he is not prepared to be president. and she could come out pure policy lock. now the campaign says fabulous. bring it on. because no one is looking for an undersecretary of all policy. they are looking for a leader to bring about change.

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breaking news outs of atlanta tonight. you are looking at atlanta on your screen. protests of the police shootings in charlotte, north carolina and tulsa oklahoma oklahoma. tonight's march follows the release of cell phone video by keith lamont scott's wife in charlotte. martin savidge is out front live in atlanta. protests under way there. and what is the tone there? >> determined and fired up. many people are outraged of course because of the events

that have happened in charlotte and in tulsa. but because of many other events including they say right here in atlanta. several hundred people gathered in front of civil rights museum. -- downtown atlanta and then end up at the king center. symbolizing -- to the past of the civil rights movement. they say the place involved shootings with minorities is essentially the civil rights issue of the present day. the police are determined to make sewer that this crowd does not block major highways but there is no presence of police, not at least in uniform here. authorities say they have opened up their operation center. they are going to be clearly monitoring to make sure that the major thorouroughways are not blocked. erin. >> thank you martin.

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this weekend cnn's mee award winning series anthony bourdain part's unknown returns. and bourdain travels to the capital of vietnam and does not disappoint. because he breaks bread with president obama. >> i'll walk you through it. >> you're gonna have to walk me through? >> we're gonna eat vinegar and just you drop things in the bowl. and dip and stir and get ready for the awesomeness. >> i'm ready. now is it appropriate to just pop the whole sucker in your mouth? or do you think that you should be a little more?

>> slurping is totally acceptable in this part of the world. >> anthony bourdain is "outfront." okay. how did this come out with president obama? >> for about a year a very tight group of people in the production company of the white house had been talking about the possibility of sitting down for a meal. the kind of place we usually do on the show. so we've been looking for a convenient place and when we heard that the president was stopping in hanoi as part of a southeast asia visit, that seemed like a natural for us. >> but this restaurant, it wasn't as if you planned this. >> oh no i -- >> tiny local restaurant. >> i was really inassistasisten. for me to have a sat in a secure location at a back room at the hilton would have been silly. i thought look the president wants to play. let's go to the sort of place that i love.

which is a typical hanoiian joint. and in fact he seemed to really enjoy. >> i want to play more of that. first when it came to secret service, they couldn't get in there. not like they could taste test the food. he had the real deal. >> we pretty much gang rushed the place. the secret service couldn't fit in the room itself. i'm sure it was a suboptimal situation for them. they made the best of it. . they were very cool. but i'm sure they would have been much happier in a different location. >> banquet room at the hilton or something. but you had a great conversation and here a is a part of it. >> i just wish more americans had --. the extent to see how're people live is useful at worst and pleasurable and incredibly interesting at best. it confirms the basic truth that

people everywhere are pretty much the same. same hope asks dreams. >> and other people there eating their food. did they know he was there? did they react? >> after the meal concluded, people of course were freaking out. he put us very much t ease. while we were shooting. afterwards we were all getting the vapors. but the real effect i hadn't anticipated was on ordinary vietnamese the next day. driving around hanoi on my scooter, people would recognize me from the newspaper photos. >> that takes serious courage. >> oh it's so much fun. it is the only way. >> -- remains one of the the most terrifying -- >> but people would come up to me with tears in their eyes, crying saying that i can't believe that president obama chosed to eat bunsha, to eat our

food. to drink a hanoi beer really effected people in a way i could have never anticipated. he really made an impression. >> thank you so much. >> my pleasure. >> and don't miss "parts unknown" sunday at 9:00. ac 360 starts now. >> good evening. we begin with the first video we've seen in the killing of the keith lamont scott in north carolina. today the family released video scott's wife took with her cell phone showing the moments before and after the solution. as you will hear police officers repeatedly yell at scott to drop the gun. the family maintains there was no gun. scott was sitting in his truck waiting for his son to come home from school. the gun police say they recovered was loaded and had