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let's go out front. good evening, i am erin burnett. it has been five days since andrew brown jr. shot and killed by sheriff deputies in north carolina. that's all the family was shown today. the family expected transparency but what they got instead according to their attorneys is delay and incomplete of information. they were made to wait two hours so the county can blur the faces of some of the people in the video. it has been five days they have been asking for it. the extra two hours wait felt disrespectful. they were shown with their attorney after all of that of a 20 seconds snippet. >> let's be clear, this was an execution. andrew brown was in his drive way. the sheriff blocked him in his

drive way so he would not exit. andrew had his hands-on his steering wheel. they went up to his vehicle and shot pihim. >> they're trying to hide something. they don't want us to see everything. >> you see ben crump there. he was the attorney for floyd's family. it was the context around it. it was the whole 9 minutes and 49 seconds. it was all of that, right? this comes the same day the doj announced federal investigation into louisville, kentucky after the death of breonna taylor who was killed during a raid at her home. officials were criticized for not being transparent. we are hearing the same complaints when it comes to north carolina. we are seeing a familiar scene, protesters beginning to gather and demanding answers. natasha chen is in elizabeth

city for us tonight. if this video is finally release to the public. >> reporter: the city was prepared for a strong reaction from the community if the content of the video were disturbing. the description of it certainly was. what's more disturbing to the people that had been marching around town is that they only seemingly got 20 seconds shown to the family in private. one of the women who was marching tonight said she actually came here, we saw her this morning at 7:00 a.m. in this parking lot. she says today felt like a waste of her time but she will won't continue to come back everyday until there is more transparency. >> what do we want? >> video! >> reporter: more than five full days after andrew brown jr. was killed in elizabeth, north carolina. brown's family viewed body camera footage from the

execution. >> the officers was in no harm of him at all. it is messed up how it happened. >> reporter: the family were shown 20 seconds of the video from one deputy's body camera. there were multiple body cameras worn by deputies on the scene and only after the county attorney made redactions including the blurring of faces. >> he had his hands firmly on the steering wheel and they went up to his vehicle and shoots him. >> sure did. >> he still stood there with his hands in the steering wheel while being shot at. he backs out away from the officer who's still shooting at him. >> reporter: letting the family see only 20 seconds stoked suspicion from browns' family. >> when the video came on, they were already shooting hip.

obviously they're still trying to deflect and hide everything on the video. >> we got fed up. we are hurting. they been getting away with a lot of [ bleep ] and doing dirty [ bleep ] and got caught up in the act. they got to pay the price, too. they're not better than us. >> reporter: the crowd gasped over what the family and the attorney would be seeing and who could be in the room to view the foo footage. >> mr. cot told me a grown black man that he was not going to be bullied. >> reporter: andrew brown jr. died from homicide. cnn obtained the search warrant showed the sheriff deputy has been authorized.

the warrant was marked not executed. >> reporter: the sheriff said they were there to serve an arrest warrant. >> a warrant does not mean you are guilty. a warrant does not mean execution. a warrant does not mean you get shot in the back. >> reporter: the family's attorney describes the 20 seconds video as startling when the shooting was already underway. the sheriff post add video to facebook this evening saying the whole event happens so quickly that was open in 30 seconds. a group of media outlets including cnn had done the same. the hearing will be on wednesday. >> natasha, thank you very much.

obviously that'll be an porn h >> natasha, thank you very much. obviously that'll be an porn h important hearing. >> i want to go to wayne. the whole incident was less than 30 seconds. the clear implication was well, if we gave you 20 seconds, you saw pretty much everything. that's what he's trying to imply. do you believe that the family has seen pretty much everything? the 20 seconds they have? >> well, erin, thank you for having me first of all, we don't know how long it lasted. we were shown or at least when our colleagues was shown 20 seconds. the attorney for the county refused to let myself and ben crump and harry daniels to view the video because we are not barred in the state of north carolina. we felt that was unfair and unjust and certainly outside the bounds of a statue that covers this particular type of disclosure.

we as attorneys for the family and attorneys for mr. brown's personal representatives, we should be allowed to see that video. we don't know how long this incident lasts. it is important to see the entire video from the start to finish. you don't know what happened and there could be extremely important information in that 10 seconds even if it is for 30 seconds. >> so when you look at this, wayne, what are the biggest question you have and obviously now your team is seeing 20 seconds. what is the biggest question you have now that you didn't get answer from that 20 seconds snippet. >> we want to know how this started. they were already shooting when the video started. it is important to know what

commands were given to mr. brown before the shooting starts. they just rolled up on his vehicle which i understand was parked on a parking pad pointing towards the street. we want to know what commands were given. did he or did he not comply with those commands? why did they just show a video after the shooting started and not before the shooting starts. and all during this time they did show it, they were shooting into the vehicle. he was trying to apparently avoid being hit by bullets that were raining down on him. # >> i certainly understand what you are saying and obvious that you are feeling this way. they need to see what happened and we understand why it is absolutely imperative. the family hoped they would see the video on friday.

that's the indication that i got from ben crump. and they did not. they were supposed to see the video at 11:30 a.m. and then it was delayed another two hours after five days in total. the video needed to be blurred. so, what do you make of that? i know the family felt disrespected and after all that time you sit and have to wait for two more hours for the video blurring? >> we had rolling discussions with the county attorney mr. cox for the last several days about being allowed the see this video. yesterday i had a brief conversation with him and the conversation centered around who in the family would be allowed to see the video. they never raised any issues with regards to attorneys, being able to see the video, he never told us we would need to be barred in the state of north

carolina in order to see the video. all of these excuses they came up were excuses. they came up this morning to say well, there is going to be a delayed because we need to redact the video. we don't want to show the faces of the officers that were on the scene engaging in this horrific activity. they also understand blur the weapons that were being used. we know our colleagues were there, what type of weapons being used and they told her it was an ar-15 rifle. why would you need that to execute a warrant? and she said the guy had on assault gear. >> i understand there is a lot that we don't know. the main question that i have

for you is why? do you think they're trying to hide something at this point? or could this be a case of -- i don't know, just that they want to do it their way and they don't want to be pressured into something or do you think they're trying to hide something? >> well, it is obvious to us that they are trying to hide something. i mean obviously no reason to not allow the family to see the entire raw video. i assure you that had andrew brown had been doing something that's in criminating. something that would have justified his shooting, we would have that video the same day just like it was released in the columbus shooting. when the law enforcement officers feel they are justified, they release it

immediately. when they feel they are not justified, then they want to redact and hide the faces and hide their weapons and come up with all of these excuses for not releasing the video and it is clear. this video under north carolina law should be seen by the family members, miss andrew brown. and the law states promptly without delays. >> all right, wayne, i appreciate your time. thank you very much. as i said, wayne kendall is the attorney for mr. brown's family. i want to go to our senior analyst, elie honig. he said the video, the shooting already started when the video started. the whole thing lasted 30 seconds whether it did or how

one counts that, we can't tell because all we have is 20 seconds. all the family has is 20 seconds. the video -- the shooting started when the video starts. any justification? >> the only legitimate justification, something showing the video would tip off the family that's endangering to the investigation. i see no such facts here. the fundamental problem is the local authorities are playing by the old school play book which for a long time in the law enforcement has been we'll show you whatever you want and when ever we want and there is nothing you can do about it. the laws are changing and you end up with the scenario where they lost the family's trust and the public's trust. >> the bacaria seller is representing the family as well.

let me just play what bakari said what happened. >> mr. cox told me a grown black man that he was not going to be bullied. >> what does it mean? does this stay to the attorney or ag? where are we on this, elie? >> it is unprofessional for any attorneys to speak that way to another attorney. the attorney general has to take over this case. the district attorney, the county level prosecutor that has the case now has to request that the ag takes the case. the ag needs to get on the phone and call the da, you guys have blown this. we need to take this case over, you need to make that request. the only way for this case to go ahead of any credibility is for the ag to take it. >> elie, thank you very much. >> the attorney general of minnesota, keith ellison is

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for an appeal from chauvin. >> looking forward, are you worried about an appeal? >> any case there is going to be an appeal. i am sufficiently concerned. we are not going to get careless. i feel the trial was fair and do derek chauvin had a fair and full trial. >> were you concerned of the comment of congresswoman maxine waters and not only got the attention of the judge but got him angry. >> you are not going to stop folks from commenting on a public concern. the jury pledged to only decide

the case based on the evidence and to avoid media. i trusted if they did that. >> reporter: he trusted the jury there. he added he felt the judge handled all these potential influences correctly. >> as part of your conversation, you did ask him about the path ahead and obviously that hits the appeal and the other officers, what else did he say? >> reporter: well, for starter, he looked at this as one case and what needs to be many cases to actually make meaningful change but in the after math of this verdict, we saw how much even this case meant to so many people. i showed them a video that we took in george floyd's square seconds after the verdict came down from the minneapolis area and he saw a little bit of himself in that video.

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them. texas is going to gain two states in the house. colorado, florida and montana and north carolina and oregon will each gain a seat. this is really significant how this country structured its power for so long. california and new york is going to lose a seat and illinois, michigan, ohio and pennsylvania and west virginia. chuck schumer with new york whose state lost a seat by a margin of majority leader of 89 people. all in red states gaining blue states. if they just counted 89 more people in new york, you would not have lost that seat. that's got to burn. >> look, erin, i have not yet seen and study the census since it came out this afternoon so i am not going to make detailed comments until i take a look at

it tonight. >> i won't push you here on the 89. i respect that. what about the overall point that we are seeing a gain for states that voted trump and a loss for some of that traditional blue states. is that concerning? >> obviously. we try to win voters, democrats, independence and republicans, we are doing very well at that right now. we got to helicontinue to do th. >> there is bipartisan work being done, not much but some. we have been talking about police reform, the latest news out of north carolina, tim scott, the republican and cory booker currently have been working on a police reform bill as you know all too well. the issue qualify of immunity is a sticking point. democrats want to get rid of protection for officers against

civil lawsuits and republicans don't. some democrats draw a starke line in the sand with this. here are two. >> we compromise on so much, you know we compromise, we die. we compromise, we die. >> qualified immunity has in many instances become the hood for bad police officers to in fact add as modern day k ku klux klan members. it has got to stop. >> are you open to senator scott's compromise that would keep protection for individual officers but would allow lawsuits against police departments? >> look, i am not getting into the details. i met with cory booker for 45 minutes an hour ago. i encouraged him to see what we can do.

obviously it is a very serious problem that must be dealt with in a strong way. a systematic bias in policing and in law enforcement and we have to do everything we can to erase it. cory booker believes he's making good progress and i think we have a decent chance of getting a strong bipartisan bill. >> do you think there is some immunity required if you want to attract great people to be police officers and not have them be afraid? >> i am not going to prejudge what corey and tim and others are working on. i have told them we want a bill, we want it to be a strong bill, this is a very, very serious issue and we have to -- we need strong medicine. >> the other issue is as president biden talks about his hyu hun hundred days in office, we know it is expected to cost

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beginning to get back to normal. we'll have a very good next 100 days because of the demands of the american people are so important. we'll get it done. we'll try to do as much as what we can in a bipartisan way. that's good and that's working in a good way. if there are needs of the people that can't be done in a bipartisan way, our caucus will put our heads together, we'll figure out how to get it done certainly no decisions have been made yet but reconciliation is on the table. >> infrastructure bill alone, 20% of the entire size of the u.s. economy last year. >> we have significant problems in this economy. the arp which was $2 trillion and some of the punts and our republican friends is overwhelmingly popular. not only republicans but with 60% of republicans, i believe the bill that president biden

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tonight advisers to former president trump urging him to make a public service announcement. this is new numbers from the cdc showing among the ten states of the lowest vaccination rate all voted for donald trump with the exception of georgia. vaccine supplies outpace demands. gloria borges is out front. >> reporter: for the last 100 days, how to get vaccines into the arms of hundreds of millions of americans and convince the he has he-- it is personal for tho

on the front lines. >> i am worried people have lost loved ones and people's lives have been upturned. this is hard and people are tired which means there is a tendency to let down our guard which we can't do. >> if you had told us 100 days into president biden's tenure that it would be open season for every adult americans that wants a vaccine to get one, we would have said incredible. >> reporter: the country of the highest number of confirmed deaths now vaccinating at a speed of four times faster than the world's average. >> the progress we have made had been stunning. >> reporter: donald trump's operation warp speed developed the vaccine. nothing short of a miracle. >> do you realize what a dire situation we would have been in if we did those vaccine trials that it is 20% effective instead

of 90% effective. in the beginning the transition did not move at warp speed. president trump was preoccupied with finding votes and not shots. >> there was much more of a concentration on reelection and disassociation from the fact that we were having a pandemic. >> reporter: governors were left wondering who would be running the show. >> i raised the issue several times, regardless of whatever stuff the president is saying, we got this vaccine thing that we got to make sure these guys know what's going on. he assured me that was the case. >> reporter: and then. >> there was no plans to get shots into arms. >> reporter: no plan? >> pfizer and moderna, there were just not enough places. >> reporter: they say you were cruising their play book on

vaccine distribution. >> i just think it is not true. >> i have to say frustrating when they spent all of their time disparaging of what we did. we had 65 plans. >> reporter: localized, not centralized. >> we had the fundamental belief that local leaders understood their counties and townships and states and islands and a greater level of details than we could. >> it is complicated, it was not a well-articulated play book to get the vast majority vaccinated. >> thast's why i think the bide administration stepped up the place and really did it well. >> reporter: the new president inherited the pandemic, only 15 million vaccinated. >> the frustration was huge demand and no supply. the anger and frustration and

everywhere across the country, why can't i get an appointment for a vaccine. >> reporter: biden became the na national vaccine pitch man, setting targets. >> he decides. >> reporter: announcing every milestone himself. starting with what looked like an obtainable goal. >> 100 million shots in the first 100 days. >> we were doing more than a million a day. if he did absolutely nothing, we would have done 100 million. >> reporter: he did show up repeatedly. >> 100 million more moderna. johnson & johnson. vaccine supplies for every american adult by the end of may. >> i heard the president was impatient. >> he is. that's the truth. he's impatient. okay, is this the best we can do? he asked specific questions, well, what about this and why are we not doing this and are we

doing the best than that? >> reporter: biden could not control the delays due to winter storms or governors ease restrictions. he temporarily paused the johnson & johnson vaccine. the president did jump start a substantial federal response. a $1.9 trillion american rescue plan. >> america is coming back. >> reporter: deployment of active duty of fema and a federal pharmacy program. a network of health center to increase vaccine access and equity. >> we have to start with access and making sure that people can get vaccinated in places where they are comfortable and where they trust people are vaccinated. >> reporter: many in communities of colors are skeptical. vaccinations of younger people and those in rural areas are lagging and with the number of

overall daily vaccinations waivering, appearing to the hesitants are crucial. >> we always have to meet people where they are and messages are tailored. what are your particular concerns? >> reporter: politics always come into play. 15% of republican men say tla n they are not likely to take the vaccine. what would you say to them? >> i would say crazy. the people that say hey, we want to get rid of these masks and open up businesses, the only way that we'll get life back to normal is we get enough people to get that vaccine. >> reporter: why not explain the reward of vaccination earlier. >> if what we are saying is get vacc vaccinated, it is great. by the way, you can't really change much of you wr daily activities. i don't think they understand what's in it for them. >> it was a major mistake not to

prioritize teachers for vaccinations. >> reporter: the administration's answers have always been the same. "let the science lead." >> we follow the science and cdc and put out guidance how to make sure to open schools safely and keep them open safely. >> reporter: a new phase in the effort and the pr campaign and tv blitz. with celebrities getting jabbed. >> it is a race of getting vaccinated and the virus is trying to surge up again. every day it goes by, you get closer and closer to that virus really not being able to do anything because when you get an overwhelming majority of the population vaccinated, the virus has no place to go. >> reporter: the country is at a tipping point, with coronavirus variants on the rise, the next 100 days and beyond will be a tough race with the final finish

line not yet in sight. >> gloria, i know biden is expected to make an announcement tomorrow on mask wearing and what vaccinated people can do? what is he going to say? you got a lot of people >> right. they are. they have a very difficult time right now because it's kind of a mixed message, erin. on the one hand, they need to incentivize people to get the vaccine so you have to have kind of a reward if you're vaccinated. if you're vaccinated, maybe you don't have to wear a hamask whe you walk outside. maybe there are other things they will tell us. on the other hand, they're saying don't give up. you have to be cautious here because there are veariants out there and we have to be careful. they're trying to walk a fine line here and it's not a clear message to the american public

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. >> tonight house minority leader kevin mcelccarthy attempted to defend the capitol ryeiot. here he is with chris wallace. >> i was the first person to contact him when the riots were going on. he didn't see it. he ended the call telling me he'll put something out to make sure he would stop this and that's what he did, he put a video out later. >> okay. that flat out contradicts what happened. let's just go through the facts. trump and mccarthy got into an expletive laced phone call and mccarthy was pleading for help trying to convey the severity of the attack, which trump did know

about and said well kevin, i guess these people are more upset about the election than you are. now, the people who have given all these details about the caller are republicans briefed on the call by mccarthy and the quote was confirmed by jamie herrera beutler and said trump repeated the falsehood it was antifa storming the capitol. obviously, this is not sounding at all like someone intent on stopping the riot as mccarthy claims. what about the idea that trump, someone who watched tv news obsessively and had been tweeting about it before this didn't see the riot unfold? even though it was being carried live on every single news station. cnn reports to the dismay of his aids, it injured dozens of officers and sent fear of a coup. he delighted in watching the riot. when trump did finally release a video addressing the rioters, it was two hours after the capitol

building was breached and this was trump's message. >> this was a fraudulent election, but we can't play into the hands of these people. we have to have peace. so go home, we love you. you're very special. >> "outfront" john avalon a senior political analyst. john, mccarthy, you know, he told a lot of people about what p happened on the call. a lot of republican friends and they told people and quotes went to the media and jamie herera butler, her notes changed the course and timing of the impeachment trial itself, right, of this call? and yet, now mccarthy comes on and gives a version of events that is complete conflict with the reality we know. >> yeah, and it's pathetic. he's afraid of offending insurrectionists, tiptoeing around the ex president like a baby with a hammer. this is the opposite of leadership and he is the leader

of the republican party in congress and rewriting history from a position of weakness and a total disgrace of duty. >> mccarthy has been silent about this call but never contradicted the reporting and quotes from his own colleagues on it until now but what he did with chris wallace is consistent with what he's done since the election, right? he has worked hard to keep trump in his sight. he told "new york times" upsetting trump could be politically disastrous for republicans saying he could change the course for history and this is the tightest tight rope anyone has had to walk and he's walked it going to mar-a-lago and kissing the ring. yeah, so, he's being pretty clear here about the bargain he's making. >> yeah, and it's not a typical political calculous. don't believe the hype here. you know, you do see political leaders say you need both wings to fly but those are not about the truth versus lies.

you cannot play footsie with fanatics and shows the majority of republicans believe the big lie. this is about something bigger. this is about our democracy itself and if he can't find the spine and stones to defend that, that's disqualifying. >> a long time advisor to george w. bush, right now the republican party is a grave threat to the american democracy, not the only one but a grave one and until republicans summon the will and wit to salvage the party, run will follow. will they put it out there to -- >> we shouldn't give up -- >> to excise trump-ism. >> there are people with courage. so all americans should hope

they succeed in pushing back against lies with the truth. >> all right. in a two-party system you need both parties to be viable or you end up with one agenda and those people don't want one agenda. >> nope. >> so thank you very much. john, appreciate it. >> thanks to all of you for joining us. "ac 360" with anderson starts now. and good evening. the live pictures of protests in elizabeth city, north carolina tell the story. if authorities want to have transparency and accountability in the wake of andrew brown junior they seem to be coming up short so far. if on the other hand, they intend to increase suspicion and fuel anger and raise tensions, they succeeded today. according to family attorneys, as many as eight body cams may have captured the shooting that happened as deputies were serving an arrest warrant on brown however today the family was only shown 20 seconds of footage from a single body camera. what's more, they say, even that brief clip was enough to demonstrat