of course i am. >> fishing expedition to ask for the mayor and billy murphy and those communications.no. i think those are very relevant. >> oh yes: you need to know those communications. >> one of refusal advance and the interns process. >> the way you get from saying it's a fishing expedition to say it's legitimate it's in connection with with in camera review. funny as thieves. they didn't ask me. i took the last word on that. thank you both. 365 days, yes. one long year. that's how long american journalists jason reyes has petitioned united nations to bring him home. jason's brother went "on the record." >> i normal day and got a phone call and found out jason that had been taken away from his house. all his stuff had been taken. the "the washington post" had asked me about petition to the working group on arbitrary detention. i think this is a perfect opportunity to bring that up. the u.n. working group on arbitrary detention looks at things exactly like this. there is absolutely no justification for holding jason. jason, himself he is he very depressed. he sees the international

i would like to know exactly -- and with other police and billy murphy who represents the gray familyd i would ask that the judge review it to see if there is any information that might be exculpatory that tried to tend to show which is always disclosable -- >> -- she has to turn it over. >> i would use the selective prosecution to get in the door. >> not only does she have to turn it over, greta that's what going to happen here. dispute between both sides. the judge is going to take everything in camera in chambers. >> get into court with something. i think the best way is the selective prosecution. >> and i don't disagree with that. but i think what will happen in the final end here is that the judge will take everything. is he going to look at all these communications and that referee the judge is going to make the final decision in regards to this. i agree with you. >> katie? >> i don't disagree but i think, greta, you can get in there without having to file that particular motion. i think the in camera review by a judge of each individual piece of evidence is going to be essentia

billy murphy is the attorney of the family of i'm hoping you have spoken have they reacted? ee done? and into this racist culture is as old as baltimore itself. it will take much more for a new commissioner. we see this every day. about people who are -- of what is happening on the streets of the baltimore. and how police continue to act in the old way. what do you think needs to be done? it's a matter of analyzing the department from top to bottom and getting rid of some of these old racist cops that are unwilling to change and set an example in terms of disciplining these officers who keep doing it the old racist way. to try to get the different culture, but when you have the same people who are committed to the old culture, who are now trying to tell to change that just doesn't work. >> billy murphy the attorney for family of freddie gray thank you. >>> joining mess is justin fenton a reporter for the "the baltimore sun." what's the reaction justin to this new that has just broken that the top police officials in baltimore is gone? >> well certainly he's been under fire f

i also talked to billy murphy. he's the attorney representing the family of freddie gray. past but he believes that this is a good move forward for the family and he also has some advice for the mayor. >> this problem has to be solved immediately before there are any more freddie grays. it has to be solved immediately so the has rarrassment of black citizens stops once and for all. it has to result in a legitimate police force that's a partner with the black community instead of what we've had for the past 300 years. i think the feds have to come in now and take over this department. nothing short of that will solve the problem. it's so dysfunctional, so at war with itself so racist in its continuing attitude towards blacks. >> so ana, you can hear the skepticism from billy murphy as well as other people in the community who believe that in some ways this was a band-aid fix, but at least it is a beginning. they have to remind our audience as well there is a u.s. justice department investigation of the baltimore police department whether or not they engaged in a pattern of

. >> billy murphy, the attorney for freddie gray's family on the situation in the baltimore police department, thank you for your insights sir. >> new york governor is establishing a federal prosecutor to pursue cases in which a police officers kills a civilian. it's rare for officers anywhere in the united states to be charged. how is the commissioner going to work? >> community leaders have been saying for years now that because regular prosecutors are too close to the police to act objectively, that something needs to be done. governor andrew cuomo said that has undermined the public confidence especially in cases like the death of eric garner. >> i can't breathe! >> reacting to criticism that prosecutors are too close to officers to hold them accountable, away unusual step is announced. >> the attorney general will be a standing prosecutor to handle any case where a law enforcement officer kills an unarmed civilian, or kills a civilian and there is a question as to whether or not the civilian is armed and dangerous. >> with the governor's order new york takes a very important step forward