and michael brown sr., michael brown's father, is with us as well.ou for taking the time today, i appreciate seeing both of you. mr. brown, i have a couple of questions for you, but just, jason, the video, i know this is not what you say that the whole film is about, but we have to talk about this video. >> sure. yes. that's why we put it out. >> i got you. for people who have not seen your film yet, walk me through what you believe the video shows. >> okay. people keep saying this in the media, what i believe. i don't think it's what i believe. okay? it's what any rational person sees when they see this video. that's why mike brown is the number one trending topic in the world. this isn't jason's opinion. >> i got you. so you tell me what the video shows. >> okay. so the video shows, and first of all, let me be very clear, we first -- i first discovered a page in the st. louis county police report which we show in the clip that has gone viral, and the page, which has been around the whole time, and anyone in the media could have found it, says that

jeffrey brown begins our coverage. >> brown: president trump signed the original ban, at the pentagonter just a week in office. today's signing was done in private, with only a single, still photo released. it fell to cabinet members to make the announcement, starting with secretary of state rex tillerson. >> president trump is exercising his rightful authority to keep our people safe. as threats to our security continue to evolve and change, common sense dictates that we continually reevaluate and reassess the systems we rely upon to protect our country. >> brown: unlike the original order, this new one removes iraq from the original list of seven nations whose citizens are barred from entering the u.s., keeps out syrian refugees for 120 days, instead of indefinitely, and drops any explicit exception for christian and other religious minorities in muslim nations. in addition, it's made explicit this time that valid visa holders and foreign nationals with green cards securing their residence in the u.s. are not included in the ban. the first order was effectively halted by federal cou

jeffrey brown has this portrait. >> brown: president trump announced his pick in the east room of thete house on january 31. >> he is the man of our country and a man who our country really needs and needs badly to ensure the rule of law and the rule of justice. >> brown: and americans had a first chance to meet neil gorsuch, his wife louise at his side, a man who at age 49 could have a profound effect on the nation's laws, and political life, for decades to come. >> standing here in a house of history, and acutely aware of my own imperfections, i pledge that if i am confirmed i will do all my powers permit to be a faithful servant of the constitution and laws of this great country. >> he's very humble. if you met him in a crowd of people he would not be the person that stood out and tried to capture the most attention of the group. he would be the person that would listen and sort of wait for an opportunity to share his thoughts. >> brown: michael trent has known gorsuch since they were freshman in high school, and served as best man at his wedding. he's talked with his friend in rec

this is ever brown's last year. -- governor brown's last year. i think we would get a good progressive governor in california to banned fracking. ban fracking. the water coming out of southern california, they are putting it where we grow vegetables and fruit. it's ridiculous that we don't have a ban on fracking in california. major pollutions in southern california and in the bay area as everybody has seen. in southern california on the mountain that we store different gas, it was and going up in the air for months. we don't need that in california. california is a progressive state. brown figuredor this was his last go around and he was going to take the money and run. thank god we are going to get a progressive in california as governor and attorney general. thank you very much. seventhia is the largest economy in the world. we don't need it to go down. we needed to go up and become the sixth or the fifth. this is ridiculous to have fracking in california and destroy our fruits and vegetables. thank you very much. that definitely betweents the

he hands a bag with product to michael brown, over the counter. so, don't tell me that he stole from the store if they handed

michael brown was shot by officer darren wilson when michael brown was thought to be -- darren wilson left the police force. hasn't justice already been served here? >> yeah, of course, already been served and what troubles me about this is you have a low budget filmmaker and a film company that's going to exploit that family's pain. there's no reason why this situation should be brought up in this manner. michael brown lost his life for one reason, he attacked a police officer. we don't want to -- in law enforcement, nobody wants to endorse anybody losing their life. whenever you attack police officers, those things are bound to happen. this is a situation where this film company has overstepped their boundaries, inciting riots, inciting violence in the city, and a lot of officers are upset about it. this is something that's -- i mean, it's causing a divide in ferguson and the surrounding agencies because those agencies, they don't want to deal with another ferguson or riot all over again. and let's not miss the big issue here. the big issue is the groups are doing what they did the

august 9th nearly 11 hours before brown returned to the store. >> we're doing this for mike.re not just doing this to uncover about ferguson. >> reporter: it is part of a documentary called "stranger fruit," that debuted at a texas film festival this weekend. it suggests his argument was about him getting back his things. >> they needed us to think that michael was darren. the clerk takes the sig ril lows puts it into a plastic bag and hands the plastic bag over the counter to michael brown. that's not stealing the store. >> brown's uncle says police lied about his nephew. >> the picture they pained of my nephew was not right. that the video dispels one of the lies told. >> the store owners strongly deny then telling abc news that to turn around and somehow blame folks that have nothing do with this is shameful adding it just didn't happen. st. louis county police tell us they can't confirm the authenticity of the video at this time. legally, this changes nothing. police say officer darren wilson knew about the alleged robbery at the store but had no way of snowing brown was

brown is making a trade.the clerks pick up whatever brown put down and they look at it and they smell it. jason pollock then goes on to say, here is what really happened. a listen. >> of mike traded the store a little bag of weed and got two boxes of cigarillos in return. he left his items at the store and he went back the next day to pick them up. mike did not rob the store. >> county prosecutor because the filmmaker's claim "just a stupid and nonsense, the poor the edited step it leaves out critical context." we went back. we looked at the entire video sequence and it was agitated. he did leave out context. for example, the filmmaker did not show the clerk talking to michael brown, clearly debating whether to make or trade for whatever he had put on the counter. the film maker did not show the clerk taking back the sodas and the cigars and putting them back on their shelves. the lawyer at the convenience store says brown tried to barter but he failed. listen to him. >> this is the argument that is going on

natsot: riotsprotests and riots erupted across the country after brown's death.esters upset with the ferguson police department's decision to release the surveillance video of the altercation at the store.. because they felt it "demonized" brown and appeared to justify police use of force. natsotthe original ferguson police report does not mention brown's overnight visit or that there is any video beyond what was released. the visit was briefly mentioned in a saint louis county police report.cnn contacted saint louis p-d, which said it could not confirm the new video's authenticity, but that regardless, it would have beenirrelevant to their investigation into the encounter between michael brown and darren wilson. wilson, who resigned from the ferguson police department, claimed he was assaulted by brown and that he feared for his life. both a grand jury and in a federal civil rights investigation declined to indict wilson. ( mark ) that was dianne gallagher reporting. the ferguson police department has not commented on the new video that was released. ( mark ) of

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brown: i thank the time. h.r. 132 would allow a title transfer of two federal buildings to the arbuckle master conservancy district in south central oklahoma. these buildings are part of the arbuckle project which is a water project authorized by congress in 1962 to provide flood control, recreational opportunities and municipal water supply. nearly all of the facilities within the arbuckle project were already transferred to the arbuckle master conservancy district in 2012 after the district finished repaying what it owed the federal government for construction. however, due to some overly narrow language in the legislation, authorizing the arbuckle project to buildings within the project -- two buildings within the project have yet to be transferred. transferring the buildings would save taxpayers money that would be needed to maintain the relieve the re-- federal government. this is straightforward legislation that should be quickly passed. thank you and i yield the balance of my time. mr. tipton: i yield

at the second the result was clear, leroy brown was dead. "action news" reporter dann cuellar is live at police headquarters. 24 hours later the two-state drama has come into sharper focus. >> yes, it has, jim. we have learned, investigators say he was sought by the law for parole violations. he seemed to have the attitude that he was not going back. the irony police say he was wanted for nickel and dime stuff. if he had kept his nose clean, he would be alive today. >> a grieving father trying to make sense of the events in two states that led to the death of his son, 28-year-old leroy brown junior. police received a call that he was involved in an altercation. unknown to the officers, there were four kids in the backseat. brown put the van in reverse floored it, hitting and dragging one of the officers who shoots and wounds him, but brown speeds off. >> he was trying to get away from police. he wasn't the best kid on the block but trying to get away, they discharged their gun. any one of those kids could have been shot. >> brown then wrecks

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the film "stranger fruit" is told from the perspective of michael brown's family. his mother joined the cast and crew on the red carpet at the south by southwest festival in austin yesterday. >> i was surprised to hear that two years later there was a video. >> the filmmaker claims newly uncovered footage proves brown did not steal from the convenience store he was accused of robbing before his fatal encounter with officer darren wilson. >> it was a misunderstanding. >>> the video shows brown handing a bag. the 18-year-old walks toward the door and hands the bag back to the clerk before leaving. the director spoke with "cbs this morning." he says brown traded a bag of marijuana for the items. >> he didn't take anything from the store and for the store to claim he took something and was asked for it back, why on earth would the clerk give him something, put it in a bag, and then realize, oh, by the way, give me that bag back. >> a lawyer for the convenience store says it doesn't pay for the facts. >> it's kind of a silly theory. >> he claims pollock removed part of

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new flonase sensimist. ♪ new allegations today in the case of michael brown, the st. teenager shot by a police officer nearly three years ago. at the time police said brown had robbed a convenience store, but a new documentary reveals never-before-seen surveillance video that disputes that story. the filmmaker says the video shows the teen swapping marijuana for cigarillos he allegedly stole with the store clerk, excuse me. nbc news has not verified the filmmaker's claim that marijuana was traded. we should note the video was recorded hours before the shooting. i want to start first with reverend jake hansler, the attorney for the convenience store and its employees joining me now on the phone. we have him live with us. we appreciate that, reverend. thank you for joining us. very much appreciate it. before we talk i want to give a few points to the audience to warn them of what they're going to see. the footage has not been authenticated by the st. louis county police and it's been edited by the filmmaker and we can't confirm how he got it in the first place. jay, i'l

, michael brown's father.motional journey, our screening happened today. mr. brown, let me begin with you, how is this making you feel, seeing this video, seeing this documentary? >> it makes me feel happy because mike had been demonized and the truth needed to be out for the public so that they could see it for themselves and be judgmental on the right thing instead of what was put out there to make him look like a bad person. so i'm satisfied, you know, with that. hopefully this can move forward and maybe try and open up a case. >> you as a family, you have pursued a federal case in this as well as civil action, how do you see that this video that jason obtained and put in his documentary might assist in your legal challenges? >> i think it's working out perfectly because i know people didn't expect to see something like this, people are walking around, wow, where did this come from? i think some numbers should come on the table. >> and jason pollack, where did this come from? where did this video come from?

tonight, jeffrey brown hears one of those perspectives. >> brown: in 2010 the american medical associatione largest physicians group in the country, lobbied for the passage of the affordable care act. fast forward to today: the group is publicly opposing the proposed house republican health plan. doctor andrew gurman is its president and he joins me now. welcome. >> thank you, delighted to be here. >> can you boil down the essence of the op sick, what is wrong with this plan? >> we know that people who don't have health insurance are sicker and die younger, it is a basic principle that people who has insurance shouldn't lose it and don't have health insurance should get it. we're afraidnd this bill that wouldn't happen. >> take parts of it. the tax credit emphasis. why wouldn't that work or who would that not work for. >> we're concerned that the poorest and sickest among us would be the ones most affected. i'll give you an example. these are numbers from the kyser family foundation. someone who is 60 years old under affordable care act might get subsidies of up to between 9,000 and $13,00

officials say the dragged officer saw brown reach under his seat when he fired at brown hitting him. >> i'm not going to say he's one of the nicest kids on the block, but he have an issue with that. >> somebody might say he put officer's lives at risks. the police may say. >> he ain't going to put no police officer at risk. report roar police tell fox 29 brown got away but crashed the mini van with everyone inn sigh. they then got into another car left running and high tailed it away. detectives found the van abandoned at lindberg boulevard. >> it's just horrible. it's just horrible. >> reporter: we can tell you will the police officer in philadelphia who was dragged in that incident had injuries to his leg, hisly bow and forehead but will be okay. we're also told the officer who fatally shot the suspect in delaware is on administrative leave paid administrative leave and was treated and released for injuries. back to you. >> all right, dave, thank you. >>> a teenager is accused of terrorizing and raping women on the streets of chester city and chester township. now he's facing a lon

jeffrey brown has this latest addition to the newshour bookshelf. >> brown: an unnamed city in the muslim world is plunged into violence and two young lovers are forced to flee becoming a small part of the mass migrations of our era. but they travel through time and space through magic doors. "exit west" is a novel combining the very real with the almost surreal, imagining individuals behind today's headlines. author mohsin hamid has spent parts of his life in the u.s. and europe, he now lives in his native city of lahore, pakistan. and nice to see you again. >> nice to see you. >> brown: this is in one way a very up to the minute look at the dislocation of individual lives, but of course, it's not journalism, it's art. it's a novel. tell me how you thought about what you were after. >> well i've been moving around my whole life. california, pakistan, london, new york, pakistan again, and i wanted to write about the experience of migration. and i also felt this resistance to migrants was growing and i wanted to write in response to that. >> brown: so saeed and nadia, the two young people

i don't know. >> in philadelphia a mother and father grieve for a son, 28-year-old leroy brown, 5:39 last night a call to police at 56th, a man with a gun and officers confront brown in a minivan with a young woman. unknown to them four children were in the back of the van, police try to stop brown and he reverses the van hitting an officer what shoots him. >> he was trying to get away from police and not the best kid on the block but in pursuit of trying to get away they discharged their gun and anyone of those kids could have been shot. >> police say that brown smashes the van and steals another car and heads south. >> the passenger he was with lives in delaware and they were on route back to delaware. >> two hours later newcastle police come looking for brown at this complex and begin knocking on doors. >> not even five minutes later we heard gunshots. >> the wounded brown jumps into a car and then a police car is then rammed and brown make its 200 yards to the park where he is shot in a final struggle with officers and transported in a local hospital where he later dies. >> brown

>> the next morning, there was, between the owner and michael brown, he was -- michael brown tossed hime chip rack. >> why? >> because he came back the next day because he could not purchase the cigarillos with marijuana, he came back the next day to steal them. >> did they believe that mike brown was a drug dealer, or just somebody to buy paraphernalia to maybe use drugs? >> somebody that came in and didn't have money and then was trying to buy merchandise with marijuana. you know, you get, in the retail business, you get lots of strange characters. that was just one of them that evening. that's why they didn't call the police. this has kind of been blown out of proportion. it was a non-event until this filmmaker put it together in this false narrative. >> as we promise, counselor, we're always going to tell both sides of the story. thanks for coming on. >>> thanks to you, our international viewers for watching on newsday. for you, "cnn newsroom" is next. for our u.s. viewers, let's get after it. >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> good morning. welcome to your "new day." alis

[applause] >> thank you, governor brown. i'm fired up. i am a practicing internal medicine physician, and the president of the national physicians alliance, a nonprofit organization representing 10,000 doctors who are focused, first and foremost, on being advocates for our patients. i'm here to voice my opposition to the republican health care plan, because i know it would be disastrous to my patients. i have seen the benefits of real coverage under the affordable care act. my patients who rely on it would be devastated if it is cut in the ways proposed. patients whoess would not get the care and treatment they need because of the significant costs shifted upon them. that massive new cost burden is just one of the reasons to oppose this new legislation. the proposed $880 million in cuts to medicaid are among the many others. would like to highlight the great damage that medicaid cuts would have on our efforts to combat the opioid crisis in america. if you are a senator, or a congressman, and you believe that we need to do something about

riots erupts after brown's death.stors are upset with the ferguson police department releasing the altercation at the store. they felt is justified police use of force. it does not mention brown's visit. the visit was mentioned in a police report. cnn contacted p.d. saying they couldn't confirm the authenticity. it would have been irrelevant into the encounter between michael brown and wilson. wilson who resigned claimed he was assaulted by brown and feared for his life. >> the ferguson police department has not released a statement on that video that you just saw there. >>> in a follow up to a story we brought you at 8:00, arrests in vallejo is picking up on line. it was viewed a million times after posted. kron4 facebook has been viewed 100,000 times in addition to the video on our website. many believe force was too great. others believe it was justified because the man appears to be resisting arrest. the woman who called police said the suspect tried to buy a bus ticket but his credit card didn't work. he started

it did not occur. >> shortly after brown's death police released brown in a different trip to the store. before walking out with tobacco products. steve rapapor fox news. >> very interesting. we'll talk more about that throughout the morning. >>> right now it's 4:51. up next we're going to show you the surprising way silicon valley workers plan to mark this occasion. >>> welcome back to morning on 2. of course 3.14 is known as pi day. a day of protest aimed at president trump. about 1600 people plan to walk off the job. they are calling it the stand up for tech protest. a southern california tech worker organized it in response to trump's immigration ban. similar plans are planned in austin, texas. >>> it's international pi day. i'm not talking about food i'm talking about the number. 3.14159, got it? now a lot of bay area companies are offering deals for this special national pi day. the blaes fast fire'd pizza. villa italian kitchen will offer a 17" pizza for the same price. if you download a coupon. pielogy pizza sda are is. >>> for the best record in the nba. there is some good news

the film maker shows that brown knew the clerks and didn't rob them, but instead traded marijuana for cigarillos. >> mike gives the store a little bag of weed. you can see the employee smelling it and passing it around. then you clearly see mike given two big boxes of cigarillos, he is about to leave the store but decides to have the clerk hold the things behind the counter for him. >> reporter: the next day, brown comes back with his hands behind his back, the film maker says to get his boxes. nbc cannot confirm this exchange and the store clerks deny it. the st. louis county police department says we cannot confirm this at this time. if it did occur it is still irrelevant to our investigation. what do you think this video shows us? >> i think this video shows us we were not told the whole story then. people have a right to feel frustrated, and i think this will make them feel even more frustrated. >> reporter: in 2014, a grand jury did not indict officer wilson, the responding officer who shot michael brown, sparking outrage across the country. in some cases, that frustration still

jeffrey brown has the story from los angeles. >> ♪ oh, oh oh oh >> brown: it is a deeply american storya mexican- american story:" zoot suit" the play, set in los angeles in the 1940's, amid rampant discrimination, a real- life murder trial and the so- called zoot suit riots. >> the grand jury has just indicted you all for the same crime. not just you four but the entire 38th street gang. >> brown: and "zoot suit", the cultural phenomenon, reaching from its premiere in 1978 at l.a.'s mark taper forum, to broadway, to a 1981 film. and now, 38 years later, to a revival at the theater where it began. its writer and director, then and now, is luis valdez. >> i believe in entertainment. i love entertainment. but i love it with a purpose. i want people coming out of here thinking about what they saw, and perhaps reassessing what's happening in their own lives with their families. more than anything i hope that people leave here with hope and inspiration. >> brown: valdez received a national medal of the arts from president obama in 2015, for" illuminating the human spirit in the face of socia

darren wilson didn't know mike brown was accused of stealing from the store but in mike brown's mind was being stopped for that. this suggests even in mike brown's mind he didn't have that intent or expectation. but attend of the day regardless of what happened in the store there's another bigger question linger chg is still did darren wilson have to kill mike brown? i always said no and this actually speaks to that i think. >> well, t right, we have to unpack several different things here because they did an investigation of this and they wound up clearing the officer so it's not a lingering question as far as the police are concerned. but should it be a lingering question. >> i get it's a lingering question for you. i'm not saying it's not -- >> it is a lingering question for a lot of people in the world. >> i'm just talking about the investigati investigation. >> i take your point. i'm just saying investigatively. it's been looked at. he was cleared but what do you make of the suggestion that there's more there than the reckoning of how mike brown was painted and what lead up to t

moments later, officer darren wilson encounters michael brown, an altercation occurs, and brown is shotilled. let me first play you the short clip of some of the commentary from this documentary. >> i couldn't believe what i had read. michael was in the store the night before he died. at st. louis county, saw the videotape, and they didn't tell us. >> there was some type of exchange for one thing for another, that these people know each other well enough that this is the relationship that they have. >> in response to this video and this documentary, the attorney for the store says the video is manipulated and does not tell the whole story. here is his statement, quote, i can now confirm that the uncut video shows the clerks throwing bag back to mike brown, the filmmaker edited it out. as i mentioned, we heard just a little bit ago from the top cop in st. louis county about the video. here he was. >> over the weekend there was a pretty pathetic attempt at a video production regarding the fatal shooting of michael brown in ferguson. that was released at a fair somewhere in texas, i believ

brown tried to flee in a car an.was shot and taken to he lat. >> he was already shot by the philadelphia altercation could e have had with the delaware police? i need to know if he was shot now the matter is being investigated by delaware and philadelphia police. the officer struck by brown's fleeing minivan suffered bumps and bruises, but i'm told he will be okay. the two officers involved in the shooting are on administrative duty pending the outcome of the investigations. dann cuellar, channel6, "actione russia probe, former national security adviser michael flynn has offered to testify before intelligence committees if he gets immunity from prosecution. flynn's lawyer says flip has a story to tell. he was fired after a discussion he had with the russian ambassador. flynn's ties to russia are under investigation byhe fbi and congress. the senate intelligence committee held its first hearing today. clint rock told senator marco rubio that his presidential campaign was targeted by the russians along with all gop can

the person who was with michael brown that day, dorian johnson said michael brown committed a crime innience store that day. that testimony has been publicly released in the past. so, what crime did dorian johnson, who was with him, think he committed? obviously, maybe he was unaware himself that something happened the night before. i think you have to look carefully at the film before you jump to some global conclusion that the grand jury did the wrong thing in making their decision. >> i don't want to jump to that conclusion. it's not about the grand jury doing the wrong thing. it's about the police officer sharing the information. why were they quick to share he was aggressive and engaged in criminality and marijuana may have been involved. if you are going to tell a story, tell the public what happened, don't sabotage it. >> this video coming out from the film maker doesn't help much. >> remember, when the film was first released, they were criticized for talking about what happened in the convenience store, the police. >> independent prosecutors, kate. >> thanks. appreciate it. >>

jeffrey brown has the story. >> brown: "i want you" -- about as direct as it gets. an iconic image from world war one." the flower of death"-- an evocative title for a painting by an american soldier named claggett wilson, that captures some of the close-up horror of the war. just one of the many ways american artists responded to a cataclysmic world-shattering and -shaping event. the subject of a major new exhibition at the pennsylvania academy of fine arts in philadelphia titled "world war one and american art." >> i think that at heart this is a human interest story. >> brown: you mean, the whole war? as big as it was? >> you have these artists who are thinking basically, "here's this huge global conflict going on. how do i make sense of it? how do i also bring it down to a human level and express either dissent, an urgency for america to take part in it or to just express what's at stake in the >> brown: the great war began in europe in 1914. the u.s. didn't join until three years later, after an intense public debate over entering a foreign conflict. artists we

it appears to show the moments before mike brown was killed on august 9.n that was released by ferguson police, seemed to stem from an apparent drug deal with the clerks. the 18-year-old appears to give the clerks a small bag, pollack claims it's marijuana, they give brown a bag of cigarillos, but turns to give it back before leaving. the film suggests that brown did not return to the store to rob it but to get his stuff back. many protesters are upset with the ferguson police department's decision to release a surveillance video of the altercation at the store because they felt it demonized brown and appeared to justify police's use of force. the original ferguson police report does not mention brown's earlier visit or that there's any video beyond what was released. the video was briefly mentioned in a st. louis county police department. the police department said that they could not confirm the authenticity of the video but said -- wilson who resigned from the ferguson police department said he was assaulted by brown and feared for his life. we reached

natsot: riotsprotests and riots erupted across the country after brown's death.ny protesters upset with the ferguson police department's decision to release the surveillance video of the altercation at the store.. because they felt it "demonized" brown and appeared to justify police use of force. natsotthe original ferguson police report does not mention brown's overnight visit or that there is any video beyond what was released. the visit was briefly mentioned in a saint louis county police report.cnn contacted saint louis p-d, which said it could not confirm the new video's authenticity, but that regardless, it would have beenirrelevant to their investigation into the encounter between michael brown and darren wilson. wilson, who resigned from the ferguson police department, claimed he was assaulted by brown and that he feared for his life. both a grand jury and in a federal civil rights investigation declined to indict wilson. a winning lottery ticket was sold in the bay area. was sold in the lottery ticket a winning next... next... a winning lottery ticket wa

earlier there was an incident involving leroy brown jr. and there was a second confrontation at a nearby park and shooting and brown was transported to the hospital where he later died. it's believed he was involved in a confrontation in philadelphia with police. when people responded to reports of a man with a gun trying to abduct a woman. and the police officer shot at the driver. brown's family believes he may have been hit and wounded in the incident in philadelphia. the how and why he ends up here in newcastle county. it's believe he was trying to get to a girlfriend's house here but the details remain sketchy at this point in time. john rawlins, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. lets switch live now to "action news" reporter jeanette reyes in southwest philadelphia where the chaos all started last night. >> reporter: well rick, the family is also asking a lot of questions this afternoon. they spoke exclusively to "action news" the mother saying it began with a nightmare from his son saying he was going to be killed after alleged

michael brown's death in ferguson, missouri is back in the spotlight.mentary called "stranger fruit" suggests a new twist in the police narrative that claims that the never before released video of the 18-year-old black teenager hours before he was shot and killed by a police officer. cnn has not verified the authenticity of this new video. we have reached out to the st. louis police and the attorneys involved in the case. the documentary premiered last night at the south by southwest festival in austin, texas. >> reporter: it's about 1:00 in the morning when michael brown would be killed, this surveillance video shows him inside the ferguson market and liquor store, the place he would be accused of robbing hours later. this is part of a new documentary called "stranger fruit" that premiered at the south by southwest festival on saturday. it shows the moments before he was shot and killed by officer darren wilson. shown on this video that was released by the ferguson police stemmed from a misunderstanding from an earlier drug deal by the clerk. the 18-y

governor brown. i'm fired up. that's right. my name is manon trevetti a practicing physician and president of the national physicians alliance, a multispecialty, nonprofit organization representing 10,000 doctors who are focused first and foremost on being advocates for our patients. i'm here today to voice my opposition to the republican health care plan because i know it would be disastrous for my atients. i have seen firsthand the greatness of the affordable care act. my pasheyernts who rely on it would be devastated if it was cut in the ways being proposed. i have had countless patients who simply would not get the care and treatment they need because of the significant cost that would be shifted upon them. it however, that massive new cost burden is just one of the reasons you need to oppose this legislation. the proposed $880 million in cuts to medicaid are another. and among the many adverse effects those cuts would have, i would like to highlight the great damage the medicaid cuts would have on our efforts to combat the

>> brown: other signs of the times?a video installation by a collective called" postcommodity", shows several miles of the u.s.--mexico border fence. some of the work here, like celeste dupuy-spencer's drawin"" trump rally," is overtly political. frances stark's "censorship no"" is a different kind of provocation, arguing that censorship, and not free expression, would empower artists by raising their profile. but overall, this biennial, as opposed to some in the past, takes a less aggressive stance. whitney director adam weinberg. >> i do see political work, but i do not think it's hectoring. i don't think it's the finger wagging, there's this sense of connection, a sense of people wanting to join together. a sense of, i think a sense of community and a feeling that even though these are political times, this is not an us-and- them situation. >> brown: that includes artists looking hard at their own communities. deana lawson's photo series evokes a family album, presenting an intimate look into lives in her hometown. >

very alive. >> they're just neurotic and free-floating, yeah. >> brown: we should say the 'bardo' is a tibetan term for a transition, tell me. >> that's right, we're in one now.te w we're in the transition between birth and death, but the onen that people often know about is the transition between the moment of death and whatever comes next. t so reincarnation or heaven or hell. >> brown: so this particular bardo is a cemetery, as i said a real one, not too far from hereo in washington, d.c., right? and you tell the story through voices, a chorus of voices. why that approach? >> the first thing i wanted to not do was tell it in a way that made death in this experience seem banal or manageable. so my approach to fiction is to kind of just to go in there moment by moment and try to always make some sparks. and in this case it meant kind of telling it from a stranget angle that might even give the reader a little struggle in the first 10 to 15 pages, but i thought, you know, whatever happens after this life, it would be really strange if it was what we expected. so i wanted to kind of s

one clerk appears to wave brown out of the store.ches the pat, removes his hands and folds his hands behind his back. brown tries to leave with the cigarillos returns them. it's unclear who took the small bag. but the store's attorney says michael brown clearly had it. >> he picked up the pot off the counter. now, in his left hand is the pat. in his right hand, is the piece of paper. >> reporter: the prosecuting attorney who sent the case to the grand jury, says this is not new video, nor relevant. >> the suggestion that he's coming back to pick up what he bartered for is just stupid. >> the filmmaker is sticking with his version of events, saying his film shows the true story. when it comes to the clerks themselves, we talked to one of them who told us he now fears for his life, as renewed protests are now aimed directly at the store. sara sidner, cnn. >>> things picking up from a live camera in new york. thousands of flights have been canceled ahead of that brutal winter storm, making its way across the northeastern u.s. a live rep

and the clerk handed brown a shopping bag filled with significant a restos.8 year old walked toward the door, then hand the bag back to the clerk before leaving. the director spoke with cbs this morning, he said brown trade add bag of marijuana for the items. >> he didn't take anything from the store. and for the store to claim that he took something and then was asked for it back, why on earth would the clerk give him something, put it in a bag, and then realize oh, by the way, give me that bag back? >> lawyer for the convenience store says the documentary doesn't say fruit for fact. >> the notion somehow he had paid for them put them aside and was going to come back in the morning is just kind of a silly theory. >> claims pollock removed part of the video that shows the clerk demanding he pay for the cidarillos. >> so biden will celebrate the launch his new research institute in delaware today after spending the weekends in texas. former vice president and his wife jill spent yesterday at the festival in austin. now in a co-note steve at the festival, biden