if he took the cigarillos, if he took the cigarillos, okay. that's breaking the law.t's against the law to drink and drive. and when people go to baseball games if they have two beers within the last 15 minutes and get behind the wheel and drive home, it would -- people would be outraged if police officers began pull those people over, take them out of their cars and shoot them. when you look at this, it's the exact same thing, i think. so i think that we need to focus on the relevant part of this case and was deadly force required or needed? the police department said that michael brown did not have any weapon on him. all of the eye witnesses said michael brown did not have a weapon on him. michael brown was found 35-feet away from the police car. not by the police car. and the police officer unloaded his weapon on him. so i think that the evidence certainly points toward the fact that deadly force was not needed or required in the case. >> louis reed. thank you for your time. >>> up next more on the death of michael brown and the new calls to equip police officers w

or probably through his attorney at some point, but then he said that he did see a hand full of cigarillos in mike brown's hand. i can speculate what the defense is going to be. i think what the officer is going to say is he didn't know initially that mike brown was involved in that robbery or shoplifting incident as i would call it, but then when he saw the cigarillos he realized he was. he's going to put that together to come up with some sort of fleeing felon defense. >> made more complicated by the fact the fbi is stepping in to investigate an additional civil rights charge associated with this shooting. lisa bloom, lawrence kobilinsky, thanks for helping us sort it out. >>> every new fact we're discussing here is echoing in the streets of ferguson. missouri governor jay nixon signed an executive order early this morning authorizing the deployment of the national guard. after of a new round of chaos erupted in the streets last night. the highway patrol captain leading that state's efforts said they had little choice. >> tonight, a sunday that started with prayers and messages of unity,

discussion about whether you know the fact that somebody potentially did or did not steal some cigarillos deserves the death penalty necessarily what occurred this was an an execution of a young black man and it goes the test it's a testament to the fact that in this nation there black lives are undervalued there devalued and becoming just a variable in an equation for profit unfortunately what we're seeing and rob one of the things that you also talked about in an op ed was outside agitators it was coined by authorities picked up by the media of course as well about people infiltrating ferguson from elsewhere to stir up commotion by that definition it could have included both of you being that you're from new york why did you make of that distinction. i think that we have to be clear that social movements has historically had outside agitators and infiltrators from the f.b.i. cointelpro and stuff like that so we have to understand that that the enemy is always going to have that be a part of it but i think that in this case there was also i think you know an over and for some the focus p

naming wilson, police released video footage of a to beman appearing michael brown stealing a box of cigarillos. they withheld all other details, including how may times he was shot in the incident report. theysclosing these video, imply he may have been stopped as a suspect. on sunday, jay nixon said he had opposed the video's release. >> we did not know that was going to be released. i don't think the attorney general knew that. in the middle of a process like this, to disparage the victim, it is not right. it did put the community and the region and the nation on alert again. these are old loans. -- these are old and deep wou nds. that action was not helpful. >> we will have more after headlines. the u.s. has intensified its bombing of islamic state militants in northern rock. carried out says it 14 strikes on sunday in a bid to help kurdish forces retake the mosul dam. forces say the strikes have helped their advance and that parts of the dam are now under their control. over the weekend, president obama notified congress of the citing histrikes, duties under the war powers resolution. clai

big mike still has these cigarillos in his hand.le walking, the officer comes from the opposite direction, pulls up to him. he stops. they stop. the officer says get the f on the sidewalk. dorian says, officer, we are just going ahead here i don't really see any reason why we got to get out of the street, plus it's not illegal to be walking in the street. so they walk past the officer. as they get toward the end of the car, the officer throws the car in reverse, eerk. and he goes back to where they are. he catches back up with them like what did you say? and he is so close to them, he attempts to open the door but he is so close, he can't even get out of the car. all right? so then, they have further words. the officer then reaches up and grabs big mike by the throat, and big mike is so big, et cetera 6' 2", 250, and the officer is trying to control him from inside the car. >> how big is the officer? how big is the officer? how big is the officer? >> we don't know. but how big do you have to be if you are sitting in the car and you

, in effect, say that last week when he released another incident report involving the theft of cigarillos from the convenience store. listen to what chief jackson said that day when he released those reports. >> pretty much given me every bit of information we have now. i don't think there's anything else that we have to give out. >> just before chief jackson's press conference, i tweeted this on friday. educated guess, possible reason they didn't release shooter's incident report, he didn't write one on advice of his lawyer. and then when i heard him say, we pretty much gave every bit of information we have, i tweeted this. the chief seems to make it very clear that the shooter did not write an incident report. fifth amendment. yesterday in response to a lawsuit from the aclu, the st. louis county police released an incident report that says, in effect, nothing other than the time and proximate location of a homicide and the victim's name, michael brown. that incident report indicates that it was not filed until possibly ten days after the killing of michael brown. joining me now is lisa

he did confirm that when they went into a convenience store, michael brown did steal a pack of cigarillos, mini cigars but there was no strong-arm robbery, justice a theft. the images and video may add to context and structure around this story. as of right now it's still not clear exactly what happened in those minutes right before michael brown's interaction with the police officer. >> tell us about what this video shows to you as an fbi profiler. >> well, first of all, it's an absolute tragedy that this young man died and nothing is going to change that. secondly, when we look at this, we see an apparent shoplifting and a strong-arm robbery. i mean, we see, if this individual wearing the baseball cap is the deceased, he has something in his hand, what now we're told by the person with him that he actually did steal it. we also see the clerk try to stop him and we see this individual shove, push, assault the person who is trying to stop him. so we have a theft. we have a strong-arm robbery that if that's the fact, so be it. what we still don't fully understand is the confrontation and w

brown had stolen cigarillos. >> allegedly stealing is not an executable offense. >> okay. i agree. but you're now making a different point. you're trying to tell me that's not been disputed. >> why would that officer get out the car and continue to fire shots in him? there was some type of struggle people say happened, but after that michael brown ran away, he was getting shots fired at him, you can't outrun bullets, he turns around and stops. maybe that officer was mad because he wanted to stop in the street and the kid said something that upset him. has that occurred to anyone that people do crazy things when upset. >> both of these men are experiencing this fight or flight instinct and make you do things out of character on both sides. good to see you tonight. >> thank you, megyn. >> michael t. brady also quoted in the trace report you just heard and the "new york times" report also added that the police officer started firing on michael brown as he fled. so that adds something to the investigation. however they also quote the ferguson police as saying that actually mr. brown wh

he just stole the cigarillos. it's hard to surmise what we're seeing in the video because we haven't seen the entire thing. >> we're seeing a little bit of the video now on the split screen. you probably can't see that. and again, very hard to say. we're going to wait to see what witnesses, attorneys, police and others in official capacity say about all of this. we're waiting to see exactly what -- i'm seeing it for the first time as well. a man who appears to be the man described as michael brown walks out the convenience store employee presumably follows him out briefly. this does not speak, though, trymaine, to what happened once he was outside. this does not tell us anything about what happened between him and the police officers. >> and it is like so much in this case. there are few things we know for a fact that this officer, darren wilson, a six-year veteran of the force shot and killed michael brown in some sort of confrontation. other than that, we just don't know bch it. for days that kind of added to th