that black eyewitnesss said they charged at officers darren wilson. in that particular case. and by the way, i know that our friend darrell parks have been involved in both of these. he was wrong in the furgason case and wrong in the trayvon martin case, darrell. you rush to judgment also. because we had an eyewitness that put trayvon martin on top of george zimmerman, grounding and pounding his head into cement and recording of george zimmerman screaming for his life. >> those are all rushes to judgment. and i'm saying that we don't know what happened here, geraldo. i don't know what happened. you don't know what happened. neither do any of the people protesting tonight. >> every time the overwhelming truth of what you are saying begins to sink in, and they say yeah, no, the problem is inner city, the ghetto city war, every time the truth of that stiff seeps in, a black guy is killed by a cop. then right away, overall truth of your feelings, sincere feelings gets blown away and you get this sharp violent disruptive anarchy. >> you've got a problem. you've got a president of

brown fell and that everyone witnessed wasn't reducible to the interplay between mike round and darren wilson. it was about something far more sick again. it was about the fact the normandy school district abandoned one of the most the good dysfunctional school districts in the nation. in fact, the right often uses the school district is evidence of iranian school choice options. they are incorrect on their conclusion that their analysis and its dysfunctionality. might round and his family were left essentially jobless as was the rest of ferguson because of commerce in the what leaving as many of the places like st. louis and ferguson and outsource the far east. suddenly the job market evaporated. so much of the revenue now comes from stopping and arresting citizens. 20,000 people in ferguson, $60 have warned. can you imagine 20,000 people in 16,000 of them have a warrant? so mike brown gets stopped. it wasn't because he sold some in. that wasn't even an issue at the time of the stock. he was stopped for jaywalking. especially the people in ferguson. between that and public housing, kind of a

in reality, the evidence showed that that wasn't true and michael brown was charging darren wilson.n people first found out an individual was shot as a protestor, i'm sure peoples' first impression and thought is that it was another police shooting. and it could have agitated protestors and the crowd. that was not true. it was another, it was a protestor on protestor. civilian on civilian. not a police shooting. it was going to be a battle. and the grand jury investigation into the michael brown case said that never happened. it is out there and believed it can, as a nation can there with a cooling off? and how do we deal with this in terms of a country? between those who are one on side of dealing with this as well as police? >> i hope we can get past this. but to be honest, i think that the movement, the blk lives matter, the protestors need to be getting behind the right cases. one of the problems i see is that they're getting behind the losers. the zimmerman case, the baltimore case. it may be this case as well. another example of the protest as a result of a lawful police shoot

the there. 21-year-old african-american man was shot and killed during an encounter with officer darren wilsont of racial discrimination and the department's militarized response paved the way for the resignation of ferguson police chief tom jackson. he joins me to talk about his take on what is happening in charlotte thank you for being with me. >> thank you for having me. nice to see you. >> i want to get your reaction to the family released but the city of charlotte and the state of north carolina to this point is refusing to release dash cam video and body cam video of the shooting of mr. keith lamont scott so all we have is his wife's cell phone video. should the department release what they have right now? >> they're in a tough spot where i am in st. louis county the prosecuting attorney owns that stuff because he's going to be investigating the shooting. it's a homicide but he has to determine whether or not it's justified or a crime and there has to be a determination what the debt cement is to releasing it. does it damage a possible injury pool? does it hurt the investigation and caus

unarmed african american teenager michael brown after brown was fatally shot by white police officer darren wilson in august 2014. and more pro football players are joining a protest against racial injustice and police brutality. the protest began in august, when san francisco 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick refused to stand for the anthem ahead of a preseason game, saying -- "i am not going to stand up to show pride in a flag for a country that oppresses black people and people of color." on thursday, denver broncos linebacker brandon marshall became the latest to join, when he took a knee during the singing of the national anthem ahead of a victory over the carolina panthers. he told denver station cbs4 he immediately received hateful comments on social media. >> i'm against social injustice. i'm not against the military, the police, or america at all. i'm against social injustice. i feel like this was the right thing to do. i feel like this is the right platform -- this is our only platform to really be heard. i feel like a lot of times people want us to j just come yu know, shut up and ente

a grand jury cleared officer darren wilson of criminal wrongdoing. but the u.s.tice department found a pattern of racial bias in a predominantly white police force in a predominately black city. >> it was fenced off because it was destroyed. i think they tore it down-- i know they tore it down. b >> reporter: we drove through the area where the shooting and rioting occurred with lieutenant latricia allen of the st. louis metropolitan police department. she was brought into ferguson back then to help calm things down. two years later, she told me, she "can make arguments for both sides." >> my life is being a law enforcement person. and being a mother. because nobody really knows how i feel. what i do know is that a mother shouldn't have to bury her child, period. >> reporter: she also says this of ferguson and its aftermath: >> it's the big "f" word. it's something we don't even really talk about anymore.e. it's something that occurred and no one is proud of anything that happened. it's not like we're on our badge of honor. police officers one, the citizens zero-