that i had visions that we're letting ourselves be ruled by them yet our david mattingly is in the river but yes they're entering the. baikal in my dream and i also saw my sons. and nicole and jack. nikko it was. a little sad but you know sad and tends to be how he was then great he thought draws you to john is more understanding of what he listens to what we say when you talk to him a bit he listens. yeah i have what they have to learn how to get by and i know. so that later on they will be able to take care of their own children and show them the right path as they were a little bit that on budget. plans are difficult times for us. we will manage. what's on your mind you have to play one thing we like to go to the sea. we've never seen the beach or the sea or the animals and i see that we'd like to go there lima so big. is there another reason why you want to travel. on we want to make new friends. that's our big dream and. they're travelling costs a lot of money. ok a lot can happen. then things used to be better. today if you don't have work you go hungry you know madame what mother.

david cameron on two officers who were not charged. >> our investigation showed and the grand jury agreed that mattingly and cosgrove were justified in return of deadly fire after having been fired upon by kenneth walker. >> this is important to note. walker was also justified in firing his first and only shot as he thought it was a home invader and had every right to defend breonna taylor's residence. bottom line is this, this was a terrible outcome. breonna taylor did not destory of die. she was caught in the crossfire between individuals exercising their respective rights at self-defense. the decision not to charge any of the officers with her death was probably the right legal call. "washington post" opinion columnist wrote a piece titled "correcting the misinformation about breonna taylor" is a take similar to my own the wanton endangerment charge was justified. that doesn't mean the conversation should end there. quote taylor's death of not as cameron suggested simply a tragedy for which no one is to blame. the police work in this case was sloppy. the warrant service was reckless. taylor is dead because of a cascade of errors,

mattingly and cosgrove was justified to protect themselves. this justification bars us from pursuing criminal charges in miss breonna taylor's death. >> that's kentucky attorney general davidfter a grand jury's decision not to charge any of the police officers with killing breonna taylor. joining us now is benjamin crump, the attorney for breonna taylor's family. mr. crump, thank you very much for being here with us. we have so many questions for you and i know that her family does, as well. how are they processing the news of yesterday? >> alisyn, they are devastated, they are outraged, and most of all, they are heart broken, because like me and my co-counselors, anita baker and sam agular, they are wondering if the kentucky attorney general david cameron present any evidence on behalf of breonna taylor? and if so, what? to yield a result like, an endangerment charge on her white neighbor's apartment but not a charge for the six bullets that went into her daughter? and he talked about transparency yesterday, alisyn, the family is demanding that david cameron release the transcript of the grand jury proceedings so that the family and the community can see if there was any

david gutierrez. >> reporter: this newly released body cam video shows a chaotic few moments after a botched raid on breonna taylor's apartment. provided by the louisville attorney for sergeant john mattingly, who had been shot with no ambulance in sight, fellow officers rush him to safety. louisville police repeatedly said there's no video of the actual shooting. but more than six months after taylor's death it raises new questions about what other material is out there. >> release that transcript! >> reporter: today taylor's family demanded the kentucky attorney general cameron expose exactly what he presented to the grand jury which resulted in charges for one officer whose bullets ended up in a neighboring apartment but no charges for causing taylor's death. >> joining us now from louisville is msnbc's cal perry. let's talk about that new video in this case. there's no body cam video. what what other questions does it raise? >> it raises the question of what else is out there? we know there's no body cam footage of the incident. we've heard that from a number of officials. the question is from the officers that responded to the shooting, what was their body camera footage and what did