. >> that was attorney john burriss, he says the lawsuit seeks vindication for yeto. present witnesses who'll disbutte the police account of what happened. >>> police say she tried to enter a hospital maternity ward carrying dolls that looked like real babies. tonight the woman claimed that the dolls are meant to be therapeutic for patients. >> i am sorry for the misunderstanding. if i knew that this is going to be like this, i would not have done it. >> she did get in the hospital not once but twice. we are afraid that there is a potential of an abduction. >> tanya whitney has been cited with trespassing. she and her husband entered the hospital and both were carrying live like dolls. the two returned to mercy medical today. this time whitney was wearing ns and the case will be turned to prosecutors. >>> the consumer product safety commission announced the recall after two children opened the zipper on the bean bean bag chair and crawled inside and suffocated. the chairs are sold online and many retailers including wal-mart and amazon.com. >>> the department of homel

attorney kendel coffee and john burriss. you both for being here. >> thank you. >> john burriss, different accounts. but the only eyewitnesss said michael brown gave up and had his arms raised. >> in every case you will have conflicting witnesses and testimony. particularly you have to look to see what is their motive and where they are at the time they made the observations. three people say he had his hands up. other people said something totally different. at the end of the day, the question is, how far away was the police officer from mr. brown when he shot and i think also more importantly, what happened before. i think what happened at that car plays a huge role in assessing the overall fact pattern. but at the same time, if mr. brown turned around, had his hands up, even if he was bent over slightly, that's an basis to shoot him if you are some distance away. the question is whether or not the officer perceived and had reasonableness to perceive what mr. brown was doing. i think on balance, the defendant has got to ov