any moment now attorneys for the family of andrew brown jr. will be holding a press conference to announce the results of an independent autopsy in his death. north carolina sheriff's deputies shot and killed brown last week while serving a warrant, but after seeing heavily redacted body camera footage of his death, brown's loved ones say it looked more like a, quote, execution. let's go to north carolina now, again, as we await the start of this news conference surrounding andrew brown jr.'s death. catie beck is waiting for that press conference to start as well on the ground in elizabeth city. we're also joined by msnbc's legal analyst, a former prosecutor, and the chair of the african-american studies department at princeton, also an msnbc contributor. catie, my apologies first if we have to cut you off if this starts. what do we expect to hear from attorneys, from members of the family once the news conference does begin? >> reporter: well, craig, we just saw family members and attorneys go ahead and make their way up to the podium. what w

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of andrew brown jr.any moment in north carolina. but with that, we have a lot going on across the country as well. i want to go to columbus, ohio, where we have more protests under way following the fatal police shooting of 16-year-old ma'khia bryant. i just mentioned her. her death this week came just minutes before a minneapolis jury convicted derek chauvin in the murder of george floyd. nbc's chris pollone is outside the ohio state house in columbus where protests are under way. police quickly releasing body cam footage, as i mentioned, those protesting, though, are saying it shows a blatant need for police tactics to reform. what else have you been hearing on the ground so far? >> reporter: yeah, yasmin, that's right. and this protest just moved on after about two hours here in a steady rain in columbus, ohio. you know, a group of 30 to 50 protesters out for the fifth day in a row since this incident happened. as you mentioned, this, you know, took place tuesday afternoon right before the chauvin ver

let's discuss with the attorney for the family of andrew brown jr., harry daniels.the judge's decision that brown's son and only one attorney will be allowed to see the dash camera footage once identifying information is redacted? >> well, the reaction is still disappointment, lack of transparency. it's a step in the right direction as opposed to the 20 seconds they were given earlier this week. but they are still disappointed because they are not having the ability to see everything that happened that particular day. >> does it make sense to you and to the family for that matter that the judge ruled the footage of the killing of anthony brown jr. will not be made public at least for now? >> well, the family also wants to begin the healing process. in order for the healing process to begin, full disclosure needs to be made and the family has an interest as to show accountability of those officers so the public will know exactly what happened. these are taxpayer dollars and public servants. the family as well as the citizens of the county have an interest in having t

breaking just minutes ago, the family of andrew brown jr.iming they were only shown a snippet of the video showing the moment their loved one was killed by police. why wasn't all the footage shown? new signs of normal. the biden administration set to set new mask guidance as more vaccine shots in arms might mean more freedom but is the vaccine effort about to hit a wall? >>> and shots in arms, money in pockets, cnn talks to biden's covid team about the effort to ov

cnn obtained a copy of brown jr.'head and died within minutes of being smot. >> a few minutes ago we heard from the attorney general, merrick garland, announcing a civil investigation into another police department, this time the louisville police department, and its policing practices in the wake of the shooting death of breonna taylor. we'll start with gnat is that chen in north

andrew brown jr. was shot and killed by multiple sheriff's deputies who the suspect claims were carrying out search and arrest warrants. he joins daunte, adam toledo, ma'khia bryant, george floyd, and breonna taylor, just to name a few other black americans killed by police. and that's just recently. also today, attorney general merrick garland announced the department of justice would investigate whether there was a pattern or practice of unconstitutional or unlawful policing in louisville, kentucky, which may have led to the death of breonna taylor. we'll have more on that a little bit later. for several nights now, hundreds have taken to the streets in elizabeth city, north carolina, demanding that the sheriff release the body cam video. mayor betty parker has joined the calls, and so has governor roy cooper, writing in a tweet that brun's death is extremely concerning and body camera footage should be made public as quickly as possible. we know about andrew brown jr.'s death is murky. the county s

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learn more at freestyle libre 2 dot u.s. ♪ discussing the family of andrew brown jr.ng private autopsy that found he was fatally shot in the back of the head. lawyers for the family say brown had been shot four times in the right arm and was trying to drive away from officers when he was hit in the head. so i want to bring in now forensic pathologist dr. sarah whet. let's talk about this autopsy revealing four shots to the right arm and one fatal shot to the head based on this information that you are reading about and that you see here. what can you tell us? is it clear that andrew brown was trying to drive away from the deputies at the time that he was shot, as they say? >> well, it's clear to me that his back was turned to the officers. the bullet wound that killed him entered in the back of his head and moved slightly to the right and forward. that shot clearly was fired with him facing away from the police. in light of the the other four shots in the right arm and shoulder, it seems to me based on the information i've been given if that is correct, those shots ha

andrew brown jr. is his name.ays ago, by -- but attorneys for his family say that they were only shown 20 seconds of video from just one body camera. so, joining me now is someone who saw the video, herself. she saw it. she is going to describe to us, what's in it. chantel. she is the attorney for andrew brown jr.'s family. thank you, i appreciate you joining us. thanks so much. >> thank you for having me. >> so, as i said, you saw the 20 seconds of video. what did you see? >> from that version that we saw, we were able to see just a snippet of what actually transpired, on that morning. we saw the sheriff's department's truck blocking mr. brown's vehicle, in his driveway. so he could not exit by going forward. he was blocked in. when the video started, as soon as the video started, we heard gunshots. and then, we saw the officers yell, you know, mf'er, let me see your hands. and mr. brown sat with his hands on the steering wheel as they were yelling at him. and guns pointed at him, and firing at him. instead of mr

the family of andrew brown jr.demanding transparency after they were shown just 20 seconds of body camera footage yesterday. and the city is under a state of emergency under possible release of the video to the public. elise preston has the latest developments. >> reporter: protesters demanding justice have taken to the streets of elizabeth city for another day after the deadly police shooting of andrew brown jr. >> my dad got executed just by trying to save his own life. >> reporter: sheriff's deputies shot and killed brown. last week in north carolina. the officers were serving the 42-year-old with a warrant on felony drug charges. he was shot trying to drive away. >> andrew had his hands on his steering wheel. he was not reaching for anything. he was not touching anything. he had his hands firmly on the steering wheel. >> reporter: after days of demonstrations, the attorney general allowed the family to review footage produced by a body cam camera. >> we do not feel that we got transparency. we only saw a snippe

we learned the family of andrew brown jr. in south carolina hired benjamin crump and you know him as the attorney for the family of george floyd and so many other families in this situation. what can you tell us about this body cam footage in north carolina? why is the sheriff's department not turning it over? seems like we get the body cam footage in the other cases. what is going on with this delay here? >> i'm honored to work with attorney harry daniels and attorney sellers who as you know is a cnn contributor representing the family of andrew brown. and it's clear to us there's something bad on that body cam video that they don't want the public to see. and what we believe is transparency is essential, it is essential, jim. why did the taxpayers pay all this money to have retro fit these officers with body cam video if when we needed it most, when it mattered most they would not let the public see what has transpired? we know he was shot from the back. we already know that. you might as well just own up to it and be trans

. >>> plus the fbi announcing a civil rights investigation into the fatal shooting of andrew brown jr. by north carolina deputies last week. as cnn obtains new surveillance video of the moments leading up to the shooting. >>> and the cdc issuing new guidance on what you can do. fully vaccinated americans can now go without a mask outside most of the time. >>> let's bring in our white house correspondent john harwood and political analyst astead herndon to discuss a lot of issues. what's going to happen tomorrow, also the interview i had last hour with the officer michael fanone. thank you very much, gentlemen, for joining. astead, i want to play more from that interview with officer fanone about the insurrection. watch this. >> it's been very difficult seeing elected officials and other individuals kind of whitewash the events of that day or downplay what happened. some of the terminology that was used like hugs and kisses, and very fine people. very fine people is very different from what i experienced and what my co-workers experienced on the 6th. i experienced a group of individual

fred cox jr. >> fred cox jr. >> now today, as we we have the results of our autopsy report that was performed by dr. brent hall. the autopsy professional association. and you all will get copies of the autopsy report as well as the anatomical models at the end of the press conference and for those of you not present with us in elizabeth city, north carolina, if you go to our website, they will send it to you electronically. we're going to hear from our legal team in this order and then we're going to hear from the family members. you're going to hear from the attorney and he's going to go through some of the details of the autopsy. then you're going to hear from my other great co-counsel. that is going to be attorney harr y daniels. then you will hear from the son of andrew brow n jr. and you'll hear from someone that personally knew andrew very well. and this is going to be most emotional for his son and his family. but also for chantal who became like family and working with this. i want to thank darius horton. he really helped the family a lot. he is holding the funeral services on monday.

harold ford jr. bennett, formal education host of the bill bennett show podcast. of morgan, start us off tonight. justin's prior thwarting against it packing the supreme court encouraging progressives and democrats to think long and hard about it. where'd you come down? >> so when i first heard about the executive order today i thought there is no way they can actually be serious about this. perhaps this is a way that president biden is intending to pacify his liberal base by establishing this commission and then, john, perhaps using it as an excuse why he can't pass the dash pack the court because this commission came up with a bipartisan consensus against doing so. i hope that's what happens. if you look at them at the far left wants, which seems to be controlling this presidency now at every turn, they want to end the legitimacy of the supreme court as we know it. they want to end the independence of justices. you've got a briar against it, you've got ruth bader ginsburg at before she passed away,

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and protestors again taking to the streets as a new witness to andrew brown jr.'comes forward and speaks to our jason car carroll. >> he started backing up and they started shooting. (text chime) (text chime) (text chime) (sighs) (text chime) (chuckles) (text chime) it's the biggest week in television. watchathon week is your chance to finally watch shows you missed for free. now you get to talk about them with your friends, no matter what time it is. say "watchathon" into your voice remote and watch for free >>> tonight, joe biden selling his economic plan to a crowd in georgia. touting the historic nature of his $6 trillion domestic agenda. >> it's a once in a generation investment in america. it's the biggest jobs plan in this country since world war ii. >> this as new numbers "today" show the economy is booming, going by 6.4% growth in the first quarter of the year. that is a stunning number. it's like double what you could do in a good ordinary year. kaitlan collins is "outfront" in georgia. biden signed the covid bill in march. first quarter growth is baked

her word, not mine, in terms of the way andrew brown jr. was complying with the officers based on that. to your point what do you think the police and county attorney would want to have that information. we are getting this account from lawyers of the family, and what they're describing is unfortunately a grim picture as you saw, saying he was complying, trying to evade them, not hurt them. wouldn't police and county officials say here's the case and argument and full video to see, what they've done by releasing the 20 second snippet is allow for one version of the story to come out now. >> certainly. that's a great question. if i was leading the department, i certainly would want to have some transparency, to have some sunshine. if the argument is that this was a legitimate or justifiable shooting, certainly you want to provide evidence of that. you want to provide that exculpatory evidence for offices. clearly there's something amiss. and if it isn't the department there are making tragic steps in order to reassure the community. what i t

today, lawyers and the family of andrew brown jr. revealing the results of an independent autopsy. >> it was a kill shot to the back of the head. >> reporter: according to their autopsy report, brown was shot five times. he had four gunshot wounds to his right arm and one gunshot wound to his head. attorneys for the family saying that brown was struck in the arm as his hands were on the steering wheel and was fleeing the gunfire when he was shot in the back of the head. >> so it went into the base of the neck in the bottom of the right, the skull and got lodged in his brain. >> reporter: the state releasing brown's death certificate, stating he died within minutes of a "penetrating gunshot wound of the head." it has been nearly a week since brown was killed. >> say his name. >> andrew brown. >> reporter: each day, seeing peaceful protests and continued calls to publicly release body camera videos from the incident. the pasquotank county attorney petitioning for all videos to be released. a court hearing now set for tomorrow morning.

in the photo daunte jr. wears a colorful bib with polka dots and a bowtie with first birthday printed in cheerful letters across the front. that's when we see the enormous hole that daunte leaves in the world. that's when we remember he won't be there for his son's second birthday or high school graduation or to see those grandkids. racism, racism in this country is not isolated. it is systemic. and so when we ask ourselves why daunte jr. has to grow up without a dad, when we think about what could possibly fill this hole daunte left in the world we come up empty. instead we find a much bigger hole where justice should be. that word is so heavy on our minds this week, justice. two days ago in a courtroom not ten miles from where daunte was shot, a jury find derek chauvin guilty -- guilty of the murder of george floyd. and the nation owes a debt of gratitude to the floyd family. thank you for being here. to my friend, attorney general keith ellison who, by the way, if i could introduce keith's family who have

it has been five days since andrew brown jr. was shot to death by police. you heard chris saying, five days. if there is no transparency or people think you are hiding something, then you have to fill it in with assumptions and questions. five days of questions without answers. five days with body cam video kept from the public. >> all along on the show since i have been doing on the show, the transparency of having videos is the main tool that we have to determine that we have to be able to determine what happened in these cases. without that is transparency, none of us knows. nobody knows. andrew brown's family and their attorney said they were only shown one body cam video even though seven deputies have been put on administrative leave and two resigns and one retires. >> they're trying to hide something. >> 20 seconds. i want you to imagine if we only had 20 seconds of that video of george floyd of derek chauvin kneeling on his neck. imagine we only seen 20 seconds instead of 9 minutes. >> i want to be clear here the facts and these cases are very diffe

first, let's begin this morning with that fatal police shooting of andrew brown, jr. a hearing on the body camera video is about to start. joe johns keeping a close eye on it. joe, good morning to you. will we know any moment? >> reporter: yeah. they're going in right at 10:00 eastern time. so who knows how long that hearing is going to last. look, the sheriff here, tommy wooten ii has been at the center of all this because it was his people engaged in the confrontation and shooting that led to the death of andrew brown. we have three individuals now who have resigned from the sheriff's office, seven on leave. caught up with him just as he was headed into the courtroom apparently for that hearing and asked him a number of questions. so listen and we'll talk after it's over. >> sheriff, you i want out, right, sheriff? >> absolutely. >> what's been holding it up? >> the north carolina law. that's why i filed the petition, to get this ball rolling. it's best for the community, the office and the brown family. we're kind of late. i need to get in here. >> how many cameras

andrew brown jr.'s family watched it 20 times before concluding the shooting was what they call criminal. >> dad got executed just by trying to save his own life >> reporter: just as troubling, they say, pasquotank county released only 20 seconds of footage from one officer's body camera. lawyers for the brown family say at least eight other deputies also recorded the events >> why is it that they get to choose what's the pertinent parts of the video to show the family >> reporter: grainy images snapped by a witness show the aftermath. brown's windshield with at least four bullet holes the shooting unfolded early wednesday when deputies served a warrant on brown for allegedly selling illegal drugs. ashley bechtol was catty-corner across the street upstairs looking out her bedroom window as deputies arrived >> he pulled up in that driveway. he lost control. went in that driveway and hit that tree. >> reporter: bechtol is related to the victim through marriage >> and they shot out the back window of his

the fbi is now looking into andrew brown jr.'s death as a private autopsy sheds light on his encounter with sheriff's deputies. >>> vaccine controversy. why one school is telling teachers and staff not to get inoculated. >>> good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. president biden will deliver his first address to a joint session of congress tonight. he will push for covid vaccinations and his infrastructure plan. he's also expected to unveil the american families plan which calls for free preschool in the u.s. mr. biden's speech will take place under heavy security. the capitol is still surrounded by a fence, and armed national guard troops are on hand following the deadly siege on the capitol in january. laura podesta is in new york. how will tonight's address look different? >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. well, there with will be lots of covid restrictions in place including social distancing. only 200 lawmakers are invited and they'll be split seated on the house floor as well as upstairs in the visito

team converging on andrew brown jr his family releasing a private autopsy finding he was shot five times by police, including a fatal shot to the back of the head the fbi opening a new investigation, and will a judge release the body cam >>> severe weather sweeping across the country. al roker is timing it out. >>> apple rolling out a major privacy change what you'll have more control over on your iphone and why it's making facebook furious. >>> the cdc also revealing new guidelines for camps what it means for your kids this summer >>> home prices. boy, are they surging. the fastest pace in 15 years. how long will it last? >>> and "inspiring america. the health care worker brightening his city with beautiful surprises for perfect strangers. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >> good evening. heralded as one of our most important defenses against covid-19, the cdc tonight relaxing its guidelines on wearing face coverings, saying it's now okay for fully vaccinated people to go maskless while outdoors and away from big gatherings the decision perhaps less about masks

begins in north carolina as a civil rights investigation is opened into the shooting of andrew brown jr. an independent autopsy shows he was shot five times with the fatal shot penetrating the back of his head. let's start with phil mattingly. president biden is hoping the new cdc guidelines will help persuade a lot more people here in the united states to get vaccinated. >> reporter: that's exactly right. for months president biden, his top administration officials have implored americans to abide by cdc mask guidelines. now those guidelines are starting to shift for vaccinated individuals. yes a nod to the science but also one helping to incentivize individuals to get vaccinated. >> we made stunning progress because of all of you, the american people. >> reporter: tonight, president joe biden facing a nation exhausted by the pandemic and declining vaccination numbers, touting progress and incentives. >> if you're fully vaccinated and you're outdoors and not in a big crowd, you no longer need to wear a mask. >> reporter: the cdc announcing new mask guidance for vaccinated individuals.

the latest developments here. >> reporter: it has now been more than three days since andrew brown jrilled by sheriffs county deputies wednesday morning as they were executing a search warrant and an arrest warrant, which the sheriff said was issued by an alcohol and drug task force. the public has been calling for the release of the body cam footage, including the family of andrew brown, jr., and they're comparing this process to the speed at which other jurisdictions around the u.s. have released their body cam footage after similar police use of force cases. it seems other places have released video much sooner than this county here. the sheriff explained on saturday afternoon that it is not up to him. in a facebook video he posted, he explained that it requires a judge to grant the release of the video, and that if he gets the assurance of the state bureau of investigation that releasing the video would not hinder the investigation, the county would formally file a request on monday to file the release. on monday, we're going to potentially see a number of entities do the same thi

and when hearing the counsel say that the killing of andrew brown jr. justified, it was traumatic for all of us and, of course, for the family who was there simply asking, petitioning for the release of these videos. so the family just doesn't know. doesn't know all of the facts. the transparency has been grotesquely lacking in this case. the community is tired of waiting. and the family is also at a place where they are just fed up with the lack of transparency. seems like there is something being hidden. they have a right. of course, you know the laws in the state of north carolina, the world knows now, the laws in north carolina are zparnlging for families such as the brown family in this case. and that's why we're working very hard to put pressure on this district attorney's office, on our governor's office. i sit on the north carolina court's commission. i spoke with the state attorney general this morning. putting pressure on all players and pillars that be. to transform accountability and policing and overcriminalization of blacks in north caroli

how did they decide only 20 of the last seconds of edward brown jr.'s life was relevant for the family to see. here's the second provision, joy, because i don't buy the sheriff's department saying, oh, we need a court order, we have no authority. subsection f says that the law enforcement agency can file an expedited request to get it released promptly. guess what? within hours of this incident, the sheriff's department could have petitioned the court and it could have been promptly released. they didn't do it, so they shouldn't be now heard to say we didn't have the authority to try to get it out sooner. >> amen. councilman horton, it tells me that the tape is bad. if they thought that this tape was helpful to the law enforcement officer, they would release it yesterday, because they're already talking a lot about drugs and the dead man, trying to get that into the ecosystem of the news, trying to get local news to report on his past and whether he had any association with crime. but they sure are withholding this tape. let me let you hear bakari sell

breaking just minutes ago, the family of andrew brown jr. claiming they were only shown a snippet of the video showing the moment their loved one was killed by police. why wasn't all the footage shown? new signs of normal. the biden administration set to set new mask guidance as more vaccine shots in arms might mean more freedom but is the vaccine effort about to hit a wall? >>> and shots in arms, money in pockets, cnn talks to biden's covid team about the effort to overwhelm the virus, including an interview with dr. anthony fauci as you've never quite heard him before talking about donald trump. welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper and we start with breaking news in the national lead today where moments ago the family of andrew brown jr., of north carolina, just watched the body cam video showing the final moments of their loved one's life and it's not what they expected. the family's lawyers say they were only allowed to view a 20-second clip of the body camera video. >> one body cam, 20 seconds. >> welcome to north carolina. >> and an

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cnn obtained a copy of brown jr.'s death certificate, saying he died of a penetrating gunshot wound to the head and died within minutes of being smot. >> a few minutes ago we heard from the attorney general, merrick garland, announcing a civil investigation into another police department, this time the louisville police department, and its policing practices in the wake of the shooting death of breonna taylor. we'll start with gnat is that chen in north carolina. natasha, first the family expected to see the video on friday. that didn't happen. then they thought they would see it this morning. then that was delayed. and now they're expected to see it pretty soon. what's the reason for the delay? >> reporter: yeah, victor and alisyn, they're actually inside the pasquotank public safety building right now. and a crowd gathered at the doors waiting for them to come out, perhaps to tell the rest of us what they have seen from the body camera footage, as you said, no one has seen more than five days after the death of andr

let' hear from andrew brown jr.'s son, also brown family attorney, harry daniels. >> how are you and your family doing after seeing that video today? >> i'm heartbroken. you know? we got a little bit of evidence but that wasn't enough for us. >> mr. daniels, i understand, were members of the family or their attorneys given any explanation why only 20 seconds of the body-cam video was shown? >> no, anderson. we received -- i asked the question, how long were the video? and the county attorney, michael cox from pasquotank said that they had -- show the pertinent parts. but only 20 seconds, they believe was pertinent. before the video started, it appears that the officers, or deputies already start firing on mr. brown while he had his hands on the steering column. so, they -- no explanation, whatsoever, as to why they decided to give 20 seconds of -- of the shooting. >> so, you -- you said basically, your father was in the vehicle with his hands. were they on the steering wheel? or the steering column? >> the steering w

according to the family, they believe andrew brown jr.as in his vehicle and attempted to drive away from the officers. what is the protocol for when that happens? >> well, there are clear rules and regulations as it pertains to fleeing felons, if you will. but the real variations of it is whether or not there's an actual case that mr. brown was a felon, whether mr. brown was actually the target, a subject of these warrants that we've heard about, whether or not mr. brown had prior contact, prior to the 22nd c -- 20 second clip that the attorneys had an opportunity to view and analyze. so many questions and what's potentially dangerous in this case is the response of the north carolina officials from the sheriff's office to the county attorney. there seems to be and the concern is whether or not there is a cover-up of some level going on there in elizabeth city. >> and to that point, areva, the family and the community doesn't know exactly what happened. the family was supposed to view this video yesterday morning. it was delayed so that a

andrew brown jr. was trying to drive away when he was shot and killed by sheriff deputies on wednesday. emergency radio chatter from the time of the shooting identifies the location of his injury. >> please be advised e.m.s. got one male, gunshot to the back. >> reporter: but the pasquotank county sheriff's department has yet to release a detailed account of the shooting. >> if any of my deputies brokead any laws or violated any policies, they come out through this investigation, they will be held accountable. >> don't shoot! >> reporter: the alleged lack of transparency has led to protest, with community members demanding demanding the release of the deputies' body camera footage, which in north carolina requires a court order. >> elizabeth city is a microcosm now of what is going on across the nation. >> reporter: city officials said today they will file that request on monday. >> he did not deserve what was done to him. >> reporter: this afternoon, brown's family said they want to make body camera

here's abc's mona kosar abdi. >> reporter: tonight, the family of andrew brown jr. demanding authorities in north carolina release the police body camera footage in his fatal shooting. >> my nephew did not deserve that. s na >> reporter: those calls echoing from the streets of elizabeth city to city council, which voted to file an official request for the video. >> we have to wait forever to get the body cam. 24 hours to 48 hours is enough. >> reporter: the governor also joining the chorus, tweeting, quote, the body camera footage should be made available as quickly as possible. pasquotank county's sheriff says deputies were serving an arrest warrant this week for brown on felony drug charges when he was killed at his rental home. >> mr. brown was a convicted felon with a history of resisting arrest. our training and our policy indicate under such circumstances there is a high risk of danger. >> reporter: witnesses claim brown was trying to drive away when deputies opened fire. >> sergeant advised, one male about 42 years of one male about 42 years of t to the back.

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it has been four days since the shooting death of andrew brown jr. sheriff says he's taking formal steps to release it. >> no justice -- >> no peace. >> what's his name? >> andrew brown. >> reporter: calls for justice and growing pressure to release body cam footage after deputies shot and killed andrew brown jr. >> we are demanding that we have transparency and accountability. >> reporter: elizabeth city officials will file a formal request with the sheriff's department monday requesting the footage be turned over to them and the public. >> and if denied, the request is to be forwarded to the district attorney's office as well as to superior court. >> reporter: sheriff tommy wooten wants the footage released, too p. ont

a lifelong friend of andrew brown jr.d he fled from the sheriff's deputies in his car before more than a dozen shots were fired at the vehicle, killing him. what more are you learning about the circumstances leading up to this shooting? >> neighbors who have known andrew brown all their life tell us that they heard the first shot early in the morning on wednesday, ran down the street, wasn't very far away, and when they arrived, they saw him pulling away out of his driveway, heading deep into an empty lot next door and deputies -- they weren't certain how many were actually firing but they counted as many as 14 shell casings on the ground in his driveway. his back window was shot out. radio traffic later reported that he was shot in the back. he crashed into a neighbor's tree nearby. pieces of his car and headlights were still in the tree. he was pulled out of his car and was already deceased by neighbors' accounts when he was pulled out, and they attempted to resuscitate him, but he was already passed. >> john, in this c

andrew brown jr. was shot and killed by deputies in north carolina on wednesday. protestors are calling for the body-camera footage of the incident to be released. now, the sheriff says he is working to do just that. cnn's natasha chen reports. >> reporter: it has now been more than three days since andrew brown jr. was shot and killed by pasquotank county sheriff's deputies wednesday morning as they were executing a search warrant and an arrest warrant. which the sheriff says was issued by an alcohol and drug task force. now, the public has been calling for the release of the body-camera footage, including the family of andrew brown jr. and they are comparing this process to the speed, at which other jurisdictions around the u.s. have released their body-camera footage, after similar police-use-of-force cases, recently. it seems that other places have released video, much sooner than this county here. the sheriff in pasquotank county here explained, on saturday afternoon, that it is not up to him. in a facebook video that he posted, he explained that it requires

i think of eric, i think of you, i think of ivanka, i think of donald jr.mit, you know, a gun purchase questionnaire, i don't see you not going to jail. i don't see any scenario. if any of you also made millions and millions of dollars cashing in while your father, or father-in-law, in your case, was vice president or president, got millions of dollars with no experience in energy from ukraine, got a $3.5 million wire transfer from a russian oligarch, got money from a kazakhstan oligarch, and a $1.5 billion deal with no experience that we've been able to find with the bank of china, why do i think you would all end up in jail, and i don't even think that's laughing matter that double standard exists, doesn't it? >> yes. honestly, there is nothing that is funny about that. i have to tell you, i think the whole situation with hunter biden is actually very sad. he's obviously a very troubled person. but to hear him laughing about this. and sean, there is no question that this was his laptop. we all know it's his laptop. the fact that he can't fully deny that i

shooting death of andrew brown jr. in north carolina. the new video of the deadly encounter and what we're learning from the family's independent autopsy. patriot on the. the troubling report showing historic rise in anti-semitic attacks. a matter of privacy: apple's plan to stop apps from tracking you on your phone without your knowledge. why facebook is up in arms. uneven risks: why are girls nearly twice as likely as boys to suffer concussions on the soccer field? and unifying america: how a town is righting a wrong a century later. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening, and thank you for joining us.e going we're going to begin with that sweeping new guidance from the federal government about when people do and don't need to wear masks to prevent the spread of coronavirus. tonight, president biden and the c.d.c. say starting now, americans who have been fully vaccinated no longer need to wear masks outside, unlesse in . health officials are also relaxing se

driving to andrew brown jr.'s home wednesday to serve warrant on drug charges.ts later, witnesses say deputies opened fire as brown tried to drive away. this video shows deputies surrounding brown's bullet- riddled car after it crashed into a tree. demands to know what happened in the roughly 30 seconds between these two videos has elizabeth city on edge. the family's attorneys announced a private autopsy showed brown suffered four gunshot wounds to the right arm and one fatal shot to the back of his head. >> he was trying to get away in a moving vehicle which, no doubt, is also against police doubal practice to shoot into a moving vehicle. >> reporter: protesters and the brown family continue to demand the release of all police body camera footage. the county showed family members only a 20-second clip yesterday, with the deputies' faces blurred. >> yesterday, i said he was executed. this autopsy report, show me that was correct. >> reporter: the city has requested the county file to release the footage to help quell tensions here. are you concerned that the lo