analyst, jim calve na, and also with us, collette forest, a member of the charlotte ncaap, and katie peralta, a reporter for the charlotte observer. so katie, this pressure we're hearing about, in the last few minutes, the mayor of charlotte weighing in. you have hillary clinton weighing in. the family putting this video out in the hopes of prodding the police department to release the dash cam video. any body cam footage they may have. what is your sense if that will make the police department budge and release their video? >> honestly, i have no idea. i wish i had a better educated sense of where this was going, but in all honesty, it does evoke a lot of emotion. i can say that for certain. people on all sides of this discussion are going to feel something when they listen to that tape. and i think you'll see that playing out in protests throughout the weekend, demonstrations, whether they remain peaceful, i think that remains to be seen. what the cmpd does, i think that's anybody's guess. >> jim calve na, law enforcement expert, watching and listening to that tape we just played in its en

we're joined by law enforcement analyst jim cavanaugh, and a member of the naacp, and katie peralta, with the observer. katie, this rain showers we're hearing about -- just in the last few minutes here the mayor of charlotte weighing in, hillary clinton weighing in. you have the family putting this video out in the hopes of prodding the police department to release the dash cam video and the body cam video at the ha -- what is your sense? >> honestly, i have no idea, it does evoke a lot of emotion, i can say that for certain. people on all sides of this discussion will feel something when they listen to that tape. and i think you will see that playing out over the weekend, the protests, the demonstrations, i think it remains to be seen. what the cmp does, i think it's anybody's guess. >> jim cavanagh, what is your sense about the approximapolice whether keith scott had a weapon, his wife said he doesn't have the weapon. you have the officers saying repeatedly drop the gun, drop the gun, what is your reading here based on this? does it shed any light on it? >> i think it does, steve, t

right now though, i want to bring in katie peralta, the charlotte record. paper of record there in the queen city. what are we seeing on the ground there this morning? >> well, it's mostly quiet this morning, actually. things kind of broke up. i understand early morning hours. i was off the streets by like, 1:00 a.m. but i'm old from my colleagues uptown that things calmed down a bit and considering a curfew for this evening. whether they do that, i'm not sure yet. >> any idea how that will be received on the ground among the protesters? >> i would presume not well, honestly. people are angry and they want a protest and they want to have the right to do that. you know, i'm not sure what exactly what would mean. would that mean they start gathering earlier in the night? would it mean they go elsewhere? i have no idea. i just cannot imagine that would be well received here. >> my understanding is that you were on the ground last night talking to folks who were out protesting, specifically, what were they telling you that they wanted to see happen? >> well, th