back with david klinger, bakari sellers, and joyce watkins.wonder how much of a difference that it makes that the officer who shot keith scott was african-american. i wonder what difference it could make, if any, on the investigation or the public's response. >> one of the calls when i got into law enforcement years ago was to increase diversity. so now we have increased diversity, but we still have the issue. so i don't know if the race of the shooter will matter in this issue. i have no clue. >> bakari, what do you think? in the death by police shootings that have caused probably some of the biggest controversies, the biggest outrage, the officer has almost always been white, not black, as he is in this case. >> well, i think it matters about the victim, and what we've seen is the trend of these victims being african-american males. you know, somebody's going to have to ask this officer why there were four officers around with their guns pointed out, and he was the only one who fired the shot. if you look down in charleston, one of the thing

and i would say to brother klinger, one of the things about the complications that the video brings isarrative that police put forward, where they suggest, oh, i felt helpless. oh, i was afraid for my life. when so many other times, that video stream has allowed to us see that they were lying. there's a culture of mendacity that's there as well. the reason those people are asking for the tape to be released and for us to have some kind of transparency is because they lack transparency in their interactions with the police. the police have been able to, without the verification that is provided by some of these videos, to go on and lie on these people who are citizens, to say their story is the right story, and we have nothing else to, in one sense, jux thtapose t those people were saying. now in this world, there are multiple sources of video who prove that the truth is a lot more complicated than the police make it out to be. and perhaps it would hold them accountable in a way that they might not otherwise be. i think in that sense, the historical leverage of the pain, the suffering,

discuss with former police officer david klinger and former new york city police detective tom verny.t happens in these situations? trooper said securing scene sand speaking to people and attend to the wounded. >> first is try to determine what you actually have. one of the problems in a situation like this where you have a large geographic area, as large as a mall or large structure and parking lot, talking about the geographic area. notion of trying to get ems in there after the police cleared, we're 2 or 2 1/2 hours into the situation if i have time line right and still don't have grasp on what went down. try to identify who else might be outstanding in terms of injury, attend to them and then try to identity the nature of the event that led to the murders. employee disgruntled, a boyfriend who killed a girlfriend and another lover? could be a number of things. he used term active shooter. right now not active shooting scene so static but suspect or suspects could be still on the property or could escaped. they have to figure out what is going on and then move forward. it's going t

discuss with former police officer david klinger and former new york city police detective tom verny.appens in these situations? trooper said securing scene sand speaking to people and attend to the wounded. >> first is try to determine what you actually have. one of the problems in a situation like this where you have a large geographic area, as large as a mall or large structure and parking lot, talking about the geographic area. notion of trying to get ems in there after the police cleared, we're 2 or 2 1/2 hours into the situation if i have time line right and still don't have grasp on what went down. try to identify who else might be outstanding in terms of injury, attend to them and then try to identity the nature of the event that led to the murders. employee disgruntled, a boyfriend who killed a girlfriend and another lover? could be a number of things. he used term active shooter. right now not active shooting scene so static but suspect or suspects could be still on the property or could escaped. they have to figure out what is going on and then move forward. it's going to t

. >> back with me, criminologist and former lapd officer, david klinger, cedric alexander, van jones, and former federal prosecutor, laura coates. david, the mayor has asked for this investigation to be completed as soon as possible. says she doesn't want the integrity of the investigation compromised. that goes to what you talked about earlier. at what point do you think an investigation crosses the threshold? reaches the point at which the release of a video like this or videos can be done? >> once all of the relevant witnesses who have been identified have been interviewed and as i indicated, perhaps re-interviewed, and that may take a few days, maybe a week or two, whatever the case may be, but unless they are saying, the mayor is saying there are witnesses they have yet to interview, it doesn't make sense to hang on to the videos any longer. my concern as i keep emphasizing is that the integrity of those interviews be protected. once that's squared away, it means, go ahead and release those videos. >> cedric, given the release of this new video by the family that's also certainly

. >> back with me, criminologist and former lapd officer, david klinger, cedric alexander, van jones, and former federal prosecutor, laura coates. david, the mayor has asked for this investigation to be completed as soon as possible. says she doesn't want the integrity of the investigation compromised. that goes to what you talked about earlier. at what point do you think an investigation an crosses the threshold? reaches the point at which the release of a video like this or videos can be done? >> once all of the relevant witnesses who have been identified have been interviewed and as i indicated, perhaps re-interviewed, and that may take a few days, maybe a week or two, whatever the case may be, but unless they are saying, the mayor is saying there are witnesses they have yet to interview, it doesn't make sense to hang on to the videos any longer. my concern as i keep emphasizing is that the integrity of those interviews be protected. once that's squared away, it means, go ahead and release those videos. >> cedric, given the release of this new video by the family that's also certai

susan klinger still has vivid memories of a near miss a few years ago, people fishing off one of our bridges. i threw the train into emergency to stop. i was not going fast enough, and blew the horn. and it was a father with three young children, went running off the bridge.' a close call. the likes of which officials hope to avoid in the future, through education projects like rail safety week. carl deffenbaugh, fox6 news. more warm temperatures -- and more chances for rain. stephanie barichello will be plus-- he thought he pulled off the perfect heist-- scaling through the ceiling -- right over the register. ...why everything didn't go as planned, when it came to counting the loot. and after years of planning -- three friends from wisconsin finally find what they're looking for -- at the bottom of a great lake. the historical discovery. new at nine. a crazy discovery at the bottom of lake superior! three men from wisconsin have found a 119-year-old shipwreck. they say they spent years looking for the wreck of the "schooner antelope." the work paid off on september 2nd... when they

the colorado flag, caylen klinger a mountain scape and the first place winner, hands of different races embracing.>> the kids will look at that car and say this is what we did.>> the students had not seen the finished product until now. and well if chief basher was attempting to bridge a gap mission accomplished.>> it is so awesome, just to think i put it out there with pencil and paper.>> it is incredible.>> the bad tension out there, this kind of project can help.>> with photojournalist brad bogue it, russell haythorn denver7 . (vo) we went to hollywood to ask thousands stepped into the jennie-o tasting booth to find out. with just one bite, they knew. now it's your turn to make the switch. >>> we are following that breakingnews audit dia and police cited several people are% injured after the school bus rushed into an overpass near dia notice a school bus with adams 12 school district and life.>>reporter: here is what we are trying to find out, denver police just showed up and they are working to confirm information and what we do know is a school bus carrying a football team from leg

susan klinger still has vivid memories of a near miss a few years ago, as she was operating her locomotive coming around a curve. 'i had seen people fishing off one of our bridges. i threw the train into emergency to stop. i was not going fast enough, and blew the horn. and it was a father with three young children, went running off the avoid in the future, through education projects like rail safety week. carl deffenbaugh, fox6 news. the number of those pedestrian, or trespasser, incidents actually rose last year - from 7 in 2014 to 11 in 2015. a female homeowner in atlanta fires shots at three suspects who kicked down her door early friday morning. police say one of the suspects was hit and died instantly. the other suspects fired back, while fleeing the scene. no charges are filed against the homeowner. dozens come together to remember a teenager shot and killed by an ohio police officer. police say the 13-year-old boy pulled a realistic-looking pellet gun from his waistband during a chase. officials say tyree king ran from officers after a reported armed robbery.he was shot several tim

former police officer david klinger, author of "into the kill zone," welcome back into the panel. do you think the mayor of charlotte has been handling this case, mark omar a? >> i think she's trying to be transparent, sensitive to the enormity of the social issues being addressed unfortunately now in her city like many, many others. i must say i don't like there was a bit of a split between her and the police chief, because i think if nothing else, there needs to be a concerted front in the fact this investigation needs to be continued in a way that maintains the integrity of it. overall, very difficult situation. this, like many other cities is now the focus point, not only of the nation, but the world as to how we're going to react to the undeniable racist biases and issues to our criminal justice system. >> this is about police and also about the leadership of the city and somewhat of the state. is there anything that you see could have been being done differently? >> one thing would have been to have a tighter messaging and i know that's a political term but what i mean by th