michael brown was shot by officer darren wilson when michael brown was thought to be -- darren wilson left the police force. hasn't justice already been served here? >> yeah, of course, already been served and what troubles me about this is you have a low budget filmmaker and a film company that's going to exploit that family's pain. there's no reason why this situation should be brought up in this manner. michael brown lost his life for one reason, he attacked a police officer. we don't want to -- in law enforcement, nobody wants to endorse anybody losing their life. whenever you attack police officers, those things are bound to happen. this is a situation where this film company has overstepped their boundaries, inciting riots, inciting violence in the city, and a lot of officers are upset about it. this is something that's -- i mean, it's causing a divide in ferguson and the surrounding agencies because those agencies, they don't want to deal with another ferguson or riot all over again. and let's not miss the big issue here. the big issue is the groups are doing what they did the

when the clerk bags the sodas and many cigars, michael brown places something on the counter. r, jason pollock, says it is marijuana. brown is making a trade. it appears the clerks pick up whatever brown put down and they look at it and they smell it. jason pollock then goes on to say, here is what really happened. a listen. >> of mike traded the store a little bag of weed and got two boxes of cigarillos in return. he left his items at the store and he went back the next day to pick them up. mike did not rob the store. >> county prosecutor because the filmmaker's claim "just a stupid and nonsense, the poor the edited step it leaves out critical context." we went back. we looked at the entire video sequence and it was agitated. he did leave out context. for example, the filmmaker did not show the clerk talking to michael brown, clearly debating whether to make or trade for whatever he had put on the counter. the film maker did not show the clerk taking back the sodas and the cigars and putting them back on their shelves. the lawyer at the convenience store says brown tried to ba

and michael brown sr., michael brown's father, is with us as well.ou for taking the time today, i appreciate seeing both of you. mr. brown, i have a couple of questions for you, but just, jason, the video, i know this is not what you say that the whole film is about, but we have to talk about this video. >> sure. yes. that's why we put it out. >> i got you. for people who have not seen your film yet, walk me through what you believe the video shows. >> okay. people keep saying this in the media, what i believe. i don't think it's what i believe. okay? it's what any rational person sees when they see this video. that's why mike brown is the number one trending topic in the world. this isn't jason's opinion. >> i got you. so you tell me what the video shows. >> okay. so the video shows, and first of all, let me be very clear, we first -- i first discovered a page in the st. louis county police report which we show in the clip that has gone viral, and the page, which has been around the whole time, and anyone in the media could have found it, says that

a reaction to a new documentary that shows surveillance video of michael brown that's never been seen publicly before. taken just hours before he was killed by police. in the film, "stranger fruit," brown is seen in the ferguson market around 1:13 in the morning. according to the filmmaker, brown hands a bag of marijuana to the clerk, in exchange. >> the weed is taken. it never comes on the counter. what comes back on the counter, you see the guy take two boxes of cigarellos. he hands a bag with product to michael brown, over the counter. so, don't tell me that he stole from the store if they handed

new flonase sensimist. ♪ new allegations today in the case of michael brown, the st. teenager shot by a police officer nearly three years ago. at the time police said brown had robbed a convenience store, but a new documentary reveals never-before-seen surveillance video that disputes that story. the filmmaker says the video shows the teen swapping marijuana for cigarillos he allegedly stole with the store clerk, excuse me. nbc news has not verified the filmmaker's claim that marijuana was traded. we should note the video was recorded hours before the shooting. i want to start first with reverend jake hansler, the attorney for the convenience store and its employees joining me now on the phone. we have him live with us. we appreciate that, reverend. thank you for joining us. very much appreciate it. before we talk i want to give a few points to the audience to warn them of what they're going to see. the footage has not been authenticated by the st. louis county police and it's been edited by the filmmaker and we can't confirm how he got it in the first place. jay, i'll

the person who was with michael brown that day, dorian johnson said michael brown committed a crime innience store that day. that testimony has been publicly released in the past. so, what crime did dorian johnson, who was with him, think he committed? obviously, maybe he was unaware himself that something happened the night before. i think you have to look carefully at the film before you jump to some global conclusion that the grand jury did the wrong thing in making their decision. >> i don't want to jump to that conclusion. it's not about the grand jury doing the wrong thing. it's about the police officer sharing the information. why were they quick to share he was aggressive and engaged in criminality and marijuana may have been involved. if you are going to tell a story, tell the public what happened, don't sabotage it. >> this video coming out from the film maker doesn't help much. >> remember, when the film was first released, they were criticized for talking about what happened in the convenience store, the police. >> independent prosecutors, kate. >> thanks. appreciate it. >>

hands the bag with product to michael brown over the counter. from the store if they handed him a bag. >> reporter: ferguson police say brown did rob the store. ten hours later, he returned. and police say this video that was released shows him shoving the store clerk out of the way and taking the cigarillos. the filmmaker shows this new video shows brown was simply returning to pick up the cigarillos he paid for with pot. >> the st. louis county police wanted us to see that made it look like there was some altercation that looked like michael robbed. when in fact michael had a close relationship with the store. and regardless of what the store says, that video shows that. >> what are your thoughts on the filmmaker? >> i think the filmmaker, i've never met the man. but if the filmmaker is saying that an exchange took place here, marijuana for merchandise, the film maker is a liar, okay. because it didn't happen. you can see it here. >> reporter: the attorney for the store released the entire video going frame by frame for us, showing brown comin

the video shows that michael brown didn't return to the store to rob it but to get his stuff back. ters are upset with the ferguson police department's delay in releasing this video because they felt it demonized brown. the original ferguson police report does not mention brown's overnight visit. the visit was briefly mentioned in a st. louis county police department. cnn contacted st. louis p.d. which said it cannot confirm the new video's authenticity but regardless it would have been relevant to their investigation into the shooting of michael brown by officer wilson. a grand jury and a federal civil rights investigation refused to indict wilson. the ferguson police department told us to call back on monday when the public information officer would be in. we also contacted the representative for the ferguson market, he hasn't gotten back to us but he disputed the video's version of events. >>> now i want to read you the full statement from the attorney of that veerns store. he told the "new york times," quote, there was no transaction, there was no understanding, no agreement, th

moments later, officer darren wilson encounters michael brown, an altercation occurs, and brown is shotilled. let me first play you the short clip of some of the commentary from this documentary. >> i couldn't believe what i had read. michael was in the store the night before he died. at st. louis county, saw the videotape, and they didn't tell us. >> there was some type of exchange for one thing for another, that these people know each other well enough that this is the relationship that they have. >> in response to this video and this documentary, the attorney for the store says the video is manipulated and does not tell the whole story. here is his statement, quote, i can now confirm that the uncut video shows the clerks throwing bag back to mike brown, the filmmaker edited it out. as i mentioned, we heard just a little bit ago from the top cop in st. louis county about the video. here he was. >> over the weekend there was a pretty pathetic attempt at a video production regarding the fatal shooting of michael brown in ferguson. that was released at a fair somewhere in texas, i believ

>> the next morning, there was, between the owner and michael brown, he was -- michael brown tossed hime chip rack. >> why? >> because he came back the next day because he could not purchase the cigarillos with marijuana, he came back the next day to steal them. >> did they believe that mike brown was a drug dealer, or just somebody to buy paraphernalia to maybe use drugs? >> somebody that came in and didn't have money and then was trying to buy merchandise with marijuana. you know, you get, in the retail business, you get lots of strange characters. that was just one of them that evening. that's why they didn't call the police. this has kind of been blown out of proportion. it was a non-event until this filmmaker put it together in this false narrative. >> as we promise, counselor, we're always going to tell both sides of the story. thanks for coming on. >>> thanks to you, our international viewers for watching on newsday. for you, "cnn newsroom" is next. for our u.s. viewers, let's get after it. >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> good morning. welcome to your "new day." alis

new video that's raising questions about what really happened before the deadly police shoofth michael brown that video shows brown hours before the incident in the same store he was accused of robbing. abc's steve osunsami has the details. >> this new video may cast a light on the police shooting death that started a movement and it had people protesting in the streets yet again with reports of shots fired. >> when michael brown was killed in 2014 on the streets of missouri, this was the video police shared just days after the shooting. the shooting victim is seen with his hands around a shopkeeper's neck's makes off with of sig ril lows. >> going to be a black male in a white t-shirt. >> police called what happened here a strong armed robbery and argued that brown brought at same level of violence to his confrontation minutes late wert ferguson police officer who killed him. >> but this new video from the same store suggests that brown had left the sig ril lows at the corner store the night before and that people working there had exchanged the tobacco for drugs, something that appears to

this new documentary told from the perspective of michael brown's family lead to questions that lead up to the unarmed 18-year-old's death. the documentary shows brown traded marijuana for cigarillos and was coming back to get them, not steal them. the film "stranger fruit" is told from the perspective of michael brown's family. his mother joined the cast and crew on the red carpet at the south by southwest festival in austin yesterday. >> i was surprised to hear that two years later there was a video. >> the filmmaker claims newly uncovered footage proves brown did not steal from the convenience store he was accused of robbing before his fatal encounter with officer darren wilson. >> it was a misunderstanding. >>> the video shows brown handing a bag. the 18-year-old walks toward the door and hands the bag back to the clerk before leaving. the director spoke with "cbs this morning." he says brown traded a bag of marijuana for the items. >> he didn't take anything from the store and for the store to claim he took something and was asked for it back, why on earth would the clerk give hi

who obtained this new footage jason pollack joins us now, he's also appearing with don brown, michael brown'sedible emotional journey, our screening happened today. mr. brown, let me begin with you, how is this making you feel, seeing this video, seeing this documentary? >> it makes me feel happy because mike had been demonized and the truth needed to be out for the public so that they could see it for themselves and be judgmental on the right thing instead of what was put out there to make him look like a bad person. so i'm satisfied, you know, with that. hopefully this can move forward and maybe try and open up a case. >> you as a family, you have pursued a federal case in this as well as civil action, how do you see that this video that jason obtained and put in his documentary might assist in your legal challenges? >> i think it's working out perfectly because i know people didn't expect to see something like this, people are walking around, wow, where did this come from? i think some numbers should come on the table. >> and jason pollack, where did this come from? where did this video co

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released video raising what what happened in a convenience store before the deadly shooting of michael brown2014. police said one video showed him robbing the store. a documentary filmmaker said a second video shot 11 hours before that shows brown trading a bag of marijuana for cigars and said it casts a different ve version. >> he didn't rob the store and anyone who sees the video understands what happened. some people in america have so much bias inside of them they want to think michael brown is a bad guy. >> shannon: leslie marshall is a syndicated talk show host and fox news contributor. good to see you. the earlier video shows a conversation or exchange with michael brown 11 hours before the second video the owner of the store says this is the one in which you see him taking something and they say stro strong-arming his way out of the store. they're two videos. these are videos the police have seen and the family has had these. is the filmmaker trying to be opportunistic in reigniting the fight because it's not new video including to the grand jury. >> the grand jury was not presented

it would have been irrelevant into the encounter between michael brown and wilson. who resigned claimed he was assaulted by brown and feared for his life. >> the ferguson police department has not released a statement on that video that you just saw there. >>> in a follow up to a story we brought you at 8:00, arrests in vallejo is picking up on line. it was viewed a million times after posted. kron4 facebook has been viewed 100,000 times in addition to the video on our website. many believe force was too great. others believe it was justified because the man appears to be resisting arrest. the woman who called police said the suspect tried to buy a bus ticket but his credit card didn't work. he started yelling at her. she felt threatened and called police. they are investigating the matter. >>> a woman known as flo douglas will appear in court tomorrow. santa clara sheriffs arrested jennifer hernandez. she is held without bail. 19-year-old zachary kuen broke into miss flo's home beating her. she died from her injuries after a month. deputies haven't said how hernand

nb 280 at the limit ( james ) new surveillance video is raising questions about how michael brown diedwhich led to riots and protests all across the country. dianne gallagher takes a look at the new video that is just coming to light. it's just after one in the morning on the day michael brown would be killed.and this newly-released surveillance video - shows him inside the ferguson market and liquor store...a place he'd be accused of robbing 11 hours later..cnn cannot confirm the video's authenticity--it"s part of a new documentary called 'stranger fruit,' which debuted at the south by southwest festival on saturday. it challenges the police narrative that brown stole from a convenience store moments before he was shot and killed by officer darren wilson back in august 2014.it argues brown's altercation with store employees later that day - shown on this video that was released by ferguson police - stemmed from a misunderstanding tied to an earlier apparent drug deal with the clerks.which the filmmaker, jason pollock suggests is happening in this previously unreleased video. the 18-ye

in san francisco nb 101 at 3rd ( james ) new surveillance video is raising questions about how michael brownmark ) brown was killed by police in ferguson, missouri back in 2014 which led to riots and protests all across the country. dianne gallagher takes a look at the new video that is just coming to light. it's just after one in the morning on the day michael brown would be killed.and this newly-released surveillance video - shows him inside the ferguson market and liquor store...a place he'd be accused of robbing 11 hours later..cnn cannot confirm the video's authenticity--it"s part of a new documentary called 'stranger fruit,' which debuted at the south by southwest festival on saturday. it challenges the police narrative that brown stole from a convenience store moments before he was shot and killed by officer darren wilson back in august 2014.it argues brown's altercation with store employees later that day - shown on this video that was released by ferguson police - stemmed from a misunderstanding tied to an earlier apparent drug deal with the clerks.which the filmmaker, jason pollock

well, first of all, i don't disagree with them releasing that video of the robbery at the market michael brownit went to his motive, your guest is right that darren wilson stopped brown, because he was talking down the middle of the street. the aren't video of the robbery is important, it explains why brown would have turned that deadly violence toward darren and having just committed this robbery, it really sort of fills in that blank. this new video on the other hand doesn't do anything to fill in any blanks. at worst it assassinates michael brown's character a little bit, and if you believe the filmmakers interpretation, paints them out to be a drug dealer on top of all the other things he's been accused of. >> do you agree with that? >> ll, don. i guess, i think what the filmmaker is really trying to do is to get some free publicity for his film. maybe that's okay, in a free enterprise society. here's my concern. look, the mike brown event and shooting was looked into very well by mccullough, it was a good decision, it was presented to the grand jury, and right after it was presented to th

documentary. >> pretty pathetic attempt at a video production regarding the fatal shooting of michael brown. >> he also suggests that the footage did not suggest that brown robbed the store. >> that was a poor edited snid bit of the security video of the store in ferguson. >> the reason we put out this convenience store tape now is so that people could get over it because he didn't rob the store. >> hours before the alleged robbery it shows brown in the store holding tobacco products he was accused of stealing. >> that is 100% false. it did not occur. >> shortly after brown's death police released brown in a different trip to the store. before walking out with tobacco products. steve rapapor fox news. >> very interesting. we'll talk more about that throughout the morning. >>> right now it's 4:51. up next we're going to show you the surprising way silicon valley workers plan to mark this occasion. >>> welcome back to morning on 2. of course 3.14 is known as pi day. a day of protest aimed at president trump. about 1600 people plan to walk off the job. they are calling it the stand up for tech

of michael brown walking into the veerns store. and that tipped us off that this happened.happened in their own report and the document we found proves it. so then saying they don't know what they're talking about is ridiculous, because they either don't read the record or they're not telling us the truth. based on everything that's happened it seems like they're not telling us the truth. we have spoken to everyone in the community and trading a little bag for something at the store is very, very common. there's a drug dealer we found out in the store. what michael did, he's not a drug dealer, he traded a little bit for $20 of cigarillos that happenings all the time in communities where there's not a lot of money. he takes its and he smells it. what were they doing? they brought it up to their noses, so it's similar clear what happened. >> michael brown, how does this make you feel seeing this documentary? >> makes me feel happy because mike had been demonized and the truth needed to be out for the public. so they could see it for themselves. and be judgmental on the right

that's michael brown 2014 by a city police officer. a filmmaker and brown's family says what he's doing here is trading the carton of smokes for marijuana. and they believe that he leaves the carton in the store, hoping to come get it later. >> that's not stealing the store. >> reporter: that interpretation matters because of this video that authorities released days after the shooting. the next morning, brown is back at the store in what police have always described as a strong arm robbery, his one hand grabbing the cigars, his other on the storekeeper's neck. >> the picture they painted of my nephew was not right. >> reporter: tonight the store is adamant they don't do layaway, and they have released the full video they say shows there was no exchange for drugs. >> he is going to argue clerk because the clerk will held him no. get out of my store. >> reporter: the prosecutor who refused to charge ferguson police officer darren wilson agrees with the store. >> the suggestion he is coming back to pick up what he bartered for isus >> re

reporter: in 2014, a grand jury did not indict officer wilson, the responding officer who shot michael brown, sparking outrage across the country. in some cases, that frustration still lingers in ferguson. >> i think mike brown just opened up a lot of eyes, you know, woke a lot of people up. >> i do believe that people see that we are tired. they see that we are not playin' and that we really do want change. >> reporter: when we talk about the national conversation about race, what role does mike brown's killing have in that conversation? >> black boys and men die every day, at the hands of police, at the hands of criminals in the community, and there is this overflowing pain we've yet to resolve. that's what makes this case so weighty. >> reporter: a lawyer fort convenience store tells nbc news he's not sure why this latest video wasn't released by authorities sooner, but the store clerks are in no way at fault. meanwhile, the brown family is currently in the middle of a civil suit against the city of ferguson and there's no indication whether this new video will be entered as evidence. >>>

if you remember in the michael brown case -- and i know in detail because i did a lot of the original rallies, i even preached his funeral -- they said in the michael brown case that he had gone and robbed some cigarellos out of a store and they showed video of him pushing a store owner, which they used to dispel the whole movement that anthony shahid and others underground had started "hands up, don't shoot," i got in a day and a half later it was already resonating with all of the young people there. now this new video says he was really exchanging, allegedly, some marijuana for the cigarellos and that there was no robbery, which really changes the perception of the public, if this video is correct, and maybe even grand juries. we don't know what was presented. on whether or not he was aggressive enough to have reached in for a cop's gun, because he apparently, if this video's correct, was not involved in a robbery right before. >> well, i mean, this goes to the heart of the michael brown case. i spent months in ferguson, and we talked to people on the ground there. the idea of this

>> well, this video is critically important because it goes to how police characterized michael brownyears ago, i was at the press conference where they released the video and started talking about this encounter that brown had hours before his death, and they said, essentially, that you know, he had strong-armed somebody at this store, and it called into question whether or not he was someone who was then forceful, someone who might have an intent to then have an argument with a police officer that may have somehow contributed to his death. so, really, it tells us that the police in their investigation were picking and choosing how to characterize this person. and while the head of the county police department, the st. louis county police department is saying it was news to him, his spokesperson is saying that they made the calculation not to release this video, this part of the video, because it was something that was not relevant to the case, which, of course, calls into question, if this part of the video of the video isn't relevant, a couple of hours later when he's coming back f

. >> new documentary calls perspective, michael brown's family asking questions what led up to the 18old's death back in 2014. >> correspondent hena daniels shows us newly-released video. >> fruit is pulled from the perspective of michael brown's family. his mother joined the cast and crew on the red carpet of the southwest festival in austin yesterday. >> i was surprised to hear that two years later there was an individual yes. >> the film maker claims newly uncovered surveillance footage from the early morning before michael brown's death proved brown did not steel from the convenience store he was accused of robbing before the fatal encounter with officer darren wilson. >> it was a miss understanding. >> the video appears to show brown hand the clerk an item that looks like a small bag. and the clerk handed brown a shopping bag filled with significant a restos. the 18 year old walked toward the door, then hand the bag back to the clerk before leaving. the director spoke with cbs this morning, he said brown trade add bag of marijuana for the items. >> he didn't take anything from th

she did a documentary on michael brown. >> you are saying all that doesn't matter. their investigation is not true. >> when the facts of this case -- can i speak now? when the facts of this case come out, the real facts in this case, the facts that they don't want us talking about. the fact that michael brown was shot in the head and the bullet came out of his eye. and the way that would happen is when a person is on the ground and the bullet is in the ground. >> there were three different forensic investigation that were done that shows he was shot in the front. everybody in the country was told a narrative he was shot in the back. >> do you know how many black men are in jail for nothing because the department of justice failed them? do you know how many black men are in jail because of the department of justice? jesse: first all, that was ridiculous, and martha hand that brilliantly. what was he on tv for. what was he selling? >> he has a documentary and he was trying to say because michael brown the night before from a surveillance video that hasn't been release

it's told from the perspective of michael brown's family. his mother joined the cast and crew on the red carpet in the south by southwest festival in austin yesterday. >> was surprised to hear two years later there was a video. >> the filmmaker claims the footage proves brown did not steal from the convenience store he was accused of robbing before his fatal encounter. the video shows him handing a bag. the 18-year-old walks toward the door and hands the bag back to the clerk before leaving. the director spoke with "cbs this morning." they say brown traded marijuana for the items. >> he didn't take anything from the store and for the store to claim he took something and was asked for it back, why on earth would the clerk give him something, put it in a bag, realize something and say, oh, by the way, give me that bag back. >> a lawyer for tsays the documy doesn't pay for the facts it's kind of a silly theory. >> he claims pollock removed part of the video showing the clerks demanding he pay for the cigarillos. the city's former police chief a

mutual insurance. >>> security video is raising questions about what happened in the hours before michael browneath in ferguson, his in 2014. the new video appears to show brown inside the ferguson market and liquor store t. same store he was accused of robbing several hours later. cnn can't confirm the video authenticity. it does appear to challenge the account from police that brown robbed the store moment bfrs s he was killed by darren wilson. it's part of this documentary stranger fruit that premiered at the south by southwest festival. an attorney said the video was edited and doesn't tell the whole story in a statement. that attorney says i can now confirm that the uncut video shows the clerks throwing a bag back to mike brown. the film maker edited it out. joining us now, that film maker jason pollock. also with us cnn political commentator mark lamont hill. jason let's start with that investigation that you edited this video to show what you juaned it to show. it's not the full truth. the full video is going to be released by the store. >> i would love to see it. we show the entire exch

was a video. >> the film make her claims newly uncovered footage from the early morning before michael brown's death proves brown did not steal from the store he was accused of robbing before his fatal encounter with the officer. >> it was a misunderstanding. >> the video appears to show him hand the clerk an item that looks like a small bag and the clerk hands brown a shopping bag filled with [audio difficulty] the 18-year old walks towards the door and hands the bag back to the clerk before leaving. the director spoke with cbs this morning and said he traded a bag of marijuana for the items. >> department take anything from the store. and for the store to claim that he took something and then was asked for it back why on earth would the clerk give him something, put it in a bag and then realize oh, by the way, give me that bag back? >> a lawyer for the convenient store says it doesn't stay true to the facts. >> notion that somehow he had paid for them put them aside and was going to come back in the morning is just -- silly theory. >> claiming part of the video was removed which showed clerk

amy: michael brown's killing sparked months of protests in ferguson and in cities across the country. brown's killer, officer darren wilson did not face criminal , charges after a grand jury that declined to indict him in november 2014. in iraq, u.s. backed iraqi and kurdish forces pressed deeper into isis-held western mosul over the weekend, leaving terrified residents to risk their lives fleeing to refugee camps. one civilian, saad mohamed, said families had to run through sniper fire as they tried to escape the violence. >> about 14 or 15 fleeing while the stivers were firing on them in the valley. they do not care about women, children, or anything. the people were running in zigzags, trying to avoid the sniper fire. amy: outside mosul, a shia paramilitary group said it had unearthed a mass grave for hundreds of prisoners who were slaughtered in june 2014 when isis took control of the region. human rights watch reports as many as 600 people were killed in the badush prison massacre. in syria, a pair of suide bomb blasts torthrough buses transporting iraqis to a cemetery near damas

>> reporter: when michael brown was killed on the streets of ferguson, missouri, in 2014, this was thee shared just days after the shooting. the shooting victim is seen with his hands around a shopkeeper's neck as he makes off with a carton of cigarillos. >> it's going to be a black male in a white t-shirt. he's running toward quick trip. >> reporter: police called what happened a strong-armed robbery and argued brown brought the same level of violence to his confrontation minutes later with the ferguson police officer who killed him. >> how can he shoot with his hands in the air? >> reporter: this new video from the same store suggests that brown had left the cigarillos at the corner store the night before and that people working there had exchanged the tobacco for drugs. something that appears to be happening here. the filmmaker who discovered the video says it was recorded at 1:13 a.m. august 9th, nearly 11 hours before brown returned to the store. >> we're doing this for mike. we're not just doing it to uncover for ferguson. >> reporter: part of a documentary called "stranger fruit

bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ >>> new allegations today in the case of michael brown, the teenager shoticer nearly three years ago. at this time police said brown had robbed a convenience store, but a new documentary is revealing a never-before-seen surveillance video disputing that story. it shows the teen swapping marijuana for cigarillos with the store clerk. nbc news has not verified the claim that marijuana was traded and that was before the shooting of brown and an attorney for the convenience store and its employee gave this statement to the new york times saying there was no transaction, was there no understanding, no agreement. those folks didn't sell him the cigari, well los for pot. the reason he gave it back is he was walking out the door with unpaid merchandise and they wanted it back. we'll hear from the attorney on the next hour on msnbc. we know the footage has not been authenticated by the st. louis county police and it's been edited by the filmmaker and we cannot confirm how they obtained it in the first place, but joining us on the phone to answer those questions is f

that regardless, it would have beenirrelevant to their investigation into the encounter between michael brownd darren wilson. wilson, who resigned from the ferguson police department, claimed he was assaulted by brown and that he feared for his life. both a grand jury and in a federal civil rights investigation declined to indict wilson. a winning lottery ticket was sold in the bay area. was sold in the lottery ticket a winning next... next... a winning lottery ticket was sold in the bay area. we'll tell you where and how much the man won. coming upwhy you going so fast, oh please don't, i don't want my wife to see (you don't want your wife seeing it)a pedestrian and bicycle safety crackdown in mountain view seemed to have one common theme. i'll explain in the next edition of people behaving badly the golden state warriors were off today but warrior superstar klay thompson met up with fans at old navy in san francisco. take a listen to what it sounded like when he arrived. talk about a star studded entrance wow. you would have thought the pope had just arrived. now klay met with fans at 4 thi

he hands a bag with product to michael brown, over the counter. he stole from the store if they handed him a bag. >> reporter: ferguson police say brown did rob the store. ten hours later he returned. and police say this video that was released, shows him shoving the store clerk out of the way and taking the cigarillos. this shows that brown was returning to pick up the cigarrillos. >> the st. louis county police wanted us to see that made it look like there was some altercation that looked like michael robbed. when in fact, michael had a close relationship with the store. and that video shows that. >> i think the filmmaker -- i never met the man. if the filmmaker is saying an exchange took place here, marijuana for merchandise, the filmmaker is a liar. okay? it didn't happen. you can see it here. >> reporter: the attorney for the store released the entire video going frame by frame for us, showing brown coming in. taking sodas off the shelf. throwing the bag ggy of what is thought to be marijuana on the table. one clerk sniffs it and a second cler

shoulder not causing a delay. >> a documentary a creating controversy over the police shooting of michael brownmissouri. this shows brown inside a convene store in furgeson about 11 hours before he robbed the store. the filmmaker challenges the narrative that he tomorrow from the store and sparked an altercation. he said brown made an apparent drug deal with the clerk which caused the fight hours later. investigators say they do not think the video sheds any life on the case. it debuted at the south by southwest festival. >>> an tough skidded over the road and landed on a roof in china. the driver said he was trying to avoid a three wheel vehicle and hit the accelerator and skidded out of control and landed on the roof. >>> happening today we may learn who is holding on to a winning powerball ticket that is worth $435 million. lottery officials say the winner has come forward to claim the prize. a news conference is expected later today. the winner bought the ticket in lafayette, indiana. however according to indiana law, the winner could choose to remain anonymous. the 10th largest lottery jac

lied about his nephew. >> the picture they painted of my nephew was not right. >> reporter: when michael brownd killed by officer darren wilson in 2014, this was the video police shared days after the shooting. brown is seen with his hands around a shop keeper's neck as he leaves with a carton of cigarillos. police saying he used the same level of aggression with officer wilson. today the st. louis county prosecutor saying the documentary isn't new, it's edited and there was no exchange of drugs for goods. >> there was clearly an attempt to distort this and turn it into something it isn't. >> reporter: the documentary suggests brown argued with the clerk to get his things back. legal experts say while this video is important in terms of the big picture of what happened that evening, it is not relevant to what happened later between darren wilson and michael brown. >>> another chapter is now closed in the jerry sandusky child molestation case. today former penn state athletic director tim kerley and exuniversity vice president gary schultz pleaded guilty to misdemeanor child endangerment charge

clerk give him something, put it in a bag and realize, by the way, give me that bag back. >> michael brown's death led to months of demonstrations followed by a federal review and police reform. officer wilson was not charged in brown's death. >>> guilty pleas in connection with the jerry sandusky child sex abuse scandal. ex-athletic director, tim curley, and former university vice president, gary schultz, both pleaded guilty to misdemeanor child endangerment. it carries a sentence of up to five years in prison. the two men were among three former administrators who failed to go to police after a graduate student told them second -- sandusky sexually abused the boy and the teen shower -- team shower in 1991. there will be a trial and sandusky in prison after being convicted in 2012 of abusing the victims. >>> coming up, how the snow could affect the cherry blossoms annual show along the tidal basin. >>> >>> most of us in the dc area are under it winter storm warning, and blizzard warnings have been issued for parts of new york, new jersey and connecticut. >> to feet of snow? >>> beginning to