>> the attorney, michael wright, i spoke to him earlier, he says he plans to go forward with this lawsuitconference tomorrow morning. he says that this case is far from over, don. >> all right, nick. thank you very much. i want to bring back in now charles blow and van jones. charles, newly released video show police harshly interrogating the girlfriend that you saw there who was with him at that store. what do you make of that? >> well, it's really hard to watch, right? i mean, she's just lost her boyfriend. according to her, they just came to the store to get ingredients to make s'mores for a cookout. and you know, he winds up shot and killed. and as you mentioned before, it seems like this detective is trying to make her confess to something that simply is not true and is incredibly aggressive, incredibly, you know, indelicate about his approach to her. and if at some point he knows -- i mean, i think there's a point at which he comes to know during the course of his interrogation that the boyfriend has in fact died. but if he is continuing to press with that knowledge, i think it's re

that crawford had brought the gun into the store and the family attorney, michael wright, says this goest police were trying to justify why they shot john crawford. and you can hear in the video as you -- it's a 90-minute interrogation, over and over and over again the detective says "why would he have a gun? didn't he bring in the there?" and she keeps on saying "i swear on my dead brother, i swear on my kids, i swear on my job, i swear to god i do not know he had a gun. i do not know that he -- he did not bring it into the store." and at the very end of the interview is when we find out and she learns that crawford, in fact, died. listen to this. >> all right, welg to let you know, unfortunately john has passed away as a result of this. i don't have any other way to tell you. what happened there wasn't a good thing and as a result of his actions, he is gone. you sure you don't want your mom back here? >> we'll give you a minute to process that, okay? >> you see that devastation upon hearing the news that her loved one had died. now, we did have a chance to read through the report made

joining us to discuss their lawsuit are john crawford junior, the father of the victim and michael wrightmen, i'm glad you could join us today. it's important for us to talk about this story. mr. crawford, first of all, i want to ask you how you and your family are doing. you lost your son in august,ky imagine with the holidays this is a very, very difficult time for you and your loved ones. >> yes it is. it really is. but you know, through god and grace and support if family and friends, you know my legal team here, with attorney wright, we're maintaining. we're getting through. >> well hopefully you have support network around you, i know this must be a challenge. and attorney wright, let's talk to you about what we're hearing from the city of beaver creek, they released a statement that i think some will wonder about. let me read it to you. we believe that evidence will prove the officer's action were justified. walmart, for its part says their associates acted properly. mr. wright can you give us an understanding, are we missing something when we look at this footage? there is really

. >> with michael lawrence wright in the middle, where he always is. [laughter] >> you talk about this and the incentives as being crucial for the future of israel. where does this fit? i would think that the results and reaction to the next election would be crucial for the jewish world, finding it more and more difficult for the younger generation to connect >> >> a very, valid point. is not reflected well in the israeli outlet discourse. we see it, we see the main jewish leaders expressing support of israel. we don't see the grassroots or streaks of disenchantment, which bother me and my colleagues tremendously. to believe in israel as the true homeland of our people, we have to work towards that. i think that the whole game of with and touching temple mount was extremely dangerous and adverse to the basic interests of israel. it unleashed a very, very dangerous religious conflict, which is unnecessary. of course, the palestinians flared beautifully. without re-justification on this whitehorse -- on this whitehorse, i think that responsible legislat

wright. >> reporter: michael bloomberg and barack obama have something in common. their tailor.artin greenfield whose suits are a cut above the rest. >> this is president obama's jacket? >> only for the president. >> reporter: he dresses hollywood, too. he made leo dicaprio's wardrobe for "the wolf of wall street." greenfield sewed his first stitch not on seventh avenue or savile row but in auschwitz where his job in the camp laundry kept him alive. >> you'd never sewn before? >> i had never sewn, never washed. so the tailor says, you're a tailor. 15 years old. >> reporter: when the allies finally liberated the camps, he lost his whole family. he had little idea the dashing american general who freed him -- >> eisenhower. >> reporter: would one day become a customer of the brooklyn tailor who taught him his craft. >> for the first time, i could touch something for the man that liberated me. do you know the feeling? amazing. >> reporter: he couldn't resist slipping notes into eisenhower's jackets, offering advice on the suez crisis. he told a reporter about it. >> reporter: later

michael brown? officials say the suspect left media including shoot the police. here's david wright. >> reporter: on the lam after shooting his ex-girlfriend in baltimore, he posted this ominous warning on instagram. i'm putting wings on pigs today, they take one of ours, let's take two of theirs. #shootthepolice and eric garner and michael brown. on facebook, he posted an image of the murder weapon. noting, this may be my final post. many in the nypd laid part of the blame on new york city's mayor. after the ground jury exonerated the police officers, he expressed is think with the protesters, not the police. just yesterday, when the mayor visited the hospital to pay respects to the families, other policemen turned their backs on him. do you think the feelings are understandable? >> yes. i think the emotions are understandable. i think the reality is that the mayor did run against policing and police practices in his campaign. >> reporter: today, the mother of eric garner issued this public plea. >> if anyone is standing with us, we want you to not use eric garner's name for violen

michael grimm, seen in this video, threatening to throw a report earl over the balcony there. well tonight, pleading guilty to felony tax evasion, but vowing to stay in congress. abc's david wright, face-to-face with him today. >> reporter: after vowing to fight the charges against him "tooth and nail," congressman michael grimm today pled guilty to one count of lying on his taxes. that confrontation with the reporter -- it was about this investigation. >> let me be clear to you. >> reporter: but today, he admitted that as the owner of the new york city restaurant healthalicious he cooked the books. as part of his plea deal, he'll now pay three years worth of state and federal taxes he owes. congressman grimm is now a convicted felon. under the house rules, he is allowed to keep his seat, but he might not be allowed to vote on the house floor, so -- he now faces some serious questions. >> i'm certainly truly sorry for it, but i also accept full responsibility. >> reporter: congressman, will you resign? today at first he ignored that question. but finally admitted he plans to stay. >> i close this chapter in this life. >> reporter: congressmen doesn't taking full responsibility m

michael grimm is now a convicted criminal. but he's refusing to give up his job on capitol hill. here's abc's david wright reporter: after vowing to fight the charges against him tooth and nail, congressman michael grimm plead guilty to one count of lying on his taxes. that confrontation with the reporter was about this investigation. but the congressman admitted as the owner of the new york city restaurant healthalicious, he cooked the books. he'll pay three years worth of state and federal taxes he owes. congressman grimm is now a convicted felon. under the house rules, he is allowed to keep his seat but may not be able to vote on the house floor. he now faces some serious questions. >> i am certainly truly sorry for it. but i also accept full responsibility. >> congressman, will you resign? >> reporter: at first he ignored that question but finally admitted he plans to stay. >> i can close this chapter on my life. >> doesn't accepting responsibility mean resigning? >> absolutely not. >> reporter: the fbi said not only did grimm fail to pay his fair share of taxes. he also lied under oath to conceal his

wright has the latest. >> reporter: police say izmael brisbey has been arrested 14 times. yesterday before the shooting he was angry at police for the killing deaths of michael brown and eric garner. before the shootings. >> reporter: he told them -- he told two men to follow him on instagram and watch what happens. ramos family is pleading for an end to the violence. >> i hope and pray that we can reflect on this tragic loss of life that has occurred so that we can move forward and find an amicable path to a peaceful existence. >> reporter: some are calling for mayor deblasio to take action. >> we need to work with the community and the police department. we don't need you to go to just one side. the police department needs you as well. >> we're asking all new yorkers to turn this pain into purpose and to ensure that we send a very clear and loud message. all lives matter. >> reporter: the shooting is drawing attention across the entire country. president obama condemned the attack and expressed his condolences. in new york, kelly wright, fox news. >>> police are still trying to determine brinsely's motive. they say he posted anti police messages on instagr

michael brown. joining me now, crystal wright, editor of the black conservative black chick. good morning to you.g in the oval office to talk about relationships between police and civilians as it relates to ferguson and across the nation. then you have al sharpton actually yesterday, the church over the weekend saying this. >> you don't judge the fight on one round, even if we get knocked down, we get up and go to the corner and come out fighting the next round! you won the first round, mr. prosecutor, but don't cut your gloves off 'cause the fight's not over! justice will come to ferguson! >> you have the president and the white house trying to make things better and you have al sharpton seeming to inflame, according to many. what's your take on that, crystal? >> isn't it interesting, elisabeth, that justice indeed was served and here we have al sharpton on sunday, a at this of worship for christians all over this country, inciting more lawlessness? and i think black americans need to really ask themselves, who benefits when al sharpton comes in to an environment and a city with trumped up raci

michael brown. meantime, president obama wants more cops wearing body cameras. he is proposing spending $75 million for 50,000 cameras nationwide. i'm kelly wright. "hannity" starts now. this is "the kelly file." >>> welcome to "hannity." this is a fox news alert, residents and store owners in ferguson, missouri are trying to rebuild tonight after violent protesters have left dozens of businesses completely destroyed. and tonight in a special "hannity" investigation we want the destructive demonstrators brought to justice. now, take a look at the faces right there on your screen. our producers have obtained this from the st. louis county police department. they are the mugshots of the men and women over the age of 18 who were arrested last monday and tuesday in ferguson, missouri. now, the crimes they are accused of range widely. they include unlawful assembly, arson, burglary, possession of stolen property, trespassing and interfering among others. to be clear none of these people have been convicted of any crime. now, last week we also showed you this "hannity" exclusive surveillance footage. this was taken from inside the ferguson market after

michael brown. meantime, president obama wants more cops wearing body cameras. he is proposing spending $75 million for 50,000 cameras nationwide. i'm kelly wright.annity" starts now. this is "the kelly file." >>> welcome to "hannity." this is a fox news alert, residents and store owners in ferguson, missouri are trying to rebuild tonight after violent protesters have left dozens of businesses completely destroyed. and tonight in a specia

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