she's here with her lawyer, peter cohen. any and peter, thank you very much for doing this tonight. i appreciate your time now. tiffany, i just want to begin with a simple fact. did you know michael brown? >> no, not at all. >> and you're not from that neighborhood where this took place? >> no. >> and why were you there? >> i was on my way to pick up an employee. she lives right in front of where it happened. >> tell us what you saw as you came into that area. >> okay. as i come around the corner, i hear tires squeaking and i see michael and the officer wrestling through the window. michael was trying to pull away and the officer was trying to pull him in. as i seen this, i pull out my phone, because you never just see an officer an someone just wrestling through the window. so as i pulled out my phone, the first shot was fired through the window and i tried to get out of the way. i pulled into the parking lot me side where the cop car was. that's when michael broke away and started running down the street. the officer gets o

and she also joins us with her attorney, peter cohen. thank you so much for joining us tonight. peter as well. thank you. i'm going to start with you, tiffany. you said that you were -- when did you arrive at the scene? >> i arrived at the scene whenever they were tussling through the window. it looked as if the kid was pulling away and officers pull him in. >> so you -- so almost at the beginning of the confrontation, but not right in the beginning. >> yes. >> so explain to us. you were driving and what you saw. >> so as i come up on the -- up on to it, i saw the officer pulling him in. and i saw him trying to pull away. i pulled out my phone to try to get a video because it just didn't look like. i don't know exactly what was going on, but i know it didn't look right for somebody to be wrassling with the police through the police window. but i didn't get the video because a shot was fired through the window. so i tried to get out of the way. as i pulled on to the side, the kid, he finally gets away and he starts rung. as he run, the police get out of his vehicle and he follows

and along with tiffany's attorney peter cohen, they say they witnessed what happened that night. tiffany, i want to start with you. you say that you did not see what led up to the shooting when you showed up on the scene, the altercation was already in progress. but we have video that i believe you shot of what happened. let's take a look at this, and you can tell us what you saw. what is this? >> what i saw is when the cop and michael were wrestling through the window. it looked as if michael was pushing off and the cop was trying to pull him in. then the cop shot a fire through the window. michael breaks away. and he starts running away from the officer. the officer gets out of his vehicle and pursues michael as he is shooting his weapon. michael jerks his body as if he was hit, and then he turns around, face the officer and puts his hands up and the officers continues to shoot him until he goes down to the ground. >> the video we have, you and i talked earlier about after and the dead. we believe this is the father there is a police officer walking up here. and this is the fat

statements delivered by committee members, including barbara jordan, william cohen, strength lott, and committee chairman peter rodino. first a brief conversation with william cohen. he was a republican member of the committee in 1974. now he gives a behind-the-scenes account of the proceedings. >>> secretary william cohen, in july 1974, you were a freshman representative from maine, a republican, a member of the house judiciary committee and after months of closed door meetings the public session and the articles of impeachment were about to introduced before the committee that you served on. what was happening? >> well, republicans were gathering, obviously, and caucusing. i assume the democrats were doing the same thing. there really was very little discussion among the members, i would say i didn't have a discussion until the night before we actually went public. it was the day before. and i met with tom railsback in his office. he had invited a number of people to drop by for coffee, and it was at that meeting that i first saw what group might be willing amongst the republicans and democrats who were at l

statements delivered by committee members, including barbara jordan, william cohen, strength lott, and committee chairman peter rodino. first a brief conversation with william cohen. he was a republican member of the committee in 1974. now he gives a behind-the-scenes account of the proceedings. >>> secretary william cohen, in july 1974, you were a freshman

statements delivered by committee members, including barbara jordan, william cohen, strength lott, and committee chairman peter rodino. first a brief conversation with william cohen. he was a republican member of the committee in 1974. now he gives a behind-the-scenes account of the proceedings. >>> secretary william cohen, in july 1974, you were a freshman representative from maine, a republican, a member of the house judiciary committee and after months of closed door meetings the public session and the articles of impeachment were about to introduced before the committee that you served on. what was happening? >> well, republicans were gathering, obviously, and caucusing. i assume the democrats were doing the same thing. there really was very little discussion among the members, i would say i didn't have a discussion until the night before we actually went public. it was the day before. and i met with tom railsback in his office. he had invited a number of people to drop by for coffee, and it was at that meeting that i first saw what group might be willing amongst the republicans and democrats who were at l

cohen playing the long game, cleaning house. i think watch to see what happens with the general counsel, peter nussbaum. only guy left of that senior management team besides, obviously, steve cohen who's not going to fire himself. that's where you are right now. very interesting situation there. liz: if you believe it long enough, it may happen. >> well, two years is not a long time. sits out two years, when is obama out? family dollar, dollar general, who told you? liz: yeah. oh, you, darling. >> i told you first. liz: he's the man. charlie's the man. >> what stock is up today? liz: listen, family dollar's up, but dollar general, the acquirer -- well, the would-be acquirer. >> let's back up. dollar tree's down. on 6/6, june 6th, fox business network exclusively reported that as part of carl icahn's taking, i think, a 9% in family dollar -- liz: he took the stake in the one that's being acquired. >> family dollar. liz: correct. >> as part of that he also told us he believes there will be a merger or that dollar general should buy, that's a bigger one of these should buy family dollar, right? dollar gene