attorney stephen clark joins me once again on the 3:00 outcast, thank you so much. the decision, today, not to charge the security guard, having see the video, what do you think? >> certainly, that video leave more questions than answers, because it does not clearly demonstrate self-defense by th security guard. i think that is why the district attorney is so quick to point out that the decision was not made based on this video, but on the entirety of the event. >> what would you have to hear in the video , you know, if the video had audio, what would you have to hear from the security guards testimony , to land wher the district attorney is landing, with no charges? >> imminent threat of immediat serious bodily injury or death, that is what the security guar felt with would happen, and that is what you implement deadly force but you have to remember, this was a property crime. mr. brown is now outside of the store, and he is not threatening with a gun, he does say apparently i am going to stab you, but at that point, th security guard is several feet away when he d

legal analyst stephen clark commented on that. >> i think what is very problematic is the use of thehokehold. what appears to be done here by the security guard on mr. brown, that in and of itself can be deadly force and you have seen that time and time again in police use of force cases. >> clark says what is likely to be closely looked at going forward is video of the scuffle in the use of force on brown during those moments and before the fatal shot. da jenkins says that video is just part of this case, witness accounts and an interview with the security guard were all used in her determination to not file criminal charges. >> we have to believe that the time we charge a case, a jury of 12 would convict. not let's just charge the case and see what happens. >> security guard anthony going into more detail about what happened and has happened in the past. >> it is just a few items. it is not worth fighting over normally i would let the individual go with it. but this time it was different because she wanted to fight me back. i do not want to do that. >> i did group protective servic

legal analyst stephen clark commented on that. >> i think what is very problematic is the use of the chokehold. what appears to be done here by the security guard on mr. brown, that in and of itself can be deadly force and you have seen that time and time again in police use of force cases. >> clark says what is likely to be closely looked at going forward is video of the scuffle in the use of force on brown during those moments and before the fatal shot. da jenkins says that video is just part of this case, witness accounts and an interview with the security guard were all used in her determination to not file criminal charges. >> we have to believe that the time we charge a case, a jury of 12 would convict. not let's just charge the case and see what happens. >> security guard anthony going into more detail about what happened and has happened in the past. >> it is just a few items. it is not worth fighting over normally i would let the individual go with it. but this time it was different because she wanted to fight me back. i do not want to do that. >> i did group protective serv

. >> stephen clark is an attorney and legal analyst. he says the video is likely only one part of distorney was careful to point out that this decision on self-defense wasn't made just on the video, but rather for the security guard's state of mind at the time. >> he used deadly force. >> the san francisco board of supervisors will vote on a resolution tuesday calling on jenkins to release the video and other evidence. until that time comes, though, the protesters say they're not going anywhere, at least some tapes or get somebody else to do your job because you're not doing it right, because you're you're failing people. >> you fail. banco, you take one of these, please. thank you. thank you. in san francisco, tim johns, abc seven news, oakland teachers strike will continue for a fourth day tomorrow. >> teachers hit the streets this morning as negotiations between the district and the teachers union ended without any real progress. the main sticking point that has kept both sides apart, so-called common good items teachers want to see

. >> stephen clark is an attorney and legal analyst. he says the video is likely only one part of a complex puzzle for the district attorney was careful to point out that this decision on self-defense wasn't made just on the video, but rather for the security guard's state of mind at the time. >> he used deadly force. >> the san francisco board of supervisors will vote on a resolution tuesday calling on jenkins to release the video and other evidence. until that time comes, though, the protesters say they're not going anywhere, at least some tapes or get somebody else to do your job because you're not doing it right, because you're you're failing people. >> you fail. banco, you take one of these, please. thank you. thank you. in san francisco, tim johns, abc seven news, oakland teachers strike will continue for a fourth day tomorrow. >> teachers hit the streets this morning as negotiations between the district and the teachers union ended without any real progress. the main sticking point that has kept both sides apart, so-called common

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