for more we're joined by zoe salzman, one of the attorneys representing the tamir rice family. and we're also joined via democracy now! video stream by rian brown, she is co-founder of the cleveland chapter of black lives matter. we welcome you both to democracy now! zoe salzman, can you explain the settlement and what does it mean that cleveland has to admit no wrongdoing? collects as part of most legal settlements like this, amy, the defendants in the case typically do not admit wrongdoing. it is a way to end a lawsuit summit but especially in the case like this, there is no real resolution or closure for tamir 's family. there is no amount of money that could ever make things right for them. they lost a son and brother and a 12-year-old child on november 22, 2014. there is nothing that could ever make that right for them. amy: what are the terms of the settlement? >> it is quite simple, amy. it is a payment, as you said, a $6 million. the bulk of which is allocated to the estate of tamir rice. a small portion of which is allocated to the separate claims of his mother and his