growing outrage in north carolina after the family of andrew brown jr. was shown 20 seconds of police body cam video. it's fueling questions of transparency brown was shot to death by sheriff's deputies in his car as they were executing a warrant on drug sale charges. last night marked another night of peaceful protests after officials declared a state of emergency. our jay gray is following the latest for us. >> this is very painful. >> after six days and several hours of waiting, andrew brown's son was allowed to watch police body cam video of brown's death. >> my dad got executed by trying to save his own life he was not in no -- the officers was in no harm of him at all. >> his attorneys say multiple deputies fired multiple rounds. >> i don't know how many shots were fired before the little 20 seconds they allowed us to see. >> reporter: brown's family was only allowed to see 20 seconds. >> they are trying to hide something. they don't want us to see everything. >> reporter: still, the brief clip was overwhelming. >> 20 seconds is not transparency wh

brown jr. in north carolina. this morning elizabeth city officials revealing that they still don't have all of the details about what exactly happened wednesday morning. officials making a very clear distinction that the shooting and warrants involved county sheriff's deputies, not the city's police force or city management, but that county's sheriff's office remains tightlipped about the pursuit and shooting of this 42-year-old black man and has yet to release any body cam video. meanwhile, calls for the release of those videos are growing louder. in fact north carolina's governor tweeting his support for the videos to be shown to the public as quickly as possible. on friday the city council held an emergency meeting requesting the videos be made public. and today city officials revealed that request will be formally filed on monday. cnn's natasha chen was at the press briefing involving city officials. natasha, tell us more about what we are learning. >> yes, so, fred, like you said, the city

witnesses said authorities fired multiple times at andrew brown jr. as he tried to drive away on wednesday. the officers involved in the incident have been placed on leave. >>> more electric vehicles are hitting the road, and experts are now testing e-powered cars to see how safe they are. nancy chen has the results. >> reporter: in crash tests to the front and the side, the 2021 ford mustang mach e performed well earning a top award. the suv is one of several electric vehicles recently analyzed by the insurance institute for highway safety. the volvo xc40 recharge, audi etron and tesla three earned the highest honor of top safety pick plus. >> the electric vehicles are performing just as well as the internal combustion engine models. >> reporter: iihs president ca manufacturing ofleric rs speedin. some automakers are planning to shift their fleets almost completely to e-power in the coming decades. >> it has really good protection when it comes to crash worthiness, and it has the same features when it comes to collision avoidance. >> reporter: electr

andrew brown jr. was shot and killed last wednesday. it happened as deputies were trying to serve drug-related search and arrest warrants. >>> a british auction house has wheeled in a prize piece of history from the late princess diana. her famous blue bike goes under the hammer this week. ian lee reports from london. >> reporter: this 1970s raleigh traveler isn't just any old bike. >> this was princess diana's bike that she rode to work every day. >> reporter: diana spencer was just 18 at the time, hounded by the press as she began dating prince charles. the media dubbed her bicycle "t aides reportedly called it unsuitable for a royal-to-be. >> shocking, isn't it? they considered royalty should be driven by carriages drown by white horses. >> reporter: diana stopped riding it and sold it for a few dollars before her royal wedding in 1981. >> this was the last link to her freedom before she was put in >> reporter: 40 years later, a british auctioneer is selling it again. it's expected to fetch a king's ransom, about $30,000. with the po

brown jr. in north carolina. a judge today blocked a full public release for now of those police body cam and dash tapes as brown's family is demanding. kerry sanders tonight on the decision. >> the court orders as follows. >> reporter: north carolina judge jeffrey foster ruling today the pasquotank sheriff's four body cams and one dash cam recorded when they shot and killed 42-year-old andrew brown will be disclosed to his surviving family and lawyer that means in ten days they can watch the redacted videos but not have copies. andrew brown's 92-year-old grandmother. >> would you like to see that video >> yes, i would. >> would you like the public to see that video? >> yes, i would. >> why >> because then everybody will know what happened. >> and right now >> right now nobody know what happened >> reporter: the sheriff today. >> well, what would have been the ideal outcome for you? >> release >> reporter: full release? >> mm-hmm. >> reporter: monday the sheriff played a single 20-second clip.

. >> reporter: andrew brown jr. son and the attorney representing the family saying the results of the autopsy commission confirmed what they had suspected. >> it was a kill shot to the back of the head. >> reporter: the report shows brown was struck by five bullets. the first four hit his arm and the fatal shots came next. >> a fatal wound to the back of mr. brown's head as he was leaving the site trying to evade being shot at by these particular law enforcement officers who we believe did nothing but a straight out execution. >> reporter: the results causing more pain for brown's son who told us the deputies need to be held accountable. >> it is not right, you know? don't no nobody deserves this and it is still happening. nothing is changing. >> do you believe when all is said and done that you will get the justice you are looking for. >> i hope so. >> we pray for it. >> reporter: late tuesday, cnn obtained video that a source says show sheriff department ar deputy arriving in a pickup truck. they were executing a

harris daniels, the attorney for andrew brown jr.'s family, and keith rivers, the president of the pass kwan tech county naacp. thank you, gentlemen. i appreciate all of you joining tonight. so, harry, we just heard brown's neighbor say that deputies were shooting at the car he was driving. what more can you tell us about exactly what happened yesterday because we don't have that video, right, that would illustrate what happened. so tell me what happened. >> that's correct, don. that's one of the issues we're having here in elizabeth city. it's my understanding that the deputies was serving a warrant. mr. brown was not home at the time, but he rolled up during the execution of that warrant. some exchanges took place, a verbal exchange, and he tried to flee. at that time my understanding, what's been said by the witnesses and other sources, that gunfire was started and shot mr. brown, striking and killing him. >> his family says that he was unarmed, and police are claiming -- are they claiming he had a gun? >> no, they're not claiming

she had traveled into town to support andrew brown jr.'s family, a couple of his children were also there and spoke emotionally about this past week and one of the them saying that his newborn will never get to meet his grandfather. so a lot of distressing times for this community, and they are still waiting to really see accountability. for now, seven deputies who were involved remain on administrative leave. two other deputies resigned and a third deputy has retired at this point, fred. >> natasha chen, you're right, distressing times, indeed, thank you so much for that. >>> all right, now to another police shooting under investigation. this one involving a virginia deputy who shot an unarmed black man just an hour after he actually gave him a ride home. 32-year-old isaiah brown was shot multiple times while on the phone with a 911 dispatcher as the deputy returned to brown's home on a domestic incident call. the sheriff's department released video and the 911 call. let's bring in polo sandoval. tell us more about what's being learned. >

brown jr. and you can hear there the chants of "hands up, don't shoot" and others chanted "black lives matter." protesters also gathered outside the home of the county attorney. peaceful marches have taken place daily in elizabeth city since wednesday and that's when sheriff's deputies shot and killed brown while trying to serve a warrant. brown's family members are among those calling for that full body cam video to be made public. they spoke out after watching a 20-second clip of the footage on monday. cnn's natasha chen has more. >> what do you want? >> video. >> reporter: more than five full days after pa kwa tank sheriff's deputies shot and killed andrew brown jr. city in elizabeth city, north carolina, the family viewed body cam footage. >> my dad got executed by trying to save his own life. the officers was not in harm of him at all. it's just messed up how this happened. >> the family said they were shown only 20 seconds of video from one deputy's body camera. even though sherry tommy w

brown jr. in north carolina. in the last hour city officials revealing they still don't have any details about wednesday morning's shooting. they also made it clear that the shooting and the warrants involved were county sheriff's deputies and not the police force. the sheriff's deputy has been quiet since the shooting and have not released video of the shooting of the 42-year-old black man andrew brown and the shooting death. calls for release for the deputies body cam videos are growing louder. north carolina's governor tweeting his support for the footage to be shown to the public as quickly as possible. and friday elizabeth city council held an emergency meeting requesting the videos be publicly released and today city officials declared that request formally will be filed monday. cnn's natasha chen is in north carolina for us. you were at the briefing last hour that involved the mayor, city manager. it sounds like they too feel like they're in the dark about what happened. >> yes, fred, th

>> reporter: more than five full days after andrew brown jr. was killed in elizabeth, north carolina. brown's family viewed body camera footage from the execution. >> the officers was in no harm of him at all. it is messed up how it happened. >> reporter: the family were shown 20 seconds of the video from one deputy's body camera. there were multiple body cameras worn by deputies on the scene and only after the county attorney made redactions including the blurring of faces. >> he had his hands firmly on the steering wheel and they went up to his vehicle and shoots him. >> sure did. >> he still stood there with his hands in the steering wheel while being shot at. he backs out away from the officer who's still shooting at him. >> reporter: letting the family see only 20 seconds stoked suspicion from browns' family. >> when the video came on, they were already shooting hip. obviously they're still trying to deflect and hide everything on the video. >> we got fed up. we are hurting. they been getting away with a lot of [ bleep ] and doing dirty [

state of north carolina calling for justice for andrew brown jr who was shot dead by police during an attempted arrest last week his family says he was no threat to officers and was trying to flee the f.b.i. has opened a federal civil rights investigation into the killing yesterday. corette those 3 gunshots that one enough that was enough. you know it's obvious he was trying to get away. and they will shoot him in the back of. a u.s. military ship as far as warning shots at a rainy and naval vessels in the gulf washington says 3 vessels from iran's islamic revolutionary guards corps navy came within 62 meters of the u.s.s. far bulled the u.s.s. says is the 2nd such incident this month and it comes as talks continue on bringing the u.s. into iran back into the 2050 nuclear deal and those are the headlines the news continues here on the other in about half an hour's time off to witness for me then if you can good buy. her ordeal or her. stress. enormous. singularly scored in. any way i needed to be struggling to. see. how sucky the itself. could see the movie. see this you see my wife.

the family of andrew brown, jr. says his hands were on the steering wheel when police shot the father of seven in the back of the head. >> he got executed. it ain't right. >> o'donnell: the battle tonight for body cam video to be released. investigating police practices: in the wake of breonna taylor's death, the federal investigation into the louisville police department. is there a history of unlawful tactics? no more masks? the new guidance coming about wearing masks outdoors. plus, why are people not showing up for their second vaccine appointment? kids and coronavirus: one in five new cases are children. the outbreaks in schools tonight, and how to keep kids safe at summer camp. giving away vaccines, the biden administration pledges to ship tens of millions of doses to countries in need, as india's new covid wave is out of control. car seat safety-- congress takes action, after our six-year investigation. more than 100 severe injuries or deaths in rear collisions after seat backs fail. >> and the oscar goes to.

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>> reporter: ali, it has been four days since the shooting death of andrew brown jr. and the community and his family want to see the body camera footage. now the sheriff says he will now take formal steps to release it. >> no justice, no peace. what's his name? andrew brown. >> reporter: growing pressure to release body camera footage after deputies shot and killed andrew brown jr. >> we are demanding that we have transparency and accountability. >> reporter: city officials file a formal request for the sheriff's department monday requesting the footage be turned over to them and the public. >> if denied, the request is to be forwarded to the district attorney's office as well as to superior court. >> reporter: sheriff tommy wooten wants the footage released too. >> file a motion in court, hopefully monday. >> reporter: wednesday, the deputies attempting to serve a search and arrest warrant when shots were fired. >> we have one male, 42 years of age, gunshot to the back. >> reporter: seven deputies are now on administrative leave and the sheriff said three others lef

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state of north carolina will not release the body camera video showing the police killing of andrew brown jr a court has ruled that releasing the video may jeopardize ongoing investigations and impartiality in any future case meanwhile there has been another night of protests in elizabeth city over his death. an investigation has been launched into how u.k. prime minister boris johnson funded renovations to his apartment in downing street the u.k.'s political spending watchdog says it is reasonable grounds to suspect that offense may have been committed it follows days of allegations of government cronyism. and apollo 11 astronauts michael collins who was on the 1st manned moon mission has died at the age of 90 unlike his crewmates neil armstrong and buzz aldrin collins never set foot on the moon he flew the model as it orbited above and sinews witnesses that. it could. be made in the fall show me show me show me. something and listen. to me. yes. that's it but i gotta come on out on a little. bomb ok i can. barely any. down as you can. in seclusion about on physics my intellectual mark h

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lawyers for andrew brown jr.'s family say they were shown only a 20-second snippet of police body cam video of the shooting. they're demanding to see more of the footage, including what happened before and after arguing that brown, in their words, was executed. this as the justice department here in washington is now investigating police practices in another u.s. city, louisville, kentucky. the attorney general of the united states announcing the probe over a year after breonna taylor was shot to death during a police raid at her louisville home. also tonight, sources tell cnn that president biden is set to announce new cdc guidance tomorrow on outdoor mask wearing for people who are fully vaccinated against covid-19. lots of news going on today. first, let's go to cnn's brian todd. brian, brown's family did not get the transparency they certainly had hoped for. what's the latest? what's happening there tonight? >> reporter: wolf, some protesters gathering behind us. they just started chanting at some officers wat

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brown jr. released the results of an independent autopsy today, six days after sheriff deputies in elizabeth city, north carolina, killed that 42-year-old father. attorneys say brown was shot five times, but the fatal wound, the attorneys say, was a single shot to the back of his head while brown was in his car. his family calls it an execution. >> to my pops, man, yesterday i said he was executed. this autopsy report show me that was correct. those three gunshots to the arm, that weren't enough. that weren't enough. you -- it is obvious he was trying to get away. it is obvious. and they going to shoot him in the back of the head. that's [ bleep ] not right. >> cnn has video recorded by a neighbor of brown shortly after deputies shot him. you can see his car, stopped there with deputies surrounding the vehicle. cnn's brian todd has been covering the story since the shooting happened six days ago. brian, where do things go from here? >> reporter: well, victor, the brown family attorneys and the

andrew brown jr.'s family is calling for the release of the unredacted video. >> redactions should not be made to show to the son of mr. brown. open the door. it is time for transparency and accountability to take place today. >> they just wanted to sweep it under the rug as they have done other brothers and sisters who have been unjustifiably killed by the people who are supposed to protect the service. >> it does not make sense that the north carolina state legislature can hide videos like this when all we know is that sunshine is the best disinfectant. >> the 42-year-old father of seven was shot multiple times as deputies tried to serve search and arrest warrants last week. the circumstances of the shooting, though, have remained largely unclear. several deputies have been placed on administrative leave. the sheriff's department says they will need an order from a judge to release the video to anyone other than brown's family and their attorneys. at this point they expect to release the video and au

. >>> the fed's now investigating the shooting death of andrew brown, jr.,, plus the independent autopsy revealed >> this in fact was a fatal wound to the back of mr. brown's head. >>> still we wait for the body cam video. community on edge. >>> an iranian ship cuts off a u.s. coast guard cutter. the navy responds with a warning. tensions on the high seas. >>> billionaires battle. tim cook versus mark zuckerberg, and your digital life in the middle. >>> plus a test concert in covid. the coming cicada swarm. and the man who saved the internet, his death and his story. >> announcer: live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, "the news with shepard smith." >>> good evening americans will remember this day as a turning point in the pandemic, a key step toward getting things back to normal or something like it and the most significant shift in covid guidelines yet fully vaccinated americans do not need to wear masks outdoors anymore, unless you're in a big crowd. that's the updated guidance from the cdc. the agency suggests people who are not vaccinated can go outside without masks in some situati

we're hoping for more answers to what happened to andrew brown jr. and why he died at the hands of police six days ago. this is important because any information about the circumstances here have been hard to come by. we're going to bring that to you as soon as they begin. overnight, there were more protests in elizabeth city, north carolina. again, they were peaceful. protesters demanding to see the full poddy camera footage. the familiar la was thrown a redacted and blurred portion of the video only. here's what they say they saw. >> heart broken. you know? we got a little bit of evidence. but that wasn't enough for us. starting the video, i heard shots fired. and it was pretty -- it was pretty much clear he was trying to get away instead of engaging in any officers. he was trying to get away. and they just kept firing. >> all right. let's go there. joining me right now is brian todd in elizabeth city, north carolina. brian, what is the latest? >> kate, moments from the brown family are going to hold a news conference behind me at the sheriff's off

this is the home of andrew brown jr. on wednesday morning the sheriff's deputies showed up to serve a warrant, puck and see from the splatter on the house and the tire tracks in the yard that mr. brown was trying to get away quickly. deputies fired upon him, ultimately killing him. the car crashing into a tree there. the demands are growing louder, eric, because here in north carolina any law enforcement agencies cannot just at will release body cam video. it's pursuant to a court order, and the sheriff here, tommy wooten ii, says that he's working to get a release but hasn't done so just yet because the matter is under investigation by the north carolina state bureau of investigation. we talked to him one-on-one about it. he said he is going to ultimate i will release the -- ultimately release the footage. i asked him how the seven deputies are doing, here's what he said. >> i can tell you that i briefly have spoken with them due to the circumstances, and they're all completely devastated. they are completely devastated

brown jr. died. the biggest clue so far, the dispatch audio from first responders. >> he announced he's got one male 40 years of age shot in the black. >> the shooting happened yesterday or wednesday i should say. and since then we should point out at least seven sheriff's deputies have been placed on administrate i. leave. cnn's natasha chen is in elizabeth city, north carolina right now. natasha brown's family met with the local sheriff friday but they were not shown the footage. natasha, do we know why? >> reporter: we don't, actually. the sheriff, tommy wooten in pasquotank county explained to the media he'd like to protect the integrity of the investigation. that has caused a rising level of frustration among the public and especially the family, many of whochl are here behind us right now ready to give a press conference, which is why i'm speaking a little lower in the background here. but earlier today we also hear from city officials in elizabeth city. again, not their jurisdiction here

. >>> the fed's now investigating the shooting death of andrew brown, jr.,, plus the independent autopsy revealed this in fact was a fatal wound to the back of mr. brown's head. >>> still we wait for the body cam video. community on edge. >>> an iranian ship cuts off a u.s. coast guard cutter. the navy responds with a warning. tensions on the high seas. >>> billionaires battle. tim cook versus mark zuckerberg, and your digital life in the middle. >>> plus a test concert in covid. the coming cicada swarm. and the man who saved the internet, his death and his story. >> announcer: live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, "the news with shepard smith." >>> good evening americans will remember this day as a turning point in the pandemic, a key step toward getting things back to normal or something like it and the most significant shift in covid guidelines yet fully vaccinated americans do not need to wear masks outdoors anymore, unless you're in a big crowd. that's the updated guidance from the cdc. the agency suggests people who are not vaccinated can go outside without masks in some situations

"the news with shepard smith." >>> good evening the family of andrew brown jr. is calling his death an execution after they watched police body cam video of sheriff's deputies shoot him during a raid at his home in elizabeth city, north carolina we haven't seen it elizabeth after nearly a week of demanding transparency and calling police, brown's family and their attorneys say they were allowed to watch just a 20 second snippet of the footage from a single deputy's body cam they say brown was sitting in his car in his driveway as deputies ran up guns drawn. >> the sheriff truck blocked him in the driveway so he could not exit his driveway. he had his hands firmly on the steering wheel they run up to his vehicle, shooting. >> sure did. >> he still stood there, sit there in the vehicle while being shot at. he backs out, goes around him still shooting at him while he's driving off. he drives off. the car runs into a tree they were still shooting at him after the car crashed into a tree. >> that from the attorney. this is brown's son coming next. he said it was clea

five days after andrew brown jr. was shot by sheriff's deputies, his family may finally view the body cam video of the moment deputies killed him. the family is set to meet with city officials at any moment. we could hear from his family afterward and their attorneys. that is why the city is bracing at this hour. up until now, there have been very few detaulils released. the most information released comes from emergency dispatch audio from the scene. listen to this. >> we got one male, 14 years of age. gunshot to the back. >> and that is basically all we know right now. and that is all the family knows right now. and has been told in the past five days. that's likely to change very soon. so let's go there. natasha chen is standing by in elizabeth city. what is the latest? >> yes, kate, the body may see this body footage camera privately, these folks are calling for it to be released publicly. the here in north carolina, that requires a judge to grant the release. but these folks are putting pressure on the district

brown jr. at the hands of police. so far officials have provided neither. brown's family says they were only shown 20 seconds of video, even though their attorneys say as many as eight body cameras may have captured the fatal shooting. they describe what they did see as an execution. natasha chen is with us from elizabeth city, not sure if this is going to allay concerns or make people think that the officials there are being transparent, natasha. >> reporter: well, brianna, there is more hurt and more pain as the group that was gathered here outside the building yesterday eagerly anticipating news found out that not only did the family see only 20 seconds of video, but that what they described as you said was called an execution by the family's attorneys, that the car was backed out away from deputies as mr. brown was continued to be shot at. in fact, the local chapter of the naacp, the chapter president, had to step away from that press conference. he actually walked closer to me during that

"the news with shepard smith." >>> good evening the family of andrew brown jr. is calling his death an execution after they watched police body cam video of sheriff's deputies shoot him during a raid at his home nin elizabeth city, north carolina we haven't seen it brown's family and their attorneys say they were allowed to watch just a 20 second snippet of the footage from a single deputy's body cam they say brown was sitting in his car in his driveway as deputies ran up guns drawn. >> the sheriff truck blocked him in the driveway so he could not exit his driveway. he had his hands firmly on the steering wheel they run up to his vehicle, shooting. >> sure did. >> he still stood there, sit there in the vehicle while being shot at. he backs out, goes around him still shooting at him while he's driving off. he drives off. the car runs into a tree they were still shooting at him after the car crashed into a tree. >> that from the attorney. this is brown's son coming next. he said it was clear in the video that his father did not pose a threat to deputies. >> it's l

they say that andrew brown, jr., was a convicted felony with a history of resisting arrest. what do you make of that and what else do you know or don't know so far? >> well, good evening, and thank you, erin, for this opportunity. something that was conveyed to me earlier today about andrew brown is that had andrew been aware of the warrant that was out on him, that he was the type of individual that would have turned himself in. and based on some of the other reports of andrew being a nonviolent individual, i believe that be the case. he was a devoted father of ten. and as i just heard, a grandfather who did not get the opportunity to see his youngest grand child. and i know that he was a person that probably did not graduate from high school, and he tried to instill in his children to the best of his ability to go on to higher education and get college educations. so of all the reports i've been receiving, they are that andrew was a non-violent individual and a responsible individual. >> okay. and we'll see. obviously, as you say, hearing more and more about this person, w

. >>> still to come -- the family of andrew brown jr. says 20 seconds of footage of his killing is not transparency. they want to view the entire bodycamera video of what their attorney says shows an execution. the sheriff says the video only tells part of the story. now it's completely in the hands of a judge to decide. will it ever be released. >>> president biden will try to sell his big plans for the country in a joint address to congress tomorrow. can he convince not only republicans but some members of his own party to join? >>> plus, a growing rift inside the gop on full display at a party retreat. at the center of that divide, the former president. introducing fidelity income planning. we look at how much you've saved, how much you'll need, and build a straightforward plan to generate income, even when you're not working. a plan that gives you the chance to grow your savings and create cash flow that lasts. along the way, we'll give you ways to be tax efficient. and you can start, stop or adjust your plan at any time without the

the video will be same bad the public and we will get justice for andrew brown jr. the by did ministration is under political pressure to make good on the president's pledges to pursue police reform and end racial disparities it announced on monday that it would conduct a sweeping investigation of the police department and local government in louisville kentucky following the police shooting of briana taylor a black woman in her home there last year it will determine whether l m p d engages in unconstitutional stops searches and seizures as well as whether the department unlawfully execute search warrants on private homes. it will also a sas whether l m p d engages in discriminatory conduct on the basis of race. in the days since former minneapolis police officer derrick chauvin was convicted of murdering george floyd 11 months ago police around the u.s. have shot and killed at least half a dozen people leading to more nationwide cries for racial justice and reform rob reynolds al-jazeera the u.s. says it will give $310000000.00 in aid to guatemala honduras and el s

the video we're piecing back the public and we will get justice for andrew brown jr. the bided ministration is under political pressure to make good on the president's pledges to pursue police reform and end racial disparities it announced on monday that it would conduct a sweeping investigation of the police department and local government in louisville kentucky following the police shooting of briana taylor a black woman in her home there last year it will determine whether l m p d engages in unconstitutional stops searches and seizures as well as whether the department unlawfully execute search warrants on private homes. it will also a sas whether l m p b engages in discriminatory conduct on the basis of race. in the days since former minneapolis police officer derrick chauvin was convicted of murdering george floyd 11 months ago police around the u.s. have shot and killed at least half a dozen people leading to more nationwide cries for racial justice and reform rob reynolds al-jazeera. thousands of people in somalia's capital mogadishu are calling for elections.

. >> reporter: it has now been more than three days since andrew brown jr. was shot and kald by pasquotank sheriff's deputies wednesday morning as they were executing a search warrant and an arrest warrant which the sheriff said was issued by an alcohol and drug task force. now, the public has been calling for the release of the body camera footage including the family of andrew brown jr., and they're comparing this process to the speed at which other jurisdictions around the u.s. have released their body camera footage after similar police use of force cases recently. it seems that other places have released video much sooner than this county here. the sheriff in pasquotank county here explained on saturday afternoon that it is not up to him. in a facebook video that he posted he explained that it requires a judge to grant the release of that video and that if he gets the assurance of the state bureau of investigation that releasing the video would not hinder the investigation the county would also formally file a request on monday to have that video releas

the video will be singing about the public and we will get justice for andrew brown jr. the by did ministration is under political pressure to make good on the president's pledges to pursue police reform and end racial disparities it announced on monday that it would conduct a sweeping investigation of the police department and local government in louisville kentucky following the police shooting of briana taylor a black woman in her home there last year it will determine whether l m p d engages in unconstitutional stops searches and seizures as well as whether the department unlawfully execute search warrants on private homes. it will also a sas whether l m p d engages in discriminatory conduct on the basis of race. in the days since former minneapolis police officer derrick chauvin was convicted of murdering george floyd 11 months ago police around the u.s. have shot and killed at least half a dozen people leading to more nationwide cries for racial justice and reform rob reynolds al jazeera dozens of people in the somali capital mogadishu are calling for presidential

. >>> and new developments in the fatal shooting of andrew brown jr. in elizabeth city, north carolina. the county sheriff under pressure from city officials and the local naacp, now saying he will take steps tomorrow to begin the process of releasing body cam video. nbc's kathy park is following this for us. kathy, good day to you. >> reporter: alex, it has been four days since the shooting death of andrew brown jr. and the community and his family want to know where is that body camera footage. now the sheriff says he's taking formal steps to release it. more demands from protesters to release body camera footage in the death of andrew brown jr. also calls from family. >> my nephew did not deserve that. say his name. >> reporter: elizabeth city officials. >> we are demanding that we have transparency and accountability. >> reporter: and now, the sheriff of pasquotank county, who was asked to resign by civil rights leaders on saturday. >> we want the body cam footage made public. people claim my office has the power to do so. that is not true. only a

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andrew brown jr. was killed last wednesday as deputies were attempting to serve him with a search and arrest warrant related to drug charges. deputies are heard on dispatch saying brown had a gunshot wound to his back. there are growing calls to police to release this footage. >> we're showing the entire world and all of america how you protest and get what you want. this is how we get justice, and this is what justice looks like. >> several protests took place across the country throughout the weekend following multiple fatal shootings involving law enforcement in just the last few weeks. we have our team of reporters covering the latest. i want to start where we began with kathy park in elizabeth, north carolina. it's been five days since andrew brown jr. was shot to death. why hasn't this body-cam footage been released? >> steph, good morning to you. the delay is fueling a lot of the frustration on the ground here among community members as well as families because they want to know exactly what ha

brown jr. andrew brown jr., a 42-year-old man, was killed outside his home as deputies attempted to serve him with a warrant and city officials are calling for the community to see the body camera footage, the mayor saying he is demanding accountability. i spoke to attorney benjamin crump now representing the brown family. >> what we believe is transparency is essential, it is essential, jim. why did the taxpayers pay all this money to have retrofit these officers with body cam video if when we needed it most, when it mattered most they would not let the public see what has transpired? >> cnn's natasha chen is in elizabeth city right now. that seems to be the pressing question right now. why is there this hold-up on the body camera footage? benjamin crump is concerned that it's hidden from the public why what is the answer? >> reporter: jim, the thing is people from all parties involved here have publicly stated that they agree that this footage should be released and that includes the sheriff.

few details have been released in the shooting of 42-year-old andrew brown jr. wednesday in elizabeth city. cnn's natasha chen is on the scene and has the latest. >>> the family of andrew brown jr. has an appointment on monday to meet with the county attorney and potentially view the body camera footage. this has been five full days now where nobody has seen the footage from the body cameras worn by the deputies on scene last wednesday when andrew brown was shot and killed. seeing this footage could help answer questions because right now all we have is the 911 audio that was publicly released where you can see an emergency responder saying a 42-year-old man has been found with a gunshot wound to the back. a witness also told cnn that she saw sheriff deputies shooting at brown's car as he was allegedly driving away, so a lot of concern from the family and community, especially if brown was, in fact, shot in the back. the community has been marching peacefully in the streets of elizabeth city the last few days, and the city held a press conference over the weeken

brown. >> andrew brown, jr., was shot while a search warrant was served. we have more elizabeth, north carolina. >> andrew brown's family here in elizabeth city, north carolina, say they have denied the opportunity to see the full body cam video of what happened to 42-year-old brown, when police moved in last wednesday. they were, however, given what they call a snippet of video, only 20 seconds and therein lies where they say is a big problem. what is the sheriff's department hiding by not giving them all the video. when they did look at the 20-second video which they watched repeatedly over and over, they concluded it was what they call an execution. >> dad got executed just by trying to save his own life. >> why is it that they get to choose what's the "pertinent parts" of the video. >> they crowded around his car, they shot, were shooting in the front window of his car. >> reporter: from where you were standing, did it appear that his car speeding away could be perceived as a threat to the officers where they were standing? >> no, because they were sta

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good evening, the family of andrew brown jr. is calling his death an execution after they watched police body cam video of sheriff deputies shooting during a raid at his home in elizabeth city, in north carolina. we have not seen the video after calling for the video release, brown's family and their attorneys say they were allowed to watch a 20-second snippet from a single deputy's body cam deputies ran up and guns drawn >> the sheriff's truck blocked him in his drive way so he could not exit he had his hands firmly on the steering wheel they wentup to his vehicle and shoots him >> oh no sure did >> he still stood there with his han hands on the steering wheel. they were still shooting him he drives off the car and runs in the the tree. >> that from the attorney. this is brown's son coming next. he says it was clear in the video that his father did not pose a threat to deputies. >> it is like we are against all odds in this world my dad got executed just by trying to save his own life. >> we could see the body cam video for our

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