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Wouldn't it be robert mcculloch to make that decision? >> we know that the prosecutor didn't have to go to the grand jury. the prosecutor could have just charged. certainly in this kind of case, the prosecutor can just charge. how will the prosecutor, given what's gone on in ferguson use that discretion? having been a prosecutor, i don't know that this is the right place to go in terms of using your discretion. >> a sensitive issue for both. i have more on this topic i want to cover with both of you. stick around, if you would. also breaking this hour, we're learning that volunteer union membe...

Basically never leaving his computer, that's how he did this -- >> he told you all this? >> told it all. took in the drugs from china, ordered them directly from the labs, redistributed them, sent them through the mails to almost every single state in this country. >> and he did this interview before he was effectively sentenced to the maximum -- >> absolutely right. and he was doing it as the parents tonight that you will hear are doing it, as the prosecutors are doing it, as a warning. i don't want to scare kids -- >> sure. >> listen, knowledge is power. >> go ahead and scare me. i have two ...

Was difficult to come forward because she didn't want to take down a man who's meant so much to the black community. >> for me, being a woman of color, the pain is perhaps magnified because part f of my not wanting to come out and say anything was, oh, my god, i don't want to destroy the positive images that were created in such a wonderful way on television for black people. >> so ms. alison is among 17 who have now claimed that bill cosby sexually assaulted them. and the question looming over the scandal is whether bill cosby will do anything about it? will he fight the allegations that are ...

We have a portion of our program tonight dealing with that. but to your point, these are chemicals manufactured by businesspeople. >> and so as i understand it, the businesses are getting ahead of the legal system. and whatever catch-up the law is trying to do isn't fast enough. it's cat and mouse. >> they changed the molecular content just enough to make it legal in their eyes for a split second. the law catches up and says, oh, a new form we have to ban. now the u.s. is trying to get ahead of that, blocking groups of chemical compounds but it's very difficult. and it's also very difficult to...

Would be mitigated somewhat, police officers knowing that they're under the microscope and those who they're responding to would know they're taped as well? >> more so on the part of the police officers because they know the ramifications of bad behavior, this being recorded. but some of the people they go up against, it won't make any difference at all. police officers use expressions that some people that they go against are liquored up, drugged up or amped up, meaning just so much adrenaline and so much resistance on the part of the subject that rational discussion doesn't cut it, even if t...