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Prosecutor laid them out. >> but ben crump is right, for all of those people who didn't have video, there are virtually -- there is virtually never a conviction, whether it's police or people that take the law into their own hands. there has been a line that's been repeated over and of in this country for decades. that police and other people don't get -- people don't get shot or killed for doing nothing wrong. >> i think you're right. and that is the problem. we need to be able to get to the point where, when we say these crimes, racial crimes are happening, they are believed. that it is not ...

Crimes, racial crimes are happening are of the belief that it is not required to actually be on video. but in a courtroom, as a former prosecutor, having video, or having audiotapes or having things that captured all of the emotion of the moment, those are priceless in helping any prosecutor really convey what happened, and probably more importantly, refuting what a defense team may try to come in later and try to retool the facts or restate the facts in a way that's beneficial to them. >> throughout the trial, the defense counsel in particular for roddie bryan, the third mand charged, repeate...

Things that capture all of the emotion of the moment, those are priceless and helping any prosecutor really convey what happened, and probably more importantly, refuting what a defense team may try and come in later and try and retool the facts, or restate the fact in a way that is beneficial to them. >> throughout the trial, the defense in particular for ronny brian, the third man charged, repeatedly raised the issue of black pastors in the courtroom. one of them who he was reporting two was reverend al sharpton, he called them and other a literal lob, he used the term he said his client was ...