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On front next, a state of emergency in Elizabeth City, North Carolina, after attorneys for the family

of Andrew Brown say they

were shown just 20 seconds of body cam video, the family calling it an execution of the 42-year-old man.

So why won't officials show the family and the country the rest of the video?

Plus power shift, the first census results are out.

Democrats losing House seats, Trump states are gaining them.

And President Biden about to announce new guidance on masks. What are the new rules? Let's go out front.

And good evening. I'm Aaron Burnett. Out front tonight, 20 seconds. 20 seconds of video from one body cam.

It has been five days since Andrew Brown Jr.

was shot and killed by sheriff's deputies in Elizabeth City, North Carolina. And that is all

the family of Andrew Brown Jr. was shown today, according to their attorneys. The family said

they expected to transparency, but what they got instead, according to their attorneys, they

describe it as disrespect, delays,

and incomplete information. Disrespect, they feel, because they were made to wait two hours

so the county could blur the faces of some of the people in the video. And by the way, let's just

be clear here, it's been five days they've been asking for it. So that extra two hour wait felt

disrespectful and also disrespect when they were shown with their attorneys after all of that called a 20-second snippet.

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