thriving. that's making news in me right now on "america this morning." breaking news. police fatally shoot a man during a traffic stop near minneapolis. igniting violence on the street. smashing windows and surrounding the police station. officers firing flash bangs and a curfew in place. >> miles from where george floyd was killed. the trial resuming this morning. the latest from minneapolis. >> also developing over night. nuclear sabotage. a power outage at a site in iran. >> a major power outage and concern about another eruption. now the ash clouds spreading to

another island. >> back in britain. prince harry back in london. his potential role in the funeral. >> history at the maesers. the unlikely winner and big losses for those who placed bets on the result. >> the home explosion caught on camera in california. from abc news in new york. this is "america this morning." good monday morning. we begin with the breaking news. protests erupting in the minneapolis area over night after police fatally shot a black man during a traffic stop. >> the mayor of the imposed a curfew of 6:00 a.m. because of growing civil unrest. protesters surrounded police headquarters. >> miles from where george floyd was killed last year. all of this now raising tension with the trial of former minneapolis police officer chauvin set to resume today.

>> this morning a deadly police involved shooting sparking tension. not far from former minneapolis police officer on trial for the death of george floyd. last night in brooklyn center, minnesota. clashing with officers jumping on a police suv and using a concrete block to smash the windows. later protesters surround headquarters. officers firing plash bangs. sunday police shot and killed a man during a traffic stop hours earlier. police say officers tried to arrest the driver on a warrant. when the man tried to get into his vehicle. that's when police say an officer shot him. the car kept driving for several blocks. crashing. our minneapolis affiliate reports the driver identified by family as 20 year-old. was pronounced dead at the scene. his mother says she was on phone with him. when police pulled him over. >> i heard the phone. put on the dash board or

dropped. and i heard scuffling. and the police said don't run. the officer said put the phone down and hung it up. >> the body cameras were on. which is the subject of a state investigation. it's only ten miles from minneapolis. where this week defense attorneys will begin presenting their case in the trial of former officer chauvin. and in the death of george floyd. arguing his drug use and heart issues led to his death. >> experts will talk about the fentanyl. and this could have been considered over dose. >> over two weeks the jury has heard from medical experts testifying that chauvin's actions were largely to blame for the death. >> there's no evidence to suggest he would have died that night. except for the interaction with law enforcement. >> police in riot gear left the scene.

peaceful demonstrators gathered again. demanding justice for both. >> we're here, we're peaceful. and we can solve the issue. if we come together. >> there's no word opt details on the arrest warrant. minnesota governor tweeted saying he's monitoring lt situation and he and his wife are primarying for taying for t. >> two police officers in virginia seen fulling over a black u.s. army lieutenant with gns drawn. one of the officers has been fired. they stopped second lieutenant for a missing license plate. even though he had a temperature ray plate in the back. he kept driving after they tried to pull him over. he says it was less than two minutes to pull into a gas station. they pepper sprayed him. knocking him to the ground. police have opened a criminal investigation at the governors

request. >> it should get us the answers that we need. about what happened and have there been other incidents like this. with the particular officers or the department. >> there was nothing i saw in that video that justified their conduct. >> it was unacceptable. and dangerous. it has to stop. >> the police department says the officers didn't follow policy. he is suing. >> turning to the pandemic. covid cases rising in 30 states. michigan the bigs spikest. hops are overwhelmed. the biggest surge since last spring. the question is what to do about it. we have more on that. >> good morning. covid hot spots from new york to michigan leaving health officials scrambling. in just the past week. in the upper midwest hospitalization surged nearly 30%. >> this morning healthcare workers in michigan.

overwhelmed. hospital beds filling up with covid patients quicker than staff can keep up. >> the other day 60 patients. eight to ten hour wait. we don't have enough nurses. >> michigan the epicenter of the alarming rise in cases across the country. the rate the highist since april of last year. >> it's breaking our hearts. we're eotionally. >> the biden administration sending help to vax vaccinate more people in the state. pleading if r more shots. >> when there's a surge. it's important we go to rush into meet where the need is. >> over the weekend the vaccination effort shattering the previous record. 4.6 million americans received a dose on saturday alone. this week the u.s. expecting a potentially devastating 85% drop

in johnson & johnson vaccine supply. this amidfears the variant found in south africa could breakthrough the pfizer vaccine. >> evidence it may happen. we don't know the extent. >> in new york after 72 days in the hospital. bath battling the virus. grateful to be home. >> you don't really know how much you'll miss something. until it's taken away. >> 39 states have expanded vaccine eligibility to people 16 and older. three more expected to do the same this week. >> all right. thank you. developing story over seas concerning iran nuclear program. incident at one of the enrichment sites triggered a power outage and suggestions israel is behind the sabotage. nobody claimed responsibility. officials from the u.s. and israel tell the "new york times" israel intelligence played a role. the plant could be out of

service for nine months. >> washington president biden hosting a meeting with the bipartisan group to discuss his $2 trillion infrastructure package. both parties say they are willing to negotiate. republicans are demanding a smaller bill. former new jersey governor christy says it's not really an infrastructure plan. because it includes spending on healthcare programs. >> i said last week the president is not telling the truth. and this is the care economy. this is care infrastructure. >> what's infrastructure? it's been what makes the economy move. we need roads and bridges. and transmission. lights in peoples homes and offices. people can actually go to work if they have an ageing parent or child. >> raising the corporate tax rate to pay for the plan is the other big sticking point. >> the chairman of the federal reserve upbeat about the economy. he told 60 minutes the u.s. is

poised for an extended period of growth and hiring. he doesn't expect to raise interest rates this year. and down played inflation linked to government spending. >> breaking news. a gas leak may have triggered this explosion that destroyed a home. at least two people injured. one litically. the entire roof was blown off. >> time for a look at monday weather. >> conditions will be much calmer in florida. after large hail in the area. tens of thousands of homes lost power. a teenager was can i feeled after a stepping on a downed power line near tampa. this was of the scene in panama city beach. a tornado coming ashore. ripping off several roofs in the area. as for the morning a wet commute across the northeast. rain with cool conditions. 50 degrees in new york.

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back now with the fire breaking out at this immigration enforcement building in portland. protesters set two fires saturday night. which burned temporary wooden barricades. no arrests reported. >> migrant surge at the southern border. texas governor expects 35,000

migrant children in u.s. custody by june. he's blaming president biden policy and warns the surge will keep getting worse. border patrol announced plans to open new facilities in to pocess children who arrive alone. more about a ten year-old boy found walking along the border. his uncle says that were kidnapped by a gang. he was freed after they paid. his mother is still held. >> the volcano emergency. hours after a major power outage the island is bracing for more eruptions. >> thousands of people expected to evacuate. at least three cruise ships ready to serve as emergency shelter. the caribbean island looking like a battle zone. >> look at the sky. the eruption of the volcano friday pumped clouds of ash six miles into the air.

forcing 18,000 people to leave their homes. >> nobody gets injured. nobody dead. >> 3,200 people now in shelters. >> i am scared. i'm hoping for the best. so everything can be over. >> setting off tremors over the weektd. some lasting 20 minutes. >> given the previous eruption. they lasted six months to a year. this is the long term span of the eruption. the worst of it could be weeks. >> a massive clean up. 118 miles away where ashes raining down courtesy of the wind. >> it's raining like a mud. like ash and water.

>> the asking people to stay inside and wear a mask. >> we'll fight it with common sense. it may need a few cents and dollars too. we need common sense. >> roughly 100,000 people live in st. vincent. the last time it erupted in 1979, it caused nearly $100 million in damage. >> thank you. coming up history is made at the masters and gamblers lost a will the of money. >> what we have learned about the funeral for prince phillip and harry's role. was knocking me out of my zone, but lowering my a1c with once-weekly ozempic® helped me get back in it. ♪ oh, oh, oh, ozempic® ♪ my zone? lowering my a1c and losing some weight. now, back to the show. ozempic® is proven to lower a1c. most people who took ozempic® reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it.

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about how dark their skins son might be. >> potentially. what that would mean or look like. >> he will be at the funeral without meghan. who is pregnant. and advised not to travel. now many are left wondering if the death will help heal the royal family rift. prince william and harry will walk behind his casket. similar to how the duke walked with his grandsons behind their mother. 20 years ago. the funeral for the 99 year-old will be held saturday. according to covid restrictions, he must quarantine for five days after arrival. >> whether or not there's an opportunity to have an of the difficult conversations about the other things going on. and the disagreements. it remains to be seen. >> this morning the royal family is gathering around the queen. including her son. who is kept out of the public eye. amidcontroversy over the friendship with the late sex

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>> now at 5:00. unrest in minnesota after police shot and killed a man during a traffic stop. the events unfolding miles from where derek chauvin is on trial. and a sixth woman coming forward saying the mayor of a north bay town sexually assaulted her. also this morning the youngest san francisco students are heading back to school for the first time in more than a year. a look ahead of what to expect in the classroom. good morning. welcome to monday, april 12th. >> let's start with a look at forecast with meteorologist mike nicco. let's try to get this monday off on a decent note. you can see we have a few clouds along the coast. some are starting to spill into the bay. we will call it clear to partly cloudy this morning. notice the winds coming out of the northwest and they are fairly light right now. let's take a look. some of the clouds hanging over san francisco as we look from

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