>> body camera shows gutierrez gun drawn.ht ride the lightning that he could be killed. >> i am honestly afraid to get out. >> get your hands off of me. i didn't do anything. don't do that. >> it is not a problem. >> reporter: after two or three minutes of shouted commands, officer crocker tried to open the driver's car. >> i am actively serving this country, this is how you are going to treat me? >> reporter: the driver assaulted myself by striking my hand away and pulled away from officer's gutierrez, in his own body cam footage, nasario is not seen striking anyone. gutierrez gave more command or he'll be sprayed but no such warnings could be heard. gutierrez sprayed nasario without being told what he was pulled over for. >> take your seat belt off and get out the car. >> i am reaching for my seat belt. >> fine, let's go. >> reporter: once out of the car, nasario was handcuffed. can you tell me what's going on? why am i being treated like this? >> i can't believe i am being treated like this. >> reporter: nasario explained

cnn has not been able to reach officers crocker and gutierrez.ear if they have legal representation for this lawsuit. cnn has reached out to windsor police and town leaders and we have not yet heard back. christi and boris back to you. >> natasha chen, thank you so much for that. >>> stay with us, we are getting some information now about prince philip's funeral. details on that who who will be there next. and make life a little easier. cvs carepass... it's my savings secret. love. carepass members get 20% off cvs health brand products. whoaa! did you use all the band-aids? members also get free same-day rx delivery. oh cool. plus, a $10 monthly promo reward to spend on anything... even nail polish? ...all for $5/month. thanks for sharing! join carepass today and get a $10 monthly reward as a thank you. cvs. healthier made easier. out here, you're more than just a landowner. and get a $10 monthly reward as a thank you. you're a gardener. a landscaper. a hunter. because you didn't settle for ordinary. same goes for your equipment. versatile, power

dave gutierrez. he's joining us from what i'm sure is a very sunny and beautiful, san jose, california this morning, and since we have just the one speaker dave and i will be having a conversation for about 40 minutes and then with the remainder of our time we'll go to the public questions. so please while we're speaking feel free to post questions on our streaming platforms. we'll then try to get to those questions and in the q&a paid at the end, but from time being i have the pleasure of talking to dave 101 just the two of us dave gutierrez is a speaker writer and author his book patriots from the barrio tells the true story of the men of company e of the 141st infantry the us army's only mexican-american all mexican-american combat unit in world war ii dave has a quick pin and apparently has a lot of energy as well. he's riding another book right now. he's also published widely in newsletters and magazines newspapers and online publications and not writing. he's staying busy as the president of th

announced that joe gutierrez had announced thatjoe gutierrez had been sacked and other officers willan incident like this had cast their community in a negative light. tim allman, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: it shines a light on the ignored in america but nomadland was not overlooked at the baftas, the big winner of written�*s top film awards. —— britain's top film awards. pol pot, one of the century's greatest mass murderers has reported to have died of natural causes. he and the khmer rouge movement he led were responsible for the deaths of an estimated 1.7 million cambodians. there have been violent protests in indonesia, where playboy has gone on sale for the first time. traditionalist muslim leaders have expressed disgust. the magazine's offices have been attacked and its editorial staff have gone into hiding. it was clear that paula's only contest was with the clock. and as for her sporting legacy, paula radcliffe's competitors will be chasing her new world best time for years to come. shouting. quite quietly but quicker and quicker, she seemed tojust sli

gutiÉrrez le rocÍa gas pimienta en su cara.icial gutiÉrrez lo empujay le ordenÓ tirarse en el piso. poco despuÉs lo esposa. segÚn el reporte policial, el militar se negÓ a obedecer las Órdenes que le dieron. la conducta de los oficiales no sÓlo fue reprochable. sino ilegal. el teniente fue liberado sin cargos. su abogado asegura que los dos oficiales de policÍa utilizaron fuerza excesiva y vulneraron los derechos constitucionales de nazario. feliz: podemos ampliar mÁs cÓmo comenzÓ todo el incidente? villano: los oficiales lo detuvieron, supuestamente,porque no dieron una chapa que estuviera visible. sin embargo existÍa en la parte trasera del cristal. y dijeron que no habÍa obedecido las seÑales de paro. erika: autoridades de hawai investiga la muerte de un hombre de la marina de estados unidos, que armado se atrincherÓ en la habitaciÓn de un hotel. luego de disparar al personal y seguridad supuestamente se suicidÓ. la policÍa tuvo que evacuar el Área por varias horas sin que se registraron mÁs vÍctimas. fÉlix: los servicios de

and now thanks to gabe gutierrez today we to know. one more thing before you go. very, very, very important thing. >> yes? >>. >> i was listening to gina mccarthy on your show and it wasn't easy, i noticed, it wasn't easy for her to describe exactly what her job is because she is not secretary of and she is not epa administrator as she was before. so she described this chief kind of environmental advisor, climate advisor to the president, described it as hanging out with people. and she was talking about how she is hanging out because it's the boston way you describe working, hanging out. she was talking about she is hanging out with these people working on the infrastructure bill and she rattled off every member of the cabinet evolved and even beyond that. did you notice who she left out? >> who she left out of the cabinet description of the people she was hang outs with? no. >> hint. cabinet member. i could not believe my ears and i know my boss couldn't believe his ears. secretary of labor marty walsh, former boston mayor, was left out of that list by boston's

i have a respect for law enforcement. >> reporter: but gutierrez said it was not the problem.e i told you, as far as you not stopping, you're uncomfortable and want a well litt spot, that happens to us all the time. it happens a lot. 80% of the time, not always, it's a minority. >> reporter: while the officers couldn't understand why nazario didn't get out of the car as instructed, nazario said he didn't know why he was being stopped. >> i never looked out the window and saw a gun immediately. >> reporter: gutierrez eventually told nazario he had a conversation with the chief of police and was giving him the option to let this all go. >> there's no need to have this on your record. i don't want this on your record, however, if you want to fight and argue -- i have respect for you, you have that right as a citizen, if that's what you want. we'll charge you. it doesn't change my life either way. >> reporter: the town of windsor has added police department-wide requirements for additional training after this incident, implemented starting in january. the town told cnn they're sad

that was adjuster joe gutierrez who has since been fired. cnn has not been able to reach him or the other officer in this case. it's not clear if they have legal representation for this lawsuit. now virginia state police are investigating at the request of the windsor chief of police as well as the direction of the virginia governor. john. >> natasha chen for us with that story. natasha thank you so much for that story. joining us is cedric alexander, former president of the organization of black law enforcement specialists and also civil rights attorney areva martin. i want to go back to what we're seeing this morning. brooklyn center, ten miles from where derek chauvin is on trial and 20-year-old daunte wright was killed, cedric, in an encounter with police. to be completely transparent, we don't have too many details yet. we know he was pulled over. his mother said it was because of air fresheners dangling from his rearview mirror. we don't have details from the police. but we hear he was shot after apparently trying to get back into his

>> body camera footage shows officer joe gutierrez gun drawn, unfastening what might be his taser.suit says nazario thought "ride the lightning" meant he could be killed. >> i'm honestly afraid to get out. >> you should be. get out now. >> i have not committed any crimes. >> you are not cooperating at this point right now. you're under arrest for -- you're being detained. >> for a traffic violation i do not have to get out of the vehicle. you haven't even told me why i'm being stopped. >> about two to three minutes in, in, when i attempted to unlock and open the driver's door, the driver assaulted myself by striking my hand away and pulled away from officer gutierrez's grip. but in his own body camera footage, nazario is not seen striking anyone. crocker's report also says that gutierrez, quote, gave several more commands to comply with orders or he would be sprayed. but no such warnings could be heard. gutierrez just sprayed nazario, still without any otherer having told nazario what he's been pulled over for. >> take your seatbelt off and get out of the car. >> you made this way

crocker's report also says that at this point gutierrez, quote, save several more kpands commands toomply with orders or he would be sprayed with oc spray. he was just sprayed, still without either officer having told him what exactly he was pulled over for. >> that's [ bleep ] up. >> get out of the car. >> take your seat belt off and get out of the car. you made this way more difficult than it had to be. get on the ground. >> can you please talk to me about what's going on. can you please talk to me about what's going on. why am i being treated like this? >> you're not cooperating. get on the ground. >> the officers handcuffed him and stood him back up. he told them his dog was in the backseat and was choking from the pepper spray. medics arrived and the conversation mellowed. >> a two minute traffic stop turned into all this. >> he explained why he didn't immediately pull over. >> i was pulling over to a well lit area for my safety and yours. i have respect for law enforcement. >> but gutierrez said that wasn't the problem. >> raised voices between -- i get it, okay, like i told yo

>> i'm trying to breathe. >> reporter: gutierrez and his former partner, daniel crocker, now facing a $1 million lawsuit alleging a violation of constitutional rights nazario, who is black and latino, says it was due to racial profiling. >> take off your seat belt and get out of the car! >> look, i'm just going to just -- please >> you're going to do what you're told >> reporter: the lawsuit filed earlier this month also claims police threatened to end nazario's military career if he spoke out about the incident >> my client wants to prevent those two officers from doing it to anyone else >> reporter: tonight the town of windsor, virginia describing the events as unfortunate as virginia's governor calls for an independent investigation. geoff bennett, nbc news, washington >>> let's turn now to the covid crisis and a worsening situation in michigan and beyond. even with about 121 million receiving at least one vaccine dose across the country, almost 34,000 are in hospitals with michigan the new epicenter. miguel almaguer reports on calls for new limits there >> reporter: it's not just

city officials said an investigation found gutierrez did not follow the department's policies the second officer is still on the force and the video is -- well, here's nbc's sam brock >> reporter: the initial call for a felony traffic stop immediately turned tense, with officers pulling their weapons. >> put your hands out of the window. >> reporter: a windsor police officer says in his report he spotted a vehicle with dark tinted windows and no license plate displayed that was alluding police. though a lawsuit says the paper license plate was visible in the rear window of the new call. >> how many occupants are in the vehicle? >> it's only myself. y why are your weapons drawn, what's going on? >> reporter: the two officers demanding that he exit the suv as the body cameras and his cell phone were all rolling. >> what's going on >> get out of the car, now >> reporter: nazario who is black and latino asks repeatedly why he's being detained. >> i'm serving this country and this is how i'm treated? >> reporter: one of the responding officers appears to make reference to the electric chair a

the police officer in question, gutierrez, has already been fired.l charge here. it's rare to see that. the burden of proof is a lot higher than the civil context. and law enforcement is given a lot of deference when they're acting in the course of their duties. the law enforcement would say that they were tailing this car at night with tinted windows and what they believe was without a license plate and it took a minute and 40 seconds to pull over. but once they got to the gas station, which was well lit, they escalated the situation instead of de-escalating it. they drew their guns. they sprayed pepper spray in his eyes, shouted out terrible threats at lieutenant nazario. and all the while, it's important to know that they gave conflicting orders to the drivers. they told him to get out of the car. at the same time, they're telling him to show his hands outside the driver window. to me, the most telling part of all of this is when officer gutierrez told lieutenant nazario afterwards that, yeah, it's actually very common, it happens a lot that drive

hay nuevos detalles en el caso del niño wilton gutiérrez.evista exclusiva con telemundo lázaro gutiérrez dice que no va a firmar los papeles para ceder la custodia del menor a su madre que se encuentra en un albergue en texas. >> que regresaran para atrás al niño. como me han visto como cualquier basura, que uno no vale nada. no voy a firmar papeles. >> esta disputa retrasa el proceso, mientras que en estados unidos wilton y su mamá siguen en texas, y se espera que se inician los trámites legales para reencontrarse. decenas de soñadores en california presentaron una demanda contra el departamento de seguridad nacional por no dejarnos viajar. son 84 beneficiarios del programa daca (acción diferida para los llegados en la infancia), reclaman que no han recibido respuestas a su solicitud para ir a méxico, solicitud que hicieron hace ocho meses. >> tengo 20 meses viniendo y apliqué para venir a méxico, he esperado ocho meses, tengo 10 años sin ver a mi mamá. >> los estudiantes piden que un juez ordene agilizar sus trámites para poder viajar por

gutierrez sprayed nazario without having to tell naza are -- nazaroi was being pulled over. get on the ground. >> police tell me what it going on. >> police tell me what is going on. >> why am i being detained? >> get on the ground. right now or you're going get tased. >> the officers handcuffed nazario. he told them his dog was in the backseat and choking from the pepper spray. minutes later emts arrived. he explained why he didn't immediately pull over. >> i was pulling over to the well lit area. i have respect for law enforcement. >> reporter: but gutierrez said it wasn't the problem. [ inaudible ] >> i get it, okay. like i told you, as far as not stopping -- -- [ inaudible ] >> the officers couldn't understand why nazaroi didn't get out of the car as instructed, he said he didn't know why he was being stopped. >> i've never looked out the window and saw a gun shown immediately. >> he eventually told him he had a conversation with the chief of police and was giving him the option to let this all go. >> if you want to -- >> the officer said his life wouldn't be changed whe

gutierrez sprayed nazario without either officer having told nazario what exactly he was pulled over for. get on the ground. >> take your seat belt off and get out of the car. you made this way more difficult than it needed to be. >> can you please tell me what is going on. please tell me what is going on. why am i being detained? >> get on the ground. >> get on the ground. right now or you're going get tased. >> the officers handcuffed nazario. he told them his dog was in the backseat and choking from the pepper spray. minutes later emts arrived. the conversation mellowed. >> what could have been a two minute traffic stop turned into this. he explained why he didn't immediately pull over. >> i was pulling over to the well lit area. for my safety and yours. i have respect for law enforcement. >> reporter: but gutierrez said it wasn't the problem. [ inaudible ] >> i get it, okay. like i told you, as far as not stopping -- -- [ inaudible ] >> reporter: while the officers couldn't understand why tnazari didn't get out of the car as instructed, nazario said he didn't know why he was bein

gabe gutierrez and paul butler, thank you. let's listen to the questions about the car. >> i see nothing in the question and answer statement that mr. hall's statement had any amount of untrustiworthiness. this defense does have a right to a complete defense, but since there are witnesses who can testify to what and have testified to what mr. floyd looked like at the time, i don't think that the rules of evidence must give way completely to any claim of the defensiveness necessary for a complete defense. i find it accordingly is not admissible. any questions about that ruling from the state or the defense? all right. we have other housekeeping things, but we'll handle those after the jury unless you want to take care of some of those now. we'll be done before 4:00, is that correct? why don't we deal with the housekeeping things afterwards? we'll be in recess until the jury is ready. >> they're going to go into recess for five minutes. they were just talking about morris hall. i'd like to get more clarification on whether this

reiterÓ su deseo lÁzaro gutierrez. >> el tiempo que sÍ, que pido que regresen lo mÁs pronto posible.e en el paÍs visitaron a lÁzaro gutierrez. >> es debido que Él no desiste en esto, que el niÑo no estÁ siendo entregado ni su mamÁ, ni su tÍo. pedro: la abuela rechaza la peticiÓn. >> por quÉ lo van a traer para atrÁs? dijo que no quiere estar con su padre. >> estÁ difÍcil, quiere regresar al niÑo para que mi hermana regrese con Él. pedrÓ: quÉ le gustarÍa decirle? >> que lo quiero mucho. pronto vamos a estar juntos. pedro: el tÍo de wilton dijo que fue a que le tomen las huellas. ilia: estuviste frente al albergue donde se esperan reunir definitivamente. quÉ piensa hacer ella si se prolonga por un tiempo muy largo esta reuniÓn con su hijo? pedro: justamente, ilÍa, su hermano dijo que estÁ dispuesta a quedarse el tiempo que sea necesario. ella no abandonarÁ texas hasta que se reencuentre con wilton. el mensaje del hermano como notamos en la expresiÓn de meylin la preocupaciÓn es creciente. jorge: el camino hacia el sueÑo americano es muy cual duro para inmigrantes. muchos llegan a la fr

gutierrez just sprayed the lieutenant still without either officer having told him what exactly he was pulled over for. >> that's [ bleep ] up. >> get out of the car. >> i don't want to reach for my seat belt. can you. >> take your seat belt off and get out of the car. you made this way more difficult than it has to be. >> get on the ground now. >> can you please talk to me about what's going on? why am i being treated like this? >> because you are not cooperating. get on the ground. lay down or you are going to get tased. >> >> reporter: the officers handcuffed had him and stood him back up. he said the dog was in the back and was coughing because of being peppered strayed. later on. >> what could have been a two minute traffic stop turned into this. the lieutenant explained why he didn't pull over. >> i was pulling over into a well-lit area for my safety and yours. i have respect for law enforcement. >> reporter: but the officer saying that's not the problem. >> with the race relations and media and all that i get it. you wanted a well lit spot. it happened the me all the time. 80% o

now gutierrez is the one who has been fired. able to reach him or the other officer in this case. it's not clear whether they have legal representation for this lawsuit. but the town of windsor did offer this statement late last night and i'll read part of it to you. it says it was determined that windsor police department policy was not followed. this resulted in disciplinary action and department-wide requirements for additional training were implemented beginning if january and continue up to the present. since that time, officer gutierrez was also terminated from his employment. of course, we have more questions that we are trying to get answered from the town of windsor and their police department. jim. >> thank you for those details. that was cnn law enforcement charles ramsey, you herd the run-up about 40 seconds before he pulled over. you saw on video what follows here. it seems to me having covered so many of these over the last several years, you had options to escalate or deescalate. here you have the officers repeate

de buckingham, ni en el casi de windsurf. —— castillo. ♪ ♪ carolina: te agradecemos con marcela gutiÉrrezl toro nos cuenta mÁs de su historia. ♪ ♪ aileen: el prÍncipe felipe naciÓ en grecia en 1000 ——1921 el menor de cinco hermanos, fue el Único hijo tras un magma con clara isabel se convirtiÓ en duque de edimburgo ♪ ♪ ♪ [habla en otro idioma] aileen: phillips conociÓ su futura esposa en una boda en 1934, se casaron cinco aÑos antes de que ella se convirtiera en reina. fue Él el encargado de decirle a isabel que su padre habÍa muerto, y que ella era la nueva monarca. su matrimonio de73 aÑos de cuatro hijos ocho nietos y 16 bisnietos. de los deberes reales, habÍa completado mÁs de 22.000 compromisos en solitarios desde 1952. apoyÓ a mÁs de 800 organizaciones benÉficas, realizÓ mÁs de 620 visitas en solitario a 123 paÍses, viajÓ miles de millas por todo el mundo. a la reina. el consorte britÁnico con mÁs aÑos de servicio, Él y la reina compartÍan una tatarabuela, la reina victoria. fue el primer miembro de la realeza entrevistado en televisiÓn era un hombre con muchos pasatiempos, incluido

i think if they did, the outcome may have been different. >> gabe gutierrez asked about her reaction to derek chauvin. >> what do you make of derek chauvin in a courtroom? >> i felt bad for him, i really did. i felt sorry for him. i guess what stood out for me is that video they took a still photo of it, of him, mr. floyd's neck with his hands in his pockets and i felt like, the message i was getting from that photo was, like i'm here to do my job and nobody is gonna tell me how to do it. i felt like he was being defiant on what everybody and anybody was trying to point out to him. >> we knew that one unnamed sure lived in brooklyn center and was subject to the curfew there after nighttime protests of the police killing of daunte wright, now we know, that juror was lisa christiansen. >> you live in brooklyn center, and as that came up once you weren't in the courtroom but there was a discussion, the defense attorney at one point wanted the jury sequestered because of what was happening here, when those protests were on their way, when daunte wright was killed, did you hear about any

they concluded that officer gutierrez would be disciplined. he was fired earlier this week after that video became public. hey, it was announced there will be no charges filed against a capitol police officer who shot and killed a woman during the riot on january 6, the victim. >> 35 year-old ashli babbitt. i was trying to climb through a broken window in a door when the officer opened fire. federal prosecutors who reviewed video and statement said that there were there was insufficient evidence to support criminal prosecution in the case. babbitt was one of 5 people, including a police officer who were killed in the unrest that day. all right. switching gears here for a moment. going to take a live look outside and believe it or not, there is a golden gate bridge somewhere in there. >> yeah. boy hazy wednesday. our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here. you won't really know it based on that picture. but been at normally windy. april is like yes, it's been very windy, especially even through the latter part of march. we're looking at th

. >>> lo que sucediÓ >>> lazaro gutiÉrrez sabÍa pocos detalles >>> junto al menor de sus 2 hijos luegollÁ y el hermano la estÁ ayudando >>> esta es la habitaciÓn que dejaron vacÍo y el mayor de los hijos que eligiÓ quedarse con su padre en nicaragua y aÑora un reencuentro >>> tu corazÓn de hermano quÉ dice? >>> que se viniera >>> pero con Él >>> no sÉ que irÁn a hacer >>> ¿por quÉ no te fuiste? >>> porque era arriesgar la vida >>> permanece bajo resguardo de las autoridades estadounidense mientras su madre se encuentra secuestrada en mÉxico segÚn informÓ su hermano quiÉn vive en la florida >>> una posibilidad que aperra >>> la abuela. >> fwid a mi hijo es lo primero que deseo >>> el gobierno de nicaragua informÓ el viernes que han tomado cartas en el caso y que ya enviaron comunicaciÓn en el gobierno de mÉxico y estados unidos en bÚsqueda de una soluciÓn que podrÍa incluir la repatriaciÓn de madre e hijo lo cierto es que hasta el momento lo Único que podrÍa que devolver la paz obregÓn y gutiÉrrez es la que se encuentra con vida. >> en la comunidad caribe sur de nicaragua alfonso flores

gabe gutierrez continues to lead our coverage. >> reporter: it didn't take long for courteney ross to cry as she remembered how she met george floyd in 2017. >> floyd, i called him momma's boy. i could tell from the minute i met him. >> reporter: this now iconic photo o floyd was taken as a selfie at the salvation army where he worked. >> floyd has this great, deep southern voice. >> reporter: they began dating, as she told jurors how he was devastated by the death of his mother. >> he seemed kind of like a shell of himself, like he was -- like he was broken he seemed so sad >> reporter: during her testimony, meant to humanize floyd, one juror off camera had a furrow brow and one of his hands up by his masked face, seemingly emotional. ross said injuries and his desires to still be physically active led floyd to pain pills. >> we both suffered from chronic pain. mine was in my neck and his was in his back we got addicted and -- and tried really hard to -- to break that addiction many times. >> reporter: in march of 2020, ross testified she drove floyd to the hospital and learned he'd

officers joe gutierrez and daniel crocker repeatedly called for him to get out of the vehicle. anything. back up. ..then one of the officers starts using pepper spray. hold on. the soldier, who is black and latino, said he was frightened to unbuckle his seatbelt, feeling in a confrontation with police he had to keep both hands on display. take your seatbelt off and get out of the car! eventually, he got out of his car, was forced to the ground, and handcuffed. put your hands behind your back. repeats: put your hands behind your back. i in the end, he would be released without charge, but lieutenant nazario is no longer happy to let things lie. if we hold enough of these officers accountable for these actions, eventually, we won't have another incident like this. and i think that's what one of client's major aims are with this litigation — to try and stop this kind of behaviour. open the door! get out of the car! a sentiment perhaps shared by the town of windsor. in a statement, local officials announced thatjoe gutierrez had been sacked and other officers will now get additiona

investigators testified the pills contained meth lester >> gabe gutierrez, thank you. >>> president biden turned up the heat on congress today to pass his massive infrastructure plan while saying he is open to compromise on taxes. kristen welker is at the white house. kristen, what's the president saying >> reporter: lester, tonight president biden is defending his more than $2 trillion infrastructure plan he says will create millions of jobs to pay for it the president says he'll raise taxes on corporations republicans say those tax hikes will actually cost jobs and they call the plan a spending spree with most of the money not going to things like roads and bridges. i pressed the president on whether he's open to compromise he said he's "wide open." tomorrow the president is expected to announce executive actions aimed at curbing gun violence, including on so-called ghost guns, which are homemade guns that don't require background checks. lester >> kristen, thank you. >>> in atlanta the mlb's decision to move the all-star game to protest georgia's new voting law has many small business

lester >> all right, gabe gutierrez tonight. thank you. >>> in just 60 seconds, how some people are becoming infected with covid even after getting vaccinated >>> and our exclusive tonight. a troubling problem facing a growing number of young children and what parents need to know >>> let's turn now to the covid crisis and steady progress vaccinating americans against covid but also some new setbacks to tell you about more than 112 million have now received at least one dose while 36,000 are hospitalized many newly infected are young and a small number have been fully vaccinated miguel almaguer explains >> reporter: as the nation adds another 74,000 new covid cases in a single day, tonight the numbers are among the most concerning for the young. new infections among 10 to 19-year-olds are climbing in minnesota they account for 1 in every 6 new cases. dr. vin gupta is seeing younger patients with serious lung problems. >> once covid-19 wreaks havoc on lungs it doesn't really matter if you're older or younger >> reporter: no one a

we'll get to all of it, but let's start in minneapolis with gabe gutierrez. >> justice at last we got justice at last >> reporter: from relief to reflection >> i feel good we got justice >> reporter: today as the country exhaled following the verdict the justice department launched an investigation into the practices of the minneapolis police department >> yesterday's verdict in the state criminal trial does not address potentially systemic policing issues in minneapolis. >> reporter: now a wide-ranging federal review of how the department does its job is under way from use of force during public demonstrations to handling people with mental health problems to discrimination in hiring practices >> i think this is arguably the most significant moment in our city's history >> reporter: mayor jacob frey wants congress to pass federal police reform. >> i think there is now a renewed sense of urgency like never before >> reporter: george floyd's brother says he prayed for 30 minutes before the verdict. >> i was excited it was a pivotal moment for me, my family, the world. >> reporter: afte

gabe gutierrez is there and leads off our coverage >> reporter: after 45 witnesses and 14 days of testimony, tonight derek chauvin's fate is in the hands of the jury >> you can believe your eyes. >> reporter: during closing arguments today in excruciating detail prosecutors reminded jurors of floyd pinned under chauvin's knee for nine minutes and 29 seconds. >> george floyd's final words on may 25, 2020 were "please, i can't breathe. he said those words. to the defendant he asked for help. with his very last breath >> reporter: floyd's death sparked worldwide protests and reignited a social justice movement >> i'd like to thank the community and also i'd like to thank everybody around the world for standing together with us in solidarity. >> reporter: but in the courtroom today prosecutors tried to keep the jury's focus on the actions of one police officer not the whole system >> this is not an anti-police prosecution. it's a pro-police prosecution. >> reporter: chauvin is facing three charges. second and third degree murder and second degree manslaughter if convicted, the most serious char

gabe gutierrez is there tonight. >> reporter: after 38 witnesses and 11 days of testimony, today the murder trial of derek chauvin entered a new phase. >> your honor, the state of minnesota rests. >> reporter: with the prosecution wrapping up, the defense took center stage, arguing that george floyd died from drugs and pre-existing health conditions, not chauvin's knee on his neck. >> put your hands on the dash. >> reporter: the first witness, a retired minneapolis officer who arrested floyd during a previous incident in 2019 as shown in this body camera video. >> the passenger was unresponsive and non-compliant to my commands. >> reporter: but under cross-examination, he acknowledged floyd eventually did comply. a paramedic then testified floyd told her he'd taken multiple opioid pills that day >> i asked him why he said it's because he was addicted. >> reporter: the defense then shifted to the night of floyd's death in 2020. speaking publicly for the first time, shawanda hill, the woman in floyd's suv, told the jury he was asleep when the officers approached the vehicle. >> i was l

we get more on this from gabe gutierrez. we have to warn you, the video is disturbing >> show me your hands! show me your hands >> reporter: the dark body camera video from a virginia sheriff's deputy shows him confronting 32-year-old isaiah brown last week. >> drop the gun! >> he's got a gun to his head >> drop the gun now! stop walking toward me stop walking toward me stop stop [ gunshots ] >> reporter: brown survived at least seven gunshots turns out he was not holding a gun but a cordless house phone >> my concern at this point is just for my son to hopefully come home alive >> reporter: earlier that night brown's car had broken down at a gas station. a deputy had given him a ride home. a short time later brown called 911 when he got into an argument with his brother. >> what is the problem? >> i'm about to kill my brother >> reporter: but seconds later he told the dispatcher he had no gun on him. >> do you have any weapons on you >> no. >> reporter: the deputy who opened fire was the same one who'd given brown a ride ho

policÍa de virginia, gutiÉrrez y el agente daniel participaron en la detenciÓn de...iente demandÓ a los agentes por abuso de autoridad. >> a punta de pistola, con gas pimienta y tirÁndolo al suelo, son las imÁgenes de la intervenciÓn de dos policÍas de virginia con el teniente ocurrida en diciembre pasado. el abogado del hombre sostiene que este nunca retÓ a los oficiales y que se violaron sus derechos constitucionales. segÚn el expediente oficial, le ordenaron detener su vehÍculo porque su auto no tenÍa matrÍcula trasera. >> en su defensa el teniente explica que el auto era reciÉn comprado y aÚn tenÍa las placas temporales y que si continuÓ manejando por dos minutos hasta una gasolinera bien iluminada fue porque temÍa por su seguridad. >> cuando me bajo del carro. >> ricardo gÓmez dirigiÓ un departamento de policÍa en florida, dice haber pasado por algo similar en una parada de trÁfico en un entrenamiento en virginia. >> estoy con el uniforme de la academia nacional de policÍa que es una camisa que tiene el emblema del fbi, tengo el carnet afuera, y asÍ todo, Él saca

police officer making his decision on whether to testify about the death of george floyd our gabe gutierrez has late details >> reporter: it had been one of the largest questions looming over the trial, whether derek chauvin would take the stand in his own defense. today the answer >> i will invoke my fifth amendment privilege. >> reporter: chauvin told the judge without the jury in the room that he would not testify. >> i have advised you and we have gone back and forth on the matter, would be kind of an understatement right? >> yes, it is. >> reporter: george floyd's younger brother rodney says it had been on his mind >> i was hoping to see him get on that stand. but he didn't do it. >> you wanted to see him testify? >> yeah. i wanted to see him accept some accountability >> reporter: but legal experts say chauvin's choice is no surprise. >> the biggest risk for putting derek chauvin on the stand is that he does the exact opposite of what you want him to do instead of humanizing himself he comes across as looking cold to the jury, which further proves what the state is already trying to e

testimony resumes monday, lester >> all right gabe gutierrez, thank you. >>> now to the covid crisis and new cdc guidance on travel while still urging americans against non-essential travel, those fully vaccinated are now considered low-risk but tom costello reports there's concern about this holiday weekend. >> reporter: heading into the easter weekend, concern tonight that superspreader events could undermine progress against the pandemic, leading to a potential fourth wave. as nearly 900 people are still dying every day. crowds expected from beaches to back yards. at airports nationwide a year of cabin fever quickly turning into the great escape 1.5 million air travelers on thursday alone. with 22% of u.s. adults now fully vaccinated, the cdc still recommending against non-essential travel, is also offering new travel guidelines fully vaccinated travelers do not need to be tested before or after traveling in the u.s. unless their destination requires it and there is no need to self-quarantine >> fully vaccinated grandparents can fly to visit their healthy grandkids without getting

desde londres, marcela gutierrez tiene la cronica...tados unidos, que continua aumentando el porcentaje de personas que se han vacunado por completo, suma un nuevo grupo de poblacion al proceso y del cual no hay tanto control... se trata de los desamparados que por sus dificiles condiciones de vida, son muy vulnerables a contraer la enfermedad... en los angeles, california, dulce castellanos con la informacion... esta tarde, unas 300 personas salieron a las calles del centro de denver, colorado, para protestar por la muerte de daunde wright, el joven de 20 aqos que recibio un disparo mortal de un agente de policia de minnesota, el 11 de abril.... la policia se movilizo para controlar el trafico con equipo anti- disturbios, pero la manifestacion fue pacifica y no hubo incidentes mayores. al menos dos personas resultaron heridas, una de ellas en estado grave, en un tiroteo ocurrido hoy en un el estado de nebraska... la policia esta buscando a los dos sospechosos que aparecen en las camaras de seguridad y que se dieron a la fuga, sin ofrec

gutierrez just sprayed him without either officer telling him what he was pulled over for. >> that's belt off and get out of the car. you made this way more difficult than it had to be. >> can you please talk to me about what is going on. can you please talk to me about what is going on? why am i being treated like this. >> because you are not cooperating. >> lie down or you will get tased. >> he told him his dog was in the backseat choking from the pepper spray. medics arrives and the conversation mellowed. he explained why he didn't immediately pull over. >> i was pulling over to a well-lit area for my safety and yours. i have respected for the law enforcement. >> but gutierrez said that was not the problem. >> what the media is spewing with the race relations, i get it, okay, so like i told you, as far as you not stopping because you wanted a well-lit spot, it happens to me a lot. 80% of the time it's a minority. >> why officers could not understand why he did not get out of the car as instructed, he said he didn't know why he was being stopped. >> i never looked out the window an