brown's vehicle crossed roanoke avenue and struck a tree in the residence on roanoke avenue and came to rest. the county team gave chase, removed brown from the driver's seat and life saving efforts were immediately begun. emergency medical services were requested at 8:26 a.m. lieutenant judd was a supervising officer. he was on the scene at the time of the shooting. other supervising officers of the county sheriff's office arrived including chief deputy fog who collected the weapons and cell phones of the officers who fired. all of the following is clearly depicted on the body cameras that were operational and functioning properly on april 21, 2021. they were being worn by the aforementioned county sheriff's officers. the total length of officer involvement with mr. brown from the time they exited the vehicle until mr. brown was removed from the vehicle is 44 seconds. i'm now going to show you the four body cam videos that depict law enforcement activity with mr. brown on that day. >>> all right. we're going to jump out of this. this is the first time any body cam video footage from

brown's vehicle struck a tree and the residence on roanoke avenue and came to rest. the pasquotank team gave chase, removed him from the driver's seat and lifesaving efforts were immediately begun. at 8:24 deputies notified dispatch of shots fired. emergency medical services were requested at 8:26 a.m. lieutenant judd of the supervising officer. others arrived including chief deputy fog who collected the weapons and cell phones of the officers who fired. all of the following is clearly depicted on the body cameras that were operational and functioning properly on april 21, 2021. they were being warned by the aforementioned pasquotank county sheriff's officers. the total length of involvement with mr. brown from the time they ex intered the vehicle until mr. brown was removed from the vehicle is 44 seconds. i'm now going to show you the four body cam videos that depict law enforcement activity with mr. brown on that day. >> go, go, go, go! stop the -- car! show me ir hands! >> let me see your hands. >> hey, let me see your hands! >> show me your hands! >> go, go, go!

during the summer, at lunchtime, this food truck travels up and down the disadvantage to areas of roanoke loose and stacy are 2 volunteers that give out free meals to children. when school system, your get lunch and you get breakfast. so a lot, a lot of families depend on that lunch or breakfast that they don't necessarily have to buy if that makes sense because the school system will provide it for them . but in the summer, from june to mid august, there is no school. so then where are those move coming from? so that's where we kind of step in. they serve up to 200 meals a day, and every time they arrive, they are eagerly awaited i'm doing good. how are you all here? because you don't really? yes, i'm starving. i guess on today's menu, a sandwich, a carton of milk and a key. we're in this family. both parents do not work. they receive $1200.00 euros of social welfare a month. but as a family of 5, it's barely enough to live on. the, well, i just try to get in at least $2.00 to $3.00, but towards the end of the month when the stamps are on, maybe $11.00 of the end of the month. yes, eithe

known for his efforts to maintain the roanoke war memorial, driving around town in his red, white and blue car, and handing out juicy fruit gum, he made an impression wherever he went. in 2008 he said one of his proudest moments wag having marble flower vases added to the star city's war memorial after years of lobbying. urging folks to, quote, never forget those veterans. his daughter said his work was never about him but rather about the veterans who served and gave their lives. with traffic stopped, a police officer standing at attention and members of the combat veterans motorcycle association as pal bearers, he was laid to rest the way he deserved. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from florida seek recognition? >> i seek unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks as necessary. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, madam speaker. i rise today to declare my community's unshakable support for the state of israel. israel has been un

together they guide abraham along the appomattox river down to the blackwater river and finally to the roanoke river, which is nearby where we are now in blacksburg, virginia. although he did not make it this far west. together, they help abraham through some politically dicey situations where, for example, someone does not want him to continue to go west because they are trying to protect their own trades and alliances. they help to integrate abraham's environmental knowledge with his cultural knowledge of the area. abraham becomes a trader in the southeast region. this was happening across the southeast. as virginians are moving into the piedmont south, carolinian traders are moving north. often times they are competing for the same skins. for native people, particularly the meherrin, the deer skin trade changes how they live their lives day to day for the next century and a half. for native women, they spend a lot more time working deer skins and processing them for the trade rather than doing the more established subsistence practices they would do day to day. for native families and nativ

roanoke university in virginia will give credits to vaccinated students.onwide, well, four months ago this country peaked at over a quarter million per day. now just over 45,000. a huge drop to continue that trend -- >> we have to continue to encourage vaccinations. we have to continue to follow the data. >> reporter: one-time basket case california now has the lowest cases per capita in the country. >> we're opening up and even despite opening up, with relatively high rates of first-dose vaccination, we're not seeing the cases going up. when do i think we're going to get to herd immunity? i don't think it will take anything more than 70% first dose. >> reporter: half of californians are at least partially vaccinated. in other states that percentage is way lower. meantime, those influential modelers up in washington just changed how they estimate how many people have died due to the pandemic. in this country was under 600,000, now they say over 900,000 when they add their estimate of unreported fatalities. >> in my mind, it's just more and more reason to c

eighth, connecticut and thought it first bull run and during burnside's north carolina expedition to roanoke island and new bern. although johnson could not pass his white. there was some soldiers in both armies that did pass. now the black soldiers all were involved in the pay controvert versing where white troops were paid thirteen dollars a month plus a three dollar clothing allowance. where black troops were paid only $10 a month with a three dollar. clothing fee withheld. making their pay seven dollars a month and that's less than half of what the white soldiers made. but blacks were paid in accordance with the second confiscation and militia acts even though they were now recognized as regular soldiers. now on september 28th 1864 pay was equalized by congress and they received 18 months pay from the time that they were in or depending on the time of their enlistment. but only the free black soldiers got paid the back pay. those slaves who had joined the army. they were not eligible for the back pain. this controversy was part of the movie glory when you saw denzel washington tearing up

board of directors is meeting to make a final decision as these reservoirs reached historic lows in roanoke, water shortage. emergency was declared last month. i mean, that water should be way up there this time of year. some restrictions are already in place as we speak. things like. no washing your car at home. you can't power wash your home or business and additional restrictions being considered include limiting spray irrigation to twice a week. no more than 3 times a week for drip irrigation. you have a pool, a hot tub cover it up. this is all in an effort, of course, to reduce the overall water district usage. they're trying to get it down by 40%. meanwhile, the water advisory committee to the sonoma county water agency passed a resolution yesterday asking customers of the sonoma marine waters partnership to voluntarily voluntarily, reduce water use pie 20% this partnership. is extensive. it is a collaborative of the following utilities. you're talking cities of santa rosa rohnert park petaluma sonoma ca tidy healdsburg the north marion area also valley of the moon water district mari

guide abraham would along the appomattox river down to the blackwater river and then finally to the roanoke river, which is really nearby where we are now in blacksburg, virginia. although he didn't make it this far west obviously but together piancia and oyakar help abraham would through some maybe politically dicey situations where for example, someone doesn't want him to continue to go west because they're trying to protect their own trades and alliances and they help to integrate. abraham woods environmental knowledge with his cultural knowledge of the area and abraham would becomes a traitor in the southeast region. this was happening across the southeast. so just as virginians are also moving into the piedmont south carolina traders based out of charleston are moving north and oftentimes. they're actually competing for the same skins. for native people though particularly the not away in the maharan the deerskin trade. really changes how they live their lives day to day for the next century and a half. for native women for example, they spend a lot more time working dear skins and pro

asheville is here roanoke dagsboro, delaware. we've got some international in canada toronto vancouver and indonesia, and of course many from the bobcat nation, so we're very pleased to have to say no bobcats now many many bobcat references for sure before we before we jump in to the questions and let folks have a minute to add their questions. let me ask you one that that's come up when we do a series with the presidential library directors, and i've started this series with our first ladies about legacy and and you know, one of the things were as a nation we're looking at changing legacies, especially around our founders as you think about first ladies and obviously the arc of history and historians like the let some time pass before they can really evaluate but are there first ladies that you think back on that? you've studied that we might have had one kind of belief or sort of image of a first lady and it's really changed over time as different things of have sort of come out or they're one or two or more. well, i i think th

if you end up having 1,000 people in fairfax county versus 1,000 people in the roanoke area and how theych out, a lot of it is determined by just math math. >> dale: -- mathematical ways. >> when you try to design a system to avoid a result, you are usually going to create a terrible system. congratulations, virginia republicans. good luck with this this weekend. thank you both for getting us started. >>> joining me now with yet another bizarre event that we are covering inspired by a state republican party, it's the arizona secretary of state. this comes to this sort of -- i don't know what to call it. a sideshow. that's what this looks like from the outside here. this audit, you seem to be concerned about it. it's being paid for in some part by taxpayer money. some with private funds. what is happening with it? why is it still going on? >> well, i think you are spot on for calling it a sideshow. it's not reflective of the electorate in arizona. this is a small group of fringe republicans who are driving this. essentially trying to relitigate the 2020 election, which is over and done. a

-- i mean leaves roanoke and moves to raleigh, north carolina.fe administration and what their least liberal democrat friends have been telling us forever, which is we've got to spend a lot, tax you more and here's the first sign, which is rising inflation and a flash in the pan economy. maria: all right. glenn, we will be watching. thanks very much for being here. we will certainly catch up soon. glenn youngkin joining us this morning in virginia. coming up, what president biden's tax plan means for your home, for real estate in general. it's next. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. my retirement plan with voya keeps me moving forward. they guide me with achievable steps that give me confidence. this is my granddaughter...she's cute like her grandpa. voya doesn't just help me get to retirement... ...they're with me all the way through it. voya. be confident to and through retirement. [sfx: thunder rumbles] [sfx: rainstorm] ♪♪ comfort in the extreme. ♪♪ the lincoln family of luxury suvs. living with metastatic breast canc

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forecasting a high of 83 lexington, kentucky, the record is 91. 88 today tomorrow is hot through roanokest high of 95 new york, 94 the record at laguardia airport is 94. the heat is on, but it is not going to last. as soon as we go, unfortunately, into memorial day weekend, temperatures are going to drop down to the 60s. cincinnati, 86 thursday to 69 on saturday 66 on saturday in pittsburgh rochester, new york, only 59 on friday temps look chillier through d.c., as well. 68 on saturday 60s in the northeast over the weekend. portland, only about 62 degrees on friday in maine we are looking for that cooldown even raleigh drops to 77 for a high on saturday although, after mid-90s, it'll feel nice. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. look at our inland temperatures over the next seven days. we keep it mild but just a little bit warmer over the next few dates. not too many changes though. we'll see winds picking up at times through the end of the weekend, a lot of people will be out and about around the bay area for the holiday and it's going to start to heat up with some upper 80s

roanoke offering new jersey $1,000 in incentives to get the vaccine.iring vaccinations for the semester. full time students can get $500 knocked off tuition and another 500 off for on campus housing. students can also receive a prorated credit based on their course load. that's a look at your headlines. send it back to you. steve: thank you very much. larry, what's coming up? lawrence: up next, a spending frenzy. lawmakers long list of pet projects they want to pile on to taxpayers' wallets it could cost all of us billions. that's up next. ♪ out here, you're more than just a landowner. you're a gardener. a landscaper. a hunter. because you didn't settle for ordinary. same goes for your equipment. versatile, powerful, durable kubota equipment. more goes into it. so you get more out of it. from prom dresses to workouts and new adventures you hope the more you give the less they'll miss. but even if your teen was vaccinated against meningitis in the past they may be missing vaccination for meningitis b. although uncommon, up to 1 in 5 survivors of meningi