amir was kind-hearted. amir was thoughtful. amir was respectful.amir shouldn't have lost his life. amir never got the opportunity to see who took his life. when he was -- when he was -- >> amir was lovable, amir was loving. amir was a sweetheart. amir loved everybody. he was friendly. he liked to joke. he liked to laugh. he had a beautiful smile. and actually, he was a mama's boy and a daddy's boy. when he was little, when he was young, he was an infant. and he slept with you, i would always tell his aunts, amir has to hold your finger when he goes to sleep. because that is how he would cuddle up with me, and he would always hold my finger when he was a baby. >> yeah. >> and i would always know, he would reach out for one of your fingers at night to go to bed. and amir was my baby. and -- >> well -- >> he loved us, he loved me, he loved his father, brothers, sister. >> yes. >> we are so -- we are so sorry that this happened to you. and if you ever need, you know who to call, ben will get in touch with us. because we want you to keep us updated. we'

amir was amazing.mir meant everything. >> a parent's love shattered. >> amir was loved. >> in just seconds, karen welles and andre locke lost their son, amir locke, the 22-year-old killed by minneapolis police executing what's called a no-knock search warrant at an apartment last wednesday morning. >> i want him to be the voice and to get rid of no-knock warrants. so that no one else has to be executed by a police officer just because they were sleeping on a couch. >> the incident occurring just three miles from where george floyd was murdered by police two years ago, setting off a national reckoning of police officers' use of force against black people. now protesters taking to the streets once more, demanding justice. >> no-knock warrants have deadly consequences for innocent black people in america. amir locke should not have been killed just as much as the bullets from the police gun killed amir locke, the policy of executing no-knock warrants killed amir locke. >> minneapolis had restricted its us

amir should stand for peace. amir should stand for love. man. >> karen, as you feel the pain that only a mother could feel, i'm down in miami with mother of trayvon martin and many others, and as you try to go through this -- these feelings, your son now has become a cause, something you definitely didn't want. and i think the thing andre just raised -- coming from a military family, raised by his mother, wanted to move to dallas to be near his mother, and this could happen the him. what do you say to mothers across the country that you hope out of this -- and certainly, let me answer, andre, i'd be delighted to do the eulogy. thank you for the invitation. what do you think we need to do to make sure law enforcement understands that our kids are not criminals? our kids should not be treat in the this way? >> as amir's mother, i am going to stand and make sure that my son is the voice and spread across the united states where they're no longer going to be allowed to do no-knock warrants. it's unacceptable. he was executed by the mpd, and i w

and what next for amir khan and kell brook? after theirfeud was finally amir khan and kell brook?ir feud was finally settled in manchester. got excited they are with all of thatjurgen klopp fist pumping! welcome along, thank you forjoining us. 2a hours on from the closing ceremony, as team gb's athletes continue to return home from beijing, the focus shifts to what can be learnt from these games. the weekend finally provided medals — thanks to the curling teams — including gold for the women on the final day — but that doesn't take away from the fact that a total of two medals is fewer than the minimum target set before the olympics. patrick geary reports. in the end, eve delivered. the long wait for a british gold in beijing was over, eventually. that wait for a british gold in bei'ing was over, eventuallyfi wait for a british gold in bei'ing was over, eventually. that it, the handshakes _ was over, eventually. that it, the handshakes come, _ was over, eventually. that it, the handshakes come, it _ was over, eventually. that it, the handshakes come, it is _ was over, eventually. t

>> on friday night, joey, i spoke with amir locke's parents.re is what they said about their son legally owning a gun. >> he made sure that he did his research. he -- he was -- everything was going to be legal. >> yes. >> because they have been watching, all their lives, about what's been unfolding throughout this nation. um, you know, on our black males. and i was proud of my son. he -- he picked out his weapon. he did what he needed to do. um, basically, be safe with it. how to use it. and he got his permit. >> so, they say that they had spoken with amir and his brother about how to interact with police, so that they can quote live to see another day. what -- what does it say that black folks are concerned about legally owning a gun and the danger that could -- that that could pose for them? >> i think it a says an awful lot. i mean, first of all, you look at the second amendment and the second amendment is the foundation, right? we talk about the fact that people can own guns and be responsible gun owners. why should that calculus change bec

amir was born in the suburbs of saint paul, minnesota. as a kid he played basketball, even tried out for his high school football team. but his true passion was music. before his death, locke filed paperwork to start a music business, even designing a logo. this week the 22-year-old had planned to move to dallas where he hoped to take the next step in his hip hop career and be closer to his mom. his father described his son as a bright light. and his cousin remembered locke as having a big heart. in minneapolis he worked as a food delivery driver. according to his family he recently purchased a gun for protection due to a spike in carjackings. that gun which his family says was purchased legally is now at the center of what took place wednesday morning. when police entered the apartment they found locke sleeping on the couch under a blanket with his weapon nearby. we can see the moments that led up to locke's death. we have to warn you at home this may be hard to watch. here you see officers entering the apartment with a key. just nine se

it hurts. >> amir was loving. amir was a sweetheart. amir loved everybody. he was friendly.h. he had a beautiful smile. >> cnn's omar jimÉnez has more details on how all this unfolded. we do want to give you a head's up, though because there is body cam footage here that's disturbing and i don't want you to be caught off guard. >> just before 7:00 a.m., a m minneapolis swat team uses a key to enter a city apartment, then bursts through the doorway. searching the apartment tied to a saint paul homicide investigation. instead, they found 22-year-old amir lock appearing to be sound asleep on a couch. lock then seems to wake up when they kick the couch and body camera footage shows him holding a gun. >> you can see the barrel of a gun. the involved officer was just outside the frame in the direction that that barrel is emerging from the blanket. >> cnn has not been able to confirm where the officer is, but as lock begins to stand, three shots. >> the officer had to make a split second decision to assess the circumstances and determine whether he felt like there was an arcticable

because there is no way that amir should be dead right now. had the police department done with they should have done. had they articulated the reason. the dangerousness for a no knock warrant, which we saw did not exist, and we would be alive right now. >> one of the points that people have brought up, certainly activists, is that the lessons of what happened to breonna taylor were not learned if you will, by other police departments. and it is part of the reason why people are calling for a national effort to reform police departments in this country. we know that has been fraught and push back against. people say it has to happen in a different community. local communities have to make these decisions. had there been a lesson learned from breonna taylor, that no knock warrants were not necessarily effective and could have prevented amir's death. we have found ourselves in the situation if minneapolis had learned their lessons, following what had happened to breonna taylor? >> very likely not. what we do know, recent statistics show that the

as it turned out, amir locke was not the target. he ends up dead.e justification for no-knock warrants and where does the law stand on these? >> when there's a risk that the individual will flee, destroy evidence or pose a serious risk to officers or other people that might be around, police departments and communities have justified no-knock warrants. the problem is that ends up being a vast -- it's construed very broadly. as we saw here, jurisdictions in which people think that no-knock warrants are banned, all of the exceptions creep in. what you had here was a situation in which officers had one, went through and opened fire. >> what does he face? >> it's likely to face charges here. we had a crash-course of minnesota criminal law. you're not going to be able to charge a depraved heart or killing in the context of a misdemeanor, where you had with derek chauvin. over nine minutes you saw the crime slowly play out. here, the officers had a split-second decision. the problem is the policy that allowed officers to be there in the first place. and f

family and friends say amir was an innocent victim.mily attorney benjamin crump earlier tonight. mr. crump, thanks so much for joining us. i want to first start off with the locke family. how are they doing tonight? >> well, they're still devastated. they can't believe that their son was killed while he was sleeping on the couch. >> that's a lot to take for any family, it goes without saying, counselor. the 17-year-old cousin of amir locke, who prompted the police raid in the first place, has now been arrested according to law enforcement officials. what are you able to tell us about where that stands tonight? >> well, we don't know anything about where that stands, but we do know that amir locke should not be killed because of something that a relative did. when you really think about it, he was sent to death when they executed that no-knock warrant by something that was done by somebody else. that is why these no-knock warrants are so dangerous, because you don't give innocent people an opportunity to know who's breaking into their h

amir locke deserved to be alive today.nity to grow old and be part of his family and his community. and these kind of tragedies need to end and we have to do something in regards to legislation to change the outcome. >> indeed, indeed. congresswoman ilhan omar thank you for making the attempt to do just that, we really appreciate you being here this evening. all right, stay right here for tonight's absolute worst because yes, we have all come to accept a little showboating in congress. but not when it comes to threatening our national security. we will be back. when it comes to threatening our national security we will be back. missouri's republican senator, josh hawley, is trying his hand at insurrectionist grift. not content to just be the face of -- egging on the january 6th rioters with his fist pump that day, the holley campaign is now trying to cash in. selling coffee mugs featuring the image and the words, show me strong. it bad play on the states official model but also kind of sounds like a plea to the lord. pleas

wil it be amir khan's speed that prevails when the kell brook's punching power?class from wigan warriors' jai field. he put in a fantastic performance, this his third try of the night as his side saw off leeds rhinos 34.212. that's to have been follow the warriors. was the score three try as they beat in the partnership. found a hole in their defence to cross as they won by 19 points to 14. the wind moves them above newcastle just behind bristol now in the table at ten. and that's all the sport for now. hello. storm eunice turned out to be every bit as powerful and damaging as anticipated. this storm swirled its way eastwards across the uk with the strongest winds on its southern flank across the southern half of the uk. the strongest because of all needles on the isle of wight was a mph, provisionally the strongest windows ever recorded in england for the plenty of other places including gatwick and heathrow airport, a long way in mind at their strongest winds at around 15 or 20 years. further north, winds were less of a feature about snow came down, turning par

. >> still ahead, the parents of amir locke want justice and change.the fatal police shooting of their son, who was not the target of the warrant. >> i know his son, lying on his stomach like he sleeps, with the cover over his head. he didn't see what was coming. he couldn't see who took his life. itit's clinically shown to help manage blood sugar levels and contains high quality proteinin toto help manage hunger and support muscle health. try boost® today. new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, yoimmediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. visit inde.com/hire and get started today. for people living with h-i-v, keep being you. and ask your doctor about biktarvy. biktarvy is a complete, one-pill, once-a-day treatment used for h-i-v in certain adults. it's not a cure, but with one small pill, biktarvy fights h-i-v to help you get to and stay undetectable. that's when the amount of virus is so low it cannot be measured by a

minister amir-abdollahian: you made mention of a very important point. one of the challenges we are facing in the talks is a guarantee we insist on to receive from the other side, especially from the americans, in our talks. we are talking about three types of guarantees -- a political guarantee, a legal one, and an economic guarantee from the american side. we have received papers from the same channel as our responses are received. they believe the legal guarantee is possible, from their point of view. according to him, remarks made by mr. joe biden in the recent g7 summit about the return of the u.s. to the commitments under jcpoa, they think this serves as a guarantee. but public opinion and iran believes this isn't enough. because this very high and tall wall of mistrust that has been erected between us and the americans is all because the behavior of the americans. jcpoa, americans ruined it. it was the americans who withdrew from it. they downgraded its significance, its importance. it is not the americans who should say, in order to revive, resus

streets over the weekend demanding accountability after last week's police shooting of 22-year-old amir. >> you know we're here for them and this is how we show we'rem and this is how here for them. >> reporter: locke was shot and killed inside an apartment just before 7:00 a.m. last wednesday as s.w.a.t. officers executed a no-knock search warrant. police body cam shows officers entering the apartment where locke was asleep on the couch. he can be seen holding a gun as an officer fires three shots, killing him. locke's name was not on the search warrant. >> amir was a gun-carrying- licensed individual. >> reporter: in november 2020, minneapolis implemented new restrictions on no-knock warrants. the minneapolis police performed a total of 171 raids that year. in the year following, they executed only 78. so far this year, the m.p.d. has served at least 11 no-knock warrants. the officer who fired the shots has since been placed on administrative leave. locke's parents are left with bitter grief. >> we believe that he executed him, our son, amir. >> i should be able to tell my son i love

there's a biggerfirst time they brook plays amir khan.other will be to settle their differences in the ring. the fighters made 149 lbs, which is two lbs over their welterweight limit and both men made their weight any comfortably. amir khan looks in great shape. he says he hadn't let this good in the last ten years. as for kell brook, he looked very muscular, very chiselled. he said he'd left no stone unturned in terms of getting victory on saturday night. we understand as well there is a rehydration clause. that is both men cannot weigh over 163.5 lbs on the day of the fight or they will be fined £100,000 for every lbs over that limit and that clause might well see amir khan because kell brook has campaigned at the heavyweight class for the majority of his career, a naturally bigger man of the two fighters. such is the rivalry between the pair is they had to be kept apart when they posed for the final customary head—to—head shot. a lot of anticipation ahead of this bout and it's one that's really split opinion. but the amir khan's speed

. >>> the major new development in the deadly police shooting of amir locke, after that no-knock warrant. tonight, news of an arrest. >>> the car allegedly on autopilot. the tesla and the dash cam video, smashing into a sheriff's car. that car then smashing into a trooper's vehicle. the tesla driver reportedly watching a movie. >>> and tonight here, the oscar nominations and already some history made. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy tuesday night. and we begin tonight with the pandemic and news just coming in from cdc director dr. rochelle walensky, weighing in on masks in schools, saying now is not the time to remove the masks, as many health authorities urge caution, saying we are almost there, but we're not there yet. but a growing number of states and governors have announced they will soon roll back mask mandates in schools in the coming weeks, leaving it up to the schools to decide. new cases now averaging 247,000 cases a day, down nearly 70% now since the omicron peak three weeks ago, but authorities say those numbers are still near the high

how about the fact that amir locke was holding a gun? he purchased it legally and had a permit to use, but under the circumstances in that video, how does that complicate the family's side if at all? >> i think it's complicated in a lot of different ways, but it also raises some issue that is we haven't really grappled with. most of the focus has been on the appropriateness of warrantless entry. we haven't really talked about a legal landscape in which the opportunity to lawfully carry a gun has actually widened over the course of the last ten years, and it's likely to be widened even further this spring when the supreme court issues a decision on one of its pending second amendment cases. so we have this toxic culture where you can carry a gun in more and more situations, but then there's this question of who the police see as threatening when they do lawfully carry a weapon. so that's one of the questions here, but the use of the warrantless entry is usually again, as -- as the other guest has said, is to prevent individuals from shoot

was actually looking for amir locke's 17-year-old cousin. tonight, that cousin is now in custody, charged with murder. locke, who was not included in that warrant, was shot and killed on a couch, holding a gun his family says he legally owned. >>> starbucks tonight firing several employees in memphis who were seeking to unionize their store. the location, one of dozens nationwide where workers have filed to unionize since december. reps for starbucks accuse the memphis employees of violating policies with fireable offenses like allowing unauthorized personnel behind the store bar. the union seeking to organize accusing the company of retaliation tonight. >>> when we come back here, the tesla on auto pilot smashing into a patrol vehicle, then smashing into a trooper's vehicle. and what the driver was allegedly doing. was racing just making spaghetti... but i didn't wait. i could've delayed telling my doctor i was short of breath just reading a book... but i didn't wait. they told their doctors. and found out they had... atrial fibrillation. a

and they give amir no time to save his own life. that we don't see white citizens encounter. and the fact that it's happening in minneapolis, again, is beyond tragic. >> reporter: after the shooting, police say they immediately provided aid and officers carried locke to the lobby to meet paramedics. >> 1280 ambulance on the second floor. >> reporter: locke was taken to a local hospital where he died. police now say he was not named in any search warrants. >> but this point is unclear if or how he's connected to st. paul's investigation. >> reporter: the subject of the warrant wasn't found in the apartment and the minneapolis police officer who fired his weapon, mark haneman, is on administrative leave, per department policy. lock's mother spoke out today, expressing outrage over her son's killing. >> i believe that he was executed by the mpd, and i want the police officer that murdered my son to be prosecuted and fired. >> reporter: police say they're now assessing whether proper procedures were followed and the mayor of minneapolis

amir locke ♪ oh, oh, oh ♪ ozempic® is proven to lower a1c. people who took ozempic® reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. and you may lose weight. adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. in adults also with known heart disease, ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as heart attack, stroke, or death. ozempic® helped me get back in my type 2 diabetes zone. ozempic® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't share needles or pens, or reuse needles. don't take ozempic® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if allergic to it. stop ozempic® and get medical help right away if you get a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach pain, or an allergic reaction. serious side effects may include pancreatitis. tell your provider about vision problems or changes. taking ozempic® with a sulfonylurea or insulin may increase low blood sugar risk. side effects like nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea may lead to dehydration, which may worsen kidney problems.

why are we not making changes preemptively that stop amir locke before amir locke ever happens. to take the step and completely ban no-knock warrants. it's not safe for either side of the door. >> reporter: the city's current moratorium still allows for the warrants if there's an imminent threat and approval from the chief. separately, locke's legal gun his family says puts him among the roughly 24% of black adults who say they own a gun countrywide, according to pew research. leaves his family wondering what else he could have done in this situation to survive. >> i know my son lying on his stomach like he sleeps with the cover over his head. he didn't see what was coming. he couldn't see who took his life. >> there's something at the heart, at the root of minneapolis that has to change. >> when you talk about knowing how your son sleeps. i know how my children sleep. and i know what's going through their minds at that moment. >> nothing that they can do can bring our son back, but the best thing that they can do at this point with no-knock warrants and prosecuting the officer

. >>> and minneapolis police insisted on a no-knock nighttime warrant for the raid that led to the amir loche's death he is the 22-year-old shot last wednesday. a judge in minnesota released the search warrant documents today. in them, police argued for the no-knock warrant saying this would not only increase officer safety and decrease the risk of injuries to the suspects and other residents nearby last week, police released body camera video showing officers barging into theapartment witho knocking amir locke was on the couch. he was shot after the officers pointed a gun at him locke's family standing side by side with brionna taylor's family amir locke's father and mother called for immediate action >> i am demanding that president biden and everyone else from the ground up to the top ban no-knock warrants across the united states of america in the name of amir locke >> the minneapolis mayor did issue a moratorium on no-knock warrants in that city after amir died it still leaves room for exceptions. >>> the president with a messages to all american civilians in ukraine get out. the e

as his mother, i'm going to fight to make sure that amir locke gets justice. >> thank you to nbc's prid al sharpton will speak with the parent of amir locke as well as attorney benjamin crump. >>> coming up, the olympics may be helping stave off a russian invasion of ukraine for now. russian president vladimir putin meeting with chinese president xi jinping as the games kicked off. >>> plus, the member of the house -- a member of the house foreign affairs committee, congresswoman susan wild, joins me with her thoughts on how to deal with this crisis. s me with her thoughts on how to me with her thoughts on how to deal with this crisis. kills plaque bacteria at the gum line. to help keep the gum sealed tight. hey lily, i need a new wireless plan for my business, but all my employees need something different. oh, we can help with that. okay, imagine this. your mover, rob, he's on the scene and needs a plan with a mobile hotspot. we cut to downtown, your sales rep lisa has to send some files, like asap! so basically i can pick the right plan for each employee. yeah i should've just led wi

shooting death of amir locke. how it's already forced the city to make changes. >>> heroic crossing guard. an officer risks her life to protect a student from being hit by a car. >>> well, good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. u.s. officials issued one of the most urgent warnings yet in the standoff between russia and ukraine. they say a russian invasion could happen any day now.ops de in north carolina yesterday bound for eastern europe. president biden said that he won't send troops to ukraine, but the deployment show u.s. commitment to nato. today french president emmanuel macron hopes to use tension by meeting with russian president vladimir putin. he'll meet with ukraine's counterpart tomorrow. laura podesta is in new york following the latest developments. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. at the same time france is trying to establish some diplomacy and deter war, the u.s. will be trying to ramp up support for an allied effort in the case violence does break out. biden is meeti

locke's name was not on the search warrant. >> amir was gun-carrying-licensed individual. >> reporter: in november 2020, minneapolis implemented new restrictions on no-knock warrants. the minneapolis police performed a total of 171 raids that year. in the year following, they executed only 78. so far this year, the m.p.d. has served at least 11 no-knock warrants. the officer who fired the shots has since been placed on administrative leave. locke's parents are left with bitter grief. >> we believe that he executed him, our son, amir. >> i should be able to tell my son i love you and he says i love you, too. >> that's right. but now i have to do that in spirit. >> reporter: today, the city council's oversight committee held a meeting with the mayor to discuss the use of no-knock warrants, following the mayor putting a moratorium on the practice after the shooting. so far, no word on if the officer will be charged in this case, norah. >> o'donnell: david schuman, thanks. tonight an investigation is underway into the death of a navy seal candidate who died following several days of gruel

down on the ground hands, hands. >> amir locke wrapped in a blanket. police also released a still frame body camera which appears to show locke -- it appears to show locke holding a gun, just after he moved over on the couch. police have not explained why they chose to use a no knock warrant. but just last hour the minneapolis mayor imposed an immediate moratorium on no knock warrants in light of this case today amir locke's family spoke out for the first time since the deadly shooting. >> never would i have imagined that i would be standing up here talking about the execution of my son by the minneapolis police department. >> karen welles is amir locke's mother and says his dreams have been destroyed andre locke is his father. >> i didn't think about it -- my son, i've seen it happen e i've seen it happen, too many times. >> police search warrant. >> wednesday morning minneapolis police entered a home at 6:48 in the morning. the first gunshot can be heard 11 seconds after entry police say locke pointed a gun in the direction of officers locke's family

they -- their news release called amir locke a suspect at first.ve a narrative where they said that he was pointing a gun in the direction of officers. and when you look at the body camera video and a still image that was released alongside that activates are looking at that and sayingt doesn't look like he was pointing a gun at anyone. now police are countering that by saying the officer who he was pointing a gun at is not in the frame of the video but for many people impacted by this that doesn't seem to be enough and they're not buying it. >> reporter: all right, amy forliti of the associated prets thank you. >> and just a few moments ago the mayor of minneapolis issued a moratorium on no-knock warrants. >> woodruff: the beijing winter olympics officially begin today-- the second games during the pandemic, and hosted by the country where coronavirus originated. china's hard-line policy on containing the virus has included vast lockdowns of millions, and severe restrictions for its citizens. nick schifrin reports on an olympics in the era of covi

of the youth. >> amir locke was a legal gun owner, with no criminal record.was shot and killed by minneapolis police who say they feared for their safety, while raiding the apartment where locke was sleeping. body cam footage shows locke was shot less than ten seconds after police burst in, rousing him from where he was sleeping under a blanket on the couch with a gun in his hand. it is his gun that police are using to justify his death. another clear example that the second amendment's right to keep and bear arms just doesn't seem to apply to black americans and let's be frank, we pretty much know the race of a person involved in a police shooting by whether they're alive or dead. joining me now, civil rights attorney benjamin crump, who is representing the family of amir locke. and senior vice president of government affairs at the minnesota gun owner's caucus rob door. ben, rob, thank you, both, very, very much for coming to "the sunday show." let me start with you, because i wanted to bring you on because your group put out a statement on amir locke's dea

no knock raid and killed the 22-year-old. >> think about amir as your child in that scenario. would you have been proud of what they did? >> reporter: body camera video shows a s.w.a.t. team using a key to enter an apartment where a lock -- where locke was sleeping because he rises a gun can be seen in his hand before officer mark hannemann shoots him three times. it all happens in about nine seconds. his name was not on the warrant. >> it was not just one officer working alone, they were working in concert and they need to be held accountable. >> reporter: the family says he was licensed to carry the weapon and had no criminal record. >> this is a failure of policy and that failed policy killed amir locke, just as surely as the bullets that pierced his body. >> reporter: jacob fry adjust addressed the police practice during a city council meeting. >> with these policies, we have a sacred and it's really important duty to honor this entity of life. >> reporter: demonstrators spent the weekend marching through the city. so far, no charges have been filed in the death. officer h

as you see from the images of protesters over the weekend, they want answers as to why amir locke dieda week ago at this point. >> shaq, thank you for bringing us this reporting. we appreciate it. >>> next up -- live in new jersey where students and teachers will no longer need to mask up soon. the reaction right as school gets out and we keep an eye on the east room of the white house for anything from president biden. room of the white house for anything from president for anything from president biden. with a painless, one-second scan i know my glucose numbers without fingersticks. now i'm managing my diabetes better and i've lowered my a1c .2 to 6.7. take the mystery out of managing your diabetes and lower your a1c. now you know. try it for free at freestylelibre.us there's a different way to treat hiv. it's once-monthly injectable cabenuva. cabenuva is the only once-a-month, complete hiv treatment for adults who are undetectable. cabenuva helps keep me undetectable. it's two injections, given by a healthcare provider once a month. hiv pills aren't on my mind. i love being able to

they say amir locke who has been asleep, remember, and was clearly startled, reached for a gun. a gun. he had a legal permit to carry. when he did, police shot him to death. it all took less than 15 seconds. his mother spoke to my colleague. just minutes ago. >> i want everybody to know that my son is going to make sure that everybody across the united states is going to be able to sleep on the couch without having to be worried about being executed by the police. >> yes. yes. >> friday, minneapolis mayor announced a moratorium on no knock warrants in the city. minnesota attorney general promising to review the case. what else can we do as a society to prevent the ongoing senseless shooting deaths of black americans? >> joining me now. contributor of the cut and communications at blue state. and activists and host of the pod cast undistracted. also a political analyst. talk about the moment we're in right now. another young black man. dead at the hands of police. and a lot of questions about how this could have happened given the national attention that has been put specifically

why are we not making changes preemptively that stop amir locke before amir locke ever happens?e the step and completely ban no knock warrants. it's not safe for either side of the door. >> the city's current moratorium still allows for the warrants if there's an imminent threat and approval for the chief. secondly, locke's legal gun puts him a among the roughly 24% of adults who say they own a gun. >> i know my son lying on his stomach like he sleeps with the cover over his head. he didn't see what was coming. he couldn't see who took his life. >> there's something at the heart, at the root of minneapolis that has to change. >> when you talk about knowing how your son sleeps, i know how my children sleep and i know what's going through their mind at that moment. >> nothing that they can do can bring our son back but the best thing that they can do at this point with no knock warrants and prosecuting the officer who decided to play god, fire him, prosecute him and just tell the truth. we messed up. >> this is just sad. i -- my son is a hashtag. >> omar jim men nez, cnn. >> be ri

paul homicide investigation and instead found 22-year-old amir locke who appeared to be asleep on thech. body camera shows him holding a gun. >> you can see along with an individual emerging from under the blanket the barrel of a gun. >> reporter: cnn hasn't been able to confirm where the officer is but as l on, cke begins to stand, three shots. >> the officer had to make a split second decision to assess the circumstances and determine if he felt there was a threat and that the threat was of imminent harm. >> reporter: locke's family said he was in legal possession of a firearm when shot. >> no lawful gun owner could have survived this situation. >> this is the definition of no knock. seven seconds, that is it. amir had no choice. >> reporter: unclear if it was originally designated as a no-knock warrant but officials took issue with the timing before the shooting. >> there is no announcement prior to entering that threshold and give amir no time to save his own life. that is something that we don't see white citizens encounter. the fact that it is happening in minneapolis again is b

the family demanding justice, appearing with protesters in minneapolis over the deadly shooting of amir locke, a 22-year-old black man killed by police executing a no-knock warrant within ten seconds of entering the apartment. tonight, his mother's emotional message as some draw comparisons to the shooting death of breonna taylor. and more questions about the safety of those no-knock raids. >>> also tonight, the terrifying kidnapping at gunpoint of an employee at a colorado ranch owned by former new york city mayor michael bloomberg. tonight, the billionaire's message of gratitude to authorities, what the alleged kidnapper reportedly wanted, and the key clue that led to his arrest. >>> a dangerous deep freeze menacing millions this weekend, from texas to the northeast. rob marciano is standing by, timing it all out. >>> the growing gop divide over january 6th. the republican national committee trying to clarify 24 hours after accusing investigators in congress of persecuting citizens engaged in quote, legitimate public discourse. tonight, the disturbing new images from that fateful day.

we should note police have confirmed amir locke's name was not on that warrant.y locke had a gun in his hand when they went in to execute the warrant but locke's family says the police went in while he was sleeping at his cousin's house. the gun was legally his. today you have the students marching to the governor's mansion to make new calls for justice. i want to bring in nbc's antonia hilton keeping an eye on this for us. i know you spoke with some of the organizers of the walk out. how big was it? where do they hope this movement goes next? >> reporter: these students i spoke to this morning were really heartbroken and specifically channelling that heart break and anger into policy action and a focus on the policy you just mentioned. no knock warrants. the practice at the center of what happened to amir locke on wednesday and also the center of the breonna taylor case which happened in louisville, kentucky. no knock warrants are pretty self-explanatory. the words kind of explain themselves in the sense that police are supposed to, or in that case do not have t

instead, they found 22-year-old amir locke appearing to be sound asleep on a couch., and body-camera footage shows him holding a gun. >> you can see, along with an individual emerging from under the blancket, the barrel of a gun. the involved officer was just outside the frame in the direction that barrel is emerging from the blanket. >> cnn has not been able to confirm where the officer is but as locke begins to stand, three shots. >> the officer had to make a split-second decision to assess the circumstances and determine whether he felt like there was an arctic you'llable threat. that the threat was imminent harm. >> locke's family said he was in legal possession of a firearm when he was shot. the family and their attorney criticized police procedure. >> no lawful gun owner could have survived this situation. >> this is the definition of no knock in seven seconds. seven seconds. that's it. and amir had no choice. >> it is unclear if this particular breach was originally designated as a no knock warrant but attorneys also took issue with the timing before the shoot

this comes after amir locke was killed during a raid last week.ls for the mayor and police chief to resign. >> he was killed seconds after eights what and entered his apartment. video suggests he was sleeping as the raid began. there are questions about why this happened. in november 2020, neapolis restricted no-knock warrants in response to george floyd, but they have continued, including last week when officers used a key to enter the apartment where locke was under a blanket. >> he was in a deep sleep when those officers entered the residence and startled him. he did not have an opportunity to see who decided to take his life. >> protesters calle interim police chief and mayor of minneapolis to resign. the officer who fired the shots placed on administrative leave. it is still unknown why police upgraded the orange to a no-knock warrant. temporary ban. kumasi: teams have recovered the body of the skater who felt through the ice near truckee. 8 people were skating on a lake when the ice broke. six people fell in. only five were able to get out.

it is we canto cripple that amir putin's. it is clear_ we can to cripple that amir putin's. it is clearve a big impact on daily life in russia. the question is whether that is enough to make president putin change course. theo leggett, bbc news. let's go live to jenny hill in moscow. international sanctions, oil and gas exports are not affected it will probably be ordinary people hit because of the fall in the value of the rouble and rise in interest rates. yes but there is not a sense of panic here. there is concern. i have been some lines at some cash points and it will take a little while before your average russian really starts to feel the pinch. vladimir putin is currently meeting his economic advisers. the kremlin as you know has been defined by the sanctions, insisting again today that it was expecting them and it is prepared for them. mr putin appeared before the cameras as that meeting got started, smiling and relaxed, contemptuous even of the sanctions imposed by the west, or as he put it, the empire of lies. but what about the oligarchs? the wealthy tycoons who have influenc

amir locke, 22 years old, was not in the search warrant. he was shot and killed nine seconds after the police came through the door. abc's alex perez with the video and a warning here, it is difficult. >> reporter: tonight, this unsettling body camera video. minneapolis s.w.a.t. team officers using a key to quietly open an apartment door just before 7:00 a.m., then announcing themselves. >> police, search warrant! >> reporter: nine seconds later, police encounter a 22-year-old black man, amir locke, under a blanket on a couch holding a handgun. an officer opens fire, killing him. locke's heartbroken family calling it an execution. >> i want the police officer that murdered my son to be prosecuted and fired. >> reporter: police say the raid was part of a homicide investigation in nearby st. paul and that locke was not named in the warrant. they say he pointed the handgun in the direction of the officers, but his family says he has no criminal record and legally owned the weapon and that he was startled awake and grabbed it in his confusion.

. >>> here at home, in minneapolis, the can demands for charges against the man who shot amir lock, the 22-year-old black man killed in a no knock police raid, awakened and a couch, holding a handgun his family says he legally owned. >>> we're learning more tonight about the death of a navy s.e.a.l. candidate after what's called hell week. the grueling training and tests. the governor of his home state tonight remembering him as a legend. martha raddatz with late reporting. >>> the new and dramatic video showing the moments an f-13 fighter jet smashes into a navy carrier, bursting into flames. >>> the 15 boxes of records former president trump reportedly took from the white house with him to mar-a-lago. tonight, the documents retrieved and jon karl reporting. >>> and america strong tonight. the granddaughter who wanted to buy a house for her grandmother. the moment right here tonight. >>> good evening and it's great to start another week with all of you at home. we're following that deadly supermarket shooting, also president biden's declaration about that controversial gas pipeline thr

it follows meeting between president joe by the catalog amir shake to me been hammered. l tawny. in washington, d. c. and the u. s. is also condemning who the attacks against the united arab emirates president joe biden says, that's daily contact without the darby. the rebels in yemen, find another massage of the gulf states on sunday. the 3rd in 3 weeks. the mammals military is arrested dozens of people to prevent protests on the 1st anniversary of its cou opponents, the calling for a nationwide strike. well, teddy chang is following the story. force may salt on thailand's border with me and me and tony, another bursaries off to the time to reflect. but for many, the situation where you are has not been resolved and it's only got worse really has, we've been traveling up and down this border for the last couple of weeks and heard all sorts of stories. in fact, in one very unexpected count encounter as we were filming a mere mom military outpost. a couple of soldiers came out and chatted with us very fluently in english. that they were polite. they were good natured and they even

it follows a meeting between president joe biden and katara amir shake to me, but i am adel tawny, a washington dc. well, at that meeting in the white house, president biden also spoke about the war in yemen. he condemned who the rebels for launching missiles at the united arab emirates. there would be 3 attacks in recent weeks safety up a new front to the cold linked particle hate explains. it is meeting with the amir of cutter us president joe biden began by talking about russia and then the united arab emirates, a sign of his country's concern. i also want to note that the us, he defeated a ballistic missile attack launched by the separate issue from yemen yesterday. and we've been a daily contact you a to address those threats. the timing of the launch was important. it came as the israeli president was visiting another step toward normalizing relations between the countries. the missile fragments came down in a remote area. the u. e responded to the missile with a strike of its own, reportedly out of who's the missile launch site in yemen, across the us government, the who these

>> well, reverend, first of all, thank you for giving a history lesson at amir's funeral. we know the no-knock warrants are disproportionately instituted against black people. what happens -- daunte wright -- it is just so disappointing reverend sharpton, when you think about the judge -- that's less than most black people who were convicted for selling marijuana that is not legal in most states, and this white policewoman killed a young man. she gets less than that. we see a white woman get all the consideration in a world. of the man who murdered ahmad ar berry asked them -- through several witnesses, who testified to have been heard and seen racist language from the defendants, one contending she endured racist harassment. while they served tole in the military. what would a guilty ver do, as far as establishing a present in the future. parents of ahmaud arbery, and they were emphatic that they have this hate crime trial with -- chug very rare in america. normally we don't have these federal civil rights criminal trials, so -- civil rights -- leader of the department of

you have amir locke, castile, brianna taylor.k at the different incidences and unfortunately, there are black people that end up dead, there has to be an active standard and we can't continue to allow our staff to 18,000 different chiefs. >> we need a new way of thinking and looking at policing in this country. come up with something new. thank you both very much appreciate it. >>> the winter olympics begin in celebrations and controversies where we're talking boycotts, concerns about human rights abuses and global tensions and covid. speed skating medalist apollo ono joins me to talk about that. o ono joins me to talk about that. with voltaren arthritis pain gel. my husband's got his moves back. an alternative to pills, voltaren is a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory gel for powerful arthritis pain relief. voltaren, the joy of movement. hello, how can i? sore throat pain? ♪honey lemon♪ try vicks vapocool drops in honey lemon chill for fast acting sore throat relief ♪ahhh!♪ wooo! vaporize sore throat pain with hey lily, i need a ne