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you do not actually see anthony lowe getting shot. the way this looks of a double a.m.mputee moving a from police officers is really what has so many people concerned here, kasie. and that is why they're saying that they want justice for anthony lowe. i've reached out to the police department to ask if there was b body cameras, i have yet to hear back from them. but i'm also expecting to hear more from the family when they speak about this wrongful-death lawsuit that they are expected to file. >>> joining us is retired los angeles police sergeant cheryl dorsey. sergeant dorsey, thank you so much for being with us. what's your reaction to learning about this, a double amputee shot and killed by police. was this excessive force? what is warranted as the next step? >> well, certainly the optics are bad. but as a patrol sergeant who's responsible for managing, evaluating, supervising uses of force, there were certainly other options that these officers had. officers are trained to use deadly force as a last resort after you've exhausted e

awaits the release of new surveillance video showing the deadly police shooting of 36-year-old anthony lowe jr. >> we've got to find a way to hold the police, the sheriff's department accountable. >> reporter: the wheelchair bound double amputee was shot roughly ten times by huntington park police during this encounter on january 26th, captured in this grainy cell phone video. it shows lowe attempting to flee from officers while holding what appears to be a large knife. another angle shows officers approaching with their guns drawn. one flinching before they start firing. you can hear the sounds of gunshots as a vehicle obstructs the full view. before the shooting officers say lowe stabbed a man with a 12-inch butcher knife. lowe allegedly threatened to advance or throw the knife at the officers, who say they then deployed two separate tasers but were ineffective police said after lowe's continued advances, officers opened fire. >> they treated my cousin like he was an animal. >> reporter: the officers seen in the video have been placed on paid administrative leave pending the investigation

anthony lowe who was black had lost his legs at the knee, got out of his wheelchair, quote, ran to thectim and stabbed him. the police statement said that lowe fled the scene in his wheelchair. it later said lowe ignored police commands, two attempts to subdue him with tasers were not effective. lowe continued to threaten officers with a butcher knife. the officers are on paid leave pending investigation. all of this, the combined impact the cbo led by congressman hosford were in with the president just yesterday. what can be done when there's no action because the senate killed the legislation that would change qualified immunity last time, and there's been no action on voting rights, and there's, frankly a lot of criticism that the biden white house did not push this early on when they had more power. >> and that's criticism that's been leveled at the white house and is in a lot of ways justified. but when it comes to this, all of those cases you just mentioned in addition to tyre nichols, in addition to george floyd, in addition to, in addition to, in addition to only highlights why

what the mother of anthony low's son is now demanding. >>> why do we all procast nate? the science why so many of us wait to check off the big items on our to do list. >>> we begin with breaking news on the economy. >> the january jobs report shattering expectations, with the jobs added in the month of january, well above the 187,000 that were expected. the unemployment rate ticked down to 3.4%, the lowest level it's been at since 1969. economists predicted the unemployment rate would go up. >> president biden saying the economy is strong. >> while we may face setbacks along the way, there will be some, more work to do is clear, our plan is working because of the grit and resolve of the american worker. >> joining us now nbc news business and data reporter brian cheung, and also editor in chief of investopedia, ken silver are with us. brian, it seems like the estimates are far off from what wall street was expecting and economists is expecting. why is that? >> it seems to be a running theme. and maybe it is because people are more pessimistic about the impact of what th

video is expected to be released today showing the deadly police shooting of a double amputee anthony lowe jr cell phone video appears to show lowe fleeing officers in huntington park, california. but the footage does not show the seconds directly before the shooting police say lowe stabbed a man with a foot-long knife and then threatened the officers. they also say he tried to use two tasers on lowe lowe's family says he suffered from mental illness. they announced they will file a lawsuit against the city alleging wrongful deaths and civil rights violations. the officers involved have been placed on administrative leave as an investigation continues. the huntington park police say they do not wear body cameras, but they will release videos and audio that caught the incident from different angles. >>> the u.s. military is now attempting to recover the remains of the chinese surveillance balloon after it was show down near south carolina on saturday president biden, meanwhile, is receiving both praise and criticism for how he dealt with this national security incident. nbc's monica alba ha

new video is expected to be released today showing the deadly police shooting of double amputee anthony lowe cell phone video appears to show lowe fleeing officers in huntington park, california. what the footage does not show the seconds directly before the shooting police say lowe stabbed a man with a foot-long knife and then threatened the officers. they also say they tried to use two tasers on lowe lowe's family says he suffered from mental illness. they announced they will file a lawsuit against the city alleging wrongful death and civil rights violations. the officers involved have been placed on administrative leave as this investigation continues. the huntington park police say they do not want body cameras, but they will release videos and audio of it that caught the incident from different angles >>> there are also new developments in the death of tyre nichols and his beating by memphis police a sixth officer who was at the scene of nichols' traffic stop has been fired, and the mayor of memphis says the department of justice is reviewing the police department and its use of force p

awaits the release of new surveillance video showing the deadly police shooting of 36-year-old anthony lowe jr. into we have to find a way to hold the police, the sheriff's department accountable. >> reporter: the wheelchair-bound double amputee was shot roughly ten times by huntington park police during this encounter on january 26 captured in this grainy cellphone video. it shows lowe attempting to flee from officers while holding what appears to be a large knife. another angle shows officers approaching with their guns drawn, one flincher before they start firing you can hear the sounds of gunshots as a vehicle obstructs the full view. before the shooting officers say lowe stabbed a man with a 12-inch butcher knife. lowe allegedly threatened to advance or throw the knife at the officers who say they had been deployed two separate tasers but were ineffective. police say after lowe's continued advances officers opened fire. >> they treated my cousin like he was an animal. >> reporter: the officers seen in the video have been placed on paid administrative leave pending the investigation. on

. >> his family confirming to cnn the man in the video is 36-year-old anthony lowe. >> there is absolutelye of lethal force. no justification for shooting anthony. >> in one video, two officers are seen pointing weapons at lowe who moves way from them with something shiny in his hand. the officers walk after him but then a police cruiser arrives blocking that vantage point. another officer joins the other two following after lowe. the three officers reach for the weapons. from this angle, the moment is seen when the officers open fire. in a statement, huntington park police say they were responding to a stabbing call last thursday afternoon where the victim said a man dismounted the wheelchair, ran to the victim without prof provication and stabbed him in the chest with a 12 inch knife before fleeing the scene. two tasers were ineffective as they ignored verbal command and threatened to throw the knife at the officers. would it change the way you approached somebody if they were a deadly amputee? >> there are times that deadly force is necessary. given he was a double amputee and could onl

. >> reporter: his family confirming that the man in the videos is 36-year-old anthony lowe. >> thereld be absolutely no just if i indication for the use of lethal force. no justification for shooting anthony. >> reporter: in one video, two officers are seen pointing weapons at lowe who moves away from them with something shiny in his hand. the officers walk after him, but then a police cruiser arrives, blocking that vantage point. from a different video on social media, another officer joins the other two following after lowe. as another cruiser arrives, the three officers reach for their weapons. from this angle the moment is seen when the officers open fire. police say that they were responding to a stabbing call last thursday afternoon where the victim said the man dismounted the wheelchair, ran to the victim without provocation and stabbed him in the side of the chest with a 12 inch butcher knife before fleeing the scene on the wheelchair. the tent says two tasers were ineffective in subduing the man as the suspect ignored their verbal commands and threatened to advance or throw

huntington park city officials had a press conference and released new video surrounding the death of anthony lowe day spark protests over the weekend over use of force against a bern a disability. what are police saying and remind us how this all unfolded. >> joe, after more than a week since the shooting, the park police just released footage of the shooting taken from a nearby business presenting a fuller picture of what happened. you see officers approach lowe, a double amputee, and pull the wheelchair out from under him. he appears to move away from officers. and then he faces them, appearing to swing the knife twice before officers fatally shoot him. they deployed tasers twice but the tasers were infective. lowe was a stabbing subject. police released video showing him the moments he stabbed someone on the sidewalk out of his wheelchair. at last check, police say the stabbing victim is in stable condition. the weekend there were protests in the community calling for accountability after bystanders released cell phone video of the incident on social media. that social media video shows plead

in california, activists and family members of anthony lowe, jr., a 36-year-old black man who used a wheelchair and was fatally shot by huntington park police last week, are demanding the officers involved in his death be brought to justice. lowe's mother spoke at a press conference monday outside the huntington park police department, where she said, "they murdered my son." lowe had both of his legs amputated at the knee. his family says he was suffering from a mental health crisis when he was shot by police after officers responded to a reported stabbing in the area. atlanta mayor andre dickens announced tuesday the highly contested $90 million police training facility known as "cop city" is moving forward despite growing opposition and the police killing of a forest defender last month. activists have been camping out in weelaunee forest for months to prevent its destruction. demonstrators at atlanta's city hall yesterday chanted, "cop city will never be built," while members of the press were locked out of mayor dickens' news conference. this is community organizer micah herskind

oscar leon sanchez, cornered and shot while suffering a mental health crisis, to the family of anthony lowe, shot in the back multiple times by lapd. i might add, a double amputee and someone living in a wheelchair. and to the family of tee nan anderson, toewsed to death in a routine traffic stop. i am honored that dominique hamilton, kenan's fiancee, will join me tomorrow for the 2023 state of the union address as one of the far too many people affected by police brutality in 2023 alone. her bravely shines through. i hope we can all take inspiration from her and all those killed at the hands of police this year. we must do more to hold our law enforcement officers accountable and stop this epidemic of state sanctioned murder. thank you and i yield back my time to congressman ivee -- ivey. mr. ivey: i would like to yield to my colleague, ms. sheila jackson lee of texas. ms. jackson lee: let me thank the distinguished gentleman from the great state of maryland, congressman ivey. and the distinguished gentlelady from the great state of california, congresswoman kamlager-dove, for their leadin

i've been searching high and low for some great cookies and the buzz around town that anthony's are those cookies. with rave reviews like this i have to experience these cookies for myself and see what the fuss was all about. so let's see. while attending san francisco state university as an accountinging major, anthony's friend jokingly suggested he make cookies to make ends make. with no formal culinary training he opened his own bakery and is now the no. 1 producer of gourmet cookies in the biarea and thank you for joining us on quick bites. how do you feel? >> i feel great. >> so i want to get to the bottom of some very burning questions. why cookies? >> it was a recommendation from a friend. hard to believe that's how it all started. >> why not pies and cakes? what do you have against pies and cakes, anthony. >> i have nothing against pies and cakes. however, that was the recommendation. >> you were on the road to be an account apblt. >> actually, an engineer. >> even better. and it led to making cookies. >> in delicious ways. >> delicious ways. >> this is where the magic goes down a

the stakes are so low, why would you be a jerk about it. >> anthony: if mississippi were a country andstatue be of? >> wright thompson: elvis. >> anthony: really? wouldn't be b.b. king? >> wright thompson: it should be. it should be b.b. king. >> anthony: i mean -- >> chris offutt: yeah. but it would be elvis. >> anthony: but it would be elvis. >> wright thompson: well, i mean, mississippi is -- the joke is that it's not a state, it's a club. that it's so small that everybody knows everybody. >> ace atkins: in the middle of mississippi, oxford is an oasis of thought, and art, and literature, and feeling, and sentiment and everything. they call this place the velvet ditch. >> anthony: why the velvet ditch? >> jack pendarvis: i guess you just roll in and it's pretty frigging comfortable, and you don't care much about getting out. right? right? am i right? >> anthony: well, no one here seems too bitter about that. >> wright thompson: it's a place that needs help but it's a really great place. we're never leaving. ♪ ♪ ♪ this valentine's day, give the gift of shine and join vault rewards to

number on the midday anthony, didn't me now, you know, for the tourism within it, that would be good fighting moderately for them or somebody in with the sidelong, but i blew me low floor and gimme another dish. eat for the motion man. he went from the factory in gun david thought it was 70. ah, very different i believe. took then the what is the up stream? it goes, don't have to bring it up in a community can for mean years old for different demand, a board and from a different site, ah, upon thousands of people streaming down to the main boulevard all heading in the same direction. it's for quite a bit free time. i will not show. 6 people with given the warning on wrong, i know a lot of people, especially in the people should not forget that the arab spring in some way started with what was happening, the green movement in iran. i think that gave inspiration to a lot of people else were in the, in the region in particular that they could mobilize even under very, very difficult and harsh conditions. ah, we all knew that it didn't go out saturday and protest. this movement would just die out. ah, mil junior, they look when you and all their next on the list of t

of state anthony blinkin's visit to beijing, which had been hoped for, was also canceled . consequences for efforts to stabilize relations with china, which is already close to a historic low , experts emphasize. it was this flying object that worsened washington's relations with beijing, which were already experiencing a crisis, according to experts, the chinese aerostad can collect intelligence data and transmit information to chinese satellites, and already from the satellites, the data will reach the command center of the chinese army, although in beijing they are convinced that it was a civilian airship that carried out a research method but deviated from the course and accidentally rose into the sky above in latin america, the chinese side explained the situation many times that this incident was a completely unfortunate accident caused by uncontrollable external forces. the us department of defense stated that this bullet or this airship did not pose a military or personal threat to any ground personnel, but the american side, despite china's repeated statements, insisted on using force, which is an obvious deviation and china strongly opposes this, a representative

i've been searching high and low for some great cookies and the buzz around town that anthony's are thosekies. with rave reviews like this i have to experience these cookies for myself and see what the fuss was all about. so let's see. while attending san francisco state university as an accountinging major, anthony's friend jokingly suggested he make cookies to make ends make. with no formal culinary training he opened his own bakery and is now the no. 1 producer of gourmet cookies in the biarea and thank you for joining us on quick bites. how do you feel? >> i feel great. >> so i want to get to the bottom of some very burning questions. why cookies? >> it was a recommendation from a friend. hard to believe that's how it all started. >> why not pies and cakes? what do you have against pies and cakes, anthony. >> i have nothing against pies and cakes. however, that was the recommendation. >> you were on the road to be an account apblt. >> actually, an engineer. >> even better. and it led to making cookies. >> in delicious ways. >> delicious ways. >> this is where the magic goes down and w

this could couple kate secretary of state anthony blinken's visit to beijing next week. wage growth historically lowjobless rate at a high. vacancies expected to keep fed from lowering interest rates for some time. today's jobs report is likely to show that payrolls rose by 189,000 in january. shares of apple down after the company reported its worst holiday performance in four years. supply chain issues and softening economy hurt iphone sales. revenue fell 5.5% in the december quarter. apple's biggest sales period of the year still, ceo tim cook sees signs of rebound in china. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on "bloomberg quicktake." powered by more than 2,700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am lisa mateo. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> we believe the house cannot pass a debt ceiling bill the way they are talking about. that, if it is minor cuts, the magna republicans -- the more mainstream cuts, the more -- i don't think they can get a plan together. jonathan: chuck schumer there, bramhall looking for a sub 100 k later today. lisa: wait. no, i am not. it was not a deepfake.

there's anthony cook and his, mallory, and conor cook and his girlfriend, and morgan and her boy friend, paul murdaugh. they would do a lot of outdoor activities together. >> in the low country, you go fishing and you go boating, and sometimes those activities may involve a little bit of alcohol consumption, as well . >> provisions were made by some of these kids to get beer and to get alcohol. paul murdaugh used his brotbrother's i.d. he walked out and lifted the 12-packs over his head in celebration. >> off they went in the murdaugh boat and headed towards a destination they could not have possibly have imagined. >> just take us through how y'all met that night and what y'all did? we want you to tell us what you are sure and certain about, what you saw, okay? >> so we were over here near paul's house in his boat. >> the first night we didn't want to go but paul was like, well, i'm drunk and he wanted to do it, and gavin, his girlfriend, morgan, they got into it and were fighting about it, and he was very persistent. whenever he wants to do something, he's going to do it. >> i tried to stop that from happening, but there was not much i could say. >> paul was like th

>> anthony: chef mike lata's restaurant fig was one of the first and most important on the charleston scene. determined to source the kind of local products that you used to find everywhere in the low traditional ingredients and preparations with my order, i could not resist the soft shell crabs, which are just in season. with a pasta and shaved bottarga, which frankly, i'd slit my best friend's throat for. >> glenn: wow, that looks great. >> anthony: yeah. >> glenn: that's beautiful. >> anthony: it's sweet. when you had your first forkful of proper rice is there an instinct to go out and sort of bludgeon the rest of the world into understanding what you have just come to understand. >> glenn: i did not run up and down the streets of charleston. it was tough to dislodge people here, so i just went straight to san francisco and i gave away tons of product. and guess what? they went crazy. >> anthony: slow baked black bass, anson mills farro, ramps in season, and lettuces. and this ode to all things glenn is responsible for bringing back. heirloom rice and peas, suckling ossabaw pig and chicken confit with carolina gold rice. oh, that's good. >> glenn: isn't that great? this is pheno

anthony, talk me through. we saw a little bit they are but what were the highlights, what were the low lights, what did you gleanf the interesting things was - rally today? i think one of the interesting things was how i rally today? i think one of the | interesting things was how she talked about donald trump but didn't talked about donald trump but didn't talk about donald trump. very early on in her speech she said that the american people needed to move on from the stale ideas and faded names of the past. she kept drawing this contrast talking about turning the pages from past generations of leaders. and while she could defend yourself and say she talked about joe biden of course, but donald trump is also a name from the past. he's been around now for nine years. he's been around now for nine years. he is much, much older than nikki haley. so i think that was an interesting point. she did tell her experience as a governor and also her experience as a us ambassador to the united nations. she talked about having a very hard line towards china and supporting ukraine in this war against russia and how they need

anthony, a samaritans listening volunteer, also has experience of using the service himself. i asked him about his experience. yes, many years ago i was in quite a lowe just said, i would come alongside and say, "you look like you're having a bad day. "is there anything you want to talk about?" or i would say, "do you want to grab a coffee? "what you think of the weather?" it's just that sort of conversation. in your role as a samaritan, you know first—hand the difference just letting people talk to you can make. absolutely. we spend too long, really, thinking of things to say and sometimes people really need someone just to listen without interrupting or judging. without saying, "i've been through that, "you will get through it." because everybody's experience is different. and do you find there is often this preconception, i don't know how much truth there is to it, that men in particularfind it harder to talk and open up? i think there is some stigma attached to it, men tend to bottle things up and find ways of letting it out elsewhere. women are quite good at that, they will have conversations and say how they are feeling. but men, we do tend to