ing the internal investigation a rush to judgment and saying the aurora police chief was unfit for her position tonight, another protest is scheduled here craig? >> gabe gutierrez in colorado for us, thank you. >>> now to the coronavirus emergency this fourth of july weekend. the death toll i this country is now more than 130,000. marking the third straight day with cases topping 50,000 here's miguel almaguer. >> reporter: as a record number of americans test positive and a staggering number are hospitalized tonight doctors warn this isin the first wave of our national pandemic with cases climbing in 33 states, the u.s. has now seen 200,000 new infections since monday alone. >> it's unprecedented and every single day brings new experiences. i know it sounds cliche and trite but that's absolutely the case. >> reporter: facing their own record high case load in georgia the state now ha testing centers but across the country lines are long and turnaround time is slow the governor in ohio says the virus is spreading with vengeance, seven counties in red alert, meaning multiple outbreaks, a

investigation into the death of elijah mcclain last year has taken another turn with authorities in aurora, colorado saying police officers reenacted the choke hold that was used on the 23-year-old. the interim police chief saying, quote, we are ashamed nbc's gabe gutierrez is there >> reporter: these are the photos aurora police now say were taken by their own . >> we are ashamed, we're sickened and we're angry. while the allegations of this internal affairs case are not criminal it is a crime against humanity and decency. >> reporter: late today the police chief announced these two officers would be fired, a third would have been fired but resigned first a fourth was also let go after getting the photos in a group text and responding ha ha that officer had also been involved in the initial encounter with mcclain. >> saying ha ha when he was engaged in the incident with mcclain was absolutely unacceptable. >> reporter: he was a 23-year-old massage therapist. his family says he sometimes wore a ski mask to keep warm because he was anemic. >> i have a right to stop you because you're being

>> three aurora police officers were fired yesterday mock being elijah mclain's death.e's cnn omar jimenez with the latest. >> reporter: newly released pictures so multiple pictures out of the aurora police department posing where elijah mclain was placed in a chokehold in 2019. one officer mimics a literal chokehold. the police chief there fired three of the officers, a fourth one involved resigned earlier this week on tuesday. the chief said she was alerted to the photos a little over a week ago but they were taken back in october of 2019 and one of the officers that was fired was actually among the officers that responded to the initial interaction with elijah mclain back in august of 2019. the chief's words they don't deserve to wear a badge any more. now in the wake of this, there are multiple simultaneous investigations going on, even before these photographs were released. for starters the fbi and department of justice say they've been looking into this case since 2019 with a review specifically focused on already a federal civil rights investigation would be war

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pointing to an independent investigation coming from the city of aurora. the family, throughout all of this, it has been a tough time as they've had to relive a lot of the trauma that they have been going through since this happened, back in august of 2019. they released a statement friday night saying in part, just when you think the aurora police cannot get any worse, they reach a new low. they went on to say apd's conduct is no different than white supremacists at the height of jim crow's south w. the family lawyer said this was absolutely not acceptable. and one of the main points she made is among a similar point we have heard from protestors across the country. that, despite these officers being fired, one of her main concerns is where they could be hired, next. omar jimenez, cnn. >> now, the police officers union says the investigation into the photos was done in a, quote, unprecedented fashion. a statement from the aurora police association criticized the interim police chief and said the probe violated the officers' right to due process. it said,

. >>> anger in aurora. three colorado police officers fired after photos were discovered of the cops making light of elijah mcclain's struggle with police before he died. >> as protesters gather for another night of protesting. >>> what's in a name? the cleveland indians announce overnight they're now discussing whether to change the team's name. >>> all of that plus celebrating the fourth safely. tens of millions across the country urged to stay inside and watch the fireworks from home, as america celebrates its independence today, saturday, july 4th, 2020. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today," with peter alexander, kristen welker, and dylan dreyer. >> welcome to "today" and thank you so much for joining us on this saturday morning. happy fourth, guys. great to be kicking off the holiday with both of you. >> no doubt. and a big thanks for our neighbor for starting the pyrotechnic just after midnight last night. dylan, you've got a full night tonight, hosting the macy's fourth spectacular with our f

i mean you look at that story y'all had on just before about those officers out in aurora.sort of f people and laugh at it is a dehumanization that hurts the soul. this has hurt all of us. it's hurt us in terms of policy and hurt us in terms of our deepest soul in our humanity. what we are trying to do is lift up a vision that can restore the humanity, restore the soul of people in this country. >> reverend dr. william barber and pastor jonathan, i'm sorry, bishop barber, i'll let you have the last word here. >> well, one of the things we have to do is show people that this is hurting us all. you notice i said 140 million poor and low wealth people, not just black people, but poor people. it's hurting us, whether it's in the mountains of appear latcha, the farmlands of kansas, or fast food workers in the carolinas. our movement is bringing all of those people together and saying we can have a different way and better way. some people can say they're christian, but christianity requires that you follow what christ says. and christ says how you treat the least of these, the p

gabe gutierrez, nbc news, aurora, colorado >>> what is behind a striking racial imbalance in the mentalealth system, up next. >>> back now with our series "inequality in america" tonight shining a light on an issue so many black americans face when they seek help for their mental health. more now from kate snow >> reporter: about a year ago this couple expected a new baby. they had recently moved and she switched jobs can you describe how you were feeling >> just really a lot of pressure. very heavy and fearful, anxious >> reporter: she found a therapist in a suburb of philadelphia who was white. >> it felt like she just wasn't getting it i could tell it was from the cultural differences. but i felt like i couldn't be myself in the session. >> reporter: i could imagine particularly white people hearing that story and thinking, well, but it doesn't matter what color your skin is >> yes, it does. it is not necessarily a matter of the color of the skin but more of the cultural background >> reporter: he has found a similar disconnect in his nine-year recovery from alcohol and drugs. >> i'd

since aurora officers tackled his son, applied a corot id hold, and later a sedative mcclain would die at the hospital days later. the coroner saying the cause of death was undetermined an internal police investigation found the officers followed policy and the district attorney declined to file charges. only after the death of george floyd in minneapolis did the governor here appoint a special prosecutor. >> reporter: if you could speak to the officers who stopped him that night what would you say? >> you're a coward but you shouldn't be police officers anymore and we're coming for your job. >> reporter: in a joint statement the justice department and the fbi confirmed they've been reviewing mcclain's death for any civil rights violations since 2019. they're also now looking into whether some aurora peace officers took potentially inappropriate pictures last week. the police department has placed them on paid administrative leave. mcclain was 23 years old. a massage therapist who friends say would constantly bow as a sign of gratitude. >> they murdered my friend. >> reporter: marna ar

nbc's gabe gutierrez is in aurora, colorado.abe, tell us about these photos and this review by federal authorities. >> reporter: hey there, craig. the internal investigation into those, quote, potentially inappropriate photo actually just wrapped up. it went before the chiefs' review board late yesterday. the chief is now reviewing the findings. and it will be up to the officers as well to appeal any of the findings. those photos have not been publicly released at this point. they will be once the process is completed. it could be delayed for weeks while these officers might take a look at this and might appeal. but certainly there's a lot of mounting outrage here in aurora, colorado. we actually just spoke with somebody who knew elijah mcclain quite well. she was his client. he was a massage therapist and she was his client for two years and forged a deep connection with him. her name is marna arnett. she is devastated at how things played out. >> it's devastating. had they just had a conversation with him, i would still have m

to an independent investigation to the city of aurora that is set to be under way soon. >> understood lot to follow there. and so much sadness for that family. as well to have to go through this all over again. omar jimenez, thanks for covering the story for us. and that does it tonight for "ac 360." up next, jake tapper takes a closer look at how president trump sees the pandemic and how he's reacting to it. if you're at home thinking about your financial plan... so are we. prudential helps 1 in 7 americans with their financial needs. that's over 25 million people. with over 90 years of investment experience, our thousands of financial professionals can help with secure video chat or on the phone. we make it easy for you with online tools, e-signatures, and no-medical-exam life insurance. plan for better days. go to prudential.com or talk to an advisor. >>> the following is a cnn special report. >> tonight we look to the timeline for the truth. >> we think we have it very well under control. >> the very next day his administration declared a public health emergency. >> what did the p

. >> aurora cannabis and aphria rising on reports of a possible merger aurora is up nearly 6% rumorsmerger have been swirling for weeks shortly before the close yesterday, a report said those talks broke down last week however, a note last night said this deal could still come to fruition it added that data suggests this combination would establish a clear leader in the canadian adult use market with 30% of the market it has been a rocky road for the canadian cannabis industry this year with with the country slow to roll out licensed retailers and inventories building up. aurora shares are down more than 85% year-over-year while aphria shares are down more than 20% since last year. aurora had no comment on the reports while aphria tells us there is no agreement between the two companies. we'll be watching it, though back to you. >> thank you. >>> a big part of stock market investing right now is trying to figure out what the world will look like in the post-covid future google will be helping those from home and jpmorgan downgrading american express as they expect companies and peopl

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. >>> aurora police los foes and maced h a who he would. calling for further action after those firings. >> the photos that were taken by the aurora police department reenfact acking the the heinous murder, they are attempting to silence our community. our community is not going to be silenced. we will not be silenced. we stand with mclain in solidarity. >> another replied with those pictures with the quote, ha ha, he was also feared. >>> different it can ticks pebble are slowing town a time projected to . >>> many beaches around the bay area are closed for the weekend, but not down in santa cruz, health feebles gave up to cope crowds awear , now by that worried are big cud. >> we haven't eaton out a lot quite honestly, but the place where we have eaton out, they've taken precautions. >> freeway from i have zero concern and feel everyone will be safe. >>> all of the beach parking lots are closed in san francisco, ocean beach, nary na greenment the bridge will be owe spoking of those. with all the social distancing challenges, it will be nea

they're also now looking into whether some aurora peace officers took potentially inappropriate pictures last week. the police department has placed them on paid administrative leave. mcclain was 23 years old. a massage therapist who friends say would constantly bow as a sign of gratitude. >> they murdered my friend. >> marna arnet was one of his clients for more than two years. >> nobody should die like this. nobody should be walking home, and be worried that they'll never get there. >> reporter: the interim police chief in aurora says her department will cooperate fully with the federal review but she declined to comment on any ongoing investigations lester >> gabe gutierrez, thank you. >>> a group of harvey weinstein's accusers have reached a tentative settlement, including $19 million for victims, but some of weinstein's oth accusers saying it's not nearly enough. >> reporter: three months after harvey weinstein was sent to prison, creating a victims fund for $19 million. >> there's relief and closure in this settlement, absolutely, for me, and i think for a hundred plus women. >> re

with us is gabe gutierrez on the ground in aurora, colorado. gabe, what more are we learning?porter: hi there, peter, good afternoon. earlier this week the internal investigation into those photos wrapped up, but those officers had 72 hours to appeal whatever discipline was handed down. that 72-hour window expires within the next hour or so, and so we're awaiting some update from aurora police this afternoon, though it hasn't been formally announced. peter, this is a community that is demanding answers after photos that were taken apparently last october but only recently came to light. the police chief said she was made aware of those photos. elijah mcclain died last august, and protests have ramped up in the last week since the death of george floyd. we spoke to his family. take a look at what he says. >> especial and he is missed. >> reporter: if you could speak to the officers who stopped him that night, what would you say? >> you're a coward, but you shouldn't be police officers anymore, and we're coming for your jobs. >> reporter: and, peter, elijah mcclain, again, was s

. >>> next four police officers from aurora, colorado are off of the force after photos emerged showing three of them re-enacting the neck hold that led to the death of elijah mcclain. >> reporter: tonight, aurora's chief of police says the officers seen in this photo, simulating a choke hold used on elijah mcclain, dont deserve to wear the badge. >> its reprehensible and that's why they no longer work here. >> reporter: officers erica marrerro kyle dittrich were fired and jaron jones resigned after posing for these photos in october, two months after the 23-year old massage therapist and violinist was confronted by police. >> i have a right to stop you because you're being suspicious. >> reporter: police say mcclain tried to grab an officer's gun. they used a carotid chokehold to subdue him, as he pleaded for his life. >> i can't breathe. >> reporter: mcclain was given a heavy sedative and died three days after a 911 caller reported a man in a ski mask. mcclain's family says he wore it because a blood condition made him feel cold. one of the officers that night, jason rosenblatt, recei

the first time aurora police released photos of three officers smiling at the site, elijah mcclain was stopped and placed in a chokehold and later died. today, backed by elijah's mother spoke for more action after the firings. >> photos that were taken by the aurora police department reenacting the heinous murder of elijah mcclain across the street from where we currently stand we are here today, because we are attempting we are there attempting to silence our community. our community has not going to be silenced. we will not be silenced. we stand, for shinning mclean, and solidarity. our another officer in the involved in the arrest replied to the pictures pulled ha ha also fired. >>> hit-and-run that left a 7- year-old seriously injured, in martinez we want to warn you of this video is very hard to watch. surveillance footage shows owen jones riding his scooter in front of his house yesterday, he comes out of his driveway where he appears to see a band, he tries to stop that is when the van runs him over, chp says it is hard to tell from the video how fast that man was actually going

in aurora, colorado, rioters injured two people. they are expected to survive.n seattle 47 arrested, 59 officers injured after rioters hurled rocks and explosives at police officers near seattle's east police precinct. officers suffered burns. the station suffered structural damage. overall 18 people shot dead during rioting. back again is shelby talcot, a "daily caller" journalist reporting on the front lines of these riots. shelby, you were there at the riots. tell us what you saw? >> liz, there has been a ton of unrest. we typically see huge crowds earlier in the night, starting around 9:00. it is fairly peaceful at that time. as the night goes on, 10:30, 11:00 there's a huge group of protesters or rioters who turn their focus on to the federal courthouse and, they have been told there is warnings given by federal officers, don't touch the fence. don't try to break through. time and time again, night after night, they're trying to breach the fence and it starts sort of this war every night on the streets of downtown portland. elizabeth: were they, were the ri

>> reporter: protesters facing off with police outside the station in aurora.utrage boiling over, amid a new scandal rocking the department. officers erica marrero and kyle dittrich, both fired, and officer jaron jones resigning, over these selfies -- smiling and simulating the choke hold used on mcclain, taken two months after the massage therapist's death. >> it is a crime against humanity and decency. >> reporter: mcclain was walking home last august after buying iced tea at a convenience store officers later putting him in a choke hold as he begged for his life. >> i can't breathe. >> reporter: mcclain died days later at the hospital. police say during the confrontation with officers, mcclain tried to grab officer jason rosenblatt's gun. months later, when rosenblatt received this picture in a text message, he replied, "ha-ha." he, too, was fired friday. >> reporter: none of the officers have been charged in mcclain's death. colorado's attorney general is now investigating. whit? >> all right, stephanie ramos, thank you. >>> next, a fourth of july scorcher

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. >> aurora officers stopped him and tackled him, applied a ka rotted hold and sedative.ed at the hospital days later and the cause of death was undetermined. internal police investigation found the officers followed policies and the district attorney declined to file charges. but last week, the governor appointed a special prosecutor to investigate. now, more anger fueled by these newly released pictures. >> the aurora police department has a long, sorted horrible history of both racism and brutality. that needs to stop today. >> reporter: in a written statement, the aurora police association called the internal investigation a rush to judgment and said that the interim police chief was unfit for her position. alex? >> interesting. despite those protestations she made there. thank you so much, gabe ambiguity yazer. >>> washington, d.c. gearing up for president trump's salute to america. it will feature fireworks and military flyovers but comes despite the growing health concerns over large gatherings as this country sees an alarming rise in coronavirus cases including fr

in the denver suburb of aurora, a driver sped through a protest blocking a highway. policeat a protester fired a weapon at the car, striking at least one other protester. police are investigating, but no arrests had been made as of noon today of either the driver or the person who fired the gun. black livematter protests in colorado have focused on the death of elijah mcclain, an aunarmed black man who dier g stopped by aurora poli in august ofub019. lice sdued him using a chokehold and after being given a sedative he went into cardiact arrest aer died. and in austin, texte, moments of rror after arotester was fatally shot during a black lives maer protest yterday. police said the victim, who may have had a r, approached a vehicle and the driver inside opened fire. e ooter was detained and is cooperating with the ongoing investigation. for more on the protests in levinson, multimedia reporter and producer for oregon public broadcasting. since your story a couple of weeks ago about federal officials taking people i unmarked vans, we've seen a huge increase in the numb

authorities also looking into reports of other aurora officers that they later took photos re-enacting the hold used on mcclab. >>> we move onto the police crackdown in seattle. officers today clearing out the c.h.o.p. zone, arresting dozens of protesters occupying the area for weeks. and in new york city, officers moving in on demonstrating call to defund the police. here's abc's jen nee norman. >>> oh, my god! >> reporter: tonight, officers in riot gear swarming seattle's occupied protest zone. >> disperse southbound on 12th avenue or you will be arrested. >> reporter: clashing with protesters as they cleared out te tents, arresting more than 30 people tnksftze soc area. police reclaiming their precinct in the area that saw crime skyrocket by more than 500% and two phones fatally shot. protesters blocking police from responding to at least one of those deadly incidents. j suppot what has happeisd lawless and i brutal and bottom line, it is simply unacceptable. >> reporter: across the country, police in new york city moving in on demonstrators calling to defund the police, captured in

. >>> one of the aurora, colorado, police officers under investigation for photos related to the death of elijah mcclain has resigned from the force. the department tweeting that jaron jones was one of the employees involved and depicted in the photograph investigation. aurora's mayor confirmed the photos showed the officers re-enacting the neck hold used on mcclain last august. he died in police custody. >>> next, to that powerful moment. a prisoner walked free. his conviction overturned after more than 20 years behind bars. there to see him walk free, the superstar basketball player who put her career on hold to fight for his freedom. abc's adrienne bankert has the story. >> reporter: tonight, after more than 20 years in prison, jonathan irons is a free man, walking out of a missouri prison thanks to help from wnba star maya moore. >> in that moment, i just -- i really felt like i could -- i could rest. >> reporter: following four wnba championships, moore put her career on hold to help with the case. >> i'm absolutely elated and thankful just to be here in this moment right now. >>

. >>> and news tonight into the investigation of the police-related death of elijah mcclain in aurora, colorado. the fbi and u.s. attorney say they've been reviewing this case for a possible federal civil rights investigation since last year. mcclain confronted by police while walking home last august. officers placing him in a neck hold. he died a few days later. authorities also looking into reports of other aurora officers that they later took photos re-enacting the hold used on mcclain. >>> we move on now to the police crackdown in seattle. officers today clearing out the c.h.o.p. zone, arresting dozens of protesters occupying the area for weeks. and in new york city, officers moving in on demonstrators calling to defund the police. her's abc's janai norman. >> oh, my god! >> reporter: tonight, officers in riot gear swarming seattle's occupied protest zone. >> disperse southbound on 12th avenue or you will be arrested. >> reporter: clashing with protesters as they cleared out tents, arresting more than 30 people. more than three weeks after protesters seized the six-block area. po

pictures mocking the choke hold death of elijah mcclain costing several aurora police officers their jobs. the new outrage this morning as protesters surround a police precinct with more demands overnight. >>> about-face. washington's nfl team says it's reviewing the controversial name after refusing for years. the new corporations that are adding to the pressure today. and now, the cleveland's baseball team looks to get with the times, as well. >>> and cheers! the uk, even, apparently prince william celebrating as pubs reopen across the country for the first time in months. it comes as the uk puts new travel restrictions in place on americans. >>> just for the record, it's not even 11:00 in the uk, and they're already drinking. >> i think it started at 6:00 a.m. there. >> okay, sorry! >> and we're going to have some good live shots for you. >> prince william is lit right now. >> on our independence day. >> on our independence day. we're the ones that celebrate this. remember, we left y'all on this day. a lot of people will be going here today. >> oh, yes. >> this is myrtle beach, so

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on sunday, a vigil in memory of elijah mcclain held there in aurora came to an end when riot police moved in, lobbing pepper spray. a lawyer for mcclain's family was there and said the police action was unprovoked. >>> next, that troubling incident at a hampton inn in williamston, north carolina. an employee confronted an african-american mother and her two children at the pool, asking them to prove they were guests at the hotel, but showing their room key wasn't enough. the employee called police, who ran the plates on the family's car. tonight, that employee no longer works at the hampton inn and the mother has released video of the encounter. here's abc's adrienne bankert. >> reporter: a disturbing encounter at a hotel pool. >> i'm here on business. so they are harassing me. >> reporter: this woman accused by a hotel employee of trespassing at a north carolina hampton inn. >> she says, "it's people like you that comes to the pool that's not authorized." who's people like me? black people? >> reporter: police say hotel staff found ednitta wright's two children swimming alone on friday.

abc's clayton sandell joins us from aurora, colorado, with the outrage from mcclain's family.layton, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, whit. they are cleaning up here from a protest overnight. protestors marched to this aurora police station behind me here demanding justice for elijah mcclain but this morning, the police department find themselves in the middle of another public relations disaster. [ crowd chanting ] >> reporter: hundreds of protesters demanding justice for elijah mcclain taking to the streets of aurora, colorado, overnight. >> say his name! >> all: elijah mcclain! >> reporter: amid growing anger over a cruel new twist. >> this photo, they are actually re-enacting -- they're actually re-enacting a carotid control hold. >> reporter: three officers in selfies smiling and simulating the chokehold used on elijah mcclain two months after the 23-year-old massage therapist and violinist died after a confrontation with other officers. the police union says the chief rushed to judgment. erica marrero and kyle dittrich were fired. officer jaron jones resigned. >>

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. >> reporter: gunfire breaking out a protest in aurora, colorado after a car drove through a large group one protester shooting the vehicle as it sped away hitting two people. and not yet confirming the demonstrator was shot, they are causing major damage, breaking windows and starting a fire. mayor michael off says aurora can't become the next portland, make no mistake, the ones who remain behind are not protesters but using the protest as a cover. in richmond, virginia police arresting 16 people and deploying teargas, as crowds shatter windows and set a mattress and dump truck on fire. in new york protests continue over the weekend with the black lives matter outside trump tower vandalized for the fourth time since it was painted just this month. shannon: another night of unrest in major new york cities and the impact on the 2020 race. brit hume is standing by. book two separate qualifying stays and earn a free night. the open road is open again. and wherever you're headed, choice hotels is there. book direct at choicehotels.com. and wherever you're headed, choice hotels is there. ever

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aurora's interim police chief vanessa wilson called the photo a "crime against humanity and decency." no officers have been arrested in the death of elijah mcclain. in sports news, pressure is growing on the washington redskins to change its racist name. on thursday, fedex, which holds the naming rights for the team's football stadium, called on the team to come up with a new name. nike has also pulled gear for the team from its store. the team has announced it is undergoing a "thorough review" of the team's name. meanwhile in baseball news, cleveland indians manager terry francona has backed changing the team's name. on sunday he said, "i think it's time to move forward." in ethiopia, over 160 people hahave been killed during unrest following the murder of popular singer and activist hachalu hundessa last monday. he was a member of the ethnic oromo group and had once served five years behind bars as a political prisoner. his music became the soundtrack to anti-government protests that swept ethiopia and led to the resignation of its prime minister in 2018 and the appointment of abiy

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>>people came together today, they're remembering the victims of the shooting at an aurora colorado movie theater today was the 8th anniversary of that shooting 12 people were killed 70 people were wounded over the weekend chalk artists remember the victims in a unique way. reporter sean towle talk to relatives of victims to get reaction. almost everyone in the war has a connection to what happened on july 20th 2012 i remember the sight all too well, whether they're an artist paying tribute my birthday's on 7.20 just someone stopping my daughter or. >>kids were supposed to be at that movie theater and. >>fortunately, someone got sick them, so they didn't make it or they lost a loved one. this >>just use my son lisa children's came from california with her family for the anniversary and stopped by to see the chalk art to honor the victims at the reflection garden memorial, it's beautiful. i'm the kind of person i mean i. and to celebrate just his life. >>any way. >>can be it doesn't make the day any easier for the mother of the former member of the air force mean of course it's hard in the

>>in aurora colorado. these 4 police officers are now out of a job because of the picture there and re max of 2019 chokehold the police apply to life for mclean who later died in terms he finessed wilson said today that she fired 3 officers for the incident and a 4th resigned there were police association of directors says wilson rushed her decision the aurora police department says the photos were taken months after the incident. in october 2019. but wilson says the people involved with the photo no longer deserve to wear a badge. well the allegations. >>of this internal affairs cases, not criminal it is a crime against humanity and decency. to even think about doing such a thing. it is beyond. is beyond comprehension is reprehensible. >>the fbi us justice department and colorado's attorney general have all been involved in the investigation into mcclain's death. >>as confederate memorials around the country are removed some are fighting to rename a bridge in alabama. one former lawmaker says the confeder

. >> gunfire breaking out in a protest in aurora, colorado, as well after a car drove through the large group there. one protester shooting at the vehicle as it sped away, hitting two people. police releasing a photo of a man they believe was involved in the shooting, but not yet confirming if the driver was shot. demonstrators there also causing major damage to the courthouse. breaking windows and even starting a fire inside the building. mayor mike coffman tweeting aurora can't become the next portland, adding in part, make no mistake, the ones who remained behind were not protesters, but simply using the protest as a cover for their violent actions. in richmond, virginia, police arresting 16 people and deploying tear gas after crowds set a mattress and a dump truck on fire. here in new york, protest also continuing over the weekend with the black lives matter mural outside the trump tower vandalized for the fourth time since it was painted just this month. shannon. >> shannon: all right, alex hogan for us in new york. thank you, alex. we are monitoring another night of unrest in majo

fires were set in a courthouse in aurora, colorado. it happened after hundreds of people declaring justice for elijah mclain, with one protester plowing through the crowd. we'll get word on injuries. hopefully it wasn't too bad, but protests in aurora. in louisville, a gun went off when a protester was holding it. three people were injured. people seeking justice for breonna taylor, the 26-year-old woman that was fatally shot in a police raid and nobody has been arrested in that case still. >>> now to the latest on the coronavirus pandemic and u.s. cases are soaring and showing no signs of slowing down. in the past week, 18 states have set records in daily case numbers. that's according to the "new york times." among those states, california, south carolina, north dakota, kentucky and hawaii. hawaii is now getting on the mark there. >>> on saturday, minnesota hit a new milestone, confirming 50,000 confirmed cases with every county in the state now reporting positive tests for the first time. a statewide mask mandate went into effect th

doña lucha: y yo que pensaba que después de la fiesta de 15 años de mi hija rosa aurora ya lo había vistoon permisito--con permiso--disculpe, don, ¿no ha visto a un niño asiático normal? >> ¿el chino de las bolas de fuego? doña lucha: ya me lo tatuaron. justo ahí--justo ahí. macaco: y, así es, hermanos, como el universo--erso--erso--está conformado por bolas de fuego. y nosotros provenimos de bolas de fuego. doña lucha: termina tu numerito. al rato platicamos, chino. [sirena] policía: quietos aquí. la policía. doña lucha: ay, no. mi hijo es inocente--mi hijo es inocente-- mi hijo es inocente. albertano: ya, digan lo que digan fue gol y yo lo metí. maría: qué bueno que ya llegó el hombre de la casa. siéntate, amor, ya casi está la cena. de hoy en adelante, comeremos nuestro propio mole. albertano: dispensa, nomás por no quedar mal, flaca. ¿qué estamos festejando? maría: [ríe] amor mío, pasa a nuestro lecho nupcial. tarán. albertano: ¿qué le pasó a mi cuarto? ¿y mi guitarra? ¿y mis playeras? ¿qué le hiciste a mis revistas? maría: albertano, tienes que entender que el amasiato implica sacrif

in aurora, colorado, authorities authorities are investigating after a car drove through black lives matter protest. one protester also reportedly fired a weapon at the march. in chicago, christopher columbus statues were taken down from two parks, after an order from mayor lori lightfoot. one of t the statues was in grat park, where a police officerer last week punched teenage activist miracle boyd in the face, knockiking out her teeth, during a protest to topple the statue. for more on her case, go to democracynow.org. the body of civil l rights leadr and georgia congressmember john lewis s has made one last trip across a bridge in selma, alabama, that became a flashpoint in the struggle for racial equality in the jim crow south. on sunday, a funeral caisson drawn by two black horses crossed the edmumund pettus brididge, with family members placing red roses on the stt where lewis was alalmosteaten n death the police in 1965 while mamarching for voting rightsts. this is fred lewis, speaking at a weekekend memorial service for his brother,r, john lewis. >> i remember the day when jo