post pal inspector, there were no packages of interest going to briana taylor's apartment.this contradicts the reasoning police gave for their no-knock warrant. what does that mean for this case? >> the fact this warrant was issued was a mistake from the beginning. they didn't lay out the proper information specifically for the individual they were looking for at briana taylors apartment. to get a search warrant, you have to establish probable cause that a crime is being kplited at the property you want to search or there's evidence of a crime at that property. the detectives laid out that probable cause. in order to get a no-knock, no announcement search warrant, there has to be reasonable suspicion if you were to announce and knock that the investigation would be hindered, evidence could be destroyed or the individuals inside would flee from law enforcement. what did rerealize after they raided her apartment. she had no drugs. there were no drug traffickers and no dam cameras that they aemg as well in the search warrant application. the fact she had to lose her life based

the lawyer for the family of 26 year-old briana taylor was shot and killed by louisville police officer she says that louisville police the department there is to blame for a botched police raid the officers say they were executing a search warrant in a drug investigation and they were met by gunfire from taylor's boyfriend new documents show that taylor was not the target caitlin rushed has the latest.

briana taylor was killed in her own home, in her own bed by a botched police raid over a month ago, and it hasn't really gotten the attention it has deserved. i could add countless numbers of other women, india kager killed when police were attempting to arrest her be f aoyfriend and k her and almost killed her child. the problem with much of the way that police interact with african-americans isn't just what happens when they're on the street, when they're in public, but what often happens in their own homes, what happens to black women, often they're killed in front of their children. they're killed when they're supposed to be relying on the police for protection and safety. so one of the things that i think is happening now is slowly there's a realization that the same kind of system that allows for george floyd to be killed, the same system that allows for ahmaud arbery to basically be hunted down by a former cop and be killed, the same system that allows a black woman to be killed in her own bed is the same system that allows thousands of black people to be dying right now because

more about briana taylor. again, an emt. she was working for two hospitals.6-year-old had dreams of becoming a nurse. she's described as a quiet, peaceful, loving and caring person by family and friends. and more also about walker, her boyfriend. he was charged with attempted murder as megan mentioned. he was also released from jail by a judge. i think just a couple of weeks after the incident. no history of violence, no history of drug offenses. again, no drugs or anything illegal found in that home of briana taylor. >> one quick note to add is that police, the suspect they had been looking for, had been arrested before the raid on taylor's apartment. >> so a lot of answers that need to be -- a lot of questions that need to be answered by the local police department. again, an internal investigation is ongoing. >>> coming up, loud talkers and covid-19. >> a new study suggesting talking loudly can spread infection just as much as coughing or sneezing. actually w. dust mite droppings! eeeeeww! dead skin cells! gross! so now, i grab my swiffer sweeper and heavy

last month has been a nightmare i'm on our prairie murdered on february 23rd shall i read may 6th briana taylor made 12 george floyd may 25th just last night i heard about a trans black man in florida tony abbott date murdered by police that was just yesterday so you know it's been a nightmare after nightmare trauma after trauma this of course is you know a long legacy of racism and dean manity in the u.s. what is your message to people in positions of power and what is the discussion that needs to take place with the global black community to calm tensions right now . i don't know if we need to count tensions actually i think the tensions are exactly when they should be and i think that the system as it was designed is working perfectly we have people that are being murdered black people that are being murdered and then outrage and the outrage over that outrage and the cycle just continues and you know news outlets in interviews like these the cycle continues we are calling on institutions to change their policies we have the university of minnesota just ended its contracts with the minnesota

in the early hours of march 13th briana taylor was killed after police officers forced their way intoheir home in kentucky. police were there to serve a no-knock search warrant in a narcotics raid. no drugs were found, by the way, in the home, victor. >> her boyfriend was arrested for attempted murder for firing back at officers. those charges have since been dismissed. a month earlier, are mauhmaud a was shot and killing by a man after jogging. a string of break-ins were reported for seven weeks prior to his death. >> the third person immediately didn't call 911 for healtlp. it took three months for arrests to be made. >> all three have been arrested. derek chauvin in the death of george floyd, but it wasn't enough to stop the protests in minneapolis. officials say they made about 50 arrests. law enforcement resource, we know, are stretched thin. >> yeah. cnn's sara sidner was there. and she shows us what was happening. >> reporter: hundreds of officers coming forward, for the first time tonight, we're seeing a large contingent of police pushing people back from that precinct. and in

meanwhile, you have ahmaud arbery, briana taylor, where is their justice?o this is where we are right now, america is in pain. people are fully and completely aware of what is going on. and the fact that there is not justice for all, not equal justice for all in america and so we need to keep fighting for those ideals and frankly we need to elect joe biden and have a department of justice that is run where there is accountability and consequence for all behaviors that violate the law. >> and i'll make a point for the audience that if you missed it earlier today, former vice president biden appeared on cnn and on msnbc with craig melvin. he had some strong remarks about donald trump calling his remarks thoroughly irresponsible and not presidential. because you had that job of being attorney general that you have been in that prosecutor's shoes, i don't want to set you against your colleague, but senator aamy klobuchar was the hennepin county prosecutor in 2006. officer chauvin had one of his something like 19 accusations of misconduct. he was ultimately not

also signs talking about briana taylor, black lives matter. a real range of issues people are there protesting about. again, these are from washington, d.c., a protest that is happening just across the street from the white house. we want to go now to protests in california's bay area turned violent overnight. some local businesses in the area suffered substantial damage. a contracted security officer from the federal protective service was shot and killed outside of the oakland federal building, and another security officer was injured in the shooting. let's bring in nbc's joe friar who's on the ground for us in san francisco. what more can you tell us about the protests there. >> reporter: this protest has been going on for about an hour now. the group marched down the streetcar yg signs and they got here to san francisco city hall. you can see a large group gathered in front of here. very diverse group, all kinds of ages. they made it very clear they want people to be peaceful here, and so far it's been incredibly peaceful. various people s

we don't know about india who was killed very much like briana taylor when the police were trying to arrest someone else, and they shot into her car killing her and almost her child. these are the frustrations of marginalization, of losing ones life, and then the family losing again the loss of that life. it's not significant virtually to anyone. even now in louisville when people are protesting around briana some coverage doesn't even mention their name. they don't know that briana is really the spark in what's going on in louisville. so this a moment, again, where the aspiration is being asserted. black lives matter. the question is whether the rest of society will ever be made to agree to that. >> right, that's a good point. and remember briana taylor, the protests in louisville were not just promped by this but an idea a woman serving others in the coronavirus pandemic, an emt was killed in her house in a warrant that was gone wrong. kimberle, thank you again for your writing and the work you're doing in helping people understand why there was such anger, such confusion, why ther

the family of 26 year old briana taylor has filed a wrongful death lawsuit after officers entered her louisville home on march 13th as part of a narcotic sin vest a gay shouldn't fatally shooting her place said they were returning fire after one officer was shot in the apartment and wounded taylor's mother filed a lawsuit against 3 police officers who came into her daughter's home around 1 am according to the lawsuit taylor's boyfriend kenneth walker fired in self-defense because police in and nouns themselves and thought they were breaking in taylor worked as an e.m.t. many times with officers taylor's aunt says the entire situation is beyond tragic just to know that a she die like that in the car for their own hole by people who supposed to be who she works alone with every day why she worked alongside these people every day the lawsuit claims taylor was shot at least 8 times the family's attorney ben crump says there was no reason taylor should be dead this was a. war where they are going to. remember searching for. walker who called 9111 police entered had a license to carry he's

to atlanta saying i'm tired and as i say that i think not only of the word fluid but i think of briana taylor i think of. ivory when you're in the state of georgia who was attacked by. vigilantes who are gated to themselves the kind of police brutality that took the lie not only of george lloyd but you know the list goes on and on and on well i think that in recent years we have seen military weaponry get on very high on american streets and ironically this is part of what has i think inflamed the conditions that we're seeing right now. it's interesting the to hear mr trump speak in this way just a few weeks ago a short few weeks ago we saw. we saw folks marching and rioting as it were in the state of michigan and this response was very very different dr king used to say that riots are the language of the on heard we don't support this kind of looting but we also don't support presidents who tweet about shooting this is a dangerous situation and i think people are are deeply tired and what they need is leadership compassionate leadership that will hear their cries hear their concerns and that

saying i'm tired and as they say that i think not only have they were exploited but i think of briana taylor i think of. a model. here in the state of georgia who was attacked by. vigilantes to aggregate it to themselves the kind of police brutality that took the lie not only of george lloyd but you know the list goes on and on and on right and. you're going to go and in the air guard a case we saw a man's life taken from him in a chokehold as he said over and over again i can't breathe 5 years it took 5 years to get the officer fired and no one was ever convicted and here we are again and so there's understandably a deep sense of pressure. richmond people feeling but we would encourage people to protest with pete's ok so the governor says no he's going to deploy the fool national guard and president trump is threatening to send in the national army to stop the protests is not likely to inflame the situation on the streets and make matters even worse do you think well i think that in recent years we have seen. military weaponry got on very on american streets and ironically this is part of w

least 7 people were shot in louisville kentucky where crowds turned out to demand justice for briana taylor a black woman who was fatally shot by police in her home back in march officers in riot gear tried to push back large groups of protesters and there's been a standoff with police in the city of denver over the past few hours after a crowd stomped vehicles and blocked streets hundreds of protesters had earlier marched on colorado's state's capital building. a poll bew bloom is a news reporter at fox mind shine no he joins us now on the phone from minneapolis paul thank you very much for being with us we have seen crowds of protesters face off with riot police throughout the evening in minneapolis just bring us up to speed with the situation right now i things any comma. well good day to you thanks for having me on actually i have just left you played that comment from the mayor jacob fry here in minneapolis from city hall just moments ago 6 i was at that news conference so i've been removed from kind of the ground situation in a couple of our hardest hit neighborhoods but what i can te

george floyd unfortunately was something we have to watch for 9 minutes but we could talk about briana taylor and teen who was working during the global pandemic where police entered her house while her and her boyfriend were sleep they thought they were being rot and her body was so riddled with bullets and this is last month in louisville kentucky that they had a hard time even putting her back together i can name you. tony may day a black tranced man that was just killed 2 days ago by the police in men says and i could spend 5 hours with you all and i could not even answer we wouldn't even vote to the lists of multiple police killings this is a not only a tipping point it's an explosion and within against this global pandemic until all those cops are respite until they go to trial until they get jail time and then serve that jail time i think we're going to be seeing this a lot more for many many weeks here in the united states. solidarity protests have also been held in london hundreds of people gathered for falls or square before marching past the prime minister's official residence in d

and with briana taylor, ahmaud arbery, you can die while black simply for doing things that others take for granted. that cannot stand and i'm so privileged to be able to work with the arbery family to try and not only push legislation, but to hold the d.a.s, judges and sheriffs who have to participate in the census and the system accountable for their bad actions or inaction. >> i am out of time, but i would be remiss if i didn't ask you, an op-ed in "the washington post" talking about the importance of having a black woman vice presidential running mate for joe biden. there are two senate seats open in the state of georgia, meaning that georgia is going to be very important state, you might be somebody that would help joe biden carry the state of georgia. do you, you know, do you -- are you being specially vetted. i asked everyone that comes on that is a potential running mate for him do you know you're being vetted, do you see the joint appearances with him as a sense of him trying to get comfortable having you as a running mate? >> joe biden is going to make the choice that makes th

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meanwhile, you have ahmaud arbery, briana taylor, where is their justice?ca is in pain, and the fact that there is not justice for all, not equal justice for all in america, and so we need to keep fighting for those ideals. >> i'm not scared. i'm hurt. i'm angry, but i ain't scared. every race here, i love you. but it comes to a point now where if you love me and you're not standing on the side of me. >> i promised them i'd do anything in my power to see justice is served for george. you know, we must. we have to do this. it's who we are as a country. we have to step up. we have to step up at this point. >> we're not afraid of the moment. all i wanted to do is let you know that we're not afraid to stand. >> sorry. >> celebrities -- >> we're going to take a quick break. we will be back with more. >> go ahead, ali. >> sorry, i misunderstood what was going on. i was told we're going to commercial break and coming back in the next hour with more of our coverage from minneapolis. but i might be wrong, which i often am. if i'm not wrong i'll see you in a couple o

the same thing happens with briana taylor and george floyd. we spoke their names and with suffering hearts of the endless list. it is a list that dates back for 400 years, black men, black women and black children. it still stains our nation today. sometimes we manage to overlook it. we just push forward with a thousand other tasks of our daily lives and it is always there. we see it plainly and we are a country of an open wound. none of this can be turned away. none of this can we hear the words "i can't breathe" and do nothing. we can't fail victims like what martin luther king called the si apali appalling silence of good people. we wonder who would be next? imagine every time your husband or son or wife our daughter left the house, you fear for their safety from bad actors and bad police. imagine if you had to have that talk with your child about not asserting your rights, taking the abuse handed out to them. so, just so they can make it home. imagine having police called on you just for sitting at starbucks or renting an air bnb or watchi

least 7 people were shot in louisville kentucky where crowds turned out to demand justice for briana taylor a black woman fatally shot by police in her own home and march and president donald trump has tweeted about the protests saying he is prepared to have the federal government assume control trump wrote when the looting starts the shooting starts twitter has since hidden that tweet behind a warning saying it violates its rules about glorifying violence minneapolis met jacob for a pushback against trump saying the city and its leadership were far from weak donald trump knows nothing about the strait of minneapolis we are strong as hell is this a difficult time period yes but you better be damn sure that we're going to get through this french company factor renner has announced it could start up to $15000.00 jobs in the next 3 years the company employs around $180000.00 staff globally and wants to reduce costs by more than $2000000000.00 when it was already struggling before car sales slumped during the covert 1000 crisis. government ministers in spain have approved a new basic income sch

. >>> let's get to the shooting death of briana taylor and new claims by the family attorney.fficers say they were executing a no-knock warrant when shots were fired at them, causing them to return fire. the family says authorities keep changing their story. >> police are claiming when they busted into the home, they announced they were police. is that what the family understands? >> that is not what the family understands, joy. they heard from three neighbors who were in their apartment that night, there was no announcement. they said after the execution of breonna, it was not announced. and they announced they had a no-knock warrant. they didn't have to announce. which is it? the story keeps evolving. >> three officers involved in that shooting have been placed on leave. louisville launched an internal investigation. mark claxton is joining me now. he is also the director of the black law enforcement alliance. as we consider all this, i want to share that we should mention that lmpd said they needed the no-knock warrant because they believe suspects could be hiding drugs in

the lawyer for the family of 26 year-old briana taylor was shot and killed by louisville police officer she says that louisville police the department there is to blame for a botched police raid the officers say they were executing a search warrant in a drug investigation and they were met by gunfire from taylor's boyfriend new documents show that taylor was not the target caitlin rushed has the latest. >>just to know that. she a guy like that in the comfort of her own home by people who she worked alongside with every day brianna taylor, a 26 year-old emt was shot 8 times by police in order to better understand how we got to this point you have to look back to the end of december at the other 2 names you'll find on this warrant above hers to marcus glover in adrian walker convicted drug traffickers were arrested and posted bail after police found crack crack cooking materials and guns in a home on eliot avenue december 30th police got a tip drug trafficking continued at that elliott avenue house after the warrant, so they began surveillance january 2nd, they say they saw many instances

so, you know, we think about these things as mixed and think about briana taylor too and the police inflictingm on people or just not doing their jobs. >> the reason people have invoked the term lynching, i'm careful not to do that because lynching was a horrible thing, but that that video and, again, we're waiting to see what the evidence demonstrates, but the video shows a guy running away, and two other people cutting him off, stopping him, accosting him, and then he's dead. and their excuse was that they thought he seemed like someone who might have been robbing houses in the neighborhood. that's generally not the standard we use to kill people. >> it is not. it is interesting about it is that there are use of force laws and policies across the country that do protect officers in similar situations. so it makes sense to me that people who are involved in law enforcement would use such a wild standard to make decisions. you think about oregon, in oregon, today, the law literally says if an officer thinks you just committed a felony or if they think you're about to commit a felony, they can

then also take into account other alleged incidents of police brutality louisville for instance briana taylor we've seen anger around this issue and other incidents before but are we now seeing the beginning of a broad a social movement here that could potentially be taken even further than me sane. we already have broader social movements the question is what type of broader social movement we have you will see elements of the american media that not only report as they should do on the violence and report on the protest we'll see them try to inflame this that these are as bad actors that these are dangerous people who are about but there are other people across america munich communities in social movements not just black lives in the matters but across racial boundaries who are looking for a better way forward in other words in an america where we too often follow donald trump streets of divisions there are people who believe that we need gun control that we need adequate medical care for all that we need the assurance of jobs for all decent housing for all we saw only in 2018 that a numbe

george floyd unfortunately was something we have to watch for 9 minutes but we could talk about briana taylor and teen who was working during the global pandemic where police entered her house while her and her boyfriend were sleeping they thought they were being rot and her body was so riddled with bullets and this is last month in louisville kentucky that they had a hard time even putting her back together i can name you. tony make day a black trans man that was just killed 2 days ago by the police in men says and i could spend 5 hours with you all and i could not even answer or we wouldn't even both to the lists of multiple police killings this is a not only a tipping point it's an explosion and within against this global pandemic until all those cops are respite until they go to trial until they get jail time and then serve that jail time i think we're going to be seen this a lot more for many many weeks here in the united states. al jazeera correspondent gabriel elizondo is in new york he says events there were calm all day until small groups sought to cause him trouble as night fell. ch