. >> april snow and a heavy police presence didn't stop protestors in brooklyn park, minnesota on tuesday. police say these bricks, cans and other objects were thrown at them last night. >> as the evening unfolded the event got worse. >> earlier in the day peaceful protestors marched through the streets calling for justice in the death of 20-year-old daunte wright. >> its been hard to have hope. >> wright died after a traffic stop on sunday when officer kim potter allegedly mistook her pistol for her taser. >> i just shot him. >> the 26 year veteran resigned yesterday. >> she is no longer a police officer and they will be held responsible for their actions. >> potter believed her resignation was in the best interest of the community. the washington county district attorney may decide today if any criminal charges will be filed against her. >> this mom is grieving. >> the family of george floyd offered its support to wright's family as they followed the murder trial of chauvin. >> we will fight for justice for this family just like we are identifying for her brother. >> yesterday a expert

floyd and last night that looting extended overnight here in to minneapolis we're told that in brooklyn park itself there were about 20 buildings that were targeted and so you had national guard troops from here in minneapolis sent out there and were also told there will be more national guard troops coming into this city so this incident could not really have happened at a worse time but of course the protesters are here preparing for the show from case what happens after this incident we will see in the coming days and john as you mentioned that it's day 11 of the shaven trial today people will be watching more closely than adam. that's right we are expecting the prosecution to wrap its case either today or tomorrow we're expecting a doctor possibly another pulmonologist lung expert and then we are expecting what they call a spark of life testimony that something they do here in minnesota where a member of the family talks about the impact on the family and who the person was who died that's the kind of thing we normally hear in the closing arguments of the trial and i'm sure we'll hear th

april snow and a heavy police presence didn't stop protesters in brooklyn park, minnesota, on tuesday. police say these bricks, cans, and other objects were thrown at them last night. >> as the evening unfolded, the event devolved. >> reporter: earlier in the day, peaceful protesters marched through the streets calling for justice in the death of 20-year-old duante wright who died during a traffic stop sunday when officer kim potter mistakenly mistook her pistol for a taser. the 26-year veteran resigned yesterday. >> the person is no longer a police officer. they'll be held accountable for their actions. >> reporter: potter said she believed her resignation was in the best interests of the community. the washington county district attorney may decide today if any criminal charges will be filed against her. >> this mom is grieving -- >> reporter: the family of george floyd offered its support to wright's family as they followed the murder trial of derek chauvin. >> we will fight for justice for this family just like we're fighting for our brother. >> reporter: yesterday a use of force

the crowds were dispersed by what looks like tear gas the neighboring police department in brooklyn park said their front door was hit by gunfire overnight. and the minnesota national guard is being mobilized at the center of this new outrage is the death of a driver who police say tried to reenter his vehicle while officers were trying to arrest him for an outstanding warrant. an officer fired at the man who died on the scene. this all happened in a suburb not far from where george floyd was killed the governor identified the man who was killed adds daunte wright and tweeted our state mourns another life of a black man taken by law enforcement >>> in virginia, a police officer has been terminated after a traffic stop involving u.s. army officer lieutenant caron nazario ended up with guns pointed and getting pepper sprayed while inside his vehicle. he is now suing, and virginia state police say they're conducting an independent investigation. our blake alexander has the details. >> reporter: well, frances, this entire incident actually happened back in december, but now that army officer

the neighboring police department in brooklyn park is reporting that their front door was shattered by gunfire, and businesses were looted this new outrage erupted after a man was shot and killed by police about ten miles from where george floyd died. officials say a driver was pulled over for a traffic violation and officers discovered he had an arrest warrant. police say the man then reentered his car as they tried to ashes him and one officer fired their gun. the governor identified the man who was killed as daunte wright and tweeted "our state mourns another life of a black man taken by law enforcement." >> as that investigation begin, the trial of derek chauvin is entering its third week. the defense for the former minneapolis police officer is expected to start culling witnesses soon nbc's meagan fitzgerald is covering the trial good morning, meagan >> reporter: frances, good morning. as the prosecution gets ready to rest its case, all eyes are on the defense as they prepare to call their first witness anxiety in the twin cities as the prosecution prepares to rest its case, a fam

well to the north we border of brooklyn park and center to the south of richfield. to our east just. right up against the river st paul and to the west golden valley in so it's pretty large area would you agree that's about 58 square miles give or take yes. in there you where the current population of minneapolis. roughly about 42030000. how many sworn officers work for the minneapolis police department. currently. around 700. it is the chief are you generally familiar with the officers who work for us a lot of people. it's a lot of people. in so it can it can be taxing to try to we've you know we've got a lot of people that work in different areas but. but i have a pretty good understanding of where folks are throughout the organization yes as we go on all the asking you if you recognize some of the names of different people we may have met at this point but at this time. up until may 26th 2020 an individual named your actual that was a hapless lease officer is that right that is correct and you aware of who this person is. do you recognize this person in the court

>> well, to the north we border brooklyn park, brooklyn center. to the south of ridgefield, to our east, just right up against the river st. paul, and to the west golden valley. and so it's a pretty large area. >> would you agree that's about 58 square miles, give or take? >> yes. >> and are you aware of the current population of minneapolis? >> roughly about 420,000 or 430,000. >> how many sworn officers work for the minneapolis police department? >> currently around 700. >> and as the chief are you generally familiar with the officers who work for you? that's a lot of people? >> it's a lot of people. and so it can be taxing to try to -- we've got a lot of people that work in different areas. but i have a pretty good understanding of where folks are throughout the organization, yes. >> as we go on i'll be asking you if you recognize some of the names of different people we may have met to this point but at this time up until may 26th, 2020 an individual named derek chauvin was a minneapolis police officer. is that right? >> that is correct. >> ar

>> well, to the north reporter brooklyn park, brooklyn center. to the south of richfield, to our east is right up against the river st. paul, and to the west golden valley. and so it's pretty large area. >> would you agree that is about 58 58 square miles, give or take? >> yes. >> and are you aware of the current population of minneapolis? >> roughly about 400, 20, 30,000. >> how many swat officers work for the minneapolis police department? >> currently around 700. >> and as the chief are you generally familiar with the officers who work for you? that's a lot of people. >> if a lot of people, and so it can be taxing to try to -- you know, we got a lot of people to work in different areas, but i have a pretty good understanding where folks are throughout the organization come just. >> as we go on i'll be asking if you recognize some of the names at different people we have met to this point, but at this time up until may 26, 2020, an individual name derek chauvin was a minneapolis police department, is a right? >> that is correct. >> are you awar

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there's not for brooklyn park, which is just east of where we are. but for brooklyn center, there is one starting at 10:00 p.m. the curfew aside, though, police decide it's an unlawful gathering, they will announce that and start using means to try to move the crowd on as well. so we'll have to see how the night progresses, but it's always a little different. we suspect that this crowd will be back again and again and again. >> miguel marquez, appreciate it. >>> now to chicago and the killing of a 13-year-old adam toledo. >> reporter: it's hard to watch. the final moments of a 13-year-old boy's life. this chicago police officer's body cam appears to show the teenage boy with what police say is a gun in his right hand, turning toward the officer. in less than a second, he's fatally shot, a single bullet to the chest from the officer's gun. it happened on march 29th. chicago police say officers were responding to a shots fired call on the city's west side when they say they came upon 13-year-old adam toledo and a 21-year-old man walking down an alley. t

we have learned that people have actually shot into the police station there in brooklyn park. there are also reports of businesses now being looted people breaking into businesses as well. this scene unfolding in brooklyn center just north of minneapolis. and obviously a lot of tension happening there because of the ongoing derek chauvin trial. we're going to continue to monitor the scene that is unfolding tonight from minnesota. bring you updates on air and online at kron 4 dot com. still to come tonight here on kron. 4 news at 9 students in san francisco set to return back to class first thing in the morning. >> we'll let you know. the president of the san francisco school board now saying about the decision to reopen. >> also members of congress go back to work tomorrow. we'll take a look at the issues that lawmakers plan to tackle first. that's right after the break. >> welcome back, everyone. congress heads back to work tomorrow after a 2 week recess, democrats and the biden administration say that their top priority is getting an infrastructure deal passed. but our washin

. >>> we are continuing our live coverage of the situation tonight in brooklyn park, minnesota. our reporters ron allen and crews there are repositioning themselves to a safer location now that the police line is moving there trying to control a crowd gathered in protest. protesting of the police killing of a 20-year-old black man there yesterday. police officer -- police chief today said that the killing was an accident because the police officer thought she was reaching for her taser when she was actually reaching for her gun and fired one shot into -- one gunshot into the chest that was the cause of death. we will be back with our crews there as soon as they are safely positioned to get the latest update from the situation in brooklyn center, minnesota. >>> on another case of police use of force, unnecessary force, you got a police officer fired. and you did that by making a video go viral. watching the video as it was going viral this weekend of a police officer aiming a gun at an army lieutenant for no reason. and pepper spraying him for no reason and then letting him go be

>> to the north is brooklyn park, to the south, richfield. to our east, just right up against the river st. paul and to the west golden valley and so it's a pretty large area. >> would you agree that's about 58 square miles, give or take? >> yes. >> and are you aware of the current population of minneapolis? >> roughly about 420 -- 30,000. how many sworn officers work for the minneapolis police department? >> currently around 700. >> and as the chief, are you generally familiar with the officers who work for you? that's a lot of people? >> it's a lot of people, and so it -- it can be taxing to try to -- we've got a lot of people that work in different areas, but i have a pretty good understanding of where folks are throughout the organization. yes. >> as we go on i'll be asking you if you recognize some of the names of different people we may have met to this point, but at this time, up until may 26, 2020, an individual named derek chauvin was a minneapolis police officer, is that right? >> that is correct. >> are you aware of who this person

thompson, somebody just got murdered in brooklyn park. is not, you know, just a -- i'm not psychic. i'm just black here in the state of minnesota. i just want to make sure people know how serious it is, and the world is watching this state right now. so let's not play around. i mean especially this year with legislation. i have two bills right now being heard in the house of representatives tomorrow in judiciary committee. one of them is house file 1103, which allows families access within 48 hours of unredacted body-worn camera footage in policing critical incidents, right? >> well, john, listen. i don't think you're psychic because i didn't -- you know, i don't know if you watch the show, but i usually have an open way i talk about it. i sort of give people a roadmap of where we're going and where we are as a country. and i was going to say it's not -- i mean it may seem odd that brooklyn center is ten miles away from minneapolis. but this happens in every community. it was bound to happen again. you mentioned alton sterling. i'm from b

thompson, somebody just got murdered in brooklyn park.nd so this is not just -- i know i'm not psychic, i'm just black here in the state of minnesota, so i want to make sure people know how serious it is. the world is watching this state right now, so let's not play around, i mean, especially this year with legislation. those two bills are being heard in the house of representatives tomorrow. one of them is house bill 1103 which allows families access within 48 hours of unredacted body-worn camera footage of police in critical incidents, right? >> john, i don't think you're psychic because i didn't -- i don't know if you watch the show, but i give people a road map of where we're going and where we are as a country. i was going to say, i mean, it may seem odd that, you know, brooklyn center is ten miles away from minneapolis, but this happens in every community. it was bound to happen again. you mentioned alton sterling. i'm from baton rouge, louisiana. my nieces and my sister and my brother-in-law knew alton sterling not very close perso

social media so they may not know those things exactly but keep in mind, one of the jurors is from brooklyn park so from thursday evening all the way to monday morning, he or she saw businesses boarded up, likely prote protests and other things going on to harken back to all of the things that had been going on throughout the year, and remind her that, yes, there needs to be accountability and i think you know, the fact that you, reverend, have led marches and you know that when you use your voice and you see an outpouring in the street that societal change can be made, i think the jurors are going to look at their common sense and consciousness and utilize all that stuff and know that that verdict is very important and i think that's going to help them to be very conscientious in any decision that they render. >> all right, thank you for being with us, attorney christian gibbons feden. >>> in a time where the pursuit of justice feels never ending i'm here to tell you to rise up and keep fighting the good fight. first richard lui. >> good sunday to you. some of the story this is hour, the u.s. h

>> well, to the north reporter brooklyn park, brooklyn center. to the south of richfield, to our east is right up against the river st. paul, and to the west golden valley. and so it's pretty large area. >> would you agree that is about 58 58 square miles, give or take? >> yes. >> and are you aware of the current population of minneapolis? >> roughly about 400, 20, 30,000. >> how many swat officers work for the minneapolis police department? >> currently around 700. >> and as the chief are you generally familiar with the officers who work for you? that's a lot of people. >> if a lot of people, and so it can be taxing to try to -- you know, we got a lot of people to work in different areas, but i have a pretty good understanding where folks are throughout the organization come just. >> as we go on i'll be asking if you recognize some of the names at different people we have met to this point, but at this time up until may 26, 2020, an individual name derek chauvin was a minneapolis police department, is a right? >> that is correct. >> are you awar

similar to what we saw in the case with the 20-year-old in brooklyn park, she was noncompliant becausehaving a seizure. she was shot and killed. in this case, he was noncompliant and was shot and killed. they said they were going to tase her. the person behind the wheel of a car. we have got to get in this country where does what is also important about that case, he called his mom afraid. he was with his girlfriend. he called his mother afraid of what they may dto him. his father was out grocery shopping. it is every black pents nightmar while it soun possible he did not make the best decisions in that moment, there are plenty of young white people who don't make the best decisions when dealing with officers who do not end up dead. and that is what we really have to take -- yes, what is exciting about what we seeing in upstate new york in ithaca is they have taken a step back and said, we need to put police under direct civilian control. cap a civilian-led public safety department. we need to take that half of the work that is really social work, dealing with drunks, dealing with home

we are continuing our live coverage of the situation tonight in brooklyn park, minnesota.on allen and our crews there are re-positioning themselves to a safer location and now that the police line is moving they're trying to control a crowd gathered in protest, protesting of the police killing of a 20 year old black man there yesterday. police officer chief today said that the killing was an accident because the police officer thought that she was racing for her taser when she was actually reaching for her gun and fired one shot, one gunshot into the chest that was the cause of death. we will be back with our crews there as soon as they are safely positioned to get the latest update from the situation in brooklyn center, minnesota. on another case of police use of force, unnecessary force, you've got a police officer fired and you did that by making a video go viral, watching the video as it was going viral this weekend of a police officer aiming a gun at an army lieutenant for no reason and pepper spraying him for no reason and then letting him go because the army lieuten

brooklyn park, brooklyn center police.p this man from being a police commander. >> he can answer the questions. he understood the responsibilities and he -- he could be prepared to answer our questions or say he couldn't answer her questions. >> curt boganey and what he hoped to accomplish. >> it's a personnel matter and i'm limited in terms of what i can say about it. what i can say is the city manager, as you know, it serves at the pleasure of the city council and is subject to removal of the will of the city council. mr. boganey has provided many years of dedicated service to the city of brooklyn center. the city council has significant concerns to how the city responded to the protests. the city council determined it was in the best interest of the city and its residents to seek new leadership in the city. we do want to thank, mr. boganey for his service to the city. he's made strides in many areas to help make the city better. the city now looks forward to continuing this work under the newly appointed leadership of t

. >> just to get an idea, i got to run because i want to get to brooklyn center because the curfew is coming. where are you? grand park, michigan avenue? >> so, here's right there, as you can see, there is the bean right over there. >> i saw the monitors with the -- with the faces. yeah. >> yeah, absolutely. >> all right. thank you, sir. we will get back to you. thank you, ryan. i appreciate it. >> don. >>> protestors are out in the streets of brooklyn center, minnesota, for a fifth-straight

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she's outdoors there in brooklyn, so, the guidance for outdoors like the park that eva is in, if you're fully vaccinated, you doubt need to wear a mask, but i hope we're all patient with one another as people get used to the guidance and their own comfort zone there. but in the meantime, i know the cdc also gave some assurance for vaccinated americans who want to get their hair cut, go work out, go shopping, they say still wear a mask but they're fairly confident that all of that is safe. >> reporter: that's right, david. the cdc has more data about the effectiveness of these vaccines and they believe fully vaccinated people are safe going to indoor places like salons, gyms and malls. but they want to underscore, those people still need to wear masks when they're indoors. david? >> all right, eva pilgrim leading us off again tonight. eva, thank you. we know this is a welcome new chapter for many of you at home and likely many of you have questions, as well. so, let's bring in dr. ashish jha, dean of the brown university school of public health. dr. jha, as always, thank you for being he

brooklyn center. and nbc's antonia hilton is in chicago's millennium park. cal, let me start with you. how are the residents of brooklyn center feeling tonight? >> look, they're nervous about tonight, and i will tell you what happened last night. you mentioned that fence and i am glad you did, josh. we are going to show you that fence right now. it is actually the second fencing that exists here, around a perimeter that they have put in place around this very small police station. the police, and we are talking about the sheriff's office, backed by the state police, backed by the national guard, say that that fence was breached. the question amongst residents is, so, what does that matter? there is a good ten feet before you get to that other fence. and there were, as far as we could see, no weapons in the crowd. but nonetheless, authorities came out, in force, at 10:00. they came hard. they came fast. and they arrested 136 people, as you said. initially, they detained everybody, and then sorted out who was who. but this is the sixth night in a row this has happened. even though things

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. >> i i want to get to brooklyn center because the curfew is coming. are you on grand park, michigan avenue? >> reporter: as you can see, there's the bean, it's right over there on michigan avenue. >> yeah. >> reporter: absolutely. >> thank you, sir. we'll get back to you. thank you, ryan. appreciate it. protesters are out on the streets of brooklyn center, minnesota, for a fifth straight night in a row angry over the police shooting of daunte wright. let's go to omar jimenez. good evening to you. so i want to know what you're seeing because usually about now police are trying to get them out of there, the protesters are usually pretty adamant that they don't want to go. what's happening? >> reporter: that's right, don. we're about a half hour away from a curfew put in place by the mayor just a few moments ago. i want to show you what the scene is outside of the brooklyn center police department. this is now a fifth night in a row. people want to make their presence known. you see the signs, all of them being held in the face of the officers on the other side of this fence

in other words, if you got robbed on julia street in brooklyn, you got treated as seriously as if european central parkhe whole city. that's why crime went down. rudy to the state doesn't know that. >> he said this, and it's classic really sanctimony. on his radio show today, which i imagine his lawyers were thrilled he went ahead and it. i've done your job longer and much better than you have. you people have any convictions like i have and i was u.s. attorney, you haven't had a person like me in the u.s. attorney's office since i left. no wonder you are jealous. that you go, that perspective is to your point, what happened to rudy? that's been the guy for 40 years. >> september 10th, 2001, i was by city hall and i watched rudy come down the steps with his entourage, right? not a single person said hello. no one even noticed me. the tourist didn't take his picture. it was over. everyone is tired of him, all his antics, the stuff with his personal girlfriends, his, lies this craziness. it was done. it was over. next when he was a bad morning, as everyone knows. two days later, i'm down, there and get a

. >> just to get an idea, i got to run because i want to get to brooklyn center because the curfew is coming. where are you? grand parkight there, as you can see, there is the bean right over there. >> i saw the monitors with the -- with the faces. yeah. >> yeah, absolutely. >> all right. thank you, sir. we will get back to you. thank you, ryan. i appreciate it. >> don. >>> protestors are out in the streets of brooklyn center, minnesota, for a fifth-straight night in a row -- the fifth night in a row, i should say, angry over the police shooting of 20-year-old daunte wright. let's go to cnn's omar jimenez. omar, i want to know what you are seeing because usually, about now, police are trying to get them out of there. the protestors. the protestors are usually pretty adamant that they don't want to go. what's happening? >> that's right, don, so we are a half-hour away from a curfew put in place by the mayor just a few moments ago. and i kind of want to show you what the scene is outside of the brooklyn center police department. this is now a fifth night in a row. people want to make their presence known. you see, the s

if you got robbed in brooklyn, it got treated as seriously as of you were robbed on central park southoesn't know that. >> you said this classic rudy sanctimony. on his radio show today, he said i've done your job longer and better than you have. you people have convictions like i had, a person like me in the attorney's office since i left. no wonder you're jealous! but that's -- that ego, people say what happened to rudy, that's been the guy for 40 years. >> i mean, september 10th, 2001, i was by city hall. i watched rudy come down the steps with his entourage. not a single person said hello. no one noticed him. the tourist didn't take his picture. everybody was tired of him. all his antics, all the stuff with his girlfriends and lies and craziness. it was done. it was over. next morning was a very bad morning, as everybody knows. two days later, i'm just down there and i get a call from the city saying we want you to write about rudy giuliani. i said why? and they said he's like the face of 9/11. i said, what are you talking about? i haven't seen him. they said, he was the face of it

brooklyn center. i can tell you when i left this area yesterday, i noticed cars parked blocks away from this site in the residential neighborhoods just behind the police station. some of them had out of town license plates. it's unclear whether the people who were arrested live in the surrounding area of the twin cities. as you mentioned, paotter has been charged with second-degree manslaughter that carries a maximum sentence of up to ten years behind bars. this case has moved so quickly. who knows how fast it will continue to move. jim. >> adrienne broaddus, thanks very much. >>> there are more defense witnesses expected today in the trial of derek chauvin, this after a medical expert for chauvin's team told jurors it was not chauvin who killed george floyd, kneeling on his neck for 9 minutes 29 seconds, instead he said it was a heart problem or floyd's drug use or even carbon monoxide from the squad car's exhaust. that's something we hadn't heard before. now there are questions about the backgrounds of that expert, dr. david fowler. cnn correspondent josh campbell joins me now live from minneapolis. t

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there was going to be a removable park on stockton street between brooklyn and columbus. and they were very specific, i wish i had it in front of me, it's in your archive, and that was -- none of that was done. the bussieres were to be doubled in size to accommodate the larger buses in three regions in chinatown. that was not done. there were other recommendations. it was basically thrown in the bin. i don't know why, what happened to that. but people -- i ride the bus all the time, i feel like i live on it. i'm on so much and it's moving so slowly. and i spend -- and there's a lot of suffering people on that bus and i almost want to create a twitter account of just shaming the chinatown leaders and other people who are not helping these people who are suffering on these buses. they're stopping and going and holding groceries. i haven't seen anywhere else like this in san francisco or

parking lot, got out and. started shooting guys, alright, ktvu is jesse gary reporting live for us, jesse. thank you. protesters are planning 1/6 night of gathering in brooklyn center, minnesota over the police shooting of 20 year old dante white. last night, hundreds of people gathered outside the police headquarters, the city council passed a resolution just hours earlier, banning police officers from using tear gas against demonstrators. protest was mostly peaceful. there were no arrests or clashes such as those that happened on previous nights and schools in minneapolis will be closed for the second half of next week in anticipation of a verdict in the derrick show vin murder trial, local, state and federal law enforcement are gearing up for potential protests when the verdict comes down. closing arguments are set to begin on monday, with jury deliberations to follow. a former police officer is charged with 2nd and 3rd degree murder and second degree manslaughter in the death of george floyd. we're learning more now about the moments leading up to the deadly police shooting of an armed robbery suspect in fremont last month today, fremont police released

and a working class neighborhood in brooklyn, max went on to hold senior executive positions for chemical companies in the northeast. a lover of opera, national parksn as possible a really good book. max was a role model in life and in love. his marriage to harriet was 72 years strong, enduring through blessings and challenges. we're so sorry to report max bass died in january after a fight with covid-19 at 92 years old. a life well-lived indeed. thank you so much for letting us into your homes during these extraordinary times. we're grateful. "the beat" with ari melber starts right now. >> hi, nicole. thank you for that. i want to help everyone to "the beat." we're tracking new headaches in the doj's sex crime probe. we begin now with breaking news in day seven of the chauvin trial. prosecutors have been absolutely pummelling defendant chauvin with evidence and testimony that they say shows he used excessive force when killing george floyd. today this continued with the very experts who teach police officers how to use force and possibly when legally warranted deadly force. these police trainers taking the stand and telling the jury this was exces

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