chauvin appeared from a prison where he's serving 22.5 years for murder in floyd's death. other officers want their federal trial separated from chauvin's. >>> in just 60 seconds, a shocking twist in the assassination of haiti's president. the man prosecutors now want indicted. >>> and the newest iphone rolled out amid security warnings about apple devices. >>> there are new twists tonight in the killing of haiti's president back in july a top prosecutor has asked a judge to charge prime minister ariel henry in the assassination and ba him from leaving the country, citing evidence he spoke with a key suspect shortly after the murder there was no immediate comment from henry >>> back in the u.s., secretary of state tony blinken grilled for a second day on capitol hill over president biden's handling of afghanistan. and blinken acknowledging at least 100 americans are still trapped there. our richard engel is back inside the country, where the taliban is rolling back women's rights. >> reporter: secretary of state tony blinken again facing a barrage of bipartisan criticism,

chauvin pleaded not guilty. the indictment claims chauvin hit the teenager in the head held him by his throat and pinned him down by putting his knee on the suspect's neck. the restraint similar to the one which ultimately killed george floyd chauvin is also charged in federal court with violating george floyd's civil rights back here in the bay area. we're getting a first look at what led to last month's deadly police shooting in fremont. this morning. fremont police released video of the incident. kron four's charles clifford has the details on the investigation. >> according to the fremont police department around 5.19 on august 25th officers responded to reports of a shooting here at the southlake mobile home park upon arrival. they found one person suffering from a gunshot wound that victim was transported to the hospital. officers. also quickly identified a possible suspect in the case. he was spotted on surveillance video in a nearby backyard. you may have also stolen this car a short time later, the susp

chauvin addressed the federal court through a video conference from prison. he's currently serving 22 years for the murder of george floyd back in 2020. today the prosecutor accused chauvin of depriving a teenager of his rights back in 2017 by holding his knee on the boy's neck and striking his head with a flashlight. in his police report, chauvin described the teenager as 6'2" and 240 pounds. >>> there is an elevated security concern in washington, d.c., at this hour. fencing is once again surrounding the u.s. capitol building. it's in preparation for saturday's rally called justice for j6. j6 stands for january 6th. rally organizers say they'll protest the ongoing criminal cases of 600 people charged in the deadly attack on the capitol building. capitol police have already asked to have the national guard on standby. you see the insulation here of the concrete barriers and tall metal fencing. it was completed today and will be removed next week. >>> a dire situation in idaho. doctors at overwhelmed hospitals are looking for help. a surge in covid cases has

voters deciding will governor gavin newsom keep his job >>> derek chauvin and three other former police officers back in court facing federal charges in george floyd's death >>> the major shortages impacting restaurants. the surprising reason why your favorite meals may not be on the menu anymore >>> apple unveiling the new iphone 13. >>> and celebrating norm macdonald, the former "snl" star's long, private health battle >> announcer: this is nbc nightly news with lester holt. >>> good evening, everyone as a hurricane, it was short-lived, but now tropical storm nicholas is still delivering a dangerous punch along the gulf coast tonight, water and lots of it 5 million people living under flash flood alerts, rain amounts as high as 20 inches possible as the storm makes a brutally slow crawl across parts of texas and louisiana after its landfall not far from houston early today with 75-mile-an-hour sustained winds. in this very active tropical season, nicholas the 14th named storm, the 8th to make a u.s. landfall, knocking out power to hundreds of thousands of homes and businesses morgan c

on tuesday, chauvin and three other officers pleaded not guilt y to civil rights violations in georgein has served about three months of his 22 1/2-year sentence for that murder >>> he stood behind the camera for some of hollywood's biggest movies now the director, christopher nolan, calling cut on his long-time partnership with warn er brothers. why he's severing ties with the studio, and where he's taking his next big project >>> and it's hard enough to find a parking space without the fear of catching things on fire the newainw rng for chevy volt owners that might make you consider walking >> one of the most recognized filmmakers in this world says he's leaving warner brothers christopher nolan taking his next film to universal, the parent of work he has publicly criticized warner brothers for releasing films in theaters and hbo max a the same time. after the move was announced last year, he told "the hollywood reporter" some of our biggest filmmakers and most important movie stars went to bed the night before thinking they were working for the greatest movie studio and woke up fin

chauvin appeared from his maximum security prison cell. proceeding start. the three officers requested to be tried separately. there will be a hearing to decide that issue at a later date. they are all allowed to make their case in court for what should be a fair trial. chauvin was of course convicted of murdering george floyd. he was sentenced to 22.5 years in prison. a very unusually severe sentence compares to the way officers usually get leniency if officers get convicted at all. >> we remind you of what chauvin said of the day of sentences. >> there will be some evidence, i hope things will give you some peace of mind. thank you. >> the feds are investigating the police department's broader practices. as mentioned, we'll continue to report on it for you. we have an update on that story first broke yesterday, the california arrested outside found with a machete in his car. he said "why are you pulling me over when there are brown people hurting white people." the arrest comes in the context of another story we mentioned earlier in the

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chauvin is representing himself, but he did ask for a stay until he can get an attorney. remembering the life of the social media influencer with a candlelight vigil tonight. coming up, investigators step up efforts to find her boyfriend. in the bay area weekend is here. temperatures are trending down. you probably noticed that a little bit today you're going to notice it a l taking place toy potatoes, hometown of blue point, new york, members of the community placed candles and luminaries along driveways and sidewalks. those who knew the 22 year old say she radiated love and light. her funeral is set for sunday. meantime investigators in south florida are continuing to search a wilderness area for any sign of her fiance, brian laundry, as phil keating tells us a warrant is out for his arrest, and he is considered a person of interest in her homicide. from the air and on the ground friday, more fruitless searching in the swampy florida backcountry. still no brian laundry bryant and danger about an hour after laundries parents returned home from meeting with the orlando at

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chauvin allegedly used a similar restraint in this case to the one he used on george floyd.indictment, chauvin, quote, held the boy described as juvenile one by the throat and struck him multiple times in the head with a flashlight. he also held his knee on the boy's neck, even after he was, quote, lying prone, handcuffed, and unresistant. chauvin, you might recall, was sentenced to 22 1/2 years for george floyd's murder back in june. he's pled not guilty to federal charges in that case earlier this week. >> when we come back, george floyd's legacy. the foundation started in his name carrying it on in a special way. a scholarship program helping students chase their dreams of making a difference when it comes to racial justice. one of those scholarship recipients and the foundation's executive director will both join me next. [slow electronic notes fade in] [fast upbeat music begins] [music stops] and release. [deep exhale] [fast upbeat music resumes] [music stops] people everywhere living with type 2 diabetes are waking up to what's possible with rybelsus®. ♪ you are my sun

derek chauvin is serving a 22.5 year sentence for murder. reggie: now to the investigation of the riot at the capital. the subpoenas have been issued to trump's top aides and officials. the question now is if they will cooperate. reporter: the committee investigating the attack on the topical -- on the capital is investigating officials of trump. >> this is the most significant development so far. reporter: the committee sending four subpoenas including mark meadows, dense covina, steve bannon, and cash motel. the committee telling the four men it is seeking information about trump's actions before, during, and after the the capitol riot. >> people are potentially going to have all of their communications scrutinized and are going to be brought in for questioning and it will tighten the focus on the inner circle around the president. reporter: the committee writing, "there is reason to believe they have information relevant to understanding the events that took place at the capital." writing to meadows, "it appears you were with or in the vi

they convicted chauvin of murder two, murder three.ve a role call on what the democrats say. it is unbelievable to us when you saw blacks and whites, people of all backgrounds watching all over the world, we ended the summer last year 200,000 people marched with martin luther king, iii in washington on this bill and on police reform and they are going to turn around and just police unions and the national sergeants and have them veto qualified immunity. in other words, we are going to protect you. but who is going to protech the people? that's unacceptable. we will keep driving this and force this to a vote. we want to know who is on the side of protecting the american people. we're not against all police. apparently, they are against all levels of accountable. >> i feel like tim scott was in the joe manchin seat on this. he was making it sound like he could deliver. what had to be delivered -- this is not under the reconciliation rules because of joe manchin, he would have had to deliver ten republicans. he was making it sound like he

prosecutors say chauvin violated floyd's right to be free from unreasonable seizure and force by police. the former minneapolis police officer was sentenced in june to 22 1/2 years in prison. three other officers charged in connection with floyd's death also pleaded not guilty to the federal charges against them in court today. we'll be back after this break. >>> today on "california live," the skin doctor is sharing secrets to make your skin shine. and amber's got a workout that's a knockout. that's today on "california live." >>> tomorrow, four civilians will lift off in the latest spacex launch. one 53-year-old amputee believes he may soon follow their path. he has no arms or legs after an electrical accident ten years ago. yesterday he shared his story with san francisco students after tweeting elon musk to send him into space, musk tweeted back, it'll happen one day. croizon swam across the english channel in special flippers and finished a rally in a specially designed buggy. >> through an interpreter he says for ten years i couldn't accomplish things and now i can accomplish thin

chauvin has already been convicted of murder but the other three police officers still face minnesotaloyd's death. they are to go on trial next march more than 186,000 homes and businesses in texas are without power after tropical storm nicholas struck the state's coast. local disaster response said while the effects of the storm were serious — they had feared far worse, with the centre of the storm passing 55 kilometres southeast of houston. no deaths have been reported, but the threat to life still remains as it passes into nieghbouring lousiana, leaving numerous potential hazards in its wake. comedian norm macdonald has died after a nine—year private battle with cancer. he was 61. the comic�*s career took off working in canadian clubs before moving to the us to pursue tv comedy writing. he worked for the roseanne programme beforejoining saturday night live to host news parody skit weekend update. known for his dry delivery, macdonald had fans in the us and worldwide. voters in california are deciding whether to remove their governor, gavin newsom. the recall vote comes amid republi

convicted murderer derek chauvin was back in court today.his time he's accused of violating the rights of a black teenager during a 2017 arrest. he's pleaded not guilty. the indictment claims chauvin hit the teenager in the head held him by his throat. pinned him to the ground, put his knee on his neck. they're straight similar to the one which ultimately killed george floyd chauvin is also charged in federal court with violating floyd's civil rights. all right. we're going to light it up and get a check on the 4 zone forecast and a beautiful shot here of the night sky in san francisco. isn't it, though. and with little fog that appears out in the distance their coffers. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with a look, guys. yeah, bring some good news by have been able to have much for you almost all summer long. we've been talking smoke and fires and fires and smoke and heat and well. >> it's been a long summer. now things are beginning to change. we may see some of that rain. finally making return even a little bit early to th

remains eligible for roughly $1.5 million in pension benefits once he reaches retirement age and chauvinis not alone. as cnn's chief investigative correspondent drew griffin uncovered, hundreds of officers convicted of crimes like murder and rape stand to cash in on high-dollar retirement benefits. >> reporter: across the country, police officers convicted of crimes violating the very laws they were sworn to uphold, are raking in millions in retirement payments. in california, this former sheriff is collecting a whopping $265,000 a year out of a poncion that could be worth 10 million after being convicted. in new york a university police officer found guilty of manslaughter for strangling his girlfriend and setting her body on fire is eligible for a $500,000 pension. and in minnesota, fired minneapolis police officer derek chauvin convicted of killing george floyd sentenced it more than 22 years in prison is eligible for a retirement pension worth more than a million dollars. they're hardly alone. a cnn investigation finds hundreds of police officers convicted of violent and sexual felon

derek chauvin is accused of violating a then 14-year-olds civil-rights.prived the teenager, who is black, of his rights when he held his knee on the boy's neck and upper back while the boy was handcuffed and not resisting. it is a similar restraint showed an -- chauvin used on george floyd. >> it was heartbreaking testimony from u.s. gymnasts. they are demanding charges be filed against the fbi for allowing dozens of girls to be victimized. alex has more. >> this morning, the world's top gymnasts are accusing the fbi of turning a blind eye to the reports of sexual abuse. >> all we needed was one adult to do the right thing. >> we have been failed and we deserve answers. >> the testimony coming as senators investigate the handling of the larry nassar case. the team doctor in prison for abusing athletes. simone biles, describing the abuse she suffered. >> i don't wantst, olympicthlete or any individual to experience the horror that i and hundreds of others endured before, during and to this day, in the wake of the larry nassar abuse. >> mckayla maroney desc

chauvin is currently sentenced to 22 1/2 years in prison after kneeling on floyd's neck more more than to the court filing, chauvin plans to appeal 14 issues with his case, claiming the court, quote, abused its discretion. >>> well, the house select committee investigating the january 6th insurrection has issued its first round of subpoenas. their target, documents and testimony from at least four of trump's closest aides and advisers. >> investigators want to know what the former president's inner circle knew about the plans that led to the capitol attack. and what decisions were made once the violence began. cnn's manu raju has more. >> reporter: four former trump officials have up until mid-october to decide whether or not they will comply with subpoenas that have just come from the house select committee investigating the insurrection on january 6th. those, mark meadows, the white house steve of staff, kash p patel, a former national security official. and dan scavino, one of the president's closest aides, southwest steve bannon, a longtime political adviser someone who the preside

two years ago chauvin covid afghanistan and now chauvin is there once again after quickly advancing acrosss withdrew. blended with how afghanistan has and has not changed. >> we are in london tapping noting that 11 on the 20th anniversary at a memorial today, 67 killed in the attacks were remembered. triggering a global war on terror including the just and us-led war in afghanistan. look at what we saw and heard back then and now. >> out of the 9/11 horror, launched for al qaeda chief osama bin laden including, the caves of afghanistan. no specific formation they are here. the taliban terror, the taliban could be 100 yards from where we are. nailed in neighboring pakistan, u.s. navy seal thought and killed osama bin laden. attacks continued along with the global war on terrorism. >> terrorism was no longer a police issue, it was a true national security threat. >> this 20th anniversary comes as 20 years u.s. war in afghanistan and the taliban is back in charge. >> to see the movement of the perpetrators in that 11 is a failure. >> terrorists are still, the hope is lessons learned will be f

in the death of george floyd chauvin and three other fired minneapolis police officers all pleadingederal charges. the justice department has accused him of violating floyd's civil rights chauvin is already serving more than 22 years in prison after a jury convicted him on all counts among them, second degree unintentional murder he knelt on george floyd's neck for nine minutes as floyd begged for his life and eventually went limp. >>> apple's big reveal a look under the hood at the you newest gadgets 4 before we talk about tax-smart investing, what's new? -audrey's expecting... -twins! ♪♪ newesnewest gs at fidelity, a change in plans is always part of the plan. another day, another chance. make the most of it with the network that can deliver gig speeds to the most businesses. and get the advanced cybersecurity solutions you need with comcast business securityedge. ask how to get comcast business securityedge to help protect all your connected devices. and get started with a great offer on fast and reliable internet and voice for just $64.99 a month. plus, ask how to get a prepaid

. >>> former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin has filed an appeal in the state of minnesota.rder and second degree manslaughter in his role for the killing of george floyd. chauvin is currently sentenced to 22 1/2 years in prison after kneeling on floyd's neck for more than nine minutes. according to the court filing chauvin plans to appeal 14 issues with his case claiming the court, quote, abused its discretion. >>> a half century of armed conflict has left many people in colombia without basic services and today's cnn hero is delivering water, power and sanitation to those who need it most. >> the families that we are working with are living in extreme poverty. these areas are so remote that there is no even roads to get there. the communities use candles, gasoline lamps, they weren't spending a lot of money and the smoke of the lamps were affecting their health. our mission is to provide access to basic services. my biggest dream for the people that i'm working with, that they wake up not just to survive, but they can take small steps to fulfill their dreams. >> and for mo

in the death of george floyd chauvin and three other fired minneapolis police officers all pleading not guilty today to federal charges. the j us tis department has accused him of violating floyd's civil rights chauvin is already serving more than 22 years in prison after a jury convicted him on all counts among them, second degree unintentional murder he knelt on george floyd's neck for nine minutes as floyd begged for his life and eventually went limp. >>> apple's big reveal a look under the hood at the newest gadgets and how much they'll cost you >>> and vp to vp what the former vice president dan quayle reportedly said to vice president mike pence as he ndught serious advice on how to hale the turmoil of the 2020 election ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ in business, it's never just another day. it's the big sale, or the big presentation. the day where everything goes right. or the one where nothing does. with comcast business you get the network that can deliver gig speeds to the most businesses and advanced cybersecurity to protect every device on it— all backed by a dedicated te

thanks for >> and now to national news and convicted murderer derek chauvin was back in court today. he's accused of violating the rights of a black teenager during a 2017 arrest. >> chauvin pleaded not guilty in the indictment claims show been hit the teenager in the head held in by his throat and pinned him down by putting his knee on his neck. the restraint similar to the one which ultimately killed george floyd chauvin is also charged in federal court violating floyd's civil rights. still ahead here during kron 4 news at 3. all eyes are now on a date for vaccines for children under 12 the plans now in the works by one bay area county to vaccinate this age group. >> before halloween. and up next, why if you buy a fake vaccine cards, you're putting yourself at risk, even beyond committing fraud. for your money this afternoon. sales of fake vaccine cards have exploded and experts are saying it's easier than ever to get one. >> but as steve so gracious its suggest us during this investigation, if you buy one of those cards, you're taking a lot more than just a health risk. >> at the

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of angry, divisive content, similarly in the days leading up to the verdict in the trial of derek chauvin, ultimately convicted of killing george floyd, facebook again, making adjustments to calm things down a little bit. one of our recommendations is one -- these methods to modify algorithms should be systematically and not temporarily around times of social unrest and political violence. host: some of the finger-pointing at facebook is overblown they say. their vp of global affairs said this back at the end of march but this is what he said. what evidence there is does not support the idea that social media or the altar bubbles it creates are the unambiguous drivers of berets asian that many assert. one thing we do know is that political content is a small fraction that they consume on facebook. our own analysis suggest in the u.s., it is perhaps 6%. guest: well, that latter part that local content is the small amount consumed by the entire body of people of facebook is neither here nor there. it is a red herring. 6% of billions of pieces of content is still a lot. i don't necessarily t

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mcclain's death and just as derek chauvin tried to make it sound like mr.yd killed himself or was responsible for his own death, they will say that here, but evidence of recklessness is overwhelming and it's not overwhelming from the video because the officers claimed that their video cameras fell off during this encounter. we really must have in all of these officer-involved cases investigations. the city council investigation found that the top person covered this up and didn't ask any questions when they were investigating this and the only reason these charges happened is activists pressured the governor of colorado to appoint a special prosecutor. >> david henderson, one of the things that's so particular about this case, as you mentioned based on everything we know for it, there's no reason for elijah mcclain to be stopped in the first place. he was walk at negotiate and had a ski mask on. it was cold. it was colorado, and he said he was anemic and that's why he had a ski mask on and he was set upon by police and was drugged by paramedics. they gave h

. >>> derek chauvin will be back in front of a judge to be arraigned in the federal case.e is accused of killing george floyd. chauvin faces unreasonable use of force and other charges. >>> federal judge has scheduled an october 1 hearing on a u.s. justice department request to freeze the new texas abortion ban. the doj wanted an immediate ruling, but the judge could issue a preliminary injunction allowing some clinics to resume abortions. the u.s. supreme court let the law stand earlier this month in a separate legal challenge. it bans abortions after a fee h fetal heartbeat is detected. >>> students in york, pennsylvania are fighting back against the school district's ban of certain books dealing with race and history. the students say the school board isn't addressing the concerns of a multicultural student body and as evan mcmorris-santoro tells us, there is something else the books have in common. >> reporter: do you think the adults have read these books? >> absolutely not. i don't think that moral compass could let you ban books that say love each other. >> reporter

former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin is moving to appeal his 22.5-year sentence and convictionor murdering george floyd. in court documents filed thursday, chauvin said he intends to appeal on 14 grounds, including the judge's decision not to move the trial out of hennepin county. in tennessee, one person died and 14 were injured in a mass shooting under kroger supermarket. the shooter was found dead of an apparent self-inflicted wound. and facebook's global head of saty is set to testify before a sete panel nt week ami mounting concerns the soal media platform can seriously damage yng people's mental health. last week, "the wall street journal" published a report based on internal facebook documents revealing its instagram app makes many adolescent users, particularly teenage girls, feel bad about themselves and can lead them towards harmful content. the report also shows facebook was aware of the negative impacts of the app but did not take any action to address the issue. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report.

chauvin is representing himself in the appeals process after he was denied a public defender. will not invoke executive privile to shield former president trump's records from the house committee investigating the january 6th insurrection. white house press secretary jen psaki said they will cooperate with the committee to help get to the bottom of what happened that day. the gop audit of the 2020 election results in arizona's largest county has confirmed that president biden won the state. the findings released today further discredit former president trump's claims of election fraud. meanwhile, texas is launching its own election audit in four counties, under pressure from mr. trump. we'll return to arizona's audit, after the news summary. the u.s. house of representatives approved a bill to protect a woman's right to an abortion. it was in response to a highly-restrictive texas law that went into effect earlier this month, that has the effect of banning most abortions. house speaker nancy pelosi celebrated today's vote. rep. pelosi: this is about women's right to choose, ye

hay mÁs noticias, el expolicÍa derek chauvin quiere apelar su condena por la muerte de george floyd alegandoedes en casa lo entiendan, Él dice que entre sus irregularidades indicÓ que fue el rechazar su solicitud de trasladar el juicio fuera del condado por la publicidad del caso y tambiÉn que deberÍa haber aislado al jurado durante todo este proceso. yarel: algo que esta pasando en california. los equipos de bomberos del estado intentan impedir que las llamas del incendio whitney alcancen el parque nacional. el incendio sÓlo se ha controlado en un 6% y obligo a ordenar nuevas evacuaciones en partes del condado donde las condiciones de sequÍa y las altas temperaturas podrÍan avivarlo. el incendio ha quemado mÁs de 220.000 acres, contenido en un 76%. borja: mucha atenciÓn porque se acerca la fecha para que finalice la moratoria de desalojos. es que a partir del 1 de octubre, miles de familias a lo largo y ancho del paÍs podrÍan quedar en la calle. por ejemplo sÓlo en los Ángeles mÁs de 246.000 viviendas registran retrasos con sus pagos de alquiler y los residentes deben y los residentes deben

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an indictment by a federal grand jury found evidence that in 2017, chauvin held a 14-year-old boy bythe throat, hit him in the head with a flashlight, and held his knee on the boy's neck and upper back while he was prone, in handcuffs, and not resisting. the encounter left the boy bleeding from his ears and needintwo stites. d the ty of phadelphia will p $2 milln to rkia ung, a bck mothewho was attackedy a hordof polic officersnd separed from her young child in october last year. young was driving past an anti-police brutality protest when the assault took place. critics say the settlement, which comes from taxpayer dollars, does nothing to hold the philadelphia police accountable for their brutal attack. to see our interview with rickia young's lawyer, go to democracynow.org. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman in new york, joined by my co-host nermeen shaikh. hi, nermeen. nermeen: hi, amy. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. am we begin today's

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chauvin is raising 14 issues with his prosecution, including the court not changing the venue for the to sequester the jury. the filing also questions the court allowing prosecutors to add a third degree murder charge. and this is a live look from milwaukee from fox our affiliate out there. one of the stories out there the ryder cup day one is back and so are the fans. check out that first t packed into the stands ahead the first day of play. the american team take on europe. fans belted sweet caroline chanting u.s.a., singing the national anthem. it was awesome. that was 6:30 in the morning. the sunrise over the wisconsin golf course whistling straight. it's great to watch. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. ♪ me watching you ♪ sweet caroline ♪ good times never seemed so good ♪ d? yeah. stay restless with the rx. crafted by lexus. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. fine, no one leaves the table until your finished. crafted by lexus. fine, we'll sleep here. ♪♪ it's the easiest because it's the cheesiest. kraft. for the win

he used a similar restraint on george floyd this is the second federal arraignment for derek chauvinweek. for more on the charges he's facing, tune in to "the news" tonight with shepard smith >>> north korea has successfully launched ballistic missiles from a train for the first time an official said the rail system is an efficient counterstrike measure. >>> the madoff victim fund has distributed another $568 million to victims in total $3.7 billion has been distributed to nearly 40,000 victims. >>> and mass mutual will pay $4 million in overalling its social media policies as part of a settlement with massachusetts regulators over posts made by its employees who fwere online s roaring kitty. >> so his employer got in trouble, rahel >> apparently. >> wow interesting wrinkle in all of this >>> coming up -- esg is one of the hottest investment trends, but does it actually achieve environmental social and governance goals and a recent blog post, aswath damodaran says it does not and, in fact, makes the world worse f.of he joins me to explain, next ons, sustainability, and social equity.

they don't want derek chauvin choking a man to death in the sense of lynching him on videotape.ve seen the republican infrastructure be really exposed here for being disingenuous. they don't want serious police reform. >> thank you for staying up with us on this friday night. coming up, what we heard about her decision to go against an advisory panel on those pfizer booster shots. booster shots. or ♪ 'plop plop fizz fizz' ♪ alka seltzer plus cold relief, dissolves quickly... instantly ready to start working. so you can bounce back fast with alka-seltzer plus. [sfx: radio being tuned] welcome to allstate. ♪ [band plays] ♪ a place where everyone lives life well-protected. ♪♪ and even when things go a bit wrong, we've got your back. here, things work the way you wish they would. and better protection costs a whole lot less. you're in good hands with allstate. click or call for a lower auto rate today. frequent heartburn? not anymore. the prilosec otc two-week challengeallstate. is helping people love what they love again. just one pill a day. 24 hours. zero heartburn. because life

these other offices are in a much different situation than chauvin. >> this is the arraignment on federalnot providing him medical care. three of the four also charged with submitting floyd to unreasonable seizure as well, but this is all part of a larger case. as you mentioned, chauvin being convicted of those counts which put him in prison for 22 and a half years. the question is how exactly will this federal case move forward. also to be discussed today potentially is whether this federal case will continue for the four officers together or separately. also, the officers are expected to enter pleas today. now, this arraignment will be over video conference so they will not physically appear in court, but also this comes as there are several other loose ends surrounding this case. the state trial, of course, for those three other offices is scheduled for next march. also the department of justice is looking into the minneapolis police department to see whether it had a pattern of practice of violating people's civil rights. again, this is the arraignment on the federal civil rights char

floyd, of course, died and chauvin charged with murder. former police chief james craig declares his candidacy for michigan governor. protesters derailed his kickoff event on bell aisle and forced him to move. craig is among 10 republicans seeking to unseat incumbent democrat governor gretchen whitmer. this is a live look from our affiliate q-13 fox the big story there tonight. plans have being finalized to bring the all-star game and home run derby to t-mobile park in 2023. that's according to espn tonight. it will be the first time that seattle would host all-star week since 2001. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ we did it again. verizon has been named america's most reliable network by rootmetrics. and our customers rated us #1 for network quality in america according to j.d. power. number one in reliability, 16 times in a row. most awarded for network quality, 27 times in a row. proving once again that nobody builds networks like verizon. that's why we're building 5g right,

chauvin did not take the stand in his own defense, but made this cryptic statement at sentencing.information. in the future that would be of interest. and, uh, i hope things will give you some some peace of mind. it is still unclear exactly what he meant there, and there doesn't appear to be any new information. in his appeal. shoven does argue that he should have never been charged with third degree murder. last week, the minnesota supreme court overturned the third degree murder conviction of mohammed nor a similar case. involving a former minneapolis police officer, this one convicted in the shooting death of justine rouz checked, damon. legal experts say that if chauvin's murder three conviction is thrown out his 22 a half year prison sentence would be reduced. now he appeared with his attorney twice this month in federal court, but he is representing himself in this appeals process. he is now requesting a public defender after initially being denied one in minneapolis, bill keller. the fate of r and b singer r. kelly is now in the jury's hands after weeks of testimony induct

imagine of the minneapolis police department cleared derek chauvin and said we look at it no problem nobody acted appropriately but that is what is happening to ashley babbitt we are seniors a public inquiry and investigation to determine if that was legitimate use of force we have not had that. it is wrong for a police department to kill itself on —- to clear itself in the killing of a citizen there needs to be n third-party oversight. that is what we are advocating for. and should not being in solitary confinement for nine months with the up the opportunity for bail not even convicted the more peoplee learn about this they are on our side is not a partisan issue is not about the election it doesn't matter what your party is this is a civil rights battle and whatwh we are standing up for. host: the organizer of the justice for jay six on the east end of the national mall and taking phone calls this morning for another 15 or 20 minutes phone lines for democrats folks are calling in we are america first committee organizers to change over policy at the state level and for justice for