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enough is enough. >> reporter: crump is not a criminal prosecutor.ue for monetary judgment. if he loses, like most contingency fee cases, he doesn't charge a client a fee for his services but if he wins he takes 1/3 of that settlement before taxes. even when the criminal prosecutions fail. >> we have to fight two battles. one in the court of public opinion and, two, we have to fight in the court of law. >> reporter: with publicity comes protests, both peaceful and violent. >> i think it's inappropriate for anybody to destroy property, commit violence against others in the name of trying to save police officers to be violent against us. >> reporter: crump says there are two justices in america, where even violence is condemned. >> you can't have two justice systems in america, one for black america and one for white america. we have to have equal justice. never was that more defined by the videotapes in kenosha, wisconsin, where you had jacob blake shot seven times in the back, when you have a young white man shoot three people killing two of them and

this from benjamin crump and the legal team.ous and offensive to breonna taylor's memory. it's yet another example of no accountability for the genocide of persons of color by white police officers. with all we know about breonna taylor's killing, how could a fair and just system result in today's decision, benjamin crump asks. her killing was criminal on so many levels. an illegal warrant obtained by perjury, breaking into her home without announcement. more than 30 gunshots fired many of which were aimed at fired bl every room of her home. a documented and clear cover-up, the legal team says. and the death of an unarmed black woman who posed no threat and who was living her best life. yet here we are without justice for breonna. her family and the black community. if hankison's behavior constituted wanton endangerment -- i'm going to pause right now as we're looking -- i'm sorry. we're going to look at this. police are now very clearly getting into some very serious confrontations with protesters on the streets of louisville.

family attorney ben crump expecting to speak. geraldo welcome.that tape becomes available we will play it. what do you think of what was laid out before us? >> you have to react bill both as an attorney and a person. as a person this is a double tragedy. breonna taylor has become america's sweetheart unlike many of these cases this is a woman who was a hero in life an emergency room technician who did absolutely nothing wrong. she was in her own bed in her own house. there's a yes so so many people have absolute broken hearts and we have to sympathize with what is going on. i predicted this would happen. however the facts in the case were very difficult. the cops did get shot at exercising a legal warrant. when that happens there almost always is deadly force. the fact that no cops were charged seemed to jibe with the evidence as i saw it but i come back to what i said earlier bill, breonna taylor there's a reason she's on all these magazine covers and why so many are weeping now again once in march when it happened and now to see the officers in

we strategized every day and she said, you know what, crump? me and my organization, until freedom we're moving to louisville, kentucky, and we or going to stay every day because if tamika palmer can't sleep in peace, neither can we. we're going to come and be in solidarity together demanding justice for breonna taylor and for i think now over four months you all have been here, living here this whole time. that's why i call her the queen of the movement for justice for breonna taylor. my sister, my warrior, my freedom fighter tamika mallory! >> no justice. >> no peace. >> no justice. >> no peace. >> no justice. >> no peace. >> no justice. >> no peace. >> if there ain't going to be no justice, ain't going to be no peace. i want to read something to you all that i learned of just the day after daniel cameron's decisi decision. it says it is a great honor to receive the endorsement of the bipartisan kentucky fraternal order of police. to the men and women in blue, i pledge to be your advocate and your voice every day. when i first got into this r

crump, has mr.ut the reaction to his shooting, the protests, the violence, the politicking, even joe biden reaching out to him? what does he think of all of this? i know that he's been in and out of consciousness at times because he's under medical treatment, but how aware is he of everything that's going on? >> joshua, he's very aware. he is very optimistic. he's a father. he has children, and he told vice president biden, even if he was never able to walk again, he was not going to give up on life. he had to stay strong for his children. and that was so very encouraging because you think of everything that he's going through. he still believes that life gets better, and he wants to be there for his children. >> philphilonise, we've shiftedd from talking about justice to talking about law and order. how do we stay focused on a criminal justice system that treats everybody equitably in the face of everything that's going on, especially those that are going to protest tomorrow outside churchill downs

thank you, ben crump. >> thank you. >> and that was ben crump speaking with me, just moments before thethis evening. but we're following the breaking news, now. and you saw the pictures up on your screen. protests spreading in cities all across the country. after a grand jury decides not to charge louisville police officers in the killing of breonna taylor. ♪ water? why?! ahhhh! incoming! ahhhahh! i'm saved! water tastes like, water. so we fixed it. mio tonight, i'll be eating a veggie cheeseburger on ciabatta, no tomatoes.. [hard a] tonight... i'll be eating four cheese tortellini with extra tomatoes. [full emphasis on the soft a] so its come to this? [doorbell chimes] thank you. [doorbell chimes] bravo. careful, hamill. daddy's not here to save you. oh i am my daddy. wait, what? what are you talking about? the freestyle libre 14 managday system...etes can be hard. - a continuous glucose monitor - ...makes it easy. easy to check your glucose without fingersticks, and easy to share your data with your doctor. and for those who qualify, the freestyle libre 14 day system, is also covered

ben crump, an attorney for the taylor family, is standing by live. we'll discuss. stay with us. >>> take a look at this. live pictures coming in from inside the debate hall in cleveland, ohio, where joe biden and president trump will face off just hours from now. we'll get back to that in just a few moments. there's other breaking news we're following here. the coronavirus death toll in the united states is now closing in on 206,000 as nearly half the states are now reporting an increase in new cases. cnn's nick watt is joining us from los angeles. nick, the latest we're learning from some of the -- we're also learning some encouraging news about a potential treatment. not a vaccine. a therapeutic for the virus. what are we learning? >> that's right, wolf. this is regeneron's antibody cocktail and early results seem to show that this cocktail does lower the level of the virus and also improve symptoms. but, wolf, you know, we are getting better at treating this disease, but as you just laid out, the virus is still out there and spreading fast. new york city. bigges

preston crump is a junior. he lives on a residence hall on campus. >> we are to wear our masks. >> reporter: crump says the school has implemented extensive safety measures including wearing masks in common areas. hand sanitizers have been placed all around campus. administrators are also concerned about ventilation, so theyey've arranged f for many classes to b be held outside. crump says that despite thehe disruptions, he's glad to return to campus because he learns better with in-person teaching. >> it was reallyy nice to get back too classes. online classes, professors seem to care more abobout getting th content to us instead of actually knowing t that we understandnd it. >> reporter: students in the u.s. are quickly getting used to remote instruction. one survey found that 79% of colleges have moved to either full or partial online curriculums. that shift raises other concerns. many students who learn online feel they're not receiving the full education they paid for. they're demanding that schools slash

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crump, thank you for being with us. you were on the phone during the meeting that vice president biden had with the blake family, earlier today. how did it go? and, in your view, what did it accomplish? >> well, john, it was very uplifting. vice president biden and dr. jill biden was the embodiment of leadership. the meeting was hopeful, spiritual and, at times, very substantive. his mother, julia jackson, prayed for everybody. his father, jacob blake sr., got into a lot of questions about how do we deal with the systematic racism? and vice president biden talked about his plan, talked about senator kamala harris's proposed legislation with the george floyd justice and accountability policing act. and so, it was real deep, on that level. but then, when jacob jr. got on the phone, that really was the, you know, encore to the conversation because you had him and vice president biden have a very deep conversation. where jacob blake jr. said he's not going to give up. he said, whether he walks or not, he's going to believe

amy: breonna taylor'r's family attorneyey benjamin crump. breonna's mother t tamika palmer also responded to thee settlement. >> as significant as s today is, it linda begininning of f gettig full justice for breonna. we must t not lose focus o on wt .he real drive is and with that being said, it is time to move forward with the criminal charges b because she deserves that and much more. spirit analogy is working through all -- personality is working through all of us on the ground. please continue to say her name. breonna taylor. amy: joining breonna taylor's family, their lawyer and the mayor at tuesday's press conference was activist tamika mallory. >> a settlement is restitution but it is not arresting the cops. theant to say today at police officers responsible for killing breonna taylor must be arrested in order for the community to feel calm. thenna taylor has shifted atmosphere. she shifted it not just here in kentucky, but across the country. the ban on no-knock warrant's is where we beginin in terms of grt reform. brereck hankinson

specifically benjamin crump saying he was walking to the car to get his kids from the vehicle.joe biden is placing the blame on president trump for inflaming the violence and unrest. biden called trump a toxic presence for allowing that culture to worsen and condemning those co-opting the violence. >> rioting is not protesting. looting is not protesting. setting fires is not protesting. none of this is protesting. it's lawlessness, plain and simple. >> arlitt signs was at the event. >> reporter: laura, christine, joe biden forcefully pushed back on the message of law and order and the argument that voters would not be safe in a joe biden america. that is something that they pushed and hammered away at at their convention last week. biden turns the table on trump saying the scenes of violence, that is happening under president trump's watch. he accused the president of stoking violence and says he is incapable of healing the country. take a listen to what biden had to say. >> these are not images of some joe biden in the future. these are images of donald trump's america today.

. >> reporter: the mother, according to their family attorney, benjamin crump, was waiting for a call but then said president trump didn't want to do it with lawyers on the line as the jacob blake family wanted to. specifically the uncle says president trump is a racist and that they are not interested in that conversation. all the while, the investigation into what happened and how the shooting happened in regards to

ben crump is able to do. i call him the attorney general for black america. i think he'll stay on it, and who knows whether or not we get success with him. >> reverend al sharpton, thank you for joining us this morning. we appreciate your time. we also have ahead as we continue to stay on the story the kentucky governor, andy bashir will b beshear why saying the charges didn't have anything to do with breonna taylor being killed. >>> early voting kicking off today in the battleground state of michigan. we have our road warriors live on the ground, with president trump on defense in three red states he carried in 2016. steve kornacki is live at the big board breaking down the polls, just out this morning. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i've been involved in. communications in the media ♪ for 45 years. i've been taking prevagen on a regular basis for at least eight years. for me, the greatest benefit over the years has been that prevagen seems to help me recall things and also think more clearly. and i enthusiastically recommend prev

. >>> coming up on "cbs morning news," the attorney for breonna taylor's family, ben crump, joins us to talk about the grand jury's decision to not bring charges related to taylor's death. >>> and the nation continues to mourn ruth bader ginsburg. her body will lie in repose for one more day outside the supreme court and yesterday people came to say their final good-byes including president bill clinton who nominated her in 1993 along with his wife, former secretary of state hillary clinton. >>> laura podesta is in washington. laura, i'm sure it's going to be another busy day with people coming by to pay their respects. who else are we expecting to see? >> reporter: you said it, thousands more members of the public are anticipated to come visit the late justice today. but all eyes will be on president trump and the first lady when they pay their respects around 10:00 a.m. >> ruth is gone, and we grieve. >> reporter: from the great hall of the supreme court, the life of ruth bader ginsburg was celebrated as vision of the american dream. >> it is the rare prophet who not only imagines

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what does this mean to you, counselor crump?ink this was a landmark step toward getting justice for breonna taylor. it's not just about the $12 million historic settlement, which i believe is one of the highest, ever paid out for a black woman and a wrongful death police shooting in america. and it to say that black women's live matter, too. but it's equally important about the reform because breonna taylor's mother really wanted this settlement to be about trying to prevent another breonna taylor from happening in the future because too much about this pandemic in black america where the police are killing black people unjustifiably. >> counsel baker, reforms. reform is a word that, on its face, means nothing. it's all about how it will be. there is a little bit of an irony here that police reform led to the type of targeting of different neighborhoods and targets that led police to target where breonna taylor was. so reform isn't always a remedy. what will be reformed, here? and do you believe it is a remedy? >> it's definitel

crump, thank you very much for being here with us.o many questions for you and i know that her family does, as well. how are they processing the news of yesterday? >> alisyn, they are devastated, they are outraged, and most of all, they are heart broken, because like me and my co-counselors, anita baker and sam agular, they are wondering if the kentucky attorney general david cameron present any evidence on behalf of breonna taylor? and if so, what? to yield a result like, an endangerment charge on her white neighbor's apartment but not a charge for the six bullets that went into her daughter? and he talked about transparency yesterday, alisyn, the family is demanding that david cameron release the transcript of the grand jury proceedings so that the family and the community can see if there was any evidence presented on behalf of breonna taylor or if her life didn't even matter in those proceedings. >> and that customary? can he do that? is that what state attorneys do in terms of releasing the grand jury transcripts? >> it is not cu

we heard those details from joe biden and ben crump. crump said jacob blake shared about the pain he's enduring right now, and the vice president commiserated. those are the words from ben crump. what more can you share about this conversation? >> you know, i would say the conversation with jacob and vice president joe biden is very, very touching, just to hear jacob narrates some of the issues and challenges that he's had after enduring his very tragic situation. it was very disheartening to understand. what we seen was vice president biden show a great degree of empathy and also share stories and challenges, medical challenges he's personally had. i thought that helped ease the burden a little bit, to some degree, for jacob. i thought he was encouraged. i thought it was encouraging temperature in the room to hear that. i felt like it was a really good show of character, and i think it's something that we all can grow from in unity. i thought that that was very telling of vice president biden. >> b'ivory, is it an encouraging sign that

before we bring in ben crump, as i mentioned, representing the blake family. governor cuomo who has been a very visible democrat on coronavirus and other issues, speaking in a way that i think if donald trump spoke this way, or his allies did, would earn rightful concern and condemnation. he certainly comes close to making it sound like donald trump might have a, quo, bodyguard and army related security issue if he wants to visit in the country. like anyone can go anywhere. i say that as a set-up to will noting to governor cuomo hitting back on trump's threat to defund certain cities, which he doesn't really have the authority to do. take a look. >> he'd better have an army if he thinks he's going to walk down the street in new york. he can't have enough body guards to walk through new york city. people don't want to have anything to do with him. it is more of the same from him. it is cheap, political, it's gratuitous, and it is illegal. but it is another attempt to kill new york city. >> jason, tensions are high out there for all the reasons we know. we don't

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crump, thank you so much for being here. now that you have heard the news conference from the attorney general, now that you have spoken with the family, what questions do you guys have? >> well, breonna taylor's family is devastated. they are outraged. and they are heartbroken. because they, like my cocounsels, are asking the questions, what evidence did kentucky attorney general daniel cameron present to the grand jury? and did he present any evidence at all for breonna taylor, because if he did not, then he unilaterally put his finger on the scales of justice to exonerate those police officers who killed breonna taylor and to insure that she would not have due process of the law, have her day in court, and essentially not get justice. and that's why we are demanding that the kentucky attorney general, daniel cameron, release the transcript of the grand jury proceedings so we can see if breonna taylor had any voice whatsoever in the grand jury room. >> you know, she wasn't named in the indictment. all around the country, f

and joining me now is benjamin crump, jacob blake's family attorney.to see you as always, despite always such difficult circumstances when doing so. why did you post that video to twitter? was it on behalf of jacob and the blake family, was there a message they wanted to make public, what is behind it? >> thank you for having me, alex. it was a video that was taken by a family acquaintance. it was just his emotional feeling to say that, you know, thanks to everybody for supporting him. he still has a lot of pain, as he said. everything in his body hurts when he breathes, when he talks. and that kind of thing. and it also shows what he said to vice president biden. that even if he never walks again, he's not giving up on life. he's going to be the best he could be. he has his children that are looking to their father to be strong and to be a father figure and so he's committed to that. and he's also committed to trying to say, let's do something about this. let's don't continue to have these excessive brutal force police against black people in america

attorney benjamin crump released a statement minutes ago while the vice president was speaking, saidt he and dr. biden met with the family, including jacob blake's father, his sisters and brother, ben crump listened in by phone, as did jacob blake's mother and jacob blake himself from his hospital bed. this piece of a statement in particular stood out. quote, i'm quoting from the statement from ben crump, jacob jr., the young man who was shot, shared about the pain he is enduring and the vice president commiserated. the vice president told the family that he believes the best of america is in all of us and that we need to value all our differences as we come together in america's great melting pot. it was very obvious that vice president biden cared as he extended to jacob jr. a sense of humanity, treating him as a person worthy of consideration and prayer, unquote. that is part of a statement from attorney benjamin crump about the meeting that vice president joe biden had with the blake family, so apparently, kristen, joe biden and jacob blake spoke, communicated somewhat today, whi

here is what benjamin crump said. >> if you want us to accept the results, release the transcripts so we can have transparency. if you did everything that you could do on breonna's behalf. you should not have any problems. >> shaq, what's your sense of how that demand is. it would certainly raise a bit of a curtain on why the officer was not charged with murder or man slaughter but it would not lead to those charges. >> reporter: it is being echoed by protesters and you know they point to what we have seen since the grand jury's decision, what has been leaked and what has been made public. we saw the body camera video, the clip from that body camera rid o video showing officer mattingly being protected and dragged over. that's something have not been made public yet. we saw the autopsy report from the medical examiner examining breonna after she was shot and killed showing where she was shot and what her condition was. there is a lot of evidence out there and there is a distrust with that process. the grand jury proceedings we don't know what's happening and what people are saying is

benjamin crump. mr. crump, thank you for being with us. wondering your reaction to the charges and how the taylor family has been dealing with this. >> well, anderson, breonna's family was devastated. they were heartbroken and therathey were outraged. and like me and my co-counsels, attorney lonita baker, they were baffled by what kentucky attorney general daniel cameron actually presented to the grand jury. did he present any evidence, at all, on behalf of breonna taylor? and if he didn't, then he unilaterally made a decision to put his thumb on the scales of justice, to exonerate those police officers that killed breonna taylor. and made sure that she would not get due process of the law. and that she would not get justice. and that's why we are demanding that the transcripts of the grand jury proceedings be released. so we can see if breonna's voice was ever made -- put forth before that grand jury. >> how much of a heads up did the attorney general give the taylor family, before making the announcement? and were -- i mean, were the cha

going to the family of breonna taylor and during that conference, what we heard from the attorney ben crump that's the largest lawsuit ever paid out, certainly a notable amount, going to breonna taylor's family the other part is, a list of police reforms that are now going to be implemented by the louisville police department, transparency and accountability. on that front there are going to be some reforms around search warrants, now those have to be signed off by a commanding officer and there are going to be changes to the way officers are investigated internally. those are some of the changes we're seeing along with a number of other changes, of course they're calling this a major step, they say that this is major step but just a first step here's attorney ben crump. >> this sets a precedent for other black women that their lives won't be marginalized, they'll be valued. these no-knock warrants are disproportionately executed against black people in america. >> so ayman you heard there from attorney ben crump talking about that settlement that came out today. one thing that we heard rep

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a strong and different from the initial reaction we understand we got via tweet from attorney ben crump. this echos the reaction that we've been hearing in louisville from the people that we spoke to before this decision came down, to certainly the emotional reactions we've been seeing from the people who gather, people who walk by our cameras just kind of shouting and expressing outrage at this. certainly very notable that we'ring here this very strong reaction for attorney for breonna taylor's family. lester? >> i see the big heavy trucks blocking the street there. we've been reporting on the security precautions that were put in place in advan announcement. you say there are protesters in the streets. have there been much in the way of police presence as these crowds begin to gather? >> we have seen some police presence and i have to say about 15 minutes or so ago we saw four national guard vehicles come down this otherwise very empty street, i think you saw the live pictures, that was the first outward presence we've seen of national guard in louisville. we know they've been at the

. >> thank you, mike next we will hear from ben crump, an attorney with breonna's estate ben crump. >> thank you, mayor, attorney michael connell. to the louisville metro council, to tamika palmer as i sit and look at her and bianca, my heart is filled because we have become like family and it has been so long getting to this day where we could assure that breonna taylor's life wouldn't be swept until the rug like so many other black women in america who have been killed by police marginalized. so i'm grateful to the actions of the city of louisville today, and it is not just the historic $12 million settlement which, as i understand is the largest amount ever paid out for a black woman in a wrongful death killed by police in america i believe it may be the largest amount every paid for a black person in a police shooting. it's one of in the way of settlement in a police killing in america but the comprehensive reform that the louisville is equally important, but this is about a precedence when my great co-cow kentucky, la nita baker and sam aguilar first talked to me about this black

joining me now is civil rights attorney benjamin crump.ost of the cases i just named you represent the families, attorney crump, which is why i call you black america's attorney general. before i go to that, let me go back to the case that i mentioned in kenosha. i want you to listen to attorney general william barr this week. listen to this. >> in the jacob case, he was in the midst of committing a felony and he was armed. >> now, how are we in the public supposed to feel that the federal government is aiding an objective investigation if the attorney general has just said that the one shot in the back was committing a felony, which to my knowledge no one has established as a fact, and that he was armed, and i didn't see any knife, gun, anything, in the video that clearly showed him going around the car and was shot in the back seven times. what does this do to the credibility of the justice department aiding in this investigation? >> reverend al, it does what jacob blake scenr., who you kno very well, says that he tries to justify, he is

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also with us, attorney benjamin crump, who is representing jacob blake's family. mr.ally appreciate it. what is your reaction to donald trump visiting kenosha today? >> well, lawrence, i'd like to thank you for having us this eveni evening, but i don't have an opinion about president trump. my opinion is about saving my son's life and just the health of my son matters to me. politics right now, if you're not talking about police reform, if you're not talking about police de-escalating situations instead of escalating situations, i don't have an -- i don't have a political move. >> tell us -- >> i'm not a chess piece. neither is my son. >> please tell us about your son and how he's doing tonight. >> he -- lawrence, he's fighting. he's fighting, you know, for his literal life, not figuratively, for his literal life. and he's doing a good job. being paralyzed from the waist down right now is a terrible thing. >> what do you think you would have told donald trump if donald trump had met with you? >> i would have never -- it wasn't a -- it's not a political opportunity to

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crump this morning.st the endangerment of her neighbors as another incident of systemic racism in our legal system. his announcement of charges yesterday, the kentucky attorney general daniel cameron pushed back on those. he knew he claimed would criticize his decision. >> the facts have been examined and a grand jury comprised of our peers and fellow citizens has made a decision. justice is not often easy. it does not fit the mold of public opinion and it does not conform to shifting standards. it answers only to the facts and to the law. >> i'm joined by my msnbc colleague ari melber and kristen clark. thank you both. ari, i think the basic question i have is this. is this a problem with the law, or is this a problem with the perception of the law? and meaning sort of how -- of the benefit of the doubt that police officers get. so i want to go back. is this a situation of that, or is this a situation where the law is too ambiguous in the state of kentucky? ari, first to you. >> in kentucky, there were

ben crump, thank you so much for joining us this morning. appreciate your time, and please send our best to breonna's family. thank you. >> thank you, brother. >> and of course, so many questions, george, how they came to this conclusion. so kentucky's governor and louisville's mayor asking for the attorney general to release the information that the grand jury had to make their decision. >> yeah. we'll see if that comes out soon. we hope the violence -- we hope the violence stays down in the meantime. >> absolutely. >>> we go to the white house where president trump is under fire for going where no president has gone before, refusing to commit to a peaceful transfer of power if he loses the election. our senior white house correspondent cecilia vega tracking the fallout overnight. good morning, cecilia. >> reporter: never in the history of this country has there not been a peaceful transfer of power after a presidential election. but now president trump is suggesting he might not accept the election results if he is not the winner. the stun

crump said that what happened was adding insult to injury injury because there were no charges against the officers for shooting and killing briana taylor insult because the only charges that were levied were $1000.00 in danger made against one officer who fired into apparently indiscriminately into a neighboring apartment where 3 people lived happen to be a white family in that case and he says that's simply an inadequate response he says he wants to see the information that was presented to the grand jury to see if prosecutors aggressively pursued the prospect of charges against the officers who fired on briana taylor and he says that he wants the movement in this street to become he wants this moment to become a movement in the street he said the election was very important to the people who were protesting and to him personally to advance the cause of civil rights and he also said that despite the fact that brianna taylor's family got a $12000000.00 settlement that's not the best way to hold police accountable this is what he said. if they're held accountable if they are arrested a

holding those accountable that harm our community. >> yeah, well, we will see what comes next ben crumpm sure the family is so grateful to have had you on board because you are effective, sir, in getting justice in whatever way that you can for these families ben crump, thank you so much, my friend i appreciate all of these friends tonight. thank you all. >>> still ahead, from predictions of rioting in the streets to rampaging left-wing hit squads to trump saying the only way he can lose is if the election is rigged, it's time to shovel a big ole dose of reality into the right-wing spin machine. ♪ everyday it's a-getting closer♪ ♪ going faster than a rollercoaster ♪ ♪ love like yours will surely come my way ♪ ♪ a-hey, a-hey-hey [music playing] ♪ love like yours will surely come my way ♪ (groans) hmph... (food grunting menacingly) when the food you love doesn't love you back, stay smooth and fight heartburn fast with tums smoothies. ♪ tum tum-tum tum tums you should be mad your neighbor always wants to hang out. and you should be mad your smart fridge is unnecessarily complicated. make i

ben crump said this is not justice for briana taylor he said it was an insult that nobody was charged directly in relation to her shooting death at the hands of swat team at her door he said it was an injury that on top of that the only charges were related to shooting into a neighboring apartment at a family of 3 which happened to be white which seems to just increase this racial division he also said he wanted to turn he wants the protesters to continue this movement and he wants to turn this movement into a moment once the protesters in his words to turn their pain into power and achieve changes in laws they want to a no knock warrant ban here and elsewhere in the united states and they want officers to wear their body cameras so that after an incident like this people know exactly what happened he also said that 2 other things are important on the national level and that is this upcoming election he said it's important to get somebody who appreciates civil rights that seemed to be a criticism of president donald trump and also he said it's important to elect someone. as if to appo

i want to discuss this with one of the lawyers for the taylor family, benjamin crump and bridgett floydher brother george floyd was killed after a minneapolis police officer press ad knee on his neck for eight minutes. good to see boston you sadly to see both of you. ben, let's talk first about the breonna taylor out yom this week. if the louisville district attorney doesn't release the grand jury transcripts, what would be your next move? >> well, first of all, i'm honored to be here with bridgett floyd who is george floyd's sister and has a foundation to speak directly to these injustices. we're demanding that the transcripts are released so we can see if anybody in that grand jury proceeding from kentucky, attorney general, daniel cameron's office presented evidence on behalf of breonna taylor because if they didn't then they unilaterally made a decision to exonerate these police officers for killing her and to make sure she wouldn't have her day in court, that she wouldn't get justice. however, we still have the fbi who is investigating the civil rights violations into the killing o

. >> we don't want to get in the weeds with it because we want attorney crump and others to address that. his father, his mother julia, crump, their attorney, had no equivocation that there was a weapon on little blake when he was shot seven times in his back. >> i have to ask you because i would be derelict in my duties as a journalist if i didn't. your family will be meeting with joe biden tomorrow, right? >> correct. >> what do you want to hear from him? >> i'm glad to hear that my brother said earlier we're trying to push for the bills to be passed for george and his family. that's wonderful. obviously that needs to be done. but this is 2020, and we need rbg and we need unity now. we've been at systemic racism at every turn, in business, in school, at the bank. every aspect you talk about. reparations need to be on the table, it needs to be discussed in a real fashion. like our brothers that want bills and legislation passed, they look like little jake all over this country. they keep talking about it's just one bad cop. if it's just one bad cop, why is every african-american family

in a moment, we're going to talk to ben crump, an attorney for the taylor family. first, let's get to blayne alexander from louisville, where it was a very hard night. blayne, good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning to you. we're here on one of the many streets in louisville that's still largely blocked off by police. officials say both officers shot overnight are in stable condition, and a suspect is in custody. across louisville, nearly 100 people were arrested overnight, as the city braces for a second day of unrest. >> reporter: this morning, two louisville police officers are recovering, shot during unrest overnight that gripped much of the city's downtown. >> reporter: this gunfire captured in a poli>> i'm concer officers. we had two officers shot tonight, and that is very serious. it is a dangerous condition. >> reporter: anger spilling into the streets after the grand jury decision in the breonna taylor case. louisville under a 9:00 p.m. curfew. national guard moving in. similar echoes from chicago to atlanta to new york city, even turning violent

>>it is historic of how black folks have been treated in our nation and ben crump attorney for taylor's family writing on twitter quote if brett hankinson behavior constituted wanton endangerment to people in neighboring apartments. then it should also be considered wanton endangerment a briana in fact it should have been ruled wanton murder attorney general cameron saying the investigation took months with interviews as recent as last friday, the case then presented on monday so news nation asked how long the grand jury deliberated how long did they deliver a today began on monday or to begin tuesday. and that was of this week correct. i will that they started. >>early monday. in some time. before and so they heard everything they needed to hear the attorney general says it's unlikely there will be any additional charges related to the shooting and adds that he understands that some people in the community may be hurting criminal law is not meant. >>to respond to every sorrow and grief and that is that is true here. my heart breaks. >>for the loss of miss taylor. >>one in danger of it

next we will hear from ben cru crump. an attorney with breonna's estate. >> thank you, mayor fischer, attorney mike o'connell. to the louisville metro council, two tamiko parme -- tamiko palms i look at her, my heart is filled, because we have become like family and it had been so long getting to this day where we could assure that breonna tar 's life life would not be sweptr the rug like so many other black women in america who have been killed by police, marginalized. so i am grateful to the actions of the city of louisville today. and it is not just the historic $12 million settlement which as i understand is the largest amount ever paid out for a black woman in a wrongful death killed by a police in america. and lonita, i believe it may be the largest amount paid for a black person in a police shooting. we are still trying to verify that. and it is certainly one of the largest amount ever paid out for any person in the way of settlement in a police killing in america. but the comprehensive reform that to the louisvill