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derek chauvin then stopped talking, stop yelling. floyd, you're going to kill me, man. then stop talking, stop yelling. it takes a heck of a lot of oxygen to talk. floyd, come on, man. i can't breathe. i cannot breathe. they'll kill me. they'll kill me. i cath breathe. i can't breathe. that was after floyd had called out for his mom and said he loved her and at one point even said, and i'm quoting here, tell my kids i love them. i'm dead. >> so let's talk about how this happened, right? because officer lane's attorneys, they're trying to get his part of the case thrown out, right? they're trying to get him off the hook. what are they trying to accomplish by releasing these transcripts? we still don't have the full picture of what happened that day. >> reporter: that's right, we don't have the full picture at this point. it does appear that his attorneys are trying to set him apart from the other officers charged in this. we know even at least the officer, derek chauvin, their attorney has already come out and said they have no comment on this in particular and when we t

that being former officer derek chauvin. >> omar, thank you very much. i appreciate it. >>> the outrage over george floyd's death has prompted one woman to demand answers in the death of her brother in 2017 while phoenix police were trying to arrest him. now, as you're about to see here, there are remarkable similarities in the two cases. including the words "i can't breathe". i've got to warn you, the video is graphic. cnn's drew griffin has the story now. >> reporter: mohammad died three years ago, pleading for breath. >> i cannot breathe. >> reporter: 43 years old, black and homeless. >> he's dead. >> reporter: most likely you never heard his name. >> what happened to mohammad is strikingly similar to what happened to george floyd. the only difference in mr. floyd's case we had a pedestrian with an iphone. >> reporter: it took place january 4th, 2017. to the people of phoenix, it was a local news story, a homeless man on drugs resisting arrest. but cnn has now obtained the raw video from multiple police body cameras, witness statements that describe n

set off tumultuous protests. [ crowd chanting ] >> reporter: former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin who held his knee against floyd's neck for nearly eight minutes is charged with second degree murder. three other former officers are charged with aiding and abetting. callan gray with our minneapolis affiliate has seen the new body camera video. >> we learned from the footage that derek chauvin's camera fell off and was on the ground for most of the interaction. >> reporter: wednesday floyd's family filed a wrongful death civil lawsuit against the city and the four former officers charged. >> it was the knee of the entire minneapolis police department on the neck of george floyd that killed him. >> in that lawsuit floyd's family reveal what they say was his final words. floyd said, please, i can't breathe less than a minute before closing his eyes. >>> a historic moment in north carolina. the city of asheville apologizing to black residents for racist policies and approving a resolution for reparations. the vote calls for increased investment in the black community including in housi

derek chauvin asking a couple of the other officers are they okay. but there is no point at which you can find actual concern for george floyd. >> yeah, lawrence. and my co-counsel attorney jeff storms and i, we talked about that deliberate indifference, the fact that it was almost as if when he said, i can't breathe, i can't breathe and officer chauvin said, well, if it takes oxygen to yell, if you quit talking, then maybe you'll have more oxygen. what a terrible thing to say for a police officer who is supposed to be a professional, supposed to be a first responder and sustain life, not take life. it was just deliberate indifference. any one of those four officers could have simply said, hold on. he's in a medical crisis and just pushed the other officer off his neck or his back. the thing that the lay people wanted to do, lawrence, but the police kept them back with mace. everybody knew, even george knew they were killing him. and, so, it's just a troubling pandemic that we have to deal with in america. and i did want to say this one thing, lawren

i note as well the attorney for derek chauvin has responded to our request for comment and officially has no comment. >> listening to you is harrowing. i can't imagine actually watching this video. you may very important points about context early on how to read the transcripts but see the video and it's just a different perspective. just i want to follow-up on that point. people watching around the country and the world so they can get your perspective. been on top of this from the very beginning. what is different? righttracked this, broken news about it from the very beginning. what do you know now, see now, that you didn't know before you watched this video? >> reporter: what i know now that is different than before when i watched this video is, one, how much time actually, you know, floyd was under the knee of derek chauvin's we see it from the cell phone video and have the under eight minutes or so visually. seeing it from up close from the vantage point of lane, seeing the struggle of trying to get him in the police car. at one point he was actually in the squad car, but then f

derek chauvin worked off-duty security jobs. the criminal complaint alleges he didn't report the additional income in 2014 15 similarly kelly is charged with not reporting income from her side jobs and they're accused of not filing any returns including extra income for 3 years haldeman says once kelly learned of the investigation she tried to file for the missing years. but again omitted extra income it tells me that it was a willful act and there is tension there behind a feminist returns during a june interview with investigators. the complaint says kelly quote told investigators that she had not filed income tax returns because it got away from her and during recorded phone call with derek chauvin in jail, she allegedly said. yeah, well we don't want to get your dad involved because he will just be mad at me i mean us for not doing them for years certainly bolsters the case by the numbers the chauvin's are accused of underreporting more than $450,000 of income and owed more than 20,000 with penalties and interest they now ow

he asks if he can be rolled on his side, and we hear derek chauvin say no, he will stay put.ane also checks the pulse of george floyd and says that he cannot find a pulse. bill. >> bill: mike tobin from minneapolis today, thank you. waiting on the president. he is going to talk about the economy. we will see if he counters the policy that joe biden laid out yesterday, and a bit earlier today, the president calling the dash we look for a reaction. look at that pair. they are next. are you still at risk for a heart attack or stroke? even if you're on a statin? statins may lower some risks, but may not be enough. that's why science delivered vascepa. for people who have persistent cardiovascular risk factors and take a statin only vascepa is clinically proven to provide 25% lower risk from heart attack and stroke. don't take vascepa if you're allergic to icosapent ethyl or any inactive ingredient in vascepa. tell your doctor about any medicines you take, and if you are allergic to fish or shellfish. stop taking vascepa and seek medical help if you have symptoms of an allergic re

the prosecutors say that derek chauvin did not report $95,000 of income from a side job working security at a bar where floyd also worked as a bouncer. more than $66,000 of income from a photography business, that kelly's operated. >> i know that they owe the state of minnesota money and they did not file tax returns. of the returns that were filed, revenue was able to establish that there was unreported income. i would be fraudulent tax returns. >> and all, they underreported more than $460,000 in income and they owe $37,000 in taxes, interest and penalties. >>> happening today, a final farewell for civil rights legend ct vivian, laid to rest. reverend vivian died last friday. his body yesterday was lying and stayed at the georgia state capitol, as family and friends paid tribute. he was a freedom writer, among other things he was beaten and alabama, registering voters and the 1960s. >>> and washington dc, house members voted to remove confederate statues from the federal building. it would remove 11 statues that are on display throughout the building, including one of a supreme court j

george floyd died on may 25th after derek chauvin kneeled on his neck for nearly 9 minutes. he is charged with 2nd degree murder, third-degree murder , and 2nd degree manslaughter. the other three former officers are charged with aiding and abetting derek chauvin on those counts. the lawsuit comes on the same day that members of the media got their first limbs of body camera video from the other three former police officers. you can hear george floyd is saying that he loves his mother and his children. >>> a protest over the death of george floyd and racial injustice turned violent in new york city. four police officers were hurt including the chief of police. surveillance video shows a protester on a walkway hitting officers with a cane. it was unclear what led to the violence. 35 people were arrested and the protesters were able to proceed over the bridge and marched to city hall. a president donald trump said that he is a rolling back environmental law to reclaim america's heritage as a nation of builders . the present was in atlanta today announcing changes to the nation

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. >> it was not just the knee of officer derek chauvin for 8 minutes and 46 seconds.s the knee of the entire minneapolis police department on the neck of george floyd that killed him. >> now on the same day, reporters have been able to see the rest of the body cam video that shows the initial please contact with george floyd. it is roughly a half hour long. it shows officer thomas lane first becoming nervous when he cannot see george floyd's hand on the driver side of the vehicle. he pulls out a weapon. what becomes progressively more emotional and panicked. police attempt to get him in an suv. he panics. he sobs. he claims he is claustrophobic and says he cannot breathe long before they get him on the ground. it's a long struggle that results in floyd being pulled all the way from the driver side to the passenger side of the suv. then on the ground. officer thomas lane a couple times expresses concern over whether george floyd can breathe, and a very relevant portion is when he asks officer derek chauvin to roll him over on his life. he said no. he is going to stay p

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then officer derek chauvin says, stop talking, stop yelling. floyd, i cannot breathe., they'll kill me. i can't breathe, i can't breathe. at one point, the transcript shows that lane asks if floyd should be moved to his side, to which officer derek chauvin said, no, he's staying put. and that's part of what lane's attorneys are arguing in their motion to dismiss, that lane deferred to a senior officer on the scene. they argue that lane had no reason to believe a crime was being committed. and i'm quoting the attorney from the motion here saying, chauvin was calmly positioned near floyd's neck and back area. chauvin's attorney officially has no comment at this time. and it's important to know, we haven't seen the video itself to corroborate the transcript, but so far, a lot of new details giving this, in some cases, horrifying insight. alisyn? >> omar jiminez, thank you very much for taking us through that. joining us now is cnn chief legal analyst, jeffrey toobin. i think omar said it right. it's just as horrifying as when we watched the cell phone video. it's horrifyi

it's a narrative that assumes the behavior of derek chauvin, typical police behavior toward black suspects entered assumes that george floyd is a black every man in america that whatever happened to him happens to black people all the time. that blacks essentially leave the house each day worried about having a violent encounter with police. the media has run with this narrative which faces very little pushback, very very little skepticism. it leaves us with the impression that the biggest problem facing black america today are in fact the police. that law enforcement is at the root of social inequality in america. so we find ourselves in the middle of a national conversation about policing. there are calls to defund the police and abolish prisons there is legislation being discussed in congress that would make it easier to prosecute cops and fire them. we have armed radicals that have taken over entire neighborhoods of a major city like seattle. that includes police precinct that's been abandoned. these people have the mayor's blessing in doing so. they are commentators who are not only m

former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin, who held his knee against floyd's neck for nearly eight with second-degree murder. three other former officers are charged with aiding and abetting. callan gray with our minneapolis affiliate has seen the new body camera video. >> we learned from that footage derek chauvin's body camera fell off and was on the ground for most of the interaction. >> reporter: floyd's family filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the city and the four former officers charged. >> it was the knee of the entire minneapolis police department on the neck of george floyd that killed him. >> in that lawsuit, floyd's family revealed what they say were his final words. floyd said, "please, i can't breathe" less than a minute before closing his eyes. >>> federal regulators will vote today on whether to approve a new three-digit number for the national suicide prevention hotline. currently the hot line has an currently the hot line has an 800 number that's ten digits long. >>> first it was toilet paper. now the latest shortage triggered by this pandemic, aluminum cans.

once he's restrained floyd says they're going to kill me derek chauvin who pressed his knee on floyd's neck says takes a heck of a lot of oxygen to say that. he's charged with second-degree murder and manslaughter, he's not commented publicly in a court filing this week his attorney objected to a gag order a judge recently imposed and suggested his alleged actions were justifiable in the line of his duties as a minneapolis police officer according to another court filing officer lane felt that floyd might have been having a medical emergency. he asked whether floyd should be turned over on his side. chauvin says he should stay put at one point floyd says, momma, i love you, tell my kids i love them. i'm dead today his family filed a civil lawsuit against the police department and the city of minneapolis. >> we seek to make it financially prohibitive that the police won't woefully kill, marginalize people. >> reporter: today the minneapolis attorney called floyd's death a tragedy and said the city was reviewing the lawsuit. lester >> gabe gutierrez tonight, thanks. >>> in 60 seconds the

derek chauvin and his wife are now facing nine felony income tax charges. both failed to fire income taxes for many years and underreported income in the years that they did file a reason. chauvin was a police officer until she was charged where second degree murder in the death of floyd. kelly filed for divorce after floyd's death. >>> pg&e is expected in court, they are suing the san ramon valley fire protection district over an ordinance that bans it from performing non-emergency electric work when fire danger is high. a judge will hear the arguments today. pg&e will argue that the fire district doesn't have the authority the to enforce the rule because the power lies with the public utilitieses commission. >>> coming up, the push for more tourists in the north bay, how sa santa rosa is hoping to give businesses a boost. fwloo a >>> and a new attraction is coming soon to the bay area. ultimate to i see water and boots. >> bring it on. >> right? >> yes. some fresh air activities. let's get outside, absolutely. some nice weather coming our way. let's take

minneapolis police body cam reveal floyd told the officers he couldn't breathe more than 20 times and derek chauvin dismissed his pleas saying "it takes a heck of a lot of oxygen to talk. the transcripts were made public by attorneys for thomas lane, one of the four former officers involved as part of a request to have the case against him dismissed. >>> a black civil rights activist in indiana says he was assaulted by a group of white men who allegedly tried to lynch him in the park. video was surfaced and the fbi has launched an investigation. the man's account shocked the community and sparked protests here's steve patterson with the story. >> reporter: growing outrage in indiana after an alleged attack caught on camera >> let him go, dude. let him go >> reporter: video captured by a bystander posted by fox booker appears to show him pinned to a tree by white men in what he describes as an attempted lynching >> it was the most disturbing situation. >> reporter: the have you had yo does not capture what led up to the incident and nbc news hat has not identified others in the interview. the men co

derek chauvin pleaded not guilty to charges of second degree murder and manslaughter. the newly released transcript shows at one point one of the other three police officers present suggested putting floyd on his side to no avail. reconstruction work continues at notre dame cathedral in paris after last year's fire and a crane was used earlier this thursday by environment campaigners with a message for the french president macron. greenpeace activists managed to get a banner up there 80 metete off the ground that read climate time for action. greenpeace says the president's olicies don't match his words. and that's it for this edition. thanks for watching. stay tuned for france 24. >> frerench colonists arrrrive thee early 20th century y but w they departed many left behinin mixed race children torn from their mothers and s set apart from sietyty. [speaking foreign language] >> now many are exploring their roots and looking for answers as well as international recognition. in "reporters" this week find out about the extraordinary fate of these orphans of a nation. >> r

police bodycam video worn by former officer thomas lain who held floyd's legs while fellow officer derek chauvin held a knee to floyd's neck. lain is asking a court to dismiss his charges of aiding and abetting murder. the transcripts show that he asked chauvin whether floyd should be turned on to his side, chauvin refused. now to a racially charged verbal assault on an asian family that was caught on camera. since the covid crisis began, many asian americans have been targeted by racial slurs and even physical attacks, and incidents likese at an all-time high. here's cbs's jeff pegues. >> you ( bleep ) need to leave. >> reporter: the san francisco eech c.e.o. who was caught on camera yelling racial slurs at an asian american family on the fourth of july... >> ( bleep ) asian piece of ( bleep ). >> oh my. >> reporter: ...is now apologizing. >> i was shocked. >> reporter: raymond orosa and his family were celebrating his wife's birthday. >> get out! >> reporter: do you think his apology is sincere? >> i do not. >> reporter: since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic there has been a sharp ri

side to pull floyd in instead he comes out of the passenger side is where we see former officer derek chauvin for the first time on the body cam the gift flowing to the ground and from lane in king's camera it's hard to see chauvin king appears to have his body on floyd's back in lane is holding his legs. at first floyd is moving kind of restless while being held down. he starts talking about his mom says to tell my kids i love them and saying i can't breathe. you can hear chauvin's say you're doing a lot of talking man. the body camera video is often pointed at the back seat and not at floyd's body on the ground lane can be heard asking if they should roll floyd on his side then saying he's worried about the excited delirium or whatever he checks on his brain which is why this time you can hear bystanders in the video but not see them shouting at the officers to get floyd off the ground lane ask you got one after people yelled to check his pulse. you hear can reply. i can't find one. it's difficult to watch when floyd stops talking and his body goes limp. they're still on the ground waiting

derek chauvin and his estranged wife are charged with underreporting their income for six years. they're also accused of failing to file three years of tax returns. >>> breaking news from portland, oregon, the mayor has been teargassed during a protest that police are calling a riot. this unfolded outside the federal courthouse downtown where protests over racial ngfferfflast nig are needed to protect federal buildings from vandalism. several fires were set overnight. authorities responded with warnings before firing flashbangs and tear gas. there was no immediate word on any injuries. >>> a new tropical system is taking aim at the gulf coast. right now it's called tropical depression 8. a tropical storm watch has been issued for the texas coast from tomorrow night through saturday. it's expected to strengthen into a weak tropical storm possibly tonight before making landfall. some areas could get six inches of rain. >>> let's take a closer look now at your thursday morning weather. witnesses say this church in queens, new york, caught fire after a lightning strike. the storm las

thomas lane, who maintains he was just following orders from the man with his knee on floyd's neck, derek chauvin. >> he did not have any knowledge that chauvin was murdering this guy. >> reporter: as floyd complained that he couldn't breathe, chauvin told him, "then stop talking, stop yelling. it takes a heck of a lot of oxygen to talk." some of floyd's last words, the records show, "mom, i love you. tell my kids i love them. i'm dead." david, the judge has issued a gag order for all of the attorneys involved. lane has pleaded not guilty. prosecutors have until august to respond to that motion to dismiss charges. david? >> all right, alex perez. alex thank you. >>> the message being painted along fifth avenue here in new york city today and light in front of trump tower, "black lives matter." mayor bill de blasio and the reverend al sharpton leading the painting. the mayor saying the city is committed to the meaning of the message. president trump, who has moves his residence to florida, has called the painting of the mural a symbol of hate. >>> there is news tonight about the shooting death of

the transcripts also show former officer derek chauvin told floyd, quote, then stop talking. stop yelling. it takes a heck of a lot of oxygen to talk. lawyers released images of the counterfeit $20 bill that resulted in the call that ended floyd's death. four officers charged in his death including chauvin who is charged with second degree murderer. >>> now, to our one-on-one interview with attorney general william barr. barr has faced criticism amid the protests following george floyd's killing. the most vocal came after last month's clearing of lafayette uare ahead of the president's walk to a nearby church. abc's andrew dymburt has more on barr's response to his critics. >> reporter: this morning, attorney general william barr speaking out about that moment last month when mostly peaceful protesters were cleared out of lafayette park in front of the white house before president trump took a photo-op with a bible. >> was it done because the president was going to go over and walk and have a photo-op? >> the plan was to move the demonstrators up toward "i" street. it was not

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four officers are charged, derek chauvin faces murder and three others charged with aiding and abetting record high placing daily deaths in florida and texas as both states see a spike in covid-19 cases. carley: florida's governor is not backing down his push to reopen schools this fall. todd piro joins us with what the next steps would be. >> reporter: staggering numbers as the entire country reported 60,000 cases, florida quickly becoming the epicenter of the pandemic in the us reporting 120 deaths, 9000 new cases. in texas 105 deaths were announced, the first time that number hit triple digits, 10,000 cases reported thursday topping 230,000 total. doctor anthony fauci says the efficiency of the virus is striking and cautions against reopening right now. >> i hope we don't have to shut down. that is something that is an extreme. it would not be viewed very favorably even by the states and cities involved. rather than thinking in terms of reverting to a complete shutdown we need to get the states pausing in their opening process. >> reporter: despite surging numbers in his state and na

. >> i did not know derek chauvin but i knew his older brother. >> reporter: they said in this time ofragedy that community has come together to end violence and support one another. >> is important to come out here and support jason come i wanted to come and support him and his family. >> at this point we are still waiting for any word about an arrest or any information about a suspect. the gofundme account that was set up to reach $20,000 has reached $65,000. >> reporter: christien kafton, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> attorney general released a report on the policies and practices on the second the police department. in an effort to reform the police department after a plea shooting in 20 team that killed stephon clark. this is a second phase of the report on the departments practices. this is part of the effort to set the national standard for innovation and reform in policing. >> we recommend that they make de-escalation and affirmative duty. in light of the findings of the use of force incidents that involve people who fail to comply with orders but did not pose any danger. >> included a

of thomas lane and jeff done shows floyd lay yelling i can't breathe 20 times as former officer derek chauvinushed his knee into his neck in may as floyd's family filed a lawsuit against the city of minneapolis and its police department. >> this is an unprecedented case and with this lawsuit we seek to set a precedent, to make it financially prohibitive. >> the lawsuit alleges the department trained its officers in, quote, warrior training and encourages use of deadly force in nondeadly circumstances. >> ms 13 gaining leader hit with terror charges for the first time ever. the doj says diaz, 20 gangs in 13 states, a person who would greenlight assassinations also seeking the death penalty for another ms 13 member. is awaiting trial on 7 madison 2016-2017 including killings of two teenage girls in long island, new york. >> nascar's top drivers racing to life at bristol motor speedway, chase elliott capturing the checkered flag for his first all-star race win and that all-important million dollar prize. >> elliott addressing 20,000 fans allowed in the grandstand. >> there's nothing like bristol

derek chauvin has yet to enter a plea.lawyers intend to fight the charges. they argue this his shooting was justified. why? because brooks fired a taser at rolfe. both women we spoke to, of course, want justice. to washington, justice is for both officers to spend the rest their lives behind bars. but miller told me at this point, she doesn't know what justice is. gayle? >> a lot of people are asking that question. there was a tender moment between the two of them because we were all saying "not again, not again" when we saw the death of rayshard brooks. i get the sense, did you get the sense in the room with them that it must have helped them both to be able to talk to each other? they are, as you said, in a club on nobody wants to belong to. now i bet they're bonded for life. >> reporter: to talk to each other and to commiserate with many of the challenges since the shooting. i'll give an example -- something that touched me as a parent. both women having to explain what happened to their young children. take little gian

. >> it was not just the knee of officer derek chauvin on george floyd's neck for 8 minutes and 46 seconds, but it was the knee of the entire minneapolis police department on the neck of george floyd that killed him, and with this lawsuit, we seek to set a precedence to make it financially prohibitive that the police won't woely kill, marginalize people, especially black people in the future. >> so is part of what you heard there, attorneys for the family are accusing the city of minneapolis of fostering a culture of excessive force, racism, and impunity without fear of retribution in the police department. the complaint, which does not specify damages sought, was filed just hours after the body cam videos of the officers involved in george floyd's death were released for public viewing. interim city attorney eric nielsen said the city is reviewing the lawsuit and will respond to it. attorneys for the officers have declined to comment so far. so, danny, talk us through here the criteria for a federal civil rights suit, for winning a civil rights suit. how high is this bar? >> it is very di

it's not just about we now feel mug shot, we see mugshots of derek chauvin, we need completion. the bar hasn't risen about. the other thing that feels different now is the conversations people are having now, it isn't just about can we make sure police officers have body cameras. it's not just about, how do we add on clauses to things like law enforcement bill of rights a qualified immunity, it's not that. the demands we are seeing right now are dealing with structural racism. how exactly can we deal with all of these various issues in a way with a real sense of sincerity and a real sense of activation and movement? you talk about something like freddie gray where one thing we should talk about is the fact that why do we still have children who have to deal with lead poisoning? we've known that led is a neurotoxin for a center. we've just been selective about where to deal with it. so it's things like that but if you like, i wonder what different. how people define progress has moved and a lot of it i pay a lot of respect to what happened in baltimore, baltimore helped to influe

. >> it was not just the knee of officer derek chauvin on george floyd's neck for 8 minutes and 46 seconds. but it was the knee of the entire minneapolis police department. >> reporters have now been able to see but a cam video from two of the officers at the scene which starts before the initial encounter with george floyd. the contact initially becomes tense when the officer demands to see his hands and pulls a gun. it spirals downward over a half hour as george floyd becomes more panicked and emotional. he sobs and said, i'm going to die in here. i just had covid and it don't want to go back to that. as they load him in the suv he complains his claustrophobic and can't breathe a lot before he's on the ground. after a prolonged struggle that ends with floyd on the ground it is officer thomas lane who inquires about his breathing asking, should we roll him on his side? and officer dere officer derek s no, he's staying put. >> even with him saying he can't breathe, they still put him face down and had him handcuffed. he was clearly restrained. >> in the city's charter commission's meeting

the motion to dismiss him did not intentionally conspire with derek chauvin to murder george floyd andm his body camera video indicate that he suggested placing george floyd on his side versus lying flat. a portion of the transcript reads, "he asks, julie roll him on his side? he responds no, he staying put where we got him. he says okay, i worry about the delirium. he responds, that's what we got the ambulance coming. "course eventually died. they later tell fox news that is hold body camera video tells the entire story. that video could be released as soon as today. his attorney told fox news that george floyd was not willing to get inside the squad car, saying he couldn't breathe from the beginning and was asking to get on the ground instead. they responded because he allegedly passed fake bills at a corner store. we are getting our first look at the alleged fake bills. the attorney for thomas lane claims he was trying to step away the counterfeit bills after joe horner's called 911 for using that fake cash. the police chief tells fox news that he expected all of the other officers

floyd died after derek chauvin pinned his neck to the ground for nearly nine minutes. he now faces second-degree murder charges. the city of minneapolis called floyd's death a tragedy and says that its attorneys are reviewing the ralawsuit. and police let reporters view body camera footage from two of the officers on the scene there, investigators say that chauvin's body camera fell to the ground and remained there for the majority of the time that they were with george floyd also. also reporters are saying in viewing the video, george floyd began to sob when he was pulled from his vehicle before he was pinned to the ground. >>> a vote today to make a new national hotline, the three digits that could save lives. >>> and we have an air quality advisory through at least friday thanks to the smoke coming in from the coyote and mineral fires. it is just an advisory, not a spare the air day. but i'll explain where the smoke is and where it is going. fenow there's more to wlove with xfinity x1,? the ultimate entertainment ex like live sports. they're back with the best way t

the incident sparked nationwide protests, as you know, and the former officer, derek chauvin, along withther seen pictures there, are now facing criminal charges. here is the floyd family attorney, ben crump, just moments ago. >> this is the tipping point. this is the tipping point for policing in america. this is a public health crisis. >> harris: will bring you more on those developments as soon as we get them. now i want to move to brooklyn. this has just happened. the top uniformed officer in all of new york city has been attacked. the nypd says that they were attacked, officers, during a protest on the brooklyn bridge. "the new york post" is reporting the top uniformed cop, terrence monahan, was among those hurt. reading deep into their reporting, they are saying that sourcing is saying that he had an injured hand, is receiving stitches for that, and that protesters attacked with a chain. meanwhile, it clergy members organized a march in support of the nypd today. he said in their center screen. it's all in response to new york city's surgeon violent crime. as we learn more about th

derek chauvin and his former wife kelly are facing nine felony income tax chaernrges sag that they failedle taxes many years. cho v kelly is a realtor and photographer and she derrick af floyd's death. >>> and on tuesday city council equity caucus approved a plan of putting together a task force to identify ways to redirect money from the police department into oakland's black community. and they also rejected a proposal that would have made additional cuts to opd ahead of the community-led process. vice mayor larry reed said our citizens want informed decision making that produces results, not knee jerk policy making that may do more harm than good. the final vote forred a don't a proposal is schedule fod jud fo 28. >>> and pg&e is suing the district over an ordinary nance that bans it from performing non-emergency work when the fire danger is high. pg&e will argue that the fire district doesn't have the authority to enforce the rule, because that power lies with the california public utilities commission. >>> two airlines are now cracking down on mask requirements. southwest is basicall

now, a little bit after that, now derek chauvin has shown up in this.hauvin has his hands on floyd. they're all going to the ground. that's when we see the infamously familiar image of chauvin on his neck. king on the midsection of floyd, lane on the lower section as well. at one point based on my observation, you actually see chauvin lean into the pressure of his knee on to floyd's neck based on the body language that you see of him being upright with the knee on his neck and then sort of hunching over like that. now, it is important to note we did reach out to chauvin's attorney over the course of today, but they officially have no comment on that. >> omar, thank you so much. appreciate you joining us with that. >>> i want to bring in now benjamin crump, the attorney for george floyd's family. ben, good evening to you. as omar reported, just a moment ago, 16 minutes into this body cam video, we hear what appears to be floyd's last words when he says, "man, i can't breathe". that wasn't included in the previously released transcript of officer lane. wh

very proud of the garden the contribution not just in the derek chauvin place birx place but title x as part of the department of defense. that is all i've got, thanks for having me. >> no better way to end than what you just said. let me join you in thanking the guardsmen around the world and across the country who have helped us through the crisis and continue to do so and thank you for your service, your friendship, your collegiality and what you have done for the country and best wishes going forward, thank you. .. and we talked with republican senators martha mcsally of verizon and joni ernst of iowa about the new memoirs. find the complete holidays we can schedule online at booktv.org or check your program guide. now we kick off this holiday weekend with cnn political analyst bakari sellers who examines the socioeconomic challenges americans in the rural south face through the lens of his hometown denmark, south carolina. burke on the coordinator for left bank books. i especially think them for support on this event. when j. d. vance did "hillbilly elegy", cnn analyst and one o

of george floyd's family, and we talked about in detail that it wasn't just the knee of officer derek chauvin on george floyd's neck for 8 minutes and 46 seconds that killed him, it was the knee of the entire minneapolis police department. but, don, it was also the knee of the criminal justice system. the discriminatory, racist police system in america that was all on george floyd's neck. and for many black people in america, we feel that every day in the most subtle ways when we have interactions with police. so hopefully the attorney general of the united states, the top law enforcement officer in america, would not condone -- i'm sorry, not condemn black people saying that we want equal justice. we don't want you to protect and serve everybody else but then come and brutalize and police us. we just want to be treated as american citizens. >> ben and philonise, thank you. our time is short this evening and we'll have you back on, as you know, but we thank you and we appreciate it. give our regards to the entire family, okay, philonise? thank you so much. >> thank you so much. >> thank you.

now fired minneapolis police officer derek chauvin is facing charges including second-degree murder.ee other former officers are also facing charges. >>> new details this morning, president trump's former lawyer, remember him, michael cohen, he's back behind bars again. cohen is serving three years after pleading guilty to campaign finance fraud and also lying to congress. because of the pandemic he was released in may to serve time at home but authorities say he refused the conditions of home confinement without providing any further details. >>> now to decision 2020 during a visit to pennsylvania yesterday joe biden spoke on a wide range of issues including the economy, climate change, and the upcoming debate. he weighed in on the president's response to the pandemic. and d you can separate covid-19 and jobs. the jobs aren't going to come back until you gain control of the covid-19. >> the former vice president says final background checks for his vp pick have not yet begun. >>> a former northern california mayor who denounced governor newsom's mask order has resigned from the city

floyd died on may 25 after derek chauvin field on his neck for nearly nine minutes. chauvin is charged with second- degree murder, third bred degree murder, and second degree manslaughter. the other three officers are charged with aiding and abetting chauvin on those counts. this lawsuit comes the same day that members of the media were able to get their first glimpse of body camera video from those other three officers, and you can hear george floyd saying he loves his mother and his children, and that he's dead. >>> another covid-19 death at san quentin prison has been reported. the death toll there now stands at 11. a prisoner died yesterday at an outside hospital. since june, there have been more than 2,000 inmates, and 200 prison staff members infected. last week governor newsom announced a plan that would give early release to nearly 8,000 prisoners across california. for more on the situation in the prison system in our state, we're joined by law professor from u.c. hastings college of the law. hadaris, it's good to have you on. you wrote an. piece in the chro

we do not have the transcript of the body cam of officer derek chauvin who kept his knee on george floyd's neck for 8 minutes and 45 seconds. that was on his neck long after all the witnesses present could tell that george floyd had stopped breathing. the very first thing george floyd says in the transcript of officer lane's body camera recording is, hey, man, i'm sorry. the next thing george floyd says is, i'm sorry. i'm sorry. george floyd's language is always polite. the transcript is filled with george floyd saying sorry and please. the police officers' language begins very aggressively with those lines that they all learned in cop movies. officer lane, "put your f'ing hands up right now! keep your f'ing hands on the wheel." so who george floyd says, yes, sir. i'm sorry officer. george floyd continues to apologize, i'm sorry. i'm so sorry. man, i got shot the same way, mr. officer, before. i'm so sorry. it's not completely clear if george floyd was saying he had once been shot by a police officer or if he possibly had been shot by someone else when he was approached while sitting in a