meantime norah, we still haven't seen video from the body cam worn by derek chauvin who pressed his knee into george floyd's neck. that video may be the key piece of evidence. norah >> o'donnell: jeff, thank you. tonight seven marines and a navy sailer dead after an accident last week in san diego after an amphibious assault vehicle took on water and sancht eight other bodies were between 18 and 23 years old. two other marines were wounded. this was t opes to limit access to a judge's personal information. here's cbs's jim axelrod >> two weeks ago, my life as i knew it change in an instathsalr son's 20th birthday celebration >> daniel and i went downstairs to the basement and we were chatting as we always do, and daniel said, mom, let's keep talking. i love talking to you, mom. and it was at that exact moment that the doorbell rang >> it was a lawyer with a grudge and a gun dressed in a fed ex uniform >> daniel being daniel protected his father, and he took the to thests first bullet directly er husband w also shout l n died. ware living ery parent'e,g prepations to ur onl blsteti for ju

meantime norah, we still haven't seen video from the body cam worn by derek chauvin who of course pressed his knee into george floyd's neck. that video may be the key piece of evidence. norah. >> o'donnell: jeff peques, thank you. tonight seven marines and a navy sailor are presumed dead after an accident last week in san lance corporal was assumed dead after an amphibious assault vehicle took on water and sank. eight other bodies were recovered between 18 and 23 years old. two other marines were wounded. this was the deadliest accidenrw jersey is speaking out for the first time about a horrifying attack that left her 20-yearjur. the attacker was a lawyer and antifeminist who railed against her in writing. he later took his own life. judge esther salas hopes to limit access to a judge's personal information. here's cbs's jim axelrod. >> two weeks ago, my life as i knew it changed in an instant and my family will never be the same. >> reporter: judge esther salas detailed the shooting at her front door following her son's 20th birthday celebration. >> daniel and i went downstairs to the ba

derek chauvin is charged with second degree murder and manslaughter. thao and two other exofficers charged with aiding and abetting. all face up to 40 years in prison if con verdi victed. >> he was saying that -- that he couldn't breathe, but then he was obviously yelling and talking. >> reporter: also released by the court, new video of thao's interview with eight days after floyd's death. >> i was concerned other officers would do their job and check on him. >> reporter: the investigators even asking thao about chauvin pressing his knee into floyd's neck. >> so, that maneuver you saw officer chauvin use, is that something you've been trained with? >> i've never used it. >> reporter: thao's interview lasting nearly two hours. minnesota prosecutors now asking the judge to try all four men together. the former officers expected to be in court next month. shaquille brewster, nbc news. >>> coming up next, high school athletes now with no sports season, wondering what it means for their college careers. >>> plus, a dramatic cliff rescue and the heroes who

. >> well, the ambulance came but it was too late for george floyd who died after officer derek chauvin kept his knee on his neck for 8 minutes and 46 seblds. you heard officer thomas lee's voice mentioning he was worried about this thing called excited delirium. that's a phrase that gets thrown around a lot particularly when black men are involved. but the fact is, the concept of excited delirium is not even recognized by the american medical association or the american psychiatric association. the washington post calls it junk science and reports it stems from an 1849 description of patients with fever and delirium who likely were suffering from infections. the post goes on to report that excited delirium is disproportionately diagnosed among young black men. but i want you to see more of that video obtained by the daily mail from the body cameras that were worn by two of the minneapolis police officers involved in the arrest of george floyd. and i warn you again, the video is disturbing. that's an understatement. it's also extremely sad to watch. cnn's omar jimenez has that story. >>

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the lifesaving attempts came after floyd lost consciousness while officer derek chauvin pressed his kneento floyd's neck for nine minutes and 30 seconds. >> this video makes the case. >> reporter: ben crump is the attorney representing floyd's family. he insists the lack of urgency to save floyd's life went beyond the four now fired officers who detained him. >> we just think the entire system was responsible for the death of george floyd. publicly because of concerns they could taint the jury pool but the county district judge peter cahill issued a order on friday to release them after media organizations including cbs news filed a motion. mola lenghi, cbs news. >> brennan: the mayor of chicago is calling a wave of break-ins and looting overnight an assault on her city. more than 100 people were arrested and more than a dozen officers injured in the smash and grab spree. cbs's adriana diaz reports on what may have set off the chaos. >> reporter: there was chaos and looting along chicago's famed magnificent mile and other areas overnight. they broke into atm's and emptied shelves at this

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>> holding back near a dozen bystanders as the former officer derek chauvin pins him to the ground withis knee. >> he's not even resisting arrest. >> we tried that for ten minutes. >> you can hear floyd telling officers repeatedly that he can't breathe. >> i can't breathe. i can't move. >> at one point, a woman who prosecutors say was an off-duty firefighter approaches tao. >> are you really a firefighter? >> yes, i am from minneapolis. >> okay. get on the sidewalk. >> check his pulse. check his pulse. >> get back on the sidewalk. >> the man ain't moved yet. >> the video is more evidence in a case against the four former officers involved in floyd's death. >> derek chauvin is charged with second degree murder and manslaughter. tao and two other ex-officers charged with aiding and abetting. all face up to 40 years in prison if convicted. >> you couldn't bring it -- >> also released by the court, new video of thao's interview with investigators eight days after the death. >> i was concerned. i would hope the other officers would do their job and check on him. >> the investigators even ask

according to court documents, defense attorneys for derek chauvin argue that floyd's alleged drug use crucial factor in floyd's death. meanwhile, prosecutors say they plan to seek stiff sent tenses against chauvin and the flee other officers >>> two florida men are facing bank fraud conspiracy charges after they allegedly stole $3 million in coronavirus relief funds. the group began a scheme in 2017 to defraud a texas bank using 700 fake identities to create bank accounts. officials say from april to july of this year, the group used their fake identities to apply for and gain millions from the paycheck protection program. >>> the mtv video music awards lit up new york. ♪ >> wow the weekend brought the fireworks as you can see and it won video of the year there. and the baby brought the fire, as well. the rapper honored the black lives matter movement and made a powerful statement about police brutality in his performance like so many times before, lady gaga turned heads with her fashion forward look >> my god bless you. i'm very honored at the awards i've bee winning for best song ha

their base, with two months to go till the election jennifer johnson, nbc news, washington >>> derek chauvin, the former minneapolis police officer accused of killing george floyd, is seeking to have the murder charges against him dismissed. in court documents, a defense attorneys for chauvin argue that floyd's alleged drug use was the crucial factor of death. meanwhile, prosecutors say they plan to seek stiff sentences against chauchen and the other three officer it is convicted, saying that floyd was treated with particular cruelty. chauvin is charged with second degree murder, third degree murder and manslaughter. >>> let's turn to the latest in the coronavirus pandemic more than 25 million cases have now been confirmed around the world. that's according to johns hopkins university india recorded over 76,000 cases in 24 hours, the highest single day spike for any country since the pandemic began >>> the united states, which has the most confirmed cases of any nation, reached its own grim milestone. 6 million confirmed infections more than 184,000 americans have died >>> top u.s. officials

. >> son los 8 minutos antes que larg george floyd perdiera la vida a manos del expolicÍa derek chauvin y no respondieron, carla, noticias telemundo. >> el presidente trump insist* >> el presidente trump insiste que el coronavirus estÁ bajo control, pero los nÚmeros de la pandemia parecen decir lo contrario , el total de contagiados en estados unidos llega a los 4 millones 755 mil, las muertes sobrepasan las 157 mil, y un nuevo estudio revela que la mitad de las comunidades de bajos recursos en el paÍs no hay ninguna cama de cuidados intensivos, otra razÓn de por quÉ esta pandemia estÁ cobrandose mÁs vidas entre los latinos y las Áreas urbanas y rurales de menos recursos. mientras en las calles de mÉxico, el segundo paÍs de latinoamÉrica mÁs golpeado por la pandemia, todos los dÍas, policÍas trabajadores de limpieza y paramÉdicos salen a hacerle frente al virus, hoy en nuestra serie "en primera lÍnea" julio vaqueiro nos trae sus historias. ♪nea" julio vaqueiro nos trae sus ♪ >> en la primera lÍnea contra l otros hÉroes arriesgan su vida para controlar la expansiÓn del pandemia los mÉdic

the rookie cop says the officers thought floyd was on drugs and says the more veteran officer, derek chauvin, who had his knee on floyd's neck, directed how floyd was restrained. >> i think i had said again, i think we should roll him onto his side. and i believe chauvin said, you know, we have him, there's an ambulance coming, we got him, we're just going to hold here. >> reporter: floyd at least two dozen times begged for air and said he couldn't breathe before losing consciousness. >> it seems like your gut reaction was, "something's not right here and we need to rethink how we are restraining mr. floyd." >> yeah. i would say i felt like it maybe could have been handled differently or we should be reassessing what we're doing. >> reporter: investigators asked lane why he drew his gun on floyd just moments after encountering him. >> because i asked him to see his other hand and he kept his hand like this. he had his one hand up and then he kept his hand down here and i said, "let me see your other hand, let me see your hand." and he didn't. so i don't know if he's got a gun. >> reporter: d

by now, police officer derek chauvin has his neon floyd's neck.later, george floyd was pronounced dead. paul adams, bbc news. that's round up some more of the menus for you just briefly. —— let's. the world health organization has urged russia to follow international guidelines for producing a vaccine for covid—19. the leadership in moscow has said it will begin vaccinations in october. the russian vaccine is not among the who's list of six that have reached phase three clinical trials, involving more widespread testing on humans. new york city's health commissioner has resigned. dr 0xiris barbot, cited her "deep disappointment" with mayor bill de blasio's handling of the coronavirus outbreak, saying the health department's incomparable expertise was not used to the degree it could have been. at least 20,000 new yorkers died of the virus, although infection rates are now low. a united nations report has warned that north korea is still developing its nuclear programme, despite international sanctions, and may already have reached a key milestone.

by now, police officer derek chauvin has his knee on floyd's neck. police radio: suspect is...eorge floyd was pronounced dead. paul adams, bbc news. authorities in indian—administered kashmir have imposed a two—day curfew ahead of the first anniversary of delhi's decision to revoke the special status of the region. i've been speaking to the independentjournalist, aa kash hassan. he's in kashmir and described for us the current situation. right now as i am speaking with you there is a curfew on roads, roads are completely deserted. there are paramilitary forces patrolling, razor wires have been laid to block any movement. as of now, people are not allowed to move out. that has been the situation for the last year. communication lines remain snapped for six months, which include connections to internet and landline connections. right now, people are not allowed to move out of their homes because the authorities believe that there may be protests. how are local people coping with all of this? it has been really difficult for the local people, especially if you look at the economic

we don't even know what, what's his name, derek chauvin, what's his motivation. lynch mob that's after trump, same people, same derangement, or after the police departments. him and after what anybody with any influence and power is a democrat. why are the cities burning? because democrats wanted to burn. why did they want to burn? for the same reason that cuomo is happy to have a coronavirus all over his state. so they can blame it on trump. why do they want to shut down the economy? so they can blame it on trump. this is an evil party, i thought about that a lot. this is evil. it's treasonous and say edition nest. one of the things i describe in my book, which explains the democrats can't win a national election if they lose 20% of the black vote. that's why they do these things. for them it's life and death. i describe a confrontation that trump had with elijah cummings, head of the oversight committee, it took place in april of last year. when the big issue of the democrats, the democrats were so focused on getting rid of trump, so focused on power is what it

developents in the case that sparked a nationwide movement, former minneapolis police officer derek chauvinas asked a judge to dismiss charges against him. his attorney says there's not probable cause to support second or third degree murder or manslaughter charges. new body cam footage shows witnesses begs officers to check his pulse. prosecutors are asking for stricter sentences than those recommended by guidelines. >>> president trump visited communities devastated by hurricane laura. he walked alongside state and local officials. he toured a warehouse that serve as a place for splicupplies. >> i want to thank the first responders and law enforcement and don't get the kind of recognition that they should get. >> the president has declared parts of both louisiana and texas federal disaster areas. that makes it easier for residents and businesses to obtain grants and low-interest loans. laura is blamed for at least 16 deaths. >>> starting today, the trump administration is ending all in-person election security briefings to congress. just weeks before the presidential election. the top u.s

the latest from our sports director derek chauvin he won. for the sweaty faces... and the hidden smiles. the foggy glasses... and the muffled laughs. a simple piece of fabric makes a big statement: i care. wear a mask. let's all do our part to slow the spread. >>> now to our top stories. kamala harris is set to accept the nomination for vice president tonight at the democratic national convention. she will make history, becoming the first black woman and the first asian american on a major party ticket. former president barack obama and former secretary of state hillary clinton are also both scheduled to deliver speeches. >>> here at home, an estimated 22,000 people have been forced from their homes due to 22 separate wildfires, burning in santa cruz and san mateo counties. fires say the now called the czu lightning complex fire. 25,000 acres of heavy thick timer that hasn't been the end out in decades is bone dry and going up in flames, they say. >>> and fires burning across napa and solano counties. this is news chopper video taken this afternoon near vaccine. sa

difficult time, they don't have sufficient testing and patients with pneumonia, putting them down as derek chauvinvid-19. there aren't any beds and people can't come in and a lot of reports they are coming across the border. what do you see in texas? >> we are leaving that and they don't get into hospitals, they run out of oxygen, don't have medication or enough beds. that is the reason they come forward and we are doing what we can. shannon: you won't turn anyone away, that's how hospitals work. we are hearing different scenarios. july 2, '04, national geographic reported texas has stopped reporting which hospitals exceeded their capacity for covid-19 patients but signs point to a caseload crisis, children's hospital in houston admitting the military sending medical staff. today from the heritage foundation a nurse writing while media outlets are portraying the healthcare system as overwhelmed as far from the truth, 80% of texas hospitalizations are not virus related and 1362 intensive unit that are available across the state. where you are is one of the tougher spots. what can you tell us about

ground into what's now become an infamously familiar position, floyd's neck under the knee of derek chauvin. >> i can't breathe, officer. ahhhh. i can't breathe. >> reporter: this is from the perspective of king's camera where not long after lane asks if floyd should be moved. >> please. please. please. >> roll him on his side? >> no, he's staying where he is. >> i worry about the excited delirium or whatever. >> reporter: floyd loses consciousness and is pronounced dead at the hospital. chauvin charged with manslaughter. the others are charged with aiding and abetting second degree manslaughter. none have offered a plea though they have asked for their cases to be dismissed and king plans to plead not guilty. they declined comment or did not respond. this video came about as a result of a leak to the daily mail, but it's important to note the judge in this case has yet to rule on a motion filed by cnn and other media outlets to fully and publicly release this body camera footage. christine, boris? >> omar jimenez, thank you for that. >>> a baseball classic in the making canceled because of

derek chauvin is charged with murder.d rescue operations are underway in baltimore neighborhood of a massive gas explosion. one american was killed and seven injured. large equipment being used to sift through the rubble for others possibly trapped, the blast causing three homes to collapse. >> it's really setting in, like someone was in that rubble that we couldn't save. it hurts. carley: no word yet on the cause. baltimore gas company says there was no reported gas odor before the incident. the rns asking the supreme court to stop rhode island from easing rules on mail-in voting. the state will no longer require two witnesses or a public notary to sign off before they count. the ballots are set to be mailed out tomorrow. the rnc says it will lead to voter fraud. president trump also warning about the risks. >> when you have this mail-in voting, it's very susceptible to something that can be easily attacked by foreign countries and by, frankly, democrats and by republicans, our system's not equipped for it. the post offi

video seen around the world showed floyd pinned under the knee of minneapolis police officer derek chauvinading "i can't breathe." and then from the county medical examiner listed the death as homicide. chauvin was charged with second degree murder, third degree murder and manslaughter 'three other officers on the seen, thomas lane, tou thao and alexander kueng have been charged with manslaughter. chauvin remains in custody. attorney earl grey representing officer lane said his defense will be that george floyd killed himself. earl gray joins me. would george floyd be here today without officer chauvin's knee on his neck? >> yes, we believe that he would have died in any event. and that's based on his fentanyl in his system and also the body camera, close-up pictures of his conduct when my client approached his vehicle. >> but you -- >> the pictures show -- go ahead. >> i was going to say, you take the victim as you find him, right? i mean, perhaps he had an underlying condition, but if the restraint is what killed him, that would defeat your defense, true? >> that would be true. but the r

floyd's neck under the knee of derek chauvin. >> okay, officer -- i can't breathe. >> reporter: this is from the perspective of king's camera. not long after, lane asks if floyd should be moved. >> please, please. please. >> i just worry about it. >> okay. >> reporter: floyd loses consciousness and chauvin is charged with murder and manslaughter and king and lane are charged. none of them have entered a plea though tau and lane asked for their cases to be dismissed. the attorneys for the four officers declined comment or did not respond. now the attorney for the george floyd family, ben crumb did release a statement that reads in part, the more evidence you see, the more unjustifiable george floyd's torture and death at the hands of the police becomes. the judge in this case has yet to rule on a motion filed by cnn and other organizations to try and fully and publicly release the entirety of this video. jim, poppy? >> just turns my stomach to watch that. omar jimenez, thanks very much. >>> well, president trump is stepping up the attacks on mail-in voting. he is now threatening execu

floyd's neck under the knee of derek chauvin.m the perspective of keung's camera, where not long after lane asks if floyd should be moved. floyd loses consciousness shortly after and was pronounced dead at the hospital. chauvin now charged with second-degree murder and manslaughter. lane, keung and tao are charged with aiding and abetting second-degree murder and manslaughter. none of the former officers have entered a plea. though tao and lane have asked for their cases to be dismissed. and keung says he plans to plead not guilty. >> now the attorney for the floyd family ben crump released a statement saying, in part, the more evidence you see, the more unjustifiable george floyd's torture and death at the hands of the police become. now i mentioned the court is investigating this leak separate from that motion filed by cnn and other networks with this court to fully and publicly release this footage has yet to see a decision. and only about 26 minutes or so, dramatic as you have seen, have leaked. and the footage that i along w

we first hear floyd say never involved it is floyd who asked to be put on the ground outside as derek chauvin and 2 tower now also on scene lane agrees to let floyd out so then put his knee on floyd's for 7 minutes and 46 seconds kate raddatz wcco for news. >>all right the time now 7.24. coming up next san francisco schools are set to start next week online and now there's a push to make sure the thousands of students. we have the tools they need to do distance-learning we'll talk more >>welcome back it is 7.27 and we've got to i guess a cooler day and then a bunch of warmer once things really heat up looks like towards the weekend john good morning. yeah mother nature keeping us on our feet guys today will be our break from the heat but a very short break as right after this well, the heat is back in full force. this morning at sfo not a bad look at all in fact a lot of brightness now starting to work its way down also seeing some fog out there in the distance that has been hanging out especially along the coast. still hovering right above the east bay burning off at a similar time frame to

the ground to what's now become an infamously familiar position, floyd's neck under the knee of derek chauvin. >> i can't breathe, officer. ahhh. >> then stop talking. >> they'll kill me. >> this from the 3er spekttive of king's camera. not long after lane asks if floyd should be moved. >> please. please. please. >> roll him on his side? >> no, he's staying put where we got him. >> i just worry about delirium. >> chauvin now charged with second degree manslaughter. lane, king, tao are charged with aiding and abetting. none of the former officers have pled. king plans to plead not guilty. attorneys for the four officers either declined comment or did not respond. omar jimenez, cnn. >> and a police department outside denver, colorado, is apologizing for a nightmare traffic stop caught on camera. officers drew their weapons on a car they incorrectly thought was stolen, but it was actually full of a family of girls out to get their nails done. we want to play you a portion of this incident but we must warn you, again, the images are disturbing. >> what happened? >> just kids. >> and one of the pe

and right after derek chauvin's knee first goes on floyd's neck, you actually see what appears to be vin increasing the pressure of his knee, just based on his body language going from straight up into a more curled down position. his attorney didn't have a comment for that at the time, which i assume still stands at this moment. and then also, you never see the paramedics eventually arrive. by my original count, it was a little over nine minutes after the knee first went on the neck, and then maybe the image that sticks in my mind more than any of what i have seen over the course of this comes at the very end of thomas lane's body camera footage, where you see george floyd's limp body at that point being rolled over to be loaded into an ambulance. you see his face pass by lane's body camera. you see, of course, the stillness. and it is a reminder of the gravity of what that situation became. the fact that this started, of course, with a man, as people may say, resisting arrest or not being compliant. but at the end of the day, this is a man who lost his life for a call that began ove

the footage also shohows officer derek chauvin killed him by kneeling on his neck for over ninene minuteses, longer than wt had previously been estimated. the vivideo comes from the bodycams of alexander kueng and thomas lane, who have been charged with aiding and abetting floyd's murder. the video also shows lane pulling a gun on floyd within 15 seconds of encountering him in a parked vehicle as he was investigating a complaint of a possible fake $20 bill. george floyd can be heard repeating at least 25 times that he cannot breathe, as well as telling the officers he had covid-19. in north cararolina, a nurse and five guards at forsyth county jail face chargeges of invnvoluy manslaughthter over their rolesn the death of 56-year-old african american prisoner john elliott neville last december. the incident began when neville reportedly fell from the top bunk of his prison bed onto a hard concrete floor. newly released video shows guards handcuffing neville, placing a bag over his head and moving him to another cell. there he's hog-tied and pressed face-first into the floor as he cries out f

. >> one of the arresting officers, derek chauvin has been charged with murder.eo. it was posted by the daily mail. it appears verified by the body cam video that was seen by nbc news and is part of the video seen by officer's camera. we turn to mark clafton. and with expertise on civil rights and policing issues. like so much of this, it's tough to watch. what do you see is important here on this as new evidence? >> i think it's important that more floyd was obviously a tremendous degree of stress and discome fortd. and kit be for various reasons but i think it has to be incumbent on the police officer, and their response has to be daysed on the actions of the individual. but i think police officers you have to respond, there are times when you have a person who is sufferings from psychological discomfort. maybe a language barrier, and physical impairment or a deaf or mute, and you have to address accordingly. what you can don't is exacerbate the situation. you have to be mindful of the circumstances. mr. floyd indicated, the exchange. and he was klaaser foefic.

he explains how officer derek chauvin got control over george floyd. >> i believe with the left knee. >> have you seen that or used a move similar to that? >> no. >> reporter: the interview's release comes a day after thao's body camera was filed in court, video his lawyers believe that he shouldn't face charges in the killing of george floyd. thao trying to control the growing crowd as other officers restrained floyd until he lost consciousness and later died. at one point thao confronts this woman in the black sweatshirt. she identified herself as an off-duty firefighter. >> the fact that you guys aren't checking his pulse and doing compressions, you guys are -- >> they're killing him but yet he tries to prevent her from giving any kind of aid to george floyd. >> yeah, they're saying, yeah, get off -- get off him. get off his neck, you know, look at him. >> suggesting what? >> check on him. >> did you do that? >> that was not my job. >> reporter: in court documents obtained by "the star tribune" thao's lawyer says he never touched floyd, tried to increase the urgency of the emergenc

officer derek chauvin, who knelt on floyd's neck for more than 8 minutes, charged with murder, the threegeorge floyd, jacob blake survived. >> he was not treated like a human that day. he was treated like some foreign object that didn't belong. i don't care how he comes out of this, but my brother made it, because he is a survivor. >> blake, who had an open warrant connected to a domestic case, shot seven times in the back after police responded to a domestic disturbance call at his address in kenosha, wisconsin. riots have broken out in wisconsin, and the state's department of justice taking over the investigation. >> mr. blake admitted he had a knife in his possession. all involved law enforcement officers are fully cooperating with dci during the investigation. >> reporter: so far, no charges against the officers involved in blake's shooting. >> police brutality is state-sanctioned violence. >> when they're doubling down on an abusive system of policing that's stealing the lives and the dignity of black people, we don't have anything to lose. >> on average, the american police populat

the back of a squad car where floyd appears to say, i can't breathe for the first time, officer derek chauvinppears to intervene. >> come on out. get on the ground. get on the ground. >> as soon as floyd hits the pavement, you see chauvin's knee on floyd's neck. >> i can't breathe. >> you're talking fine. >> attorney ben crump who represents floyd's family believes officers were unjustified in their use of force from the beginning. >> this was an allegation of a nonviolent offense about a $20 bill, but the video shows that they came with guns drawn. we believe that's just because he was a black man. >> reporter: chauvin is charged with second-degree murder. in the other officers involved, they are charged with aiding and abetting. we reached out to their attorneys and didn't get a response. the attorney general of minnesota did issue a statement saying that his office did not leak that video and it will take the strictest precautions to ensure a fair trial. jeff? >> jeff pegues, thank you very much. >>> ahead, a peaceful ride in the sky comes close to disaster. why three hot air balloons had

it's what we saw with our eyes when we saw derek chauvin's knee on floyd's neck, and that changes youul that changes you and it changes the way you look at the world. this latest incident, we don't know the details. there could have been some reason or perceived reason on the part of police officers why they shot jacob blake seven times, but if you happen to see that video, and it's really difficult to watch, again, it's something that changes you. you see what looks like an injustice in a way that really touches your heart. i think that is what has happened these past months with the majority of americans, and that doesn't mean, you know, it's immediately everything changes and gets better, but it does mean that we're in a different phase and it's not the old sort of 1968 law and order base that donald trump seems to think we're in. i agree, i think he's badly misreading where public opinion is on this. >> we will be watching. thank you so much, my friends, for spending time with us. we got through a lot. i appreciate it. >>> when we return, donald trump is all out of salt on the nov

. >> reporter: prosecutors have charged derek chauvin with second degree murder and manslaughter.icer who knelt on floyd's neck. the other officers are accused of aiding and abetting him. an attorney for the floyd family says this newly obvious that he being polite. he was literally begging them not to shoot him. this speaks to the fears of every black person in america. >> reporter: the minneapolis police department had no comment on the videos. neither did the attorneys for three of the four ex-officers. the lawyer for thomas lane says that he would like the court to release the full videos, craig. >> gabe gutierrez for us there. gabe, thank you. >>> now to some terrifying moments in wyoming on monday. three hot air balloons crash landing on a stretch of land. the sightseeing balloons slammed to the ground at a high rate of speed. multiple people were hurt, had to be rushed to area hospitals. >> we were coming down so fast, i can't tell you. it was like we were free falling and going down and sideways. >> i think i fainted between the going up and going back down. i just remembe

thomas lane and the video shows floyd begging officers not to shoot him by being pinned down by derek chauvin says his office is not behind the leak. well, we now have a cause for the massive wild fire burning in southern california. officials say the apple fire was sparked last friday, malfunctioning diesel vehicle. several thousand people are forced to evacuate as crews fight the fire just east of los angeles. the apple fire spread 27,000 acres and only 7% contained. finally, some positive progress to report as boeing 737 max to service and 36-page document. ffaa proposing changes including software system that played role in crashes. here is the stock. pittsburgh will start handing out payments struggle from the pandemic. maria: president trump signed executive order. >> i have powers with executive orders. maria: what do you make of stimulus back and forth. do you think we will get something before recess on august 7th? >> isn't this the classic scenario that we have and spending fights in washington? something needs to be done so they need to continue these enhanced unemployment benefits

derek chauvin has been charged with murder. all four are now awaiting trial there.'s police chief, carmen best, announcing she will resign next month as the city council voted to defund her department. she says the city council did not include her on discussions and her resignation letter, best reminds her officers the quote, vast majority of residents support them. those are your headlines, dagen, from the newsroom. back to you. dagen: time for the word on wall street, a look at what top market experts are joining. joining me now chief investment officer, mark tepenstall, mark shulman and john lonski. stocks finished mostly higher yesterday. the s&p 500 booking its longest stretch of gains in about 16 months. the nasdaq was down slightly. traders trimming positions in big tech stocks. joel, where do you see technology stocks going with these kind of lofty valuations. >> thank you very much. good morning. we've seen tech stocks priced to perfection in the last three, four days, starting thursday, friday, we've seen some of the highest providers particularly in the c

abetting murder be dropped claiming he did not have a full view of what former minneapolis officers derek chauvinhe united states postal service warning pennsylvania some mail-in ballots may not be delivered on time. the usps saying the state's election deadlines are too tight for delivery standards. election officials are now asking the state supreme court to extend the deadline to avoid disenfranchising voters. two beams of light remembering one of our country's darkest days will not shine this year. the tribute in light illuminating the night sky where the twin towers once stood honoring 9/11 victims. organizers citing covid-19 health risks are too great for its large crew to produce the annual district safely. instead, several buildings across new york city will be lit up in blue. a classical cat plays a perfect pitch just before dinner time. watch this. >> when is dinner time? [meowing] >> you have to wait. >> winslow the musically inclined feline pounding paws on piano telling his owners is he hungry. he started as a vocalist later trained on the piano to stop his constant meowing. i think

when we talk about episodes like george floyd incident, derek show van, th chauvin, we need to overturn the rotten apple cart. and we're going to be in this fight for a very, very long time if they're not willing to do the work. >> along those rot inapples the rotten apples there are good police who go out and risk their lives every day and we hope we're able to shine a light on them and the work they are doing. thanks to both of you for being here as wuls. sonya pruitt is a retired captain. marq claxton is a member of the nypd police department. >>> every year there's a large effort to get out the vote, but one is consistently forgotten, the poor and low-income american. why this section may hold the key to the election and cannot be ignored. may hold the key to the election and cannot be ignored. and more one of a kind finds. it all ships free. and with new deals every day you can explore endless options at every price point. get your outdoor oasis delivered fast so you can get the good times going. ♪ wayfair. you've got just what i need. ♪ now there's skyrizi. 3 out of 4 people achie

derek chauvin charged manslaughter and aiding and abetting. all 40 years convicted.o released by the court, new video of the interview with investigators. eight days after floyd's death. >> i was concerned with the crowd. i mean, i would hope that the other officers would do their job and check on them. >> reporter: even asking chauvin about putting the knee in the neck. >> that's something you saw? >> i've never used it. >> reporter: the interview lasting nearly two hours. minnesota prosecutors now asking the judge to try all four men togeth together, former officers expected to be in court next month. shaquille brewster, nbc bay area news. >>> we watch and listen as change happens around us on thursday. posted a link on our web site, nbcbayarea.com and click object race in america at the top of the screen. >>> u.s. officials visit beirut after the deadly blast. what they're now calling for. >>> and crews continue to battle flames in southern california. not the to still see the threat of possible dry lightning and thunderstorms developing here overnight in the bay