. >>> the exminnesota officer accused of killing duante wright was in court she said she grabbed her handgun instead of her taser by mistake. >> reporter: good morning, frances. this was a preliminary hearing, probable cause hearing the judge decided if there was reason to go forward to continue this case to trial neither prosecutors or defense disputed that. one important point the judge did make, it's in everyone's interest that the case be brought to justice feelings that led to protests out there. the officer, kim potter, faces second degree manslaughter charge some in the community and duante wright's family are looking for upgraded charges to murder no indication that's going to happen we have a trial date of december 6th. the attorneys will file various motions but the process is moving forward so the wright family perhaps taking some comfort in that as they watch this process move forward through a trial of the officer charged with second degree manslaughter now we have a tentative trial date of december 6th back to you. >> all right thank you, ron, for the update. >>> a $10

to have this added concern that being stopped for some minor offense, such as what we saw with duante wright, being stopped for having something hanging from his mirror result in his death. that is unacceptable. the video that we saw a few weeks ago with nazario in virginia who was a member of the armed forces being stopped and having weapons drawn and really aggressive behavior immediately as they approached the car. that is the reality that people of color are living every day. again, it is unacceptable. i am so glad the caller mentioned the trauma and psychological impact of it because we need to acknowledge that that is happening. even for folks who may not individually, directly have that experience knowing i am a member of this community that is viewed in this way by law enforcement and is more often than others results in deadly force has a traumatic effect on people. we need to acknowledge that impact. again, i don't know what is says about our country if we don't >>a secret.

she's charged for shooting and killing duante wright last month during a traffic stop.tter is heard that she was going to use her taser but accidentally grabbed her gun and shot him. it happened in the minneapolis suburb of brooklyn center. there was rioting and looting afterwards. the city council voted to have an unarmed department that will respond to traffic stops and low level violations. her son would still be alive if this new department was around. here in downtown minneapolis, you were here, there was a lot of razor wire, fencing to protect this courthouse. today, much more peaceful and a different scene here in downtown minneapolis, martha. >> martha: thanks, matt. so nobody at the white house appears to be listening to the alarm bells coming from larry summers. back in february, he said that his assessment of president biden's economic policy was that it was about to cause the highest inflation that america has seen in half a century. nobody at pennsylvania avenue took that advice. he's now speaking out even more telling axios that "data are pointing to highe

she's charged for killing duante wright in a traffic stop.. this happened during the george floyd trial. the city council says they have an unarmed department that will respond to traffic stops and low level violations. here's wright's mother responding. >> i truly believe that if this was implemented prior to april 11, our son would still be with us here today. >> during the george floyd-derek chauvin trial, this city was on lock down. today, no fencing and boarding has been removed. a peaceful day in minneapolis, sandra. >> sandra: thanks, matt. john? >> john: officials in king county washington are set to drop $100 million in covid relief money for housing the homeless. dan springer has more. hi, dan. >> hey, john. through the $1.9 trillion american rescue plan, the taxpayers all over the country are paying for the prop here in seattle for homelessness. a problem that was here long before the pandemic. king county's $100 million plan calls for spending $40 million to create 400 temporary jobs for the homeless and 62.5 million to house 500

duante wright, we don't know if it was the air fresheners or expired tags but these low level offensesethink and reimagine public safety and policing. >> i completely agree. i think there's this campaign on the right, larry, when people say, oh, well look the left wants to defund the police and people who get so caught up in a hashtag instead of being bold enough to rethink how we look at public safety impacts that. criminologists say there is no evidence to support that not prosecuting these crimes lead to a higher crime so how do you navigate that terrain? you just won re-election but there's still a national narrative that suggests this is going to be a problem in the future. >> so that national narrative will not go away. it is the way we've thought about criminal justice for at least 40 years. the truth is it's a fear-based politics and the media in many cases has been complicit. they have supported candidates who were able to carry on and rant about terrible people who need to be locked up forever as opposed to being scientific about it. it's a major failing in our system. medici

to have this added concern that being stopped for some minor offense, such as what we saw with duante wrightbeing stopped for having something hanging from his mirror result in his death. that is unacceptable. the video that we saw a few weeks ago with nazario in virginia who was a member of the armed forces being stopped and having weapons drawn and really aggressive behavior immediately as they approached the car. that is the reality that people of color are living every day. again, it is unacceptable. i am so glad the caller mentioned the trauma and psychological impact of it because we need to acknowledge that that is happening. even for folks who may not individually, directly have that experience knowing i am a member of this community that is viewed in this way by law enforcement and is more often than others results in deadly force has a traumatic effect on people. we need to acknowledge that impact. again, i don't know what is says about our country if we don't address the issues and now it is clearly and plainly in the face of everyone in this country and around the world. host: ab