the officer that has been terminated is officer garrett wolf wolf. >> on the left of the screen. >> garrett wolf was hired back in 2013. and there is another officer who has been placed on administrative duty. he was hired in 2018. so that's obviously the officer that did not fire the shots in that incident. but, you know, there are three different investigations taking place right now, which i think is important to point out. the gbi, the georgia bureau of investigation come in and taken over that shooting as is customary with any officer-involved shooting here in georgia. they oversee those investigations. so they're working on that. the fulton county district attorney's office also doing an investigation of their own. so in addition to getting whatever findings come from the gbi, the d.a.'s office is doing their own investigation, their own combing. and the d.a. has spoken out and said they're working to determine if charges are appropriate in this case. and then finally, the attorneys for the brooks family. they're doing their own investigation. they spoke out this evening in very stron

garrett wolfe is facing 11 counts including felony murder. if convicted he could face life in prison or the death penalty. officer devon brosnan it was first on the scene the faithful 9 one one call was placed on administrative duty and charged with aggravated assault. attorneys for the two men fighting the charges overnight, saying his client will not be a safe witness in the case in comedy a decision to file charges a, quote, rush to misjudgment. and he released body camera footage shows the moment officer role attempted to perform cpr on brooks, ralph baiting the father of four to stay alive. >> he is breathing. >> keep breathing for me. >> donald from responding to the situation in atlanta in an exclusive fox news interview. >> i thought it was a terrible situation but you can't resist a police officer. if you have a disagreement you have to take it up after the fact. it was a very sad, very sad thing. it will be up to justice. i hope he gets a fair shake because police not been treated fairly in our country. they have not been treated fa

officer garrett wolfe surrendered this afternoon facing 11 counts including felony murder. the da gave both officers until 6 pm tonight to surrender. officer brosnan has reportedly left the jail after posting bail.>>> a live look at washington dc were house speaker nancy pelosi has ordered the removal of four previous health speakers portraits, all who served in the confederacy. >> as i've said before, there's no room in the hallowed halls in this typical temple of democracy to memorialize people who embodied violent bigotry and protest racism of the confederacy.>>> speaker pelosi originally called for the removal tomorrow on juneteenth after receiving a letter, house clerk cheryl johnson took them down today.>>> facebook today took down dozens of trump campaign ads, not from what they said, but for what they showed. the anti-anti-for ads featured the inverted red triangle once used by the to identify clinical prisoners. if facebook's post. spokesperson said that is a violation of the company's policy against organized hate. this symbol appeared in 88 ads placed by team tru

a judge postponing garrett wolfe's bond hearing, did not overlap with the service. mitch mcconnell is said to hold the first procedural vote for gop police reform bill tomorrow. the city of minneapolis reeling from the death of george floyd. the police chief denouncing a spike in violence across the city. >> this is not our minneapolis and the level of violence we are seeing is not reflective of the men and women, children and elders who want a better minneapolis and better future. >> 30 people have been shot from friday night to monday night, the mayor is requesting help from other jurisdictions including the fbi saying the lawlessness will not be tolerated. todd: anthony fauci heading to capitol hill as coronavirus cases spike across the country, he will testify before the house along with cdc director and fda administrator, he recently warned we are in the first wave of the pandemic and urging americans to continue social distancing. donald trump says he is open to a second round of stimulus checks, the president telling a local news station, quote, we will be do

a judge postpones fired officer garrett wolfe's bond hearing so does not overlap with the service. on capitol hill mitch mcconnell set still the first procedural vote for gop police reform bill tomorrow. heather: jerry never confirming he will subpoena william barr over the firing of us attorney jeffrey berman. >> we began the process to issue that subpoena. it is very much true. subpoenas are supposed to be respected. we have other remedies to try to force the attorney general. we can eliminate his office budget. >> berman was fired from the southern district of new york on saturday after a back-and-forth windfall over his reservation, nadler's subpoena will report him to testify on july 2nd. >> texas governor greg abbott urging residents to help slow the spread of covid-19. >> should maintain safe distances from others when you do go out and when you do go out you should wear a face covering her face mask. these strategies have proven to be effective in stopping the spread of covid-19. >> the governor calling the rise and accessible, the state setting a record for hospitalization

. >> officer garrett wolfe arrives. >> the reason we are here is someone called 911 because you weresleep behind the wheel in the drive-through right? >> i don't recall that. >> you don't recall minutes ago when you were passed out behind the wheel in the drive-through? >> he agrees to a breathalyzer test and said he can't remember how much he had to drink. then he tells police. >> when he tries to handcuff him he resists. video shows brosnan readying his taser. brooks grabs it out of his hand. >> breaking free, brooks throws a punch as he takes off. here's the moment the altercation becomes deadly. you can see they are chasing brooks, each man now carrying a taser. as he moves his taser from his right hand to his left and reaches towards his handgun. that is when brooks turns and fires the taser and the officer shoots firing three times at brooks. a few moments after he's shot the officers begin to provide medical treatment. >> mister brooks keep reading! >> brooks was rushed by ambulance to a nearby hospital where his later pronounced dead. >> that was boris sanchez reporting. the

brooks shot the taser in the direction of officer garrett wolf who dropped his own taser and shot brookswice. in the back. officer rolf has been fired, and the other officer has been place on administrative leave. atlanta's mayor says the deadly use of force wasn't justified. the local district attorney seems to want to make an example out of officer rolf. >> what we have to realize that we've got to move beyond just being upset about it, beyond just protesting about it, and we have to make some statutory and policy changes that are nationwide. otherwise, sadly, i believe that it will happen again. lou: well, the police chief in atlanta resigned right away. more and more of these local decisions are having national implications. corporate america, for example, has draped middle america's -- drained middle america's jobs and workers and consolidated what they didn't send overseas to left-leaning coastal cities and urban centers. that leads to more shots being called by inexperienced leaders there who are hell bent on radically changing the country's customs and norms. no greater example o

it happens to be by garrett wil come a former officer garrett wolf who waived his right to a court appearance today. he was supposed to appear and h did not. he has been accused of kicking brooke says he's laid on the ground saying i got him, his attorney denied these allegations for the other officer also turned himself in yesterday, he is free on bail and plans to cooperate with the investigation he faces for charges including aggravated assault for standing on brooks. also, he said in an interview yesterday that brooks was a total tragedy and he said brook was friendly and respectful in the initial encounter. meanwhile, while morale at the atlanta police department and said to be edited and all-time low, eight officers have joel resign since those charges were filed. an unknown number of officers have walked off the job or called out sick. many officers believe the charges were filed by the da to quickly and without due process. >> what we are seeing as an increase in officers taking off. we don't believe that is a coordinated effort. officers our working 12 and a half hour shifts, and som

set to announce whether he's made a decision on the charging document with regard to garrett wolf anddevin bronson, the two police officers on the scene late friday night at the wendy's. so here we go. paul howard, the d.a. at the microphone now. >> mrs. miller, the husband of rashard brooks. she's here today with her attorney. after we make our presentation, she is going to make some remarks or mr. stewart. we also have with us today three witnesses from west memphis, tennessee. they are here with their lawyers, sean williams. we are also going to ask mr. williams to address you as well. so we have decided to issue warrants in this case today. i have with me copies of the warrants and after my presentation, we will let you know how you can get copies of the warrants to date. so the question have asked, why were we able to charge this case now. so i want to explain that we have already had an opportunity to speak with three of the witnesses in this case. those are the three witnesses who were from west memphis, tennessee. we have had an opportunity to conduct interviews with seven oth

former officer garrett wolf waved his appearance to a court room, move to an out of county prison becausesecurity concerns. he faces 11 charges including felony murder for shooting him in the back and killing him after he stole a police taser. paul howard says that he will not be pursuing the death penalty, but the fired cop could face life in prison if convicted. the other officer devon bronson is out on bail and faces four charges including aggravated assault. yesterday he called the brooks death "a total tragedy" and he said that brooks was "friendly and respectful in the initial encounter. and meanwhile morale is set to be an all-time low in the atlanta police department. eight police officers have resigned since june 1, the police chief showing walkouts in a high number of fallout. the chief expressing shock that the charges against the officers were so hastily filed without due process by the district attorney. >> i was surprised that he was able to get to charges so rapidly. and it was just interesting to see being that gbi had not completed their investigation. >> the atlanta poli

. >> reporter: one officer, garrett wolf arrives, brooks denies ever having been asleep. >> the reason why we're here is because somebody called 911 because you were asleep behind the wheel while you were in the drive-through, right? you recall that? >> i don't. i don't. >> you don't recall that? you don't recall just minutes ago where you were passed out behind the bheel wheel in the drive-through? >> uh-uh. >> reporter: he agrees to a breathalyzer test, says he can't remember how much he had to drink and tells police -- >> i know, i know, you're just doing your job. >> reporter: when rolf tries to handcuff brooks, he rerissistre >> reporter: witness video shows him readying his taser. brooks grabs it out of his hand. >> [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. >> stop. >> tase. >> reporter: breaking free, brooks punches rolf who fires his stungun as brooks takes off. and here's the moment the altercation becomes deadly. we slowed this down for you. you can see rolf chasing brooks. each man now carrying a taser. watch as rolf moves his taser from his right hand to his left and reaches toward his handgun

that's when officer garrett wolf opens fire. two shots hit brooks, killing him. an autopsy says he died from organ damage and blood loss from his wounds. the official manner of death listed as homicide. since the incident, officer wolf has been fired. the other officer, devin broezman, has been placed on administrative leave and the chief of police, erika shields stepped down. so far, no charges have been filed. the fulton county district attorney's office saying they are expecting a decision this week. >> there were two firearms involved in the incident. one of them was not fired, so we are waiting to confirm the ballistics before we make some final decision in this matter. >> reporter: tonight, atlanta's mayor announcing a series of administrative orders for the police department to immediately adopt and implement, including standard procedures and work rules concerning use of force policies. >> officers should use de-escalation techniques to gain voluntary compliance and avoid or minimize the use of physical force and to continuously develop, update, and train

that's what garrett wolf could be facing if convicted in the deadly shooting of rayshard b k brooks in wendy's parking lot in atlanta. this deadly confrontation was caught on multiple cameras and is disturbing. it started with a peaceful encounter. brooks was found in his car in the drive through lane asleep. he took a sobriety test. the officers talked to brooks without incident for nearly half an hour. you see this. then eyewitness video shows the incident taking a turn as brooks and the officer struggle over a taser. then surveillance video shows brooks running away and shooting the officers' taser into the air at which point wolf shoots his gun and hits brooks twice in the back. the d.a. saying it could mean life behind bars or death for the fired officer if convicted and that brooks' actions never warranted being shot at. >> mr. brooks on the night of this incident was calm. he was cordial and really displayed a cooperative nature. we concluded and considered it as one of our important considerations that mr. brooks never presented himself as a threat. >> the other officer at the

the resignation of the chief of police, erika shields, as well as the termination and firing of garrett wolfe well as administrative leave from field work for the sec officer that you've been watching on the video that we've been broadcasting. the question is this now the new normal? is this now the process that we'll expect of all cities when they face such situations based as the catastrophe as jim cavanaugh is describing of rayshard brooks? we'll have more on the rolling news coverage of the story right here on msnbc. we'll be right back. businesses are starting to bounce back. but what if you could do better than that? like adapt. discover. deliver, in new ways, to new customers. what if you could come back stronger? faster. better. at comcast business, we want to help you not just bounce back, but bounce forward. and now, with one of our best offers ever, we're committed to helping you do just that. get a powerful and reliable internet and voice solution for only $29.95 a month for three months. call or go online today. >>> we're continuing our breaking news coverage coming out of atlant

former atlanta police officer garrett wolf is expected to make his first court appearance add noon todayfulton county courthouse. behind me, rolfe faces felony murder charges for shooting and killing rayshard brooks shooting him twice in the back. the district attorney says he will not pursue the death penalty but still, rolfe faces up to life in prison. his partner turned himself in as well yesterday and he is free on bond facing four charges including aggravated assault for allegedly standing on brooks arms as he was lying on the ground dying. meantime, atlanta police officer s called out wednesday night and again yesterday in protest of the charges. some officers believing that use of force was warranted. eight officers resigned last week and morale is at an all-time low. a private organization, the atlanta police foundation, donated $500 to every atlanta police officer in an effort to boost morale. additionally we'll be providing meals to officers working 12 hour shifts and replacing and repairing more than 20 patrol cars destroyed in the recent riots as well as police bicycles it's

officer brosnan who is now cooperating in the prosecution of his former colleague, former officer garrett rolfe. wolf>> and the protests, victor, continuing behind you. is that right? >> reporter: yeah. let me step out of the way so you can see what's happening here. some of the protesters have pulled their vehicles into the street. you see now just a third vehicle pulled up to fully block the university. they have been with their bodies blocking traffic through here. and occasionally sporadically letting some people through. but now it looks like they have parked and blocked off the street completely. it looks like the other ends of university that drivers have either gotten the message or can see from there there's not even backed up traffic here. but the crowd has increased over the last several minutes. but this just started soon after the announcement of charges against these two officers, one ex-officer, one current officer, from the protest moved from the parking lot of the wendy's where brooks was shot and killed on friday, now into the street here on university. but, yes, this is another nig

. >> former atlanta police officer garrett wolfe now faces 11 charges including felony murder which is punishable by up to the death penalty for shooting rayshard brooks in the back twice and killing him in the wendy's parking lot. he also faces an aggravated assault with a deadly weapon charge and aggravated assault charges for a gun shot that hit a nearby car with three witnesses inside. yesterday the fulton county district attorney paul howard revealed allegations that rolfe kicked brooks as he laid on the ground we did and said "i got him." meanwhile, his partner devin brosnan faces three charges including aggravated assaults and to violations of both charges punishable by up to 20 years in prison. the d.a. yesterday accused brosnan of standing on brooks' shoulders as he laid on the ground wounded. brosnan said he was concussed and injured by brooks minutes before and didn't know what happened. the district attorney said the shooting was excessive. he noted a 41 minute jovial and "cooperative" conversation before the shooting. he noted that brooks was unarmed and padded down before

a judge postponing fired officer garrett wolf's bond hearing so it does not overlap with today's serviceo celebrate the 200th-mile of the border wall. acting dhs secretary chad wolf joined us earlier saying the president is delivering on another promise. take a listen. >> we're going to see about 45s calendar year, so it's a great accomplishment, it's a commitment that the president made to the american people to protect our southwest border. >> as of this morning about 21n completed. the president will also meet with local leaders on border security. >> rookie quarterback making a hail mary pass to his celebrity crush. >> a guilty pleasure singer. >> whose your celebrity crush? >> i'd probably go with shania twain. >> guess what, she did. the singer tweeting at him, guilty pleasure? you should be proud of your good taste. miami dolphins qb responding by quoting her songwriting "you're still the one." i love that send it back to you. steve: isn't she married? >> i don't know. stuart: that's faith hill. ainsley: shania didn't she, i don't know. she is cute. brian, appreciate it for what i

the fulton county district attorney paul howard announced former officer garrett wolf faces 11 chargesup to the death penalty and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon for shooting rayshard brooks twice in the back and killing the father of three. the da yesterday revealed new allegations that wolf kicked brooks as he was laying on the ground and after the shooting, he said, "i got hime the da said evidence shows both wolf and brosnin, his partner were not facing a reasonable threat of death or serious injury and the shooting was therefore unjustified. he noted there was a 41 minute " cordial" interaction before the altercation and the da said brooks was running away at the time of the shooting and wolf's attorney says the charges are appalling. he said wolf did not kick brooks after he was shot. he says wolf was assaulted, had a taser fired at his head and use of force was reasonable, noting that wolf had been in kanye west patty tated by the taser and brooks could have stolen the officer's gun and may even have shot him. >> mr. brooks was not running away. mr. brooks turned and off

garrett: nikole killion, thank you. there will be more about tulsa, policing, and fired u.s. attorney berman tomorrow morning margaret brennan's guests include acting homeland security secretary chad wolf, virginia democratic senator mark warner, and jide zeitlin, c.e.o. of tapestry, a fortune 500 company. public monuments linked to slavery continue to fall. overnight, the only statue of a confederate general here in washington, d.c., was toppled, then set on fire. in raleigh, north carolina, crowds cheered as two statues on a confederate monument near the state capital were pulled down. and in san francisco, protesters tore down a statue of francis scott key. the man who wrote the national anthem also owned slaves. this historical reckoning is not restricted or limited to the united states. cbs' roxana saberi has that story from london. >> reporter: as protesters marched in london for a fourth weekend in a row, the atmosphere felt festive, but the message lis serious. united kingdomes been growing on the country to address a bitter legacy of its past-- its history of slavery. that history largely unfolded on plantations thousands of miles away, enriching some of the country's most fam

i was live with wolf blitzer as this was going down in "the situation room." and we saw, our reporters were there. you know, garrettthat they didn't see any, you know, that it was peaceful. we could see with the live pictures from several different camera angles that it was peaceful. and what happened. we have also seen police without badges or identification, garrett. you said it sends the message that police are unaccountable and untraceable. why is that dangerous? >> yeah, so, as daniel said, you know, this is constitutionally protected activity. you know, people have the freedom to assemble and to petition their government for the redress of grievances. that's constitutionally protected. and what we saw last week were numerous instances of federal officers and federal agents on the streets of d.c. policing these protests without insignia, without emblems, without badges, without nameplates, and this is part of what makes policing these protests in d.c. so complicated, is that the d.c. police, the d.c. local metropolitan police actually require that officers in these situations have enhanced identification for t

learning more about garrett rolfe, the officer fired after shooting and killing brooks in the wendy's parking lot on friday night. atlanta police have released disciplinary records that show wolf received a written reprimand in 2017 after an incident using a use of force with a firearm. so joining me now are the attorneys for the brooks family, justin miller and chris stewart. and thank you both for coming on with me. and chris, on the newly-released records, in addition to the use of force, that this officer, officer rolfe, had also faced several citizen complaints made against him and it is my understanding you were not surprised when you heard that. tell me why. >> no, i wasn't. because typically you'll see a trend of aggressive behavior, prior incidents that end in something like this. because it goes to the mentality of your aggression and use of force. we even have information that is not contained in those citizens reports of incidents that officer rolfe had with people in the community which will be passing on to the district attorney. >> what isn't -- so you have that separate piece of information and i'll leave that be with you since we can't confirm it because we ha

garrett rolfe 27 years old now facing 11 charges including felony murder which carries a potential death sentence. what stood out to you from what we heard from the district attorney's announcement? >> a number of things, wolf. the speed with which this all happened. to use another georgia case that happened recently remember the case of ahmaud arbery, not shot by police but obviously another what we call racially motivated killing that happened in georgia. it took two months for them to decide whether to proceed with charges. also in minnesota quite recently the george floyd matter took some time to put the case together. this was a matter of days in which you had a number of significant murder and felony charges that came. so that is number one the big part. number two, this open question as to whether brosnan is going to testify. if he were going to it would be profound because of what you hear as the thin blue line of how reluctant officers typically are to testify against each other. we'll see how that plays out. but even the mere fact that it was an issue was significant. and then number three, the big sort of legal question, what this was about for the prosecutor was, is he going to charge murder? he