the defense called on one single witness on behalf of greg mcmichael. >>> a nightmare for a mom and herer. the 2-year-old was actually left behind inside a popular daycare center video shows her locked inside all alone. our meagan fitzgerald spoke to the mother >> reporter: a branch of the nation's largest childcare company is under police investigation. >> honey i'm coming okay >> reporter: after a parent's horrifying discovery stephanie martinez found her 2-year-old daughter locked inside this south florida kindercare center alone. she frantically called 911 >> she's inside the daycare. she just came up to the door >> she's inside by herself >> yeah. she's crying she's inside by herself. >> reporter: how's your daughter doing? >> she is definitely traumatized. nighttimes are not -- she's avoiding trying to go to sleep >> reporter: a police report says two daycare employees checked around inside before locking up and leaving at 6:20 eight minutes later martinez arrived. >> because i don't get off of work till like 5:30, i do have to pick up my son first. so they always did the favor fo

the fifth count involves greg mcmichael and a firearm, using a firearm to commit a crime of violence.d hear that verdict soon. again, the allegation here is that mcmichael brandished his firearm and threatened arbery, while he was running through the neighborhood. so, again, the most serious charges, the most serious charges that these men faced was this interference with arbery's civil rights. to use a public street. essentially, he was jogging through the neighborhood, we know. it was 1:00 on a sunday afternoon. something he did from time to time, and apparently, in this situation, the mcmichaels saw him running through the neighborhood, ran to their home, got their guns, jumped in the pickup truck, and started chasing after him. the third defendant, william bryan was at his home, saw this happening, and joined the chase and went after arbery as well. and of course, as we know, he used their pickup trucks to try to trap him and snare him. and eventually, they -- travis mcmichael shot and killed him at the end of this five-minute chase. again, jose, we're just waiting for the fifth c

greg mcmichael has alleged to have said blacks or nothing but trouble i wish they would all die.cing life sentences for the murder of ahmaud arbery leading some people to wonder why this rights trial is even going forward. the attorney for arbery's family for this take with the reverend al sharpton last night. >> i applaud the suitable rights division leader in the department of justice, kingston clark for having that conviction to say, based on the evidence, based on the evidence we have to have this lynch mob convicted of federal hate crime laws for ahmaud arbery, who was jogging while black. >> host of the sunday show, this was already an interesting trial of the first time it happened. but this federal trial is definitely going to get a lot of attention. it gets more to the heart of the matter than a criminal trial does. >> oh, absolutely! seeing those text messages, ali. hearing the comments that they have made. i completely can fought about the confederate license plate. hearing all of this evidence. ali, if it looks like a dark and it sounds like a duck, it's probably a do

lawyers for greg mcmichael announced the decision last night. they said that he will stand trial, federal trial for arbery's killing in 2020. jury selection begins monday. his son, travis, is expected to decide today whether he will move forward with a guilty plea. a judge rejected terms of a plea deal after strong opposition from arbery's family. both men and a third person are serving life sentences on state murder charges. >>> the u.s. is accusing russia of planning a fake plot as a pretext for an invasion off ukraine. the biden administration revealed new intelligence of a russian plan to make a propaganda video of a phony attack by ukraine against russia. it would allegedly show staged explosions, destroyed locations, bodies, and even actors playing the roles of mourners. >> we've seen these kinds of activity by the russians in the past, and we believe it's important when we see it and we can to call it out. >> meanwhile, yesterday u.s. troops with the 82nd airborne division in ft. bragg, north carolina, prepared for deployment to eastern e

greg mcmichael will stand trial again after a georgia judge rejected the term oofz plea deal.tenc tolast fall. southwest airlines is bringing booze back starting february 16th. the largest domestic carrier banned alcohol sales early in the pandemic after several in-flight alterations. >>> and in just a few hours, the opening ceremony begins for the beijing olympic games. the scaled-back skeptical will take place at beijing's national stadium. some events like curling and ice hockey are already underway. ♪ >> announcer: this is the cbs overnight news. >>> good evening and thank you so much for joining us. massive winter storm impacting more than a third of the country. the to maine. heavy snowfall made for slick roads and dangerous travel conditions. and the storm turned deadly with at least two deaths blamedn on the weather. the air wasn't oo any better. thousands of flights were cancelled. dallas fort worth airport was forced to shut down their runways altogether. more than 250,000 customers are without power after freezing rain and ice downed trees and power lines from texas to ohi

. >> we the jury find the defendant greg mcmichael guilty. >> reporter: in november, the father and son, along with their neighbor william "roddie" bryan, were all convicted of murdering the black 25-year-old on this tree-lined street in south georgia. they were each sentenced to life in state prison, but only the neighbor, mr. bryan, was allowed the possibility of parole. in a deal that was agreed to by federal prosecutors, the mcmichaels were hoping this federal judge would allow them to plead guilty to one of the hate crimes charges, and in exchange, allow them to spend their next 30 years in a federal prison. >> i'm not surprised that the mcmichaels are concerned about their safety in a georgia state prison. i think they wanted to go to a federal prison because they felt it would be safer and those prisons tend to be a little bit nicer. >> reporter: late today, the judge rejected the deal for travis mcmichael and essentially his father, too, saying she didn't like being held to a 30-year sentence. the family of ahmaud arbery was firmly against this, too. >> it's disrespectful. i fou

the jury concluded that greg and travis mcmichael and their neighbor william bryan targeted and shotbecause he was black. in washington, u.s. attorney general merrick garland welcomed the verdict, but said it goes only so far. >> the only acceptable outcome in this matter would have been mr. arbery returning safely to his loved ones two years ago. his family and friends should be preparing to celebrate his 28th birthday later this spring, not mourning the second anniversary of his death, tomorrow. >> woodruff: we'll return to the verdict, after the news summary the federal civil rights trial stemming from george floyd's death wound down today, in st. paul, minnesota. three former police officers are charged with violating his rights. in closing arguments, prosecutors charged that they chose to do nothing as floyd lay pinned and pleading to breathe. defense attorneys said it was a tragedy, but not criminal, and that the men were victims of poor training. the u.s. supreme court has agreed to hear a new case involving religion and the rights of l.g.b.t.q. people. it involves a colorado

it would have enabled travis and greg mcmichael to spend the first 30 years of their sentences and federalson rather than state prison where conditions are tougher. >> classes were can can can cann hbcus due to bomb threats. maryland state police are leading the investigation, but the fbi is also involved, the president of buie state university was told her school was told that explosives were placed in an academic building, other hbcus received bomb scares, a university in florida, delaware state, sub -- southern university in baton rouge and howard university. kristen: and ever is on the way on the peninsula to rally support after a natural disaster in the pacific islands. a volcanic eruption caused tsunami's in fiji, tonga, and all along the islands. at least three people are reported to be killed and many are missing. today they asked for help for the relief effort. >> this is about the community rallying to be there for our civic islander others and sisters -- pacific islander brothers and sisters and to publish the here today so we can all do more. >> one of the largest tongan popula

reporter: last month, travis mcmichael, greg mcmichael and william roddie bryan were sentenced in a georgia state court to life in prison for chasing down and murdering arbery. the federal trial will look at whether the killing was racially motivated, which wasn't addressed in the state case. the justice department has charged the three men with hate crimes and attempting kidnapping. deval patrick used to prosecute these types of cases as former assistant attorney general for civil rights under bill clinton. he is also the former governor of massachusetts and now cochairs american bridge 21st century, a democratic party organization. very good to have you back on the newshour. the doj is prosecuting this as a hate crime. is it my understanding of the prosecutors have to prove that these defendants had racist beliefs in their heart when they committed this murder? >> that motivated the murder. there is evidence of this in this case and that in itself has been deemed a federal interest deserving of punishment. reporter: if the state prosecutors had introduced potential racist motivation for t

travis mcmichael, his father greg mcmichael, and their neighbor william rodddie bryan.ecause you have to prove intent, what was on the mind of these defendants. in this case, the three men who killed ahmaud arbery -- the question is did they kill him because he was black. federal prosecutors laid out evidence in the form of text messages showing two of the three men useused, i mean, real disturbing racist insults for a long period of time about african-americans. what do you think regarding this? will they have a strong case when the jury starts to deliberate? >> it's a great question, amara, and i believe so. i believe the text messages, the other things that threaten the value of these defendants and incorporate the statements they made represent who they are. i think you can make the causal connection between what you said, what you believe, who you are as an individualing and what you did on this specific day. i think that's what prosecutors are doing. final point, i know they're trying to make the disconnect, hey, they may have said it, but they have a good faith b

selection began today unlike the previous trial this case is centered on whether travis mcmichael, greg mcmichaeldie" bryan targeted arbery because he was black. two years ago they chased arbery in their pickup trucks after they saw him running by their south georgia neighborhood travis mcmichael shot him when he confronted arbery with a shotgun. in the first trial the defense argued that the men were trying to make a legitimate citizens arrest because they believed arbery was a burglar the jury didn't buy that at all and all three men received life sentences. as we reported prosecutors offered mcmichaels a plea deal and they planned to agree to it but arbery's family came out strongly against it and the judge threw it out let's turn to david henderson now civil rights attorney and cnbc contributor the judge said he plans to call 50 jurors a day. could getting a jury seated in this case be really complicated? >> it is not and the reason why is because judges are driving the car when it comes to jury selection in federal court we saw these jury selection processes last for weeks in similar trials

travis michael, greg mcmichael and william roddie bryan were found guilty of murdering the 25-year-olde facing federal hate crime charges. ahmaud arbery's murder along with the killing of george floyd, breonna taylor and elijah mcclain -- racial protest in 2020. activists demand that they face justice in that the country combat the impact of white supremacy among us. still, this week is the first time that race is taking center stage in a trial over their deaths. prosecutors introduced more than two dozen messages written by the three men convicted of murder of ahmaud arbery. i have to warn you, the messages read like a dictionary of racist slurs and they promote violence against black people. the judge warned the courtroom gallery that some people might find some of the language quote morally repugnant, and we know that after these messages were presented yesterday one juror asked the judge if there were federal funds available for counseling given the nature of with the jury had hurt. we are about to describe some of these messages to you know, so if you need to skip this part or lea

travis and greg mcmichael.y agreed to plead guilty to one charge, the main hate crimes, so that they could serve that sentence in a federal penitentiary. arbery's parents seriously argued against that deal. they did not want any special measures or perceived leniency to their sons killers. they did not want the mcmichael's to be serving a sentence in federal prison. they wanted him -- both of them to stay in a georgia state penitentiary, which is viewed by people in georgia as one of the most terrible places to spend your sentence. john: margaret coker, editor in chief of the current, thank you very much. margaret: you're welcome. ♪ judy: amid all the rising tensions with moscow, the u.s. department of homeland security has been warning that russia could carry out cyber attacks against the united states. picking up the story from here. correspondent: with president biden's announcement of new sanctions, there are fears russia could retaliate. to discuss this and other issues, i am joined by alejandra mae arcus,

. >> the justice department had reached agreements with travis and greg mcmichael yesterday. but arbery's mother pleaded with the judge to reject them saying the deals would allow the minister of the first 30 years of their life in federal custody, avoiding the harsher conditions in georgia state prisons. the judge gave them in until friday to withdraw withdraw or rather their guilty pleas. >> this is really shocking. dashcam video is going viral on social media is shows a man you see there opening fire on another driver as they both drove along a busy miami highway. this video shows a summit, a suspect firing nearly a dozen shots at another driver during a road rage incident along interstate 95 last year, the man told investigators that he thought the other driver fired at him. first. so the reach for his own gun and fired back. police say the other driver was unarmed but did throw an object. no one was injured in all of this. the man turned himself in claiming self-defense and he gave police the dash cam footage. he's facing 2 felony charges that carry up to 15 years in pri

greg mcmichael gave notice of his decision last night. his son travis did the same today.al judge rejected their plea agreement earlier this week. a federal jury in new york convicted attorney michael of a knotty today of wire fraud and identity theft. he was accused of cheating adult film actress stormy daniels out of $300,000. the money was for writing a book about an alleged affair with former president trump. still to come on the newshou the leaders of russia and china for? closer bond, raising eyebrows in the u.s. another police shooting in minnesota proms calls for reform and must more -- much more. ♪ >> this is the pbs newshour from w eta studi in washington and in the west from the walter cronki school of journalism at izona state university. judy: the presidents of russia and china, as we reported, met today and reaffirmed their desire to have closer ties. it comes as russ and troops continue to mask -- russian troops continue to mass on the border with ukraine and after negotiation between russia and the u.s. and nato, we have the story. correspondent: both count

rejected the terms of their plea deals with the prosecutors, earlier this week that means travis and greg mcmichaelill likely stand trial again for arbery's killing, but this time in federal court, with the center of the focus of the case directly on race mcmichaels initially agreed to plead guilty and admit that the killing was, indeed, racially motivated. in exchange they would have served the first 30 years of their life sentences in federal prison instead of in state prison arbery's parents opposed the deal they called it a huge accommodation for the mic michaels because conditions are better in federal lockup in november a jury convicted mic michaels and their neighbor for chasing down arbery in their pickup trucks in their south georgia neighborhood two years ago. they told police they thought he was a burglar, and travis mcmichael claimed he shot arbery in self-defense. >>> going toe to toe with china, the areas in which house lawmakers say we need to improve, and fast. plus, the bill they passed today, that they say gives america the upper hand >>> and if you find yourself asking, what's th

greg mcmichael gave notice of his decision last night; his son, travis, did the same today.s week, a federal judge rejected their plea agreement. a federal jury in new york convicted attorney michael avenatti today of wire fraud and identity theft. he was accused of cheating porn star stormy daniels out of nearly $300,000. the money was for writing a book about an alleged affair with former president trump. in puerto rico, more and more teachers joined growing protests for higher wages and better working conditions. officials said 70% of teachers were absent from work, and some schools had no teachers at all. a federal control board has approved a fiscal plan that falls short of the teachers' salary demands. and on wall street today, stocks turned in mixed results. the dow jones industrial average lost 21 points to close at 35,089. the nasdaq rose 219 points. the s&p 500 added 23. for the week, the dow gained 1%. the nasdaq rose 2.4%. and the s&p 500 was up 1.6%. still to come on the newshour: the leaders of russia and china forge a closer bond, raising eyebrows in the u.s.

. >> the justice department had reached agreements with travis and greg mcmichael yesterday. but arbery's mother pleaded with the judge reject them saying the deals would allow the men to serve the first 30 years of their life sentences in federal custody, avoiding the harsher conditions in the georgia state prison. the judge gave the man until friday to withdraw their guilty pleas. >> on this monday night, let's check in on our 4 zone forecast. this is a live look outside tonight along san francisco's embarcadero and what looks like a pretty clear night kron. 4 meteorologist rebecca strom joins us now with the windy conditions ahead. yeah, definitely we're going to see and feel a lot of winds around the bay area. the good news right now, though, we're relatively calm. well, in some spots like right here, the bay bridge toll plaza approach getting the san francisco. i'm sure chp once we get into tomorrow, probably issue a number of high wind advisories across a lot of the bridges around the bay area. but for now, at least is nice and calm. temperatures getting cooler and cool

we have new details tonight on the federal hate crime trial in the killing of ahmad are very greg mcmichael has withdrawn plans to plead guilty in the case. mcmichael his son and a neighbor were all convicted of murder in aubrey's death in georgia. in 2020, a judge recently rejected terms of a plea deal in the federal case after objections from our berries parents, mcmichael now plans to plead not guilty and stand trial for a second time. jury selection is set to begin on monday. a judge denied bail today for the so called party mom who is accused of hosting alcohol fueled sex parties for underage teens. shannon o. connor of los cabos faces 39 charges including child abuse, sexual battery and providing alcohol to minors. one teen and several parents, including her ex husband spoke out. urging the judge to keep o'connor locked up . o'connor has been in jail since her arrest in october. her attorney says he plans to appeal the judge's decision. the san francisco police department is facing some tough criticism tonight from district attorney chase a. boudin the dea has problems with the depart

selection began today unlike the previous trial, this case is centered on whether travis mcmichael, greg mcmichaeldie bryan targeted arbery because he was black. two years ago they chased arbery in their pickup truck after they saw him running by their south georgia neighborhood travis confronted michael and shot him with a shotgun. in the first trial they argued the men were trying to make a legitimate citizen's arrest because they believed arbery was a burglar. the jury didn't buy that at all and all three received life sentences. as reported, they offered mcmichael a plea deal and they were planning to agree to it but arbery's family came out strongly against it and the judge threw it out let's turn to david henderson, civil rights attorney and cnbc contributor. david, the judge said he plans to call 50 jurors a day. could getting a juror in this case be really complicated >> shep, this is not going to be complicated and the reason is the judge drives the car when it comes to jury selection in federal court. we saw these processes last for week in criminal trials but thus far the judge approved

greg mcmichael did his by paper. he wasn't in court today.t wasn't in the state case to be exposed. you can see the back and forth between the men leading up from the days after the shooting. in fact, ahmaud arbery's father spoke after court just a few minutes ago. >> i just got one word to say, all we want is 100% justice. that's all we're looking for. god be the glory. >> yeah, kate, i was talking to some of the members of the church community here in brunswick just this morning. they were telling me how important it is to see the wheels of justice continue to turn here. they have been very pleased with the fact that everything that's happened has been really happening in front of the media and so that everyone can see exactly what is going on. that's what they want to continue, so this family continues to get justice. that court case starts on monday with jury selection. kate. >> ryan, thank you. >>> also in georgia, in a new interview, the fulton county district attorney investigating donald trump's attempts to overturn the 2020 election

the defendants prefer that because greg mcmichael, a former police officer.crime could put their clients in a worse situation in the local prisons, you know, about retribution and other things and be unsafe for their clients so there's a lot at play here for the judge if they do have a guilty verdict to decide. how long would the federal sentence be and where would they serve of? >> all right. thank you both for your time. >>> this morning in new york city's chinatown protesters took to the streets, calling for answers and an end to hate crimes against asian americans. a 35-year-old new york city woman was stabbed to death in her own apartment. kristina yu-na lee was killed sunday. her landlord says her attackers followed her up six flights of stairs before slipping into her apartment and killing her. police have arrested and charged that suspect. while they haven't said if they consider lee's death a hate crime, crimes against asian americans have soared in the pandemic. >>> next, getting congress on the same page when it comes to confronting putin. senators

the justice department had reached agreements with travis and greg mcbride mcmichael on sunday. breeze mother pleaded with the judge to reject them, saying the deals would allow the men to serve the first 30 years of their life sentences in federal custody, avoiding harsher conditions in georgia's prisons. the judge gave them friday to withdraw their guilty pleas. governor gavin newsom is highlighting his 3 billion dollar multi-pronged plan for tackling the state's homelessness crisis. the governor toured a behavioral in transitional housing facility in south los angeles on monday. you can see our cameras were there. he's his proposal, includes funding for encampment, rehousing strategies and plans for 55,000 new housing units and treatment slots. the governor says it's the largest investment of kind in california's history. well, supporters say that another new bill could go a long way towards solving the homeless crisis. that bill would make sports betting legal in california. proper jonathan mccall explains how it all works. >> this november, california voters are set to deci

greg and travis mcmichael as well as their neighbor.all previously convicted of murder in a georgia state court and sentenced to life in prison for that fatal shooting. and then today, a jury determine that all 3 men also violated aubrey civil rights and targeted him because he was black. that for to coming down just minutes ago. the final chapter in their federal court trial. >> all right. the time now 07:46am. following a big story in the bay area, which is the weather, the big change of weather. we have precipitation. we've got cold weather. it's like a whole different and wind yesterday, too. little bit of all of it. john, good morning. yeah. i think the wind woke me up more than the actual rain did because there were some sprinkles at my place. the though, that was the thing for sure. >> the sierra nevada, all eyes up there today because it is beautiful and snowy. >> something we have long for for a minute now that snow will continue to fall through the day today. stacking up pretty good up to that. those higher elevations, a coupl

greg and travis mcmichael have already been sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. the plea deal reached prosecutors would not have reduced those sentences but would have averted a new federal hate crimes trial and allowed some father and son pair to serve some sentence in federal instead of state prison. >>> cleanup is under way after a bridge collapsed in a ruswreen injuring ten people. a port authority bus was left dangling with a human chain was formed to rescue passengers ins the vehicle. the bus has since been lifted from the wreckage with a crane although some areas remain closed while the area near the incident is cleared. >>> all right, let's get a check of your weather on this first day of february with nbc meteorologist janessa webb good morning, janessa. >> hi, good morning. we do have another winter storm we are watching and we do have these advisories and winter storm watches. they're now starting to expand across south texas so this stretches all the way into sections of the northeast and continue to make its way across that section of the country as

comes after a judge rejected the terms of their plea deals with federal prosecutors travis and greg mcmichaeltand trial again this time, in federal court, with race at the center of the case jury selection expected to begin on monday. >> tonight, minneapolis police department under fire again. this time for shooting a black man while serving a no-knock warrant. the details and the rest of the day's headlines on the news right after jim cramer, 7:00 eastern, cnbc. wilfred, short time. back to you. >> shep, thanks so much. much appreciated >> up next, former atlanta fed president dennis lockhart on whether the fed will hike interest rates more than five times this year following the much better than expected january jobs report. disney headlining next week's jam packed earnings calendar the key number investors will be watching for when they report, later on "closing bell." jerry, you gotta see this. seen it. trust me, after 15 walks... gets a little old. i really should be retired by now. wish i'd invested when i had the chance... to the moon! ugh. unbelievable. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so

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verdict in the federal hate crime case surrounding the death of ahmaud arbery father and son greg and travis mcmichael and neighbor william bryan were all convicted in november for murdering the 22 year-old black man. the 3 men who are white chased and killed operate on a residential street after spotting him in their neighborhood. they claimed he had acted suspiciously. reporter jonelle ford explains the difference in this case versus the murder trial back in november. this time the question was whether race was a motivating factor in why they chased shot and killed arbery. >> show moments outside the brunswick federal courthouse ahmaud arbery's family and supporters celebrating and symbolic victory in a case that sparked a national reckoning on racial injustice. a jury finding the 3 white men convicted of murdering ahmaud arbery guilty federal hate crimes after determining they targeted the 25 year-old jogger because he was black less than 4 hours for the jury to reach their decision. it found father and son gregory and travis mcmichael and their neighbor, william roddie bryan. each guilty of one co

father and son, greg and travis mcmichael, and their neighbor were convicted of violating arbery's civil rights. it centers on mcmichaels and brian who chased arbery. they cornered him. travis mcmichael fatally shot him with a shotgun. >>> happening now, school employees are making their voice heard as hundreds of san francisco teachers' jobs are on the chopping block. the school board members may be ready to sign off on layoff notices to solve a massive budget shortfall. nbc bay area ciera johnson is at the protest at the san francisco school district headquarters. according to the union, those notices have already gone out. >> reporter: good morning. yeah, they went out. nearly 400 union members received those potential layoff notices. we heard them speak just a moment ago. it just wrapped up. i stepped to the side. 400 union members received those potential layoff notices. we had a chance this morning to hear from social workers, middle school teachers, as well as some parents who are concerned about what this could do. those potential layoffs, long term as well as in the intermediate

three white men, greg and travis mcmichael and william brian were convicted of the murders months ago, but now the question that remains, was the murder a hate crime? the jury adjourned without a verdict this evening and will resume tomorrow. all three men have pleaded not guilty to those charges. >>> now to england, boris johnson today announced the last remaining over 19 instructions this week which would were quire people with covid-19 to self isolate. johnson says it is a shift to personal responsibility. he believes covid-19 should be treated like other contagious illnesses, like the flu, for example. scientist worn, ending support for people to test and isolate would hit poor people the hardest. >>> meanwhile, queen elizabeth is back at work after testing positive for covid-19 over the weekend. royal officials say the 95-year- old monarch had mild cold-like symptoms. palace officials say she is fully vaccinated and boosted. >>> now to california's drought emergency, the state launching a new website for the public to track water conditions. that website is called california wate

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travis mcmichael, his father greg, and william "roddie" bryan are accused of violating arbery's civil rights and targeting him because of his race. the mcmichaels withdrew their guilty plea after a judge rejected the terms. arbery was chased, shot, and killed while running in a georgia neighborhood almost two years ago. all three men were sentenced to life in prison. >>> and the mayor of minneapolis issued a moratorium on no-knock warrants in the city after police shot and killed a man during a no-knock raid on his apartment. 22-year-old amir locke was killed by a s.w.a.t. team trying to i a police body cam video shows him under a blanket on a couch holding a gun before an officer shot him. police say locke was not the subject of the warrant. hundreds of people marched t cobe me,could ts of anyone i care about. i could be walking home, i could be asleep, i could be at work, i could be anywhere. i would like to see the police officers held accountable first and foremost. >> locke was licensed to have the gun, and the shooting is under review. >>> new cases of the coronavirus are fallin

yesterday, jurors determined that greg and travis mcmichael and their neighbor violated arbery's civil-rights and targeted him because he was black. >> we got justice. we got it in the federal and the state. reggie: all three men could now receive sentences of life in prison, which would match what they already received. kumasi: tonight, city college holding a candlelight vigil for the alameda county sheriff at recruit shot and killed last month. he is a former student at city college. the school will award his family and honorary associate degree. the ceremony will include musical performances and speeches. a memorial growing at the fremont police department in honor of a captain who suddenly died monday. freddie bobbitt was with the department for more than 30 years. he attended mission san jose high school. he was married and has a son who is a detective. fremont police will release more information in the coming days on how to support his family. reggie: free people accused of running a ghost gun factory in san jose expected in court today. >> asked residents around willow glen. many feel

in a murder trial in november, father and son greg and travis mcmichael and their neighbour roddy bryanhey exhibited a history of racism in the past, the killers' actions were deemed racially motivated. the us attorney—general said the only acceptable outcome would have been the victim returning safely to his loved ones two years ago. i cannot imagine the pain that a motherfeels... ..to have her son run down and then gunned down while taking a jog on a public street. my heart goes out to her and to the family. there are still questions as to why it took a viral video at a national campaign to get ahmaud arbery�*s killlers detained. without that, it's not hard to imagine the justice the family's thankful for remaining elusive. taking a look at other news today. russia has agreed to postpone for five years, some of cuba's repayments on its $2.3 billion debt, days after the communist island reiterate support over moscow over ukraine. cuba was a former ally of the soviet union and continues to enjoy friendly deliberations with president putin. the president of ecuador has announced that aro

travis mcmichael, his father greg and their neighbor are accused of chasing and killing arbery becauses black. the judge is expected to seat 12 jurors today. >>> rudy giuliani may be willing to cooperate with the january 6th committee. sources say he's in talks with the committee about testifying after being subpoenaed. giuliani was former president trump's personal attorney. >>> time now for a look at your monday weather. >>> let's start here. severe weather was blamed for this multi-car pileup in the detroit area sunday. more than 50 vehicles were involved. 17 people were hurt. the highway was closed for several hours. an arctic chill is settling across the east coast with morning wind chills in the single digits from new york to boston today. and it's below freezing from chicago to detroit with another cold day ahead. checking today's high temperatures, the heat wave is over in los angeles. meanwhile, highs will be in the teens in the upper midwest. ♪ >>> coming up, the nfl star under arrest. >>> also ahead, the air rage emergency on this american airlines flight. what a passenger a

after four hours of deliberations, a federal jury in brunswick, georgia, today found greg and travis mcmichaelwilliam bryan guilty. prosecutors said the three white men targeted pursued and killed are very in february 2020 because he was black. attorney general merrick garland got emotional today as he weighed in on the verdict. i cannot imagine the pain that a mother feels that justice department will not hesitate to act when individuals commit violent acts. that are motivated by bias or hate my left here. i knew that we would give victory on the state level. in the federal level. the three men now face life in prison for the federal crimes on top of the life sentences they already received at their state trial last fall after being convicted of felony murder. closing arguments wrapped up today in the federal trial of three former minneapolis police officers charged with violating george floyd civil rights. the former officers are accused of failing to intervene to stop derek shaaban in 2020 as he pressed his knee into george floyd's neck. their lawyers and defense summation, said prosecutors

jurors determined that father and son greg and travis mcmichael, and neighbor william bryan, violatedrey's civil rights and targeted him because he was black when they chased him down and shot him. >> we get justice for ahmad. we got federal and state. reggie: all three men could receive sentences of up to life in prison, matching what they already received in state court. kumasi: tonight city college will be holding a candlelight vigil and celebration of life for david wayne. he is the alameda county sheriff's recruit that was shot and killed as he was driving home from a training session last month. he is a former student at city college, where he studied administration of justice. the school will award his family and honorary associate degree. tonight's ceremony will include musical performances and speeches from his family and close friends. memorial is growing at the fremont police department in honor of a captain who died suddenly monday. 50 four-year-old frederick bobbitt was with the department for more than 30 years. captain bobbitt grew up in fremont and attended mission san

greg and travis mcmichael along with their neighbor, william bryan were convicted earlier of murder, sentenced to life in prison today, a jury determined all free men violated arbery's civil rights and targeted him because he was black. the trial of a former louisville kentucky police officer who took part in the raid that killed breonna taylor. that trial began today. brett hankison is one of the 3 former officers who fired during the raid, brianna taylor, that her photo was shot 6 times. no one has been charged in her death. the former officer faces 3 counts of endangering others for firing several shots, which went into the apartment next to taylor's louisville has since banned. no knock warrants. u.s. women. soccer players have reached an agreement to end a six-year legal battle over equal pay. the deal with the u.s. soccer federation promises the women 24 million dollars plus bonuses to match those of man. the money is essentially back pay. 22 million dollars will be split among the players and 2 million will be used to help players and their post soccer careers. the co-director

. >> the judge in the state murder trial sentenced father and son greg and travis mcmichael, along withryan, to life in prison. in this new trial they face federal hate crime charges which allege they chased down and killed arbery because he was black and violated his civil rights. cnn's nadia romero joins us from brunswick. what did you hear today? court? >> well, we at least heard both sides agreeing on one issue. both the prosecution and the defense say that this case is all about the why. why did travis and gregory mcmichael and roddie bryan go after ahmaud arbery killing him. and that why, the answer to that question, well, that's where they differed. the prosecution says this is all about race. that they targeted him because he was a black man in their neighborhood. they believe that they had the right to stop him and when he didn't stop, they had the right to kill him. but the defense says, no, there were reports of things missing in the neighborhood. they had video surveillance of ahmaud arbery going through a home that was under construction and they would have approached anyon

day of deliberations, a federal jury in brunswick, georgia, just this morning determined greg and travis mcmichael, as well as william bryan, targeted, pursued and killed are very because he was black. the jury also found them guilty of attempted kidnapping and the mcmichael is guilty of the use of a firearm in the commission of a violent crime. armories mother and her family's attorney, spoke outside the courthouse on the significance of the decision. i believe that this is the first time in the state of georgia's history. where there has been a conviction for federal hate crime. the way of my left here, i knew that we would give victory on the state level. in the federal level. the three men now face up to life in prison for the federal crimes that is on top of the life sentences they received at their state trial last fall after being convicted of felony murder still to come in noon. today marks a special date on the calendar that's being described as tuesday. the wedding ceremony is being held to mark the date right here in the bay area, plus every dollar counts. nowadays inflation is crazy, a

greg and travis mcmichael as well as their neighbor william bryan. they were all previously convicted a murder in georgia state court says to life in prison today, a jury determined that all 3 men violated arbery civil rights and targeted him because he was black. 9.11, and still ahead, employees at a south bay mall are protesting new parking fees. they say it will make enough. >> to have to now pay to go to work and pay to park and the shoppers have to pay to. we'll tell you about that. new system that they have for parking. and then we've got snow in the sierra. we've been covering it live with team coverage all morning long. and they're not done with the snow yet. >> they are not still more of it ahead of us, daria. and even though we did see only just a couple of drops of water here in the bay was to break that dry streak, at least which the morning 50's when a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. i was hit by a car and needed help. i called the barnes firm, that w

they say that a mild life matter the predominantly white jury finding father and son greg and travis mcmichaelbor, william roddy, brian violated aubrey civil rights and targeted him because he was black. the deadly incident happened in february 2020 when the three men pursued all very who was running in their neighborhood following the federal conviction, aubrey's mom attacking the department of justice because the family had to fight a plea agreement prepared for travis mcmichael, the man who fired the god. initially the doj was willing to accept the guilty plea agreed upon by a judge in the brunswick district court that would have sentenced to make michael's to 30 years in federal custody. but the judge refusing the deal after hearing urgent pleas from the aubrey family, what we got today we wouldn't have gotten today if it wasn't for the fight that the family attorney general merrick garland getting emotional as he weighed in on the federal verdict. i cannot imagine the pain that a mother feels the nation's top lawyer vowing to do better, but justice department will not hesitate to act. whe