sergeant jonathan mattingly involved in the warrant and the footing death the fox affiliate in louisville report that mattingly wrote strongly worded e-mail to colleagues in the early morning hours yesterday writing in part you do not deserve to be in this position. position that allows thugs to get in your face and yell, curse and degrade you. throw bricks, bottle at you and expect you to do nothing. we know we did the morem moral thing. the attorneys say they will likely say it was self-defense. they were fired at first by her boyfriend who said he thought the intruders were breaking in. no matter what the grand jury decision is not a conviction or a verdict. >> a grand jury's indictment means at the request of the prosecutor or the grand jury's own view there is evidence to go farther. to believe something may have happened. this is far from the standard that the jury has to reach to convict. >> in louisville right now a full square mile of the downtown is basically a ghost town in anticipation of the announcement. hundreds of the businesses have boarded up. the federal courthouse is b

jonathan mattingly, one of the officers who's responsible for what happened that night, but has not seen charges today, wrote an email to his colleagues in the louisville police department and said that they did the ethical thing that night, the ethical thing that night. there is nothing ethical about taking an innocent life and unfortunately this grand jury has just confirmed the wanton disrespect that jonathan mattingly and the other officers showed on that night and in that email. >> appreciate your perspective here and your work on these issues. stay with us in the panel. joy reid, building on a point that she is raising, a fact this is not just an outcome of a neutral process in her view or a process with some incompetence or holes or problems but rather the systemic critique of americans heard about this summer, that basically this is a system as she put it that is designed to do this and thus even when dragged and pressured to point, there was a multimillion dollar settlement under tremendous national pressure that this process came under problem, and i know you have strong expert

those three officers, detective brett hankinson, sergeant jonathan mattingly and detective myles cosgrove all placed on administrative leave. henniganson indiscriminately fired ten rounds, his bullet occupied another apartment was fired. the city beefing up security in the city, establishing a curfew, boarding you buildings and kansasaling vacation time for police officers. we are closely mont beering the situation in louisville and will bring you the attorney general's comments live when it happens. >>> other important news this hour, the future of the coronavirus task force and one of the key people in charge of it. sources tell cnn dr. birx has become distressed with direction of the faske force and not sure how much longer she can stay in her position. jim acosta at the white house, what are sources saying about this? >> reporter: breonna, i hear from my sources without coordinat coordinator, dr. bob arnot, e d not certainly how long she can remain in her current position telling people around her she is distressed what she sees as a bad direction of the task force describing the situ

if convicted he faces up to five years in prison on each count detective miles cosgrove and jonathan mattingly were not charged at all no comment from their attorneys. mattingly's attorney said they did their duty, performed their roles as law enforcement officers and above all, did not break the law. kentucky's attorney general said today his investigation found that officers did knock and announce themselves, contradicting kenneth walker, taylor's boyfriend, who inas is the officers did not announce themselves before bursting into the apartment. walker fired his licensed gun saying he feared an intruder and injuring mattingly the officers then returned fire. >> our investigation found that mattingly and cosgrove were justified in their use of force after having been fired upon by kenneth walker. >> reporter: walker's attorney called it a cover-up authorities say taylor was shot six times and the attorney general says the fbi analysis determined that detective cosgrove fired the shot that killed her but local authorities did not reach the same conclusion. >> creating a reasonable doubt in the

. >> reporter: jonathan mattingly was the only officer to enter the apartment. >> he says that the male was holding a gun, arms extended in a shooting stance. sergeant mattingly saw the man's gun fire, heard a boom and immediately knew he was shot. >> reporter: the officers then returned fire and taylor was killed. this morning, former officer brett hankison, the only person charged in the shooting, has been released on bail. he faces one to five years in prison for allegedly endangering neighbors in the apartment collection. -- complex. >> detective hankison fired his weapon ten times, including from an outside sliding glass door and through a bedroom window. >> reporter: taylor's family attorney in a statement called the grand jury's decision offensive, and another example of no accountability for the genocide of persons of color by white police officers, but president trump praised how kentucky's attorney general handled the case even quoting him during the white house briefing. >> mob justice is not justice. justice sought by violence is not justice. it just becomes revenge. >> repo

>>the attorney general saying 2 other officers jonathan mattingly, and myles cosgrove both fired shots that march night, including what he called the fatal shot that killed 26 year-old taylor, they're not being indicted our investigation found that mattingly in cars grove. we are justified in the use of force just a few hours after the announcement we talked to some protesters in downtown louisville where people have been gathering for months has not right. it's not right out of the houses would be arrested we didn't get justice today, honestly was not surprised i think that all what we saw today. >>it is historic of how black folks have been treated in our nation and ben crump attorney for taylor's family writing on twitter quote if brett hankinson behavior constituted wanton endangerment to people in neighboring apartments. then it should also be considered wanton endangerment a briana in fact it should have been ruled wanton murder attorney general cameron saying the investigation took months with interviews as recent as last friday, the case then presented on monday. so news nation

attorney general, daniel cameron, that taylor's boyfriend fired at cops first and injured sergeant jonathan mattingly. the state police report also contradicts cameron's assurances that friendly fire has been ruled out in causing mattingly's injuries stemming from the botched raid in march that left taylor dead. >>> a fast-spreading wildfire in napa valley wine country in northern california is forcing thousands from their homes. the glass fire is burning near st. helena and threatens more than 2,200 buildings. it started out as a brush fire and quickly exploded, torching more than 2,500 acres. one man who's not accounting -- not evacuating told cbs news he's using a garden hose to protect his home. >> if anything gets into the yard, it will all be gone. we don't end up like the poor guy across the street there, the whole house went up in flames about five minutes ago. >> strong winds today are only expected to fuel the flames. the fire is 0% contained. >>> there's some troubling news as the coronavirus stretches into the fall. over the past week, the u.s. averaged about 43,000 cases per day. that is

officers jonathan mattingly and miles cosgrove, who fired the shot that killed taylor, will not face criminal charges. >> seems like history keeps repeating itself over and over and over again. and we never get change. >> reporter: deisha moore, breonna taylor's neighbor, recalls the night she was killed. >> i got woke up by the gunshots. once i got to the door, i had heard them reloading and firing again. >> reporter: moore says after the shooting officers did not come to taylor's aid to try to save her. today, breonna taylor's apartment remains vacant. just outside, a memorial stands in her honor. danya bacchus, cbs news. >>> this morning, a ceremony will be held for justice ruth bader ginsburg in washington. she will become the first woman to lie in state at the u.s. capitol. former vice president joe biden and his wife are expected to pay their respects today. earlier this week, thousands of people from across the nation bid a final farewell to the 87-year-old as she live in repose outside the supreme court. president trump refuses or rather continues to refuse to commit to a pea

sergeant jonathan mattingly writing, we did the legal, moral and ethical thing that night. it's sad how the good guys are demonized and criminals are canonized. it's important to remember breonna taylor had no criminal record. in referencing protesters, mattingly wrote to his fellow officers, you do not deserve to be in this position that allows thugs to throw bricks, bottles and urine on you and expect to do nothing. it goes against everything we were taught in the academy. >>> the remnants of tropical storm beta are dumping more rain in texas. some areas of houston have received more than 14 inches. the rain bands will move to the north and east today. flash flooding is possible in new orleans. the floodwaters rose so quickly around houston this pile of ants floated away from a park. >>> time now for a look at your wednesday forecast. checking the radar, a storm system is moving into the pacific northwest today. oregon and washington will see heavy rain which could trigger landslides in areas recently burned by wildfires. meanwhile, parts of utah, colorado, new england se

the 44-second clip shows officers quickly moving sergeant jonathan mattingly, who was shot in the legg the raid, as breonna taylor lay in her apartment, dying from a bullet to her heart's main artery. ( chanting ) protesters vow to keep marching until the officers involved are fired. >> breonna taylor has brought us together. >> that's right. >> yes. >> and we will never be separated. >> reporter: jefferson square is now pretty much empty. protesters left this area and are marching through the streets of downtown louisville as we speak. as for daniel cameron, we reached out to his office. a spokeswoman there tells me that he understands that the family is not happy with the outcome. on wednesday, when asked if he would release that grand jury report, he said he would revisit that question after the f.b.i. finishes its investigation. norah. >> o'donnell: jericka duncan tonight. thank you. and tonight, france's interior minister says there is little doubt that a slashing attack in paris was an act of terror. two people were wounded outside the former headquarters of a magazine that mock

two other officers, sergeant jonathan mattingly and detective myles cosgrove, also fired their weapons. here's the attorney general explaining why they won't be charged. detective cosg rove and sergeant mattingly werejustified in returning fire, because they were fired upon. i'll leave it to others to make determinations. we have vigorous self defence laws in this state, and that is something that existed prior to this case. i'll let others make judgments about that. this is breonna taylor. she was a 26—year—old emergency medical technician. in march, she was shot eight times after police entered her home in the middle of the night under what's called a "no knock" warrant. her boyfriend is a licensed gun owner, and he exchanged fire with the officers thinking they were burglars. in fact, they were on a drug raid and were looking for a suspect who didn't live at the house. no drugs were found at the property. the lawyer for the family ben crump has reacted on twitter. "if brett hankison‘s behaviour was wanton endangerment to people "in neighbouring apartments, then it should have been "

one of the officers who were on the raid that struck briana taylor's apartment his name was jonathan mattingly now he's the guy who is charged with the reckless endangerment shooting i'm sorry no he's not forgive me he was at the front door of briana taylor's apartment and what happened was the police came there's a dispute as to whether they identified themselves or not and relatives boyfriend was in the room police did not know that he was he had a registered firearm and thinking that someone was breaking into the apartment possibly briana taylor's old boyfriend he fired a shot through that door then police fired more than 30 shots back in but that one shot injured officer mattingly in the leg in that video the body camera video shows him being dragged off and it's 'd a lengthy process his 30 to 45 seconds or so but his lawyer has released that to show that he was wounded in the process but it's not clear whether anybody will ever be held responsible for firing the shots that actually killed briana taylor vat's what people here in the streets want the prosecutor here the attorney general has

two other officers who responded with gunfire, jonathan mattingly, kyle cosgrove were investigated but do not face any criminal charges. >> according to kentucky law, use of force by mattingly and cosgrove was justified to protect themselves. >> reporter: the charges against hankison are due to charges that they fired that ripped through the apartment. >> based on the evidence there's nothing conclusive to say that detective hankinson, any of his bullets hit miss taylor. >> reporter: there's much speculation about what happened on the night of march 13th. the attorney general says evidence shows officers mattingly and cosgrove knocked and identified themselves before breaching taylor's door. there is an independent witness to corr rob bore rate their account. taylor's boyfriend, kenneth walker, disputes that. he didn't hear someone disputes that and says he thought someone was trying to break in. >> all of a sudden someone started beating on the door. they refused to answer when we yelled, who is it? 15 minutes later bree on na was de dead. >> reporter: an fbi analysis shows that the s

staying peaceful, this is one of the officers involved in taylor's death defending his actions, jonathan mattingly sending an email to the entire police force saying, quote, i know we did the legal, moral, and ethical thing that i, taylor was shot and killed when police used a no knock warrant in her apartment in march. those warrants have since been banned, the city announced a $12 million settlement with taylor's family last week which included a series of police reforms. illinois is preparing for protests, the national guard has been placed in a state of readiness ahead of the decision. jillian: thank you. todd: a bird strike forcing air force 2 to return to a financial airport with mike pence on board, that makes it air force 2. one of the engines was hit during takeoff, the white house and staff were not in danger, the white house making the return of caution. the vice president was near manchester for a campaign event, a cargo plane. jillian: it is 9 minutes after the hour. a deal struck to avert a government shutdown, how to get the deal done. todd: it appears republicans have the votes to

jonathan mattingly, the louisville police sergeant who was shot in the breonna taylor shooting is threatened to file civil lawsuits against people who called him a murderer for his role in the fatal incident, does he have a case? let's debate with criminal defense attorney brian claypool and attorney alex hoyer, good to see you both tonight. let's start with exhibit a, a statement from the attorney representing the officer, to accuse an innocent person of a crime is inherently defamatory. while one of the officers has been fired the other two appear not to have committed any crimes. call the murderers is defamatory. >> be careful what you wish for if you are the lawyer for officer mattingly. he has to prove the statement of him being a murderer were a statement of fact, not an opinion. i would argue they are an opinion which is a very emotional situation with breonna taylor. everybody has an opinion. secondly this could be really problematic for officer mattingly if he files a lawsuit. truth is a defense. i know the grand jury said we are not going to indict but if i'm representing somebody

weapons, firing their weapons because her boyfriend fired his weapon first, wounding officer jonathan mattinglywarning shot, the officers fired their weapons and breanna taylor was killed. ballistics proved that the bullet that one of the officers came from walker's gun. >> kenneth walker fired the shot that hit sergeant mattingly. >> an attorney for kenneth walker spent to make said the kentucky state ballistics report could not conclude that walker's bullet wound to the officer. walker's attorney confirmed that there report is in part due to limited markings of comparative value, the 9-millimeter bullet was neither identified nor eliminated as having been fired from walker's gun. former officer brett hankinson is said to be arraigned for three charges of wanton endangerment. it was fired and breonna taylor's family is continuing their push to make all of this evidence public. >> dana: thank you. legendary nfl quarterback joe montana, right in his own home, todd? >> joe montana often did the unthinkable on the field but this weekend his family was the victim of an unthinkable act. the 49 are g

sergeant jonathan mattingly was shot in the leg during that botched drug raid in march. in an email he says i know we did the legal, moral and ethical thing that night. it's sad how the good guys are demonized and criminals canonized. this comes as the kentucky attorney general is expected to ofceunce whetherrges wl >> ye erar charges brought against those cop, then you don't start the process the real process towards justice for plea anna taylor. >> no drugs with are found at their apartment. officers had barged in unannounced and her boyfriend fired one shot and officers returned fire killing taylor. >>> vallejo city council just approved a "black lives matter" street mural that will be painted in front of city hall like the other ones that you've seen in other bay area cities. but when it came to a vote, vallejo's only black city council member opposed the idea calling it a hollow gesture. he says the city should focus on education, housing and police reform. >>> checkout lines as we know them may soon be a thing of the past in the east bay. berkeley has passed an ord

peaceful, this is one of the officers involved in taylor's death, defensive actions, sergeant jonathan mattinglynding an email to the police department saying we did the legal, moral and ethical thing that they, taylor was shot and killed when police used a no knock warrant, those warrants have since been banned, the c announced a $12 million settlement with taylor's family last week which includes a series of police reforms, illinois is preparing for protests, the national guard has been placed in a state of readiness ahead of the decision. jillian: the portland district attorney drops charges against protesters, 15 people were set to be arraigned on misdemeanors including disorderly conduct, interviewing with the police officer, their cases were thrown out. most of the rest happening during a demonstration, one protester had charges dropped. todd: will bar praising law enforcement for busting a drug trafficking ring in milwaukee. >> offenses were related to violent drug trafficking organizations smuggling cocaine and marijuana from california to milwaukee for distribution. todd: officers seizi

jonathan mattingly, the louisville police sergeant that was shot in the breonna taylor shooting is now does he have a case? let's debate with brian claypool and washington times attorney alex swayer. good to see you. >> hi, shannon. >> shannon: let's start with exhibit a. a statement from the attorney representing the officer. it says to accuse an innocent person of a crime is inherently defamatory. one of the officers has been fired and the other to not be charged is defamatory. brian? >> be careful what you wish for if you're the lawyer for officer mattingly. here's why. he has to prove these statements of him being a murder were a statement of fact, not opinion. i'd argue this is opinion. this is an emotional situation. secondly, this could be problematic for officer mattingly if he files a lawsuit. proof is a defense. a grand jury said we're not going to indict. if i'm representing somebody sued by mattingly, guess what i'm going to do? i'm going to subpoena that grand jury transcript and get all of that evidence, find out what happened there and try to prove a case in civil court

camera footage just after the shooting of breonna taylor's department, where you see officer jonathan mattinglyho was shot in the leg by breonna taylor's boyfriend, kenneth walker, you see officers moving him to the back of a truck and bringing him to safety. mattingly through his lawyer says they are looking to see for defamation, file civil lawsuits against those who pour raid him as a murderer, when he said all along this, he was shooting in the act of self-defense. eric, quick update yesterday, the shooter, the man accused of shooting two louisville police officers during the protest pleaded not guilty and both of those officers are recovering and are expected to be okay. eric? eric: brian, our prayers are with those officers. thank you. arthel? arthel: meanwhile anger and frustration over that grand jury decision also sparking protests across the country n atlanta at least 18 people were arrested yesterday, following a march near a police station. while most of the protests were peaceful in observing land things turned violent after demonstrators threw bottles and other objects at officers

the other two officers, jonathan mattingly and myles cosgrove, are on administrative leave.ut none of the officers who killed breonna taylor have been charged. on friday, "the new york times" released a documentary about breonna taylor's life and death. it's called "the killing of breonna taylor." this is the film's trailer. >> theast thinshe said was "turoff the ." th next thing i remember is a loud bang at the door. somebody kicked the door and otot my rlfrfrie. >> no one never told me really atat hapned.d. i did d t find out that sheasas otot by police offer until saw it on the news. >> s had a vy inviti persality. she had a problem soerer titutude assasnatetried to breonna's character. we c cant keep quiet. >>mmediate there we red flags. there were bullet holes everywhere. it was w war ze. >>nce the shooting occurre theyevever srchehed e apaparent ananfurther. tbe renenred.eeds the question is,ilill that happen? >>t has to stop. amy: that's the trailer for "the killing of breonna taylor." well, for more, we go to newburgh, new york, where we're joined by the film's direc

>>the attorney general saying 2 other officers jonathan mattingly, and myles cosgrove both fired shots that march night, including what he called the fatal shot that killed 26 year-old taylor, they're not being indicted our investigation found that mattingly in cars grove. we are justified in the use of force just a few hours after the announcement we talked to some protesters in downtown louisville where people have been gathering for months has not right. it's not right out of the houses would be arrested we didn't get justice today, honestly was not surprised i think that all what we saw today. >>it is historic of how black folks have been treated in our nation and ben crump attorney for taylor's family writing on twitter quote if brett hankinson behavior constituted wanton endangerment to people in neighboring apartments. then it should also be considered wanton endangerment a briana in fact it should have been ruled wanton murder attorney general cameron saying the investigation took months with interviews as recent as last friday, the case then presented on monday so news nation

head, just to restate it, he says, counsel does not dispute it, it was kenneth walker who shot jonathan mattingly in the leg, says the attorney general. >> i dispute that. >> you dispute he was shot in the leg and still say it was the police even though the fbi ballistics show it was kenneth walker's bullet. he didn't say the ebi ballistics. the only ballistics we have was showing kenny actually was hit. >> you're not disputing he shot first? >> no. there's no dispute that he shot first. said to the police the night of this incident turned out to be true -- >> i want to give juanita baker a chance to talk here because you represent the mother of breonna taylor. the officers, he says, were acting in self-defense and therefore, he says, cannot be charged here, what questions remain to you? >> i was shaking my head, because i agree with the attorney, in that these officers are not entitled to self-defense. breonna taylor did not pose a threat to them. sergeant mattingly, in his own statement, says breonna taylor was unarmed. you don't get self-defense justification for breonna taylor. just as i said

>>the attorney general saying 2 other officers jonathan mattingly, and myles cosgrove both fired shots that march night, including what he called the fatal shot that killed 26 year-old taylor, they're not being indicted our investigation found that mattingly in cars grove. we are justified in the use of force just a few hours after the announcement we talked to some protesters in downtown louisville where people have been gathering for months has not right. it's not right out of the houses would be arrested we didn't get justice today, honestly was not surprised i think that all what we saw today. >>it is historic of how black folks have been treated in our nation and ben crump attorney for taylor's family writing on twitter quote if brett hankinson behavior constituted wanton endangerment to people in neighboring apartments. then it should also be considered wanton endangerment a briana in fact it should have been ruled wanton murder attorney general cameron saying the investigation took months with interviews as recent as last friday the case then presented on monday. so news nation

officers miles cosgrove and jonathan mattingly were not charged. >> the decision before my office ascial prosecutor was not to decide whether loss of breonna taylor's life was a tragedy. the answer to that question is unequivocally yes. my jobs special prosecutor was to put emotion aside and investigate the facts. >> nawaz: those facts, according to cameron, show that officers announced their presence when executing a search warrant overnight at breonna taylor'st apartm march 13th. her boyfriend kenneth walker, who's said he never heardif officers idethemselves, feared a bren, and fired his licensed weapon when officers broke down the door. one officer was shot in the leg. the investigation found officer hankison fired his gun 10 times, endangering taylor's neighbors;n mattinglcosgrove fired 20 times between them, hitting taylor six times. it remains unclear which officer fired the fatal shot. >> mattingly and cosgrove were justified in their use of force after having been fired upon by kenneth walker. >> i mean she's in her i apartment, shesanctity of her home. >> nawaz: taylor fami

. >> reporter: adding to tension, an email sent by jonathan mattingly, one of the three officers thataylor was killed. the email sent to police colleagues and first made public by vice news calls protesters thugs and he writes that he and the other officers in the taylor raid quote did the legal, moral and ethical thing that night. mattingly on administrative leave wanted to support police during a difficult time saying we anren't better than anyone. this isn't us against society but good versus evil. mattingly's attorney confirming his client sent an email, no mention of taylor by name in the lengthy email. last week the city agreed to pay a $12 million civil settlement to the family and changes in police policy including commanders approving search warrants before it goes to a judge seeking approval. but in the eyes of taylor's mother, true justice comes when all of the officers involved that night are criminally charged. as for the protests, here is what she told us during our interview late last month. >> i think there will be protests every day until justice is served. >> reporte

>>the attorney general saying 2 other officers jonathan mattingly, and myles cosgrove both fired shots that march night, including what he called the fatal shot that killed 26 year-old taylor, they're not being indicted our investigation found that mattingly in cars grove. we are justified in the use of force just a few hours after the announcement we talked to some protesters in downtown louisville where people have been gathering for months has not right. it's not right out of the houses would be arrested we didn't get justice today, honestly was not surprised i think that all what we saw today. >>it is historic of how black folks have been treated in our nation and ben crump attorney for taylor's family writing on twitter quote if brett hankinson behavior constituted wanton endangerment to people in neighboring apartments. then it should also be considered wanton endangerment a briana in fact it should have been ruled wanton murder attorney general cameron saying the investigation took months with interviews as recent as last friday the case then presented on monday. so news nation

those three officers, detective brett hankinson, sergeant jonathan mattingly

this is what one of the three officers sent to his fellows, jonathan mattingly in an email.hat was right andeth call, not rendering aid, the boyfriend being charged with a crime if he didn't implicate himself. something stinks here, paul. >> indeed it does. a jury needed to decide this case. but instead the attorney general acting as judge and jury, and everything but a prosecutor. the reason that cases go to trial is that there are two sides. here the attorney general abandoned his responsibility to the citizens, and just bought the police version. he believed the one witness who said that the cops identified themselves before they burst into breonna taylor's house, and he ignored the 11 witness whols said th -- witnesses who said the cops didn't identify themselves. he ignored the coverup where they didn't use their body cameras and submitted a police report full of lies. so we know that the attorney general was a conservative republican who spoke at the gop convention, and this stinks of politics. this decision is consistent with president trump's talking points about pro

>>the attorney general saying 2 other officers jonathan mattingly, and myles cosgrove both fired shots that march night, including what he called the fatal shot that killed 26 year-old taylor, they're not being indicted our investigation found that mattingly in cars grove. we are justified in the use of force just a few hours after the announcement we talked to some protesters in downtown louisville where people have been gathering for months has not right. it's not right out of the houses would be arrested we didn't get justice today, honestly was not surprised i think that all what we saw today. >>it is historic of how black folks have been treated in our nation and ben crump attorney for taylor's family writing on twitter quote if brett hankinson behavior constituted wanton endangerment to people in neighboring apartments. then it should also be considered wanton endangerment a briana in fact it should have been ruled wanton murder attorney general cameron saying the investigation took months with interviews as recent as last friday, the case then presented on monday. so news nation

the attorney general said that kenneth walker shot first and hit the officer mattingly, jonathan mattinglyeg. and therefore the officers were justified in returning fire. how much does that explain to you -- how sufficient is that for an explanation? >> well, first of all, let me start by saying, this is a tough one. this isn't as clear cut as some of the other cases that we have discussed. listening to the attorney general and based strictly on what he presented in his press conference yesterday, i understand why the officers, the two officers were not charged. if things happen the way it is being purported, the officers were fired upon, they were justified in returning fire. now, that doesn't lessen the tragedy of breonna taylor's death at all. and certainly, the third officer who blindly fired into the apartment should have been charged criminally. but the fact that one officer was not only fired upon, was actually struck by gunfire, returned fire, i don't see where a criminal charge would be presented there, as tragic as this whole thing is. i think one issue that didn't get attention

>>the attorney general saying 2 other officers jonathan mattingly, and myles cosgrove both fired shots that march night, including what he called the fatal shot that killed 26 year-old taylor, they're not being indicted our investigation found that mattingly in cars grove. we are justified in the use of force just a few hours after the announcement we talked to some protesters in downtown louisville where people have been gathering for months has not right. it's not right out of the houses would be arrested we didn't get justice today, honestly was not surprised i think that all what we saw today. >>it is historic of how black folks have been treated in our nation and ben crump attorney for taylor's family writing on twitter quote if brett hankinson behavior constituted wanton endangerment to people in neighboring apartments. then it should also be considered wanton endangerment a briana in fact it should have been ruled wanton murder attorney general cameron saying the investigation took months with interviews as recent as last friday the case then presented on monday. so news nation

who burst into taylor's home as they served a no-knock warrant in march -- myles cosgrove, jonathan mattingly, and bretett hankison. >> basically, your question is about whether we recommended any murder charges against cosgrove and mattingly. and the answer is no. ultimately, our judgment is that the charge that we could p prove at trial beyond a reasonable doubt was for wanton endangerment against mr. hankinson. amy: kentucky attorney general cameron is due to release recordings from grand jury proceedings in breonna taylor's killing today following a judge's order they be made public. in immigration news, "the washington post" reports the trump administration is planning mass raids in pro-immigrant sanctuary cities across the u.s. immigration and customs enforcement could begin the operation in california as soon as this week and expand to other cities, including denver and philadelelphia. trumump has repeatedly threatend to cut off federal funding to sanctuary cities if they do not comply with his immigration policies. in more immimigration news, first-hand accounts continue to emerge of

kentucky state police was unable to determine that taylor's boyfriend kenneth walker shot officer jonathan mattinglyhas been claimed by the kentucky attorney general, or if mattingly was hit by friendly fire. during the raid, walker fired a warning shot at the front door and has said he believed it was a home invasion. he did not know who was raiding his apartment. even called police for help. he has a license to carry firearms. meanwhile, the footage from the body cameras appears to corroborate several parts of walker's testimony. walker says that when officers arrested him, they threatened to set a dog on him and told him he'd spend the rest of his life in jail. this is a clip from the body camera footagege of his arrest. >> i willsic this dog on you! [indiscernible] walked back to me! keep on walking! walk back to me! >> i'm trying. >> walk back to me now. get down on your knees. what's that man. get on your knees1 amy: for more, we are joined by part of the team that obtained this footage. roberto ferdman is a vice news correspondent. his latest co-authored piece is headlined "new body-cam foota

kenneth walker fired a shot, which he says was self-defense police say that shot struck sergeant jonathan mattinglyhe femoral artery walker's attorneys have since said they believe the officer was hit by friendly fire once that shot was fired, police returned multiple -- we still don't know the exact number, but many rounds into the apartment there were three officers, mattingly, detective miles cosdproev and detective brett hankinson, who has since been fired, returned fire that's when breonna was struck and died in the hallway of her apartment. >> what happens the impact of all of this been on the city of louisville >> it has been a really profound time in the city we have seen more than 110 days of consecutive protests. you saw with the park in downtown louisville that protesters have been essentially occupying that park. you can go pretty much any time and there's going to be someone there cooking, playing music, talking about breonna, admiring the signs that have been put up. we've seen reforms to the police departme department not just with this settlement, but prior to that. there were alrea

faces three charge of wanton endangerment and two other officers that responded with gunfire, jonathan mattingly and miles cosgrove were investigated but do no face any criminal charges. >> according to kentucky law, the use of force by mattingly and cosgrove were justified. based on the evidence, there is nothing conclusive to say that detective hankison's any of his bullets hit ms. taylor. >> reporter: in the months following ms. taylor's death, there is speculation surrounding the details what happened on the night of march 13th when police showed up serving a no new york warrant. evidence shows officers mattingly and cosgrove knocked and identified themselves before breaching taylor's door and he says there is an independent witness to corroborate their account. but dtaylor's boyfriend den beneath walker disputes that claim. he didn't hear police announce themselves and thought someone was trying to break in so he fired a shot. police have said that shot hit mattingly in the leg. >> all of a sudden, someone started beating on the door. they refused to answer when we yelled who is it? 15 minu

. >> reporter: adding to tension, an email sent by jonathan mattingly, one of the officers who servedrant when taylor was killed. the email sent to his police colleagues and first made public by vice news calls protesters "thugs" and he writes that he and the other officers in the taylor raid, quote, did the legal, moral, and ethical thing that night. mattingly, who is on administrative leave, said he wanted to support police during a difficult time, saying, we aren't better than anyone. this is not us against society, but it is good versus evil. mattingly's attorney confirmed to cnn his client sent an maiem. no mention of taylor by name. last week, the city agreed to pay a $12 million civil settlement and agreed to changes in police policy, including commanders serving search warrants. but in the eyes of taylor's mother, true justice comes when all of the officers involved that night are criminally charged. as for the protest, here's what she told us during our interview late last month. >> i think there'll be protests every day, until justice is serve served. >> and if justice is no

two other officers who responded that night, with gunfire, jonathan mattingly and myles cosgrove, were investigated but do not face any criminal charges. >> according to kentucky law, the use of force by mattingly and cosgrove was justified to protect themselves. >> reporter: the charges against hankison are in relation to shots he fired that ripped through a neighboring apartment. >> based on the evidence, there is nothing conclusive to say that detective hankison's, any of his bullets, hit ms. taylor. >> reporter: in the months following taylor's death, there has been much speculation surrounding the details of what happened the night on march 13th, when police showed up serving a no-knock warrant. attorney general says evidence shows officers mattingly and cosgrove knocked and identified themselves before breaching taylor's door. and he says there is an independent witness to corroborate their account. but taylor's boyfriend, kenneth walker, disputes that claim. walker says he didn't hear police announce themselves, and thought someone was trying to break in. so he fired a shot. pol

one of them was sergeant jonathan mattingly got hit in the leg.e have body cam footage of the events that transpired moments after mattingly was shot. take a look. do you want to be a cop? look. >> put him in the car. put him in the car. put him in the trunk. >> get under his arm. pull him. one. two. three. cover me. i'm with him. cover me. stay down. stay down. >> go faster. >> go, go, go. >> sean: police in the cities run by democrats for decades and blue states run by the democrats for decades, they are facing these type of the horrible situations every day. kamala harris, joe biden redirect funds defund the police. the police become the enemy. oh, the bolshevik bernie manifesto, no bail. that hasn't worked well in new york. 99.9% of our law enforcement officers are there, they do this job. it's their calling in life. they want to protect and serve. they are willing to put lives at risk, you know, like the 9/11 caps and the cops that walked across the ball field the day that steve scalise was shot up. they do it day after day, week after week.

two other officers who responded with gunfire, jonathan mattingly and miles cosgrove were investigated but do not face any criminal charges. >> according to kentucky law the use of force by mattingly and cosgrove was justified to protect themselves. >> reporter: the charges against hankison are in relation to shots he fired that ripped through a neighboring apartment. >> based on the evidence there is nothing conclusive to say that detective hankison, any of his bullets hit miss taylor. >> reporter: there has been much speculation surrounding the details of what happened the night on march 13th when police showed up serving a no knock warrant. the attorney general says evidence shows officers mattingly and cosgrove knocked and identified themselves before breaching taylor's door and he says there is an independent witness to corroborate their account. but taylor's boyfriend kenneth walker disputes the claim. walker says he didn't hear police announce themselves and thought someone was trying to break in, so he fired a shot. police have said that shot hit mattingly in the leg. >> all of

kenneth walker, breonna taylor's boyfriend who police say fired the first shot that hit officer jonathan mattingly police raided taylor's apartment says that a kentucky state police ballistic report said they could not conclude that that shot came from walker's gun. in fact, the attorney, steven row mines confirmed with fox news that the ballistic reports says, quote: due to limited markings of comparative value the 9-millimeter bullet that hit and exited mattingly was neither acquitted or eliminated from been fired from walker's gun. this in contrast daniel cammeron said the ballistics' report showed that that came from walker's gun. >> kenneth walker fired the shot that hit sergeant mattingly. there is no evidence to support that sergeant mattingly was hit by friendly fire from other officers. >> this revelation and discrepancy raises more questions for breonna taylor's family, which is now calling on all of the evidence to be released publicly because they do not have faith in the kentucky attorney general daniel cammeron. this as well, new police body camera footage released by vice news appea

officers jonathan mattingly and myles cosgrove will not face state criminal charges. >> the use of forcey mauthly and cosgrove was justified to protect themselves. this justification bars us from pursuing criminal charges in ms. breonna taylor's death. >> reporter: taylor was killed on march 13th as they executed a search warrant for drugs or money. neither were found. her boyfriend believes the police were intruders so he filed a single shot which hit mattingly in the thigh. police returned fire. six bullets hit taylor. >> somebody kicked in the door and shot my girlfriend. >> reporter: walker has maintained police did not identify themselves before they used a battering ram on the door. cameron said the officers did knock and announce. >> that information was corroborated by another witness. >> reporter: law professor collin miller has worked with taylor's family. he believes the grand jury did not hear all of the evidence. >> and we have several witness accounts from neighboring apartments. the neighbors saying we never heard the police knock and announce. >> reporter: taylor's family