thank you. >> thank you, kenneth. next is stephen. >> okay. so kind of what a lot of people have been saying. i'm -- i'm for increasing density along transit corridors. i feel like there's plenty of space to add a story to one-story buildings along west portal. it wouldn't change -- minimal impacts to the neighborhood. it wouldn't change much to the neighborhood if we do it right, but there's also one thing that i think we also need to reduce the [inaudible] we've found out that telecommuting is possible. recent survey said that two thirds of all tech workers would leave san francisco if they could. there's a latent demand to get out of san francisco. if they had a chance to get out of san francisco and still work here, they would do so. that would make it easier for those who want to live here to be able to afford houses. >> thank you, stephen. now we'll move to question number two. how would you address providing more affordable housing in district 7? do you support programs that encourage the building of more acces

thank you. >> thank you, kenneth. next is stephen. >> okay. so kind of what a lot of people have been saying. i'm -- i'm for increasing density along transit corridors. i feel like there's plenty of space to add a story to one-story buildings along west portal. it wouldn't change -- minimal impacts to the neighborhood. it wouldn't change much to the neighborhood if we do it right, but there's also one thing that i think we also need to reduce the [inaudible] we've found out that telecommuting is possible. recent survey said that two thirds of all tech workers would leave san francisco if they could. there's a latent demand to get out of san francisco. if they had a chance to get out of san francisco and still work here, they would do so. that would make it easier for those who want to live here to be able to afford houses. >> thank you, stephen. now we'll move to question number two. how would you address providing more affordable housing in district 7? do you support programs that encourage the building of more acces

kenneth and mona. >> much more on "gma." andrew in washington, thank you. >>> doctors say they're seeing troubling trends as infection rates rise in 30 states. one report described as the most concerning since memorial day warns the risk of virus transmission has rapidly increased across much of the northern u.s. a severe outbreak in wisconsin prompted teachers to call for a switch to remote learning. the governor is asking president trump to either skip his rallies in wisconsin this weekend or require everyone to wear a mask. latinos have been hard hit. one doctor now calls it a historic decimation of the latino community that make up 56% of virus deaths in texas. one potential vaccine is facing new scrutiny from the fda and we'll have that later this half hour. >>> now to the fallout from the first presidential debate. president trump took a victory lap telling supporters he took the fight to biden. now the debate moderator is speaking out for the first time about that chaos on the stage. this morning, president trump clai

his name is kenneth walker.when she was killed by louisville police officers on march 13th. he told us they were in bed watching a movie when police raided the apartment as part of a narcotics investigation that was targeting her ex boyfriend. should point out kenneth walker and breonna taylor do not have a criminal history, and no illega. we went to louisville over the weekend to talk with kenneth walker about that night. >> to the world this a hashtag and picture and all that. but to me it was much more. more than a girlfriend too, i think that's what i want the world to know the most. that was my best friend. the most important pretty much to me on the earth. and they took her. >> let's go back to that day. what kind of day was it for you two? >> it was a normal day. it was a relaxed day. really just chillin' and just being us. you know, we went on a date, went out to eat. went back to the house planning >> take us to that moment when you life really changed forever. >> it was a loud bang at door. and nobody

i think he is. >> kenneth walker says he is a protector. >> your actions are sometimes still to blamehether you did it intentionally or not. >> reporter: but to walker, the blame lies with the officers who fired inside that hallway. >> his words are incredible. so anything he says is irrelevant. whoever shot her is responsible for her death. whoever allowed them to come there and do that, they're responsible. >>> when we come back, how the death of george floyd would inspire calls for justice for breonna taylor. >> say her name! >> breonna taylor! >> how officer mattingly sees the cases as she differently. >> this is not a race thing, this is not kneeling on a neck, this is nothing like that. and it continuously eliminates odors in the air and on soft surfaces. for 45 days. a blast of immune support and the confidence to take on the day. that's why airborne is the only #1 pharmacist recommended immune support brand. airborne. your daily dose of confidence. it's ohey. think you're managing your moderate to severe ulcerative colitis or crohn's disease? -are you ok? -i did. but even when

thank you. >> thank you, kenneth.t is stephen. >> okay. so kind of what a lot of people have been saying. i'm -- i'm for increasing density along transit corridors. i feel like there's plenty of space to add a story to one-story buildings along west portal. it wouldn't change -- minimal impacts to the neighborhood. it wouldn't change much to the neighborhood if we do it right, but there's also one thing that i think we also need to reduce the [inaudible] we've found out that telecommuting is possible. recent survey said that two thirds of all tech workers would leave san francisco if they could. there's a latent demand to get out of san francisco. if they had a chance to get out of san francisco and still work here, they would do so. that would make it easier for those who want to live here to be able to afford houses. >> thank you, stephen. now we'll move to question number two. how would you address providing more affordable housing in district 7? do you support programs that encourage the building of more accessory

thank you. >> thank you, kenneth.is stephen. >> okay. so kind of what a lot of people have been saying. i'm -- i'm for increasing density along transit corridors. i feel like there's plenty of space to add a story to one-story buildings along west portal. it wouldn't change -- minimal impacts to the neighborhood. it wouldn't change much to the neighborhood if we do it right, but there's also one thing that i think we also need to reduce the [inaudible] we've found out that telecommuting is possible. recent survey said that two thirds of all tech workers would leave san francisco if they could. there's a latent demand to get out of san francisco. if they had a chance to get out of san francisco and still work here, they would do so. that would make it easier for those who want to live here to be able to afford houses. >> thank you, stephen. now we'll move to question number two. how would you address providing more affordable housing in district 7? do you support programs that encourage the building of more accessory d

thank you. >> thank you, kenneth. what a lot of people have been saying. i'm -- i'm for increasing density along transit corridors. i feel like there's plenty of space to add a story to one-story buildings along west portal. it wouldn't change -- minimal impacts to the neighborhood. it wouldn't change much to the neighborhood if we do it right, but there's also one thing that i think we also need to reduce the [inaudible] we've found out that telecommuting is possible. recent survey said that two thirds of all tech workers would leave san francisco if they could. there's a latent demand to get out of san francisco. if they had a chance to get out of san francisco and still work here, they would do so. that would make it easier for those who want to live here to be able to afford houses. >> thank you, stephen. now we'll move to question number two. how would you address providing more affordable housing in district 7? do you support programs that encourage the building of more accessory dwelling units, commonly known a

thank you. >> thank you, kenneth.hat a lot of people have been saying. i'm -- i'm for increasing density along transit corridors. i feel like there's plenty of space to add a story to one-story buildings along west portal. it wouldn't change -- minimal impacts to the neighborhood. it wouldn't change much to the neighborhood if we do it right, but there's also one thing that i think we also need to reduce the [inaudible] we've found out that telecommuting is possible. recent survey said that two thirds of all tech workers would leave san francisco if they could. there's a latent demand to get out of san francisco. if they had a chance to get out of san francisco and still work here, they would do so. that would make it easier for those who want to live here to be able to afford houses. >> thank you, stephen. now we'll move to question number two. how would you address providing more affordable housing in district 7? do you support programs that encourage the building of more accessory dwelling units, commonly known as

thank you. >> thank you, kenneth.t is stephen. >> okay. so kind of what a lot of people have been saying. i'm -- i'm for increasing density along transit corridors. i feel like there's plenty of space to add a story to one-story buildings along west portal. it wouldn't change -- minimal impacts to the neighborhood. it wouldn't change much to the neighborhood if we do it right, but there's also one thing that i think we also need to reduce the [inaudible] we've found out that telecommuting is possible. recent survey said that two thirds of all tech workers would leave san francisco if they could. there's a latent demand to get out of san francisco. if they had a chance to get out of san francisco and still work here, they would do so. that would make it easier for those who want to live here to be able to afford houses. >> thank you, stephen. now we'll move to question number two. how would you address providing more affordable housing in district 7? do you support programs that encourage the building of more accessory

. >>> now to a cbs news exclusive, the only broadcast interview with breonna taylor's boyfriend, kenneth walker. he and taylor were together when police carried out a botched raid at her louisville apartment in march. walker fired a shot believing they were intruders, officers returned fire killing taylor. none of the officers were charged in her death. wlker told "cbs this morning's" gayle king how he wants the world to remember taylor. >> to the world just hashtag, a picture and all of that but to me it was much more. >> yes. >> more than a girlfriend, too, i think that's what i want the world to know the most. that was my best friend. >> that was your best friend. >> easy. the most important person to me pretty much on earth, and they took her. >> you can see more of gayle's exclusive broadcast interview with kenneth walker coming up on "cbs this morning." >>> and coming up on the "cbs morning news," a crew including an american astronaut launches to the international space station and marks the end of an era. >>> and streaming shakeup, netflix pulls its free 30-day trial. this is the

kenneth, mona. >> stay vigilant. andrea, thank you. >>> coming up, the new effort to pass an economic stimulus plan. >>> plus, the shark attack in florida. a man suffering a gruesome injury. he describes what it felt like next. charted our own paths. i wasn't going to just back down from moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. psoriatic arthritis wasn't going to change who i am. when i learned that my joint pain could mean permanent joint damage, i asked about enbrel. enbrel helps relieve joint pain, and helps stop permanent joint damage. plus enbrel helps skin get clearer in psoriatic arthritis. ask your doctor about enbrel, so you can get back hd 8. nervous system and blood disorders and allergic reactions have occurred. tell your doctor if you've been someplace where fungal infections are common. or if you're prone to infections, have cuts or sores, have had hepatitis b, have been treated for heart failure, or if you have persistent fever, bruising, bleeding or paleness. don't start enbrel if you have an infectio

taylor's boyfriend, kenneth walker, tells gayle king what they heard that night and why he fired his, which is licensed, at officers. >> reporter: take us to that moment when your life really changed forever. >> it was a loud bang at the door, and nobody was responding. we were saying, "who is it?" >> reporter: you all did ask, "who is it?" >> several times, several times, both of us. there was no response. >> reporter: you know, the police say that they said several times, "it's the police." >> if they knocked on the door and said who it was, we could hear them. it was dead silent. >> reporter: so the doors-- the doors fly off the hinges. >> i let out one shot, and, you know, i'm figuring somebody is trying to break in or some, they're not going to do anything after that. >> reporter: and after that, what happens? >> you know, i don't think i ever heard so many gunshots, like, all at the same time. >> reporter: when did you realize that breonna had been shot? >> i guess in the-- in the middle of all the gunfire. like, she screamed. like, i was holding her hand. >> reporter: you were

only on cbs news: breonna taylor's boyfriend kenneth walker speaks to gayle king. and after the curtain fell on in-person performances how one theater is proving all the world's a stage. >> this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening and thank you for joining us. there are several developing stories as we come on the air, including two significant setbacks tonight in the search for a cure for coronavirus. just as cases are spiking nationwide, we're going to get to that and the drug companies that are now pausing their tests on experimental drugs in just a moment. but we're going to begin with that marathon confirmation hearing on capitol hill that is now stretching into the night. president trump's pick for the supreme court, judge amy coney barrett, has spent the day defending her judicial philosophy and dodging questions about how she'd rule on future cases, including next month's challenge to obamacare. barrett also refused to say how she would rule on abortion, insisting she has not made d

kenneth and mona. >> all right, rick klein, we appreciate it. and we have much more analysis on abcnews.com. >>> now the latest on the coronavirus cases linked to the white house. abc news confirming new cases overnight just hours after president trump released this video call his infection a, quote, blessing in disguise. here's abc's andrea fujii. >> reporter: this morning the coronavirus outbreak at the white house growing. an internal memo obtained by abc news revealing at least 34 people have now tested positive up from 24 wednesday afternoon. and now another top military official is positive after attending a meeting with the joint chiefs. general gary thomas is second in command of the marine corps. all but one of the joint chiefs are now in isolation after coast guard admiral charles ray tested positive. meanwhile, president trump returning to the oval office wednesday. his doctors saying the president has been symptom-free for over 24 hours. >> i went in. i wasn't feeling so hot. and within a very short period of time they gave me regene

only on cbs news: breonna taylor's boyfriend, kenneth walker, tells gayle king about the night his girlfriend was shot and killed by louisville police. >> she screamed. like, i was holding her hand. >> reporter: you were holding her hand? >> yeah, like, while this was happening, pulling her down to the ground. >> o'donnell: and the american astronaut who spent her 42nd birthday blasting off into space. it's truly out of this world. >> this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening, and thank you for joining us. we are going to begin tonight with that revealing new announcement from melania trump, and a dire new warning about coronavirus spreading at thanksgiving. tonight, the first lady says her son, barron, did have the virus at the same time that she and the president were infected, but that the 14-year-old has now tested negative. and she's opening up about what she calls a roller coaster of symptoms, even as her husband has declared himself cured and immune from the virus. tonight, he's holding another campaign rally in

his girlfriend's death even though it was police who killed her. >> the impossible situation that kenneth walker put her in in that hallway, with this narrow hallway, shooting from it, him diving out, i'm assuming she was trying to follow him into the room. >> reporter: people who support taylor's family are outraged by this. walker said he would never knowingly shoot a police officer. his lawyers say if he can be sued, any legal gun owner should be concerned about this. david? >> steve, thank you. >>> as the u.s. battles the surge of the virus, and europe deals with a deadly second wave, virus hunters, scientists, are fighting to keep americans safe from another virus like this one. james longman on the front lines from the middle of this country all the way to liberia. >> reporter: tonight, as coronavirus surges around the world, researchers say this pandemic was just a wake up call. with covid sweeping the midwest, the u.s. government operates an advanced laboratory here in iowa, tasked with protecting americans from a new deadly virus. we got exclusive access to the site. >> this is a

. >> earlier kenneth and i spoke with martha raddatz about the impact of the president testing positive. sflt world is already looking at the united states in terms of covid-19, the record the united states has with covid-19 and they heard and hear constantly what the president is saying about it. and that it is not something he worries about greatly in terms of himself and others in the white house because they're protected in some ways because they're tested all the time and if it can hit the white house it really can truly hit anywhere. other foreign leaders looking towards the u.s. as well and reaction here. we'll certainly have to look at all of his national security team as well and keep an eye on them meaning the president does get briefed very frequently. i believe he was supposed to have one friday morning as well. that will be off. they obviously can brief him, but this could very easily spread to the white house, the president meets with all kinds of people. it's not just hope hicks anymore. i mean you're talking about hours later the president also tested positive, the first

a panel of scholars discusses the impact of kenneth gibson, the first black mayor of any major northeastern city. they examined this election on the broader civil rights movement and how gibson did and did not meet the expectations of the black voters who elected him. this event was part of the association for the study of african-american life and history's annual conference and provided the video. good morning, everyone and thank you for joining us for what promises to be a timely, eliminating roundtable discussion looking back on the 50th anniversary of the successful struggle to elect newark's first black mayor, kenneth gibson. elected in june of 1917, is an 1970,stration marked -- his administration was part of a wave of political to 1974.ion from 1967 his history is vital right now as black lives struggle against police violence against george floyd, breonna taylor, and the attempted murder of jacob blake have found a call for black liberation ball raising familiar questions about the roles of electoral politics and black freedom struggles. electionago, gibson's came on the heels of t

kenneth, mona. >> all right, andrew dymburt there live in washington, thank you. >>> facebook says it'scking eo.n on all pages and gra qanop atep qon wheth will be revee acowmabehoanics ae taking shelter in cancun as one of the biggest storms to ever hit that region slams the shore. hurricane delta has just been downgraded to a category 3, but it's set to become the record tenth named storm to make landfall in the u.s. during one season. here's abc's andrea fujii. >> reporter: overnight, thousands of tourists trapped in the bull's-eye as hurricane delta bears down on cancun. >> we're just trying to get out of here. >> reporter: the powerful storm catching vacationers off guard. airports packed as travelers scramble to get out. officials in cancun clearing out more than 30,000 people staying. many were moved to these makeshift shelters inland. >> never been to a hurricane area. coastline, heavy rain, high winds and dangerous storm surge slamming beaches and now -- >> i am issuing a mandatory evacuation for all tourists and visitors who are currently visiting or planning to visit our coas

the police officer shot in the operation that killed her now suing taylor's boyfriend kenneth walker for shooting him. >> i was a victim as well. my family has been a victim in this. >> the outrage this morning. >>> fire pit alert. with sales soaring as temperatures drop new warnings on the hot product's hidden risk. a look at the potential dangers. our eye-opening demo. >>> month-long black friday. how the big brands are getting a jump on holiday deals this year. where you can save big right now. ♪ make it pop ♪ d.j. blow my speakers up >>> it's our countdown to halloween. we're celebrating like never before, the tiniest new stars of our annual spooktacular and the costumes that will have you howling. plus on this halloween eve we'll treat to you a super surprise that will make your friday only on "gma." >>> good morning, america. thank you for being with us on this friday morning. we are celebrating halloween early this morning. a day early. we have some special guests that are taking over times square. >> we sure do. check them out. they're right there. all kinds of kids decked ou

kenneth and mona? >> alex, thank you. >>> developing here in new york, one person was killed and two others injured when a sea plane crashed into a pier in queens. witnesses said the plane bounced on the water at least twice before striking the pier at high speed. no one on the ground was injured. federal officials are looking into the cause of the incident. >>> now to record-breaking wildfires devastating california. those flames scorching more than 4 million acres. that's double the previous record set in 2018. firefighters are battling 20 major fires with about two months remaining in the fire season. 31 people have died this year. >>> tropical storm gamma is stalled over the yucatan peninsula of mexico. it's expected to crawl along mexico's coast dumping more heavy rain before making a turn to the north. at least six people died as the storm battered the region with near hurricane-force winds, fallen trees, black-outs and flooding have been reported. >>> time for a look at your monday morning weath

kenneth walker fired one shot from his licensed gun. that was the shot that hit sergeant jonathan mattingly in the leg. the three police officers at the scene fired 32 shots back. >> she screamed. like, i was holding her hand. >> you were holding her hand. >> yeah, like while this was happening. i pulled her down to the ground. she was just scared, so she just didn't get down. >> so in the middle of all of this, you realize that she's been hit. was she alive at the time? >> she was still and when all the gunfire stopped. and i was holding her. >> reporter: once the shooting stopped, walker called his mother, then 911, still not realizing it was the police who fired at them. >> 911, operator, what is your emergency? >> i don't know what's happening. somebody kicked in the door and shot my girlfriend. >> reporter: walker went outside, seeking help for his girlfriend. there he saw police with guns drawn, threatening him with police dogs. >> officer asked me, was i hit by any bullets, i said, no. he said, that's unfortunate. >> walker was a

sir kenneth branagh. he goes are you [ bleep ] kidding me?e. i don't know how this happened. but i did it. i worked my ass off for those two days and bluffed my way into it and got the job for "death on the nile" which comes out eventually because of covid. >> jimmy: right. >> and then ended up doing "rebecca" afterward. so all the work i did on death on the nile to the director ben wheatley he was like can you do an english accent? i was like, listen, ben. sir ken branagh approved. i don't know who you think you are. but yes, yes i can. >> jimmy: chim cheerery and all that stuff. >> dick van dyke me up a chimney sweep. let's go. [ applause ] >> jimmy: if you want to see a fabulous english accent "rebecca" -- >> i don't know -- wait, let's start that again. just an english accent. >> jimmy: a lovely english accent. >> lovely. >> jimmy: rebecca opens in theaters october 16th and is on netflix october 21st. armie hammer, everybody. thanks for coming and being here in person, armie. we'll be back with marlon wayans. [ applause ] hola, soy j balv

. >> good morning, kenneth, good morning, mona.ox is a med and engineering student at duke who was inspired seven years ago to join be the match. it's a decision that would alter his life forever. when daniel cox was a senior in high school, he was looking for some last-minute inspiration for a project for speech class. >> it was like the night before it was due. i came home from school and saw this segment of robin roberts about be the match. >> 70% of the people who need marrow transplants do not have a match in their family. >> looked up some more about it and just kind of on a whim and i'm like, this is due, i'm just going to do my speech on this. >> what started as a procrastinated project turned into a passion, one that could change the trajectory of dan's life. >> i registered to be a donor and within three months i was matched up with missy. >> dan providing a life-saving bone marrow transplant to missy jenetti. who is battling cancer. his donation worked. dan admits he's becoming like family. >> we became really close. we

kenneth walker said we knocked.ness says we knocked, so if you didn't hear us knock, you won't hear us announce. >> reporter: mattingly says once the team enters the dark apartment he sees two figures in the hallway. how far away from you? >> about 20, 25 feet. yeah, probably 20, 25 feet. as soon as i turn the corner my eyes went straight to the barrel of this gun. i could see the tip of it and my eyes just focused in on it. >> reporter: breonna's boyfriend, 27-year-old kenneth walker, a legal gun owner fired a shot. later telling investigators, he fired because he didn't know who was bursting through the door. an fbi ballistics report says it was walker's bullet that struck mattingly. >> as soon as i felt the smack on my leg and the heat, boom, boom, boom, returned shots, four shots. from start to finish from the time i got shot to the time i'm on the ground and heard that last volley of shots, 12 seconds total. >> i don't know what's happening. somebody kicked in the door and my girlfriend -- where was she shot at

a panel of scholars discusses the impact of kenneth gibson, the first black mayor of any major northeasternon on the broader civil rights movement and how gibson did and did not meet the expectations of the black voters who elected him. this event was part of the association for the study of african-american life and history's annual

the grand jury heard from the night of the raid was the 911 call from breonna taylor's boyfriend, kenneth walker. he says he fired a warning shot at who he thought were intruders. officers returned fire with 32 bullets. >> >> reporter: the thing that stood out to me when i was talking to him, he said, why would i call 911 if i thought it was the police? >> that resonated with me, because he didn't know who it was that was coming in. he had no idea. you could hear the distress. everything about what he said was believable. it made sense all the way through. >> you found him credible? >> yes. >> totally believable. >> did you find the police cred snibl >> no. >> no, too many inconsistencies in their story. i understand that in the situation like that, you may not remember. but i didn't find their testimony credible. >> what was your understanding about what happened that night? >> it was a mess. there didn't seem to me that there was any organization or almost any leadership in the whole operation. >> from the evidence that i heard, this thing started out, you don't need seven cops to go up

kenneth walking went to jail for allegedly shooting mattingly.es were dismissed. he hired the attorneys to file a lawsuit against the commonwealth of kentucky and city of louisville claiming police misconduct. they break into his house, kill his girlfriend, frame him for it to cover it up. when that coverup falls apart because it is so inconsistent with the evidence, the case is dismissed and the charges go away. he's supposed to say thank you? no. there has to be a consequence. if daniel cameron won't hold them responsible, we will in the civil case. >> you are a member of the legal team but also one of kenny's childhood friends. >> he really does build his life protecting others and comforting others. it sucks to see someone you've known their entire life hurting. he was 27 years old and never involved in the criminal justice system at all. all of a sudden the police announce and decide at 1:00 in the morning, i'm going to decide tonight to shoot at a cop, it doesn't make any sense. that's why a dozen witnesses, neighbors all said they never he

why one of the officers is now suing her boyfriend, kenneth walker.e have the response from walker's attorney. >>> bubba's new team. first on "cbs this morning," nascar drivers bubba wallace and denny hamlin tell us about their new venture with basketball icon michael jordan. >> first, today's "eye opener." it's your world in 90 seconds. >> right here in florida, it's up to you. you hold the key. if florida goes blue, it's over. >> the candidates are making their final push in key battleground states. >> you have to get out and vote. we are creating the greatest red wave in the history of our country. >> a louisville police officer who was shot during the raid that killed breonna taylor is countersuing taylor's boyfriend. >> the law is not on their side. the facts are not on their side. >> it just felt like the windows and roof was going to come off. >> gulf states are recovering after getting slammed by hurricane zeta. >> i have no lights. i don't know how long i'll be without power. >> trevor lawrence has tested positive for covid-19. he will miss s

kenneth walker gave an exclusive interview.er police officer saying they announced themselves before breaking into taylor's apartment. here's walker painting a different picture. >> she's still saying who is it the whole time? i'm saying who is it now? i grabbed my gun, then we proceed to go answer the door, when we get in the doorway of the bedroom, the door flies open. >> walker did shoot and wounded one officer. you can hear more from him on "good morning america" at 7:00 on abc7. >>> to your morning money report. some surprising numbers from the u.s. labor department which released the weekly jobless claims report about an hour ago. here's what we've learned. 787,000 new jobless claims were filed last week, that's lower than the 870,000 that was forecasted. it's the lowest several since march before the coronavirus shut down the country. the labor department reports 8.3 million continuing claims, that's down by 1 million from last week. >>> let's look at the new york stock exchange as trading gets under way. we are up right

kenneth walker was the only other person in the apartment with breonna that night.truders were trying to break in. this morning, kenneth walker, breonna taylor's boyfriend, is speaking out just hours after one of the officers involved in the shooting told abc news and the "courier-journal" that police did announce themselves at the door. >> she had been sleeping, and i was kind of dozing off. there was a loud bang at the door. >> reporter: that bang, as we now know, was officers executing a search warrant. >> she was scared to death as was i. >> reporter: walker says they never heard police announce themselves. >> she is still saying who is it the whole time. i'm saying who is it now? it's too late for anybody to be knocking on the door. so i grabbed my gun, then we proceed to go answer the door, and when we get right in the doorway of the bedroom, the door flies open. >> reporter: one of the people rushing through that door, sergeant jonathan mattingly, who told michael in that abc news/"courier-journal" exclusive interview that the officers had identified themselv

i'm kenneth moton.e reyes, with our philadelphia station, and her husband, who is with our station in d.c., they decided they were going to try to figure out how news anchors talk at home or show you how news anchors talk at home. take a listen. >> reporting live here in the kitchen. your name now is 5:52. we're trying to figure out what we'd like for dinner. the options are right now lasagne, chicken fettucini alfredo or a ribeye. if you could help us out, we'd love to hear from you. send us an e-mail at 7abc.com and let us know the choices for tonight. >> so it goes on and he answers and he's like, well, actually, i looked at the options in his reporter voice. but at the end, my favorite part is they go, no, what do you really want for dinner? and he's like, not mcdonald's. >> so many people have sent this video to me. we know them. in this case, we actually do morning america." >>> right now on "america this morning," new confusion surrounding president trump's condition after testing positive for co

kenneth walker was licensed gunowner who fired on people breaking into his house.more than 20 rounds in return. where does that factor in? >> well, it obviously didn't factor in with this grand jury proceedings. let me first respond to your guest. to say that he lied more than once is a gross understatement. he repeatedly lied. and not only, that he gave this grand jury no opportunity to actually explore other charges. and what's really, really sad is this grand jury was -- you read the transcript and you listened to the audio, they were inquiring. they were asking the right questions. and what they were met with was well, those crimes don't apply here because we don't think that they'll stick. no, no, no, no. as a prosecutor, you're supposed to be the legal adviser. daniel cameron tried to insult the public's intelligence by saying well, the grand juries could have asked questions. they actually did. they did ask those questions. you didn't answer them. and we have to think about these jurors not being legal scholars. they're not trained in the law. they usually d

cameron has said the officers were justified in shooting because taylor's boyfriend kenneth walker fired first and wounding an officer. walker thought it was a home invasion and officers never announced themselves but police say they did. now the officer who was hit is speaking out for the first time. >> it's not a race thing like people want to try to make it to be. it's not. this is a point we were doing our job and re returned fire. this is not us hunting somebody down. this is not kneeling on a neck. >> now taylor's family demanding a special prosecutor take over the case. >> i hope to have this thing start over because it's been done wrong from the very beginning. >> the attorney for breonna taylor's family have started the process of officially that kentucky attorney general be removed from the case and a special prosecutor take his play. he will not appeal the judge's decisions even though he does not agree with allowing the jurors to speak. >>> hundreds of migrant children separated from their families three years ago still have not located their parents. it's been three years si

her boyfriend kenneth walker testified he rushed out of bed and grabbed his handgun on the night of thefatal raid, fearing a home invasion after he heard loud and repeated banging on taylor's front door. >> i was scared to death. yelling at the top of her lungs. amy: over the weekend, a second anonymous member of the grand jury asked a judge to allow them to speak publicly about the case. later in the broadcast, we will go to kentucky for latest on the police killing of breonna taylor. we will speak with attica scott, the first african-american state legislator of kentucky and breonna taylor family attorney benjamin crurump. in california, 17 people were arrested friday during a protest outside governor gavin newsom's mansion over the june police killing of 22-year-old sean monterrosa. among the people arrested were monterrosa's two sisters, ashley and michelle monterrosa. the protest was held to mark the four-month anniversary of sean 's killing as the family continues to demand justice. sean monterrosa was kneeling and had his hands up outside a walgreens when a police officer in an u

taylor's boyfriend, kenneth walker, is seen sobbing and telling police that taylor was dead.ice shot the e.r. tech six times inside her own home in march. no officers have been charged in her death. and there is still much more news ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news." a big week for women in science. meet the chemists whose work could help cure some deadly illnesses. later, trump and biden supporters living in peace under the same roof. some college students show us how it's done. this election, all californians will be able to vote safely from home. every active, registered voter will receive a vote-by-mail ballot with a unique barcode. you can track it using where's my ballot? and you'll receive automatic notifications by text, email or voice call to let you know the status of your ballot once you mail it, drop it off at your polling place or at a drop box. vote by mail ballots. simple, safe, secure. counted. learn more at vote.ca.gov >> o'donnell: tonight, minnesota's governor has sent national guard troops to minneapolis after the former officer charged with murdering

but let's go to kenneth walker and his encounter with police. 32 shots fired that night after he firedd was one warning shot. not knowing what was happening in his apartment. >> so i do believe that the officers were definitely justified in returning fire. >> 32 shots, ryan? >> well, in a situation like that when you return fire to stop a threat, typically, you may not be aware of how many rounds someone else is firing, how many other officers are firing, and perhaps you may not have an accurate count of the rounds you fired in a high-stress situation like that. >> how do you explain the incident report from the night that said there was no forced entry in the apartment. we know that's not true. they said that there were no shots that were fired when breonna taylor was hit at least five times. >> obviously the information had not been completely filled out in the portion of the incident report that was released. not by any means suggesting that the police were saying none of those things occurred because it was obvious they had. not being part of the investigation i think probably the

kentucky, a police officer involved in the raid that left breonna taylor dead has sued her boyfriend kenneth walker sergeant jonatha mattingly claims walker inflicted battery, assault and emotional distress by shooting him walker says he thought the officers were intruders. no charges were brought against any officer in connection with taylor's death. >>> a new warning from federal authorities that iran ha successfully obtained voter registration data in at least one state. and there's alarming new evidence russian hackers may be trying to meddle again. tom costello takes us inside the u.s.'s command center and their effort to prevent interference. >> reporter: u.s. sources say the russian military intelligence hackers known as fancy bea that targeted the clinton campaign in 2016 are at it again this time targeting democratic state party email accounts in california and indiana, and u.s. think tanks. at homeland security's cyber security election command center in virginia, analysts coordinate with the fbi, the military and 8,800 election officials nationwide. >> i'm concerned about everythi