one man who has been charged over shooting and injuring 2 police officers during protests in the kentucky city on wednesday night their arrest began after a grand jury decided against charges for 3 officers for the black woman's death during a drug raid in march 1 officer was charged for endangering taylor's neighbors over one $120.00 protesters were arrested overnight with demonstrations taking place in several other cities the maryville has called for calm as the city approaches another nighttime curfew. what we saw last night with the 2 police officers being shot is obviously completely unacceptable by alliance will only be a source of pain not a cure for pain and we know that violence is never the answer our community is hurting many see brianna taylor's case as both the tragic death of a young woman and the continuation of a long pattern of devaluation in violence that black women and men face in our country as they have historically but the question obviously is what do we do with this pain there is no one answer no easy answer to that question but i do know this violence is not the answ

one man has been charged in the shooting and injuring 2 police officers during protests in the kentucky cityon wednesday night the rest began after a grand jury decided against charges for 3 officers for the black woman's death during a drug raid in march 1 officer was charged for endangering taylor's neighbors 120 protesters were arrested overnight. what we saw last night with the 2 police officers being shot is obviously completely unacceptable by alliance will only be a source of pain not a cure for pain and we know that violence is never the answer our community is hurting many see brianna taylor's case as both the tragic death of a young woman and the continuation of a long pattern of devaluation in violence that black women and men face in our country as they have historically but the question obviously is what do we do with this pain there is no one answer no easy answer to that question but i do know this violence is not the answer and destruction is not the answer. reattain his family lawyer has denounced the decision saying it shows a divided and unequal justice system the want to

one man has been charged overshooting and injuring two police officers during protests in the kentucky cityednesday night. a grandst began after jury decided against charges for three officers for the death during a drug raid in march. one officer was charged for endangering taylor's neighbors. over 120 protesters were arrested overnight with demonstrations taking place and several other cities. the mayor of louisville has called for calm as the city approaches another nighttime curfew. >> what we saw last night with the two police officers being shot is oppositely completely unacceptable. violence will only be a source -- forn, not a cure fpo pain. violence is never the answer. our community is hurting. many see breonna taylor's cases both the tragic death of a young woman and a continuation of a lo pattern of devaluation and violenceng that black women and men face in our country as they have historically. the question obviously is, what do we do with this pain? there is no one answer. no easy answer to that question. violencenow this -- is not the answer and destruction is not the answer

but after protests ravaged kentucky's largest city, a wrongful death lawsuit was instigated by breonna'srry for breonna's death. while we await a decision from attorney—general daniel cameron on whether or not charges will be filed in this case, my administration is not waiting to move ahead with needed reforms to prevent a tragedy like this from ever happening again. the dozen reforms announced include commanding officers to review and sign off all search warrants, an early warning system to identify officers with disciplinary problems, and two hours of community service a week encouraged for officers. there are two ongoing investigations into the white police officers involved — a criminal inquiry by the state alongside an fbi enquiry into civil rights violations. but so far, no—one's been charged. a significant as today is, it's only the beginning of getting full justice for breonna. we must not lose focus on what the real drive is, and with that being said, it's time to move forward with the criminal charges because she deserves that and much more. her beautiful spirit and personalit

the city of louisville, kentucky, agreed today to pay $12 million dollars in a settlement with breonna taylor's mother. it came six months after police shot and killed taylor in her apartment. more details later in the program. the uber backup driver involved of the first self-driving vehicle fatality has been charged with in negligent homicide. prosecutors said she fail to look at the road because she was watching a tv show on her phone. new efforts are underway to get another covid relief package through congress. house speaker nancy pelosi said today her chamber will stay in session until there's a deal. meanwhile, a bipartisan group of lawmakers endorsed spending $1.5 trillion. virginia democrat abigail spanberger said it's a way forward. >> the american people need

>>the kentucky city is now under curfew throughout the weekend. not guilty that is the plea entered today by the 26 year-old man accused of shooting 2 police officers in louisville during protests over the death of brianna taylor. lorenzo johnson appeared in an orange jumpsuit today and only spoke when the judge asked if understood the charges he replied that he did bond was then set at 1 million dollars and the judge appointed a public defender to represent johnson at his next court date on october 5th the 2 officers are expected to survive. the 17 year-old charged in the shooting death of 2 protesters in wisconsin appeared in court today, kyle rittenhouse appeared briefly for the hearing via zoom rittenhouse's lawyers are fighting the teens extradition to wisconsin saying he acted in self-defense and that they need more time to prepare the case. the teen surrendered to police the day after killing 2 protesters and wounding a 3rd during protests over the police shooting of jacob blake in kenosha wisconsin. rittenhouse is expected to return to cou

the kentucky city of louisville under curfew now through the weekend. the man who shot an officer during a protest in louisville will be arraigned today 2 officers were shot night before last in protests and here's the radio call from one of the shootings. >>we >>a 26 year-old man was arrested the 2 officers who were shot are doing well in fact, one of them showed up to work yesterday morning. >>major aubrey gregory surprised his colleagues as he walked in. >>to roll call that's the officer who was shot and injured. wednesday night in the protests, he has an injured leg from the shooting the other officer injured still in the hospital recovering from surgery. >>well there are also protests across the bay area for a second night in a row with demonstrators expressing anger and frustration demanding justice as well. >>i cried. i i think many of us. had a very emotional reaction to what happened and even if we did know brianna taylor. this image of this beautiful black women who was peacefully sleeping in her bed to know that people can't even sleep in the

tonight, fury once again spilling out on the streets of louisville, kentucky, the city where breonna taylor once served as an essential worker and was shot and killed in her own home in the spray of police bullets. for those calling for justice for breonna, the fight is far from over. tonight, a city on edge. >> this is definitely not justice for black people. we are so used to the system not working for us that officers get away with murdering us with impunity. >> a scene so familiar, laced with so much pain. police and protesters swirling louisville, kentucky. as a grand jury finished its investigation, nearly 200 days after the death of breonna taylor. >> when you murder someone you're supposed to be charged with murder. we believe they should have been indicted on murder charges. >> no murder charges were filed, nor manslaughter charges either. against the officers for taylor's killing. the grand jury did indict hankenson on three counts of wanton endangerment. for gunfire endangering the neighbors. a lot of outrage surrounds this idea that the indictment names neighbors but not

tayla one man has been charged of a shooting and injuring 2 police officers during protests in the kentucky city on wednesday night the rest began after a grand jury decided against charges for 3 offices for the black woman's death during a drug raid in march 1 officer was charged for endangering taylor's neighbors $120.00 protest as for arrested overnight with demonstrations taking place in several other cities maryvale is called for calm as the city approaches another not time caffeine what we saw last night with the 2 police officers being shot is obviously completely unacceptable by alliance will only be a source of pain not a cure for pain and we know that violence is never the answer our community is hurting. many see brianna taylor's case as both the tragic death of a young woman and the continuation of a long pattern of devaluation in violence that black women and men face in our country as they have historically but the question obviously is what do we do with this pain there is no one answer no easy answer to that question but i do know this violence is not the answer and destruction i

the city council in louisville, kentucky has already banned so—called no not already banned so—calledto a property without warning. 0ne of the other reforms that are being seen as part of this settle m e nt being seen as part of this settlement is a requirement that all search warrants be approved in advance by a senior officer and that police where body cameras and paramedics and social workers be present at the time of such a search. well, this is what breonna taylor's mother, tamika palmer, had to say today. as significant as today is, it's only the beginning of getting full justice for breonna. her beautiful spirit and personality is working through all of us on the ground. so, please, continue to say her name. tamika palmer there, of course, breonna taylor is met mother. david, as you have noted, there has been pressure mounting that dou btless has been pressure mounting that doubtless led to this but the family and many other campaigners would like to see more done. absolutely and breonna taylor's name, of course, has become a symbol for the fight or racialjustice here in the un

we are monitoring my pictures from louisville, kentucky, the latest flash point in the black lives matter movement. at this hour, the cityf louisville and others across the country are once again the scene of mass protests filling the streets. kentucky's largest city, the demonstrations turned violent late wednesday. two police officers were shot, suffering we are told are nonlife-threatening injuries. a suspect is in custody and a curfew now in effect until 6:00 a.m. if the protests and violence, heels of a grand jury decision announced wednesday afternoon not to charge three officers directly for the shooting death of breonna taylor last march. things have calmed down a bit on the streets of louisville. fox news correspondent matt finn has been there all day and joins us live now. what's the latest? >> rick, the latest louisville police tell us the middle east 46 arrests today and were probably witnessing a few more over here. this been about a dozen or two dozen people detained from a short while ago there were flareups on and off, protesters taunting police, yelling curse words at them and over and over again police

cities including new york chicago and atlanta as protesters demand justice for what they call unwarranted police violence. well our correspondent stefan simons is standing by for us in louisville kentucky she found the protests are being held in cities across the u.s. but your in taylor's home town where she was killed what's been happening there. you know looking behind me you wouldn't believe what was the picture here just hours ago now we're here at the impromptu memorial or vigil for reality are here at the jefferson park square here in downtown louisville and hours ago this place was packed was packed with protesters was also packed with police with law enforcement hundreds of them and what happened was the protesters took off this place in marches throughout the town police followed as it immediately came to scuffles after the grand jury announced that there will be any charges no arrests no charges filed against any of those officers who were involved in shooting rio not everyone on taylor's 6 times to death. after that's what happened 46 arrests also i think this is number increased there were more arrests later on as well as 2 police officers actually got shot they are in the

the city council in louisville, kentucky has already banned so—called no—knock arrest warrants, thisms that are being seen as part of this settlement is a requirement that all search warrants be approved in advance by a senior officer and that police wear body cameras and that paramedics and social workers be present at the time of such a search. well, this is what breonna taylor's mother, tamika palmer, had to say today. as significant as today is, it's only the beginning of getting full justice for breonna. her beautiful spirit and personality is working through all of us on the ground. so, please, continue to say her name. tamika palmer there, of course, breonna's mother. david, as you've hinted, there's been pressure mounting that doubtless led to this, but there's much more that the family and many other campaigners would like to see done. absolutely and breonna taylor's name, of course, has become a symbol for the fight or racialjustice here in the united states over the last few months. along, of course, with that of george floyd who also died at the hands of police officers a

the mayor of louisville, kentucky, says the city will pay twelve—million dollars to the family of a blackyor greg fischer said he was deeply sorry for her death. now, on bbc news.

cities, portland, oregon, louisville, kentucky, and rochester, new york. three cities in the midst of a call for racial justice, and an end to police brutality. we have reporters in place to bring us the latest on what's happening there and what the residents want. we'll start with gabe gutierrez, joining us from outside the derby at churchill downs, the kentucky derby, of course. welcome to you, gabe. you've spoken to activists on the ground there. how do they feel about this race, and what they're doing there? >> reporter: well hey there, alex. the advocates and activists here that are organizing some of the protests are furious at the fact that the kentucky derby is happening. let me show you about the security presence here. this is the kentucky national guard, state police. they have armored vehicles here. churchill downs is just over there. you can see all this fencing here. and the concern here is what happens when these protesters and counterprotesters clash later on today. will there be any major clashes? now, alex, a short time ago at a park not t

happened to breonna taylor happening to any other family and louisville, kentucky, and we are going to continue that fight beyond the city of louisville, kentucky and throughout this country to protect and to reform police department's across america. we recognize that that this performance is not all-encompassing, and there is still work to be done. and we commit our time, our talent, and our resources to continue to work with the community to fight the systemic racism plaguing our city. we continue to work on behalf and with the protesters who have put their freedom on the line to bring awareness to not just breonna taylor, but to those systemic problems facing our city. we know that without their voice, we would not be here today. attorneys will ensure that prosecutor on the case of protesters are at ministers justice, and not in punitive because those individuals chose to show their voice and shine a light on what was happening in louisville, kentucky. we look forward to being a bridge with the community and leaders to continue to push for change. we will continue to push for the mayor's office and our other elected

we are monitoring my pictures from louisville, kentucky, the latest flash point in the black lives matter movement. at this hour, the cityss the country are once again the scene of mass protests filling the streets. kentucky's largest city, the demonstrations turned violent late wednesday. two police officers were shot, suffering we are told are nonlife-threatening injuries. a suspect is in custody and a curfew now in effect until 6:00 a.m. if the protests and violence, heels of a grand jury decision announced wednesday afternoon not to charge three officers directly for the shooting death of breonna taylo l

in louisville, kentucky the city faces another evening with a 9:00 p.m.people were arrested last night. protesters took to the street for a fourth straight night. deputies stra demonstrations have showed no signs of letting up. >> reporter: it's been a thinning crowd. we had four nights of protests. the first one wednesday night was the biggest night. we had over 120 people arrested across the city. it's been about two dozen per night since then. it was the shooting of the two officers that really did change things here. that's when the tone changed and we saw the numbers thin out. the family and the lawyers have been calling for the transcript of the grand jury meetings to find out what kind of evidence was presented to that grand jury. the attorney general is taking a lot of heat. not only from breonna's family but from the crowds coming out trying to figure out what it was that was discussed. we doebn't know. it goes to the deep distrust between the city and the police force. >> any indication as to whether or not those transcripts from the grand jury

cities including new york chicago and atlanta as protesters demand justice for what they call unwarranted to police violence. well correspondent stefan simons is standing by for us in the evil kentucky shed on the protests being held in cities across the u.s. but your entire as hometown where she was killed what's been happening there. you know looking behind me you wouldn't believe what was the picture here just hours ago now we're here at the impromptu memorial or vigil for rianna taylor here at the jefferson park square here in downtown louisville and hours ago this place was packed was packed with protesters was also packed with police with law enforcement hundreds of them and what happened was the protesters took off this place in marches throughout the town police followed it immediately came to scuffles after the grand jury announced that there will be any charges no arrests no charges filed against any of those officers who were involved in shooting video not every one of taylor's 6 times to death. after that's what happened 46 arrests also i think this is number increased there were more arrests later on as well as 2 police officers actually got shot they are in hospital on

the city council unanimously passed something called bana taylor's law. in washington kentuckyenator rand paul introduced the so-called justice for breonna taylor act which would be in the federal warrants. all of those responses were based on a story that at the most basic level was not true. the summer a tenant in breonna taylor's apartment complex told "the new york times" that he heard police officers out police, the knock three times before they entered her apartment. that was all but ignored. today the attorney general of kentucky daniel cameron confirmed that it is true. there is, he said, uncontested evidence from i witnessed that despite what blm has claimed for half a year, police were not in fact executing a no knock warrant on breonna taylor's apartment. watch. >> evidence shows that officers both knocked and announced their presence at the apartment. the officers statements about their announcement are corroborated by an independent witness. who was near in the proximity to apartment number four. in other words, the warrant was not served as an no-knock warrant. >>

today to honor mayfield fire department chief jeremy creasen for recently being named the kentucky league of city's -- cities' 2020 city employee of the year. mr. creasen joined the mayfield fire department in graves county in 2008. serving as a firefighter and paramedic. he quickly rose to the -- through the ranks to become chief at the age of 34. at a time when essential workers have made numerous adjustments to serve their communities, mr. creasen's dedication to mayfield has been on full display. when personal protective equipment was scarce, he found some of his fellow firefighters to ensure they remained safe. this, along with other precautions he took, have proven to be effective. with no positive cases within the mayfield fire department personnel. in addition to taking good care of his staff, mr. creasen met with local businesses and churches to advise them on capacity seating in their buildings and regulations for reopening. his due diligence is a shining example of caring for others and taking proper precautions to safely reopen. i'm honored to recognize jeremy creasen for this award and

but after protests ravaged kentucky's largest city, a wrongful death lawsuit was instigated by breonna'sy sorry for breonna's death. while we await a decision from attorney—general daniel cameron on whether or not charges will be filed in this case, my administration is not waiting to move ahead with needed reforms to prevent a tragedy like this from ever happening again. the dozen reforms announced include commanding officers to review and sign off all search warrants, an early warning system to identify officers with disciplinary problems, and two hours of community service a week encouraged for officers. there are two ongoing investigations into the white police officers involved — a criminal inquiry by the state alongside an fbi enquiry into civil rights violations. but so far, no—one's been charged. a significant as today is, it's only the beginning of getting full justice for breonna. we must not lose focus on what the real drive is, and with that being said, it's time to move forward with the criminal charges because she deserves that and much more. her beautiful spirit and person

city of louisville in kentucky they're protesting against a decision not to charge police officers for the death of a young black health worker brenda taylor. north korea's leader has issued a rare apology for the killing of a suspected south korean defector the south accuses northern soldiers an atrocious act of brutality for shooting at the civil servant in sr the disputed border then burning his body because of anti coronavirus rules. the french government has reimposed new restrictions and some cities after reporting a new a daily record of corona virus infections in mass a restaurant and bar owners are protesting against the government's order to shut down all public venues. now does air has learned that the 15th is the date set for the libyan peace talks in geneva and the united nations hopes to name a new envoy any day soon here's our diplomatic editor james bays at the u.n. . libya's prime minister gave his address to the u.n. at a time when a flurry of diplomacy is once again on the way to pull his country out of conflict international efforts to bring peace to libya would der

city of louisville kentucky they're protesting against a decision not to charge police officers from death of young black health workers be and tell you. north korea's leader has issued a rare apology for the killing of a suspected south korean defector accuses northern soldiers of an atrocious acts of brutality for shooting the civil servant in the sea near the disputed border and burning his body because of and she coronavirus rules. senior republicans have distanced themselves from donald trump controversial remarks and promised an orderly transition this comes as trump once again question the fairness of postal voting the french government has reimposed new restrictions in some cities after reporting a new daily record of corona virus infections restaurant and bar owners must say are protesting against the government's order to shut down all public venues butler has more from paris there have been restrictions put in place in several cities to reflect the growing virus infection rates we've seen that in cities like li are nice i must say in the south of the country where the viru

kentucky. protestors taking to the streets, smashing windows and vandalizing city buses as violent demonstrations spread across the country for a second straight night following wednesday's grand jury decision in the breonna taylor case. i'm sandra smith. hello, trace. >> trace: i'm trace gallagher. two dozen people arrested overnight in louisville including a state representative to introduce a ban no-knock warrants. lining up for roll call. the suspect charged in that attack is now scheduled to be arraigned today and the mayor

the mayor of louisville, kentucky, says the city is to pay $12 million to the family of a black womanled by police. breonna taylor was shot eight times when officers burst into her home during a drugs investigation. mayor greg fischer said he was deeply sorry for her death. now on bbc news, click takes a look at how virtual reality is being used to solve this problem by transporting the emergency services into the digital world. this week, taser training. helpful humanoids. and. ..connected cows. moos hey, welcome to click. hope you're doing 0k. if you've got kids, then i hope the whole back—to—school thing is going as well as it can do. to be honest, here, it is a little bit like that. how's it going with you, lara? it's tricky, isn't it? i remember going back as a young child as i was yesterday, when clearly it is not, and i think, as parents, we relive that experience through our children. we certainly do and, let's face it, education is just going to feel different this year. it is also going to be different depending on the age of the kids, really young children will probably be

the mayor of louisville, kentucky, says the city will pay twelve—million dollars to the family of a blackd by police. breonna taylor was shot eight times when officers burst into her home during a drugs investigation. mayor greg fischer said he was deeply sorry for her death. now, on bbc news. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. racial discrimination is america's wound that will not heal. and in this presidential election year, with donald trump in the white house and black lives matter‘s campaigners on the streets, well, race could be politically decisive. my guest today is the award—winning black actor and activist alfre woodard. in her latest movie, she plays the role of a warden responsible for executing prisoners on death row. so, for her, which comes first, her art or her activism? theme music alfre woodard in california, welcome to hardtalk. thank you, i'm happy to be with you. right now, in terms of your own professional career and in terms of the politics of the united states, which matters more to you — your acting or your activism? well, i can't separate them. i am a story

the curfew is in effect for a louisville, kentucky, the city where breonna taylor was killed.fourth night in a row, crowds gathered in the streets on saturday, it demand justice for taylor who was killed by police during a botched drug raid in march. fires were set, buildings were vandalized and 28 people were arrested in louisville saturday night. shimon prokupecz has an update. >> reporter: after spending hours inside jefferson square park and vowing not to leave as curfew approached 9:00 p.m., the protesters all left after police made several announcements, warning them if they did not leave, they would be arrested. as the 9:00 hour approached, the police started to move in, they brought in some of their tactical vehicles, national guard came in, and all of the protesters, by then, had left, and came to this church behind me, which they have been coming to every night, which has been serving as a sanctuary so that they can stay on the property, the churches allowed them to stay on the property so they could avoid arrest. shimon prokupecz, cnn, louisville, kentucky. >>> join

the city of louisville kentucky will pay $12000000.00 to or to the family of brianna teller and introduce police reforms that as part of illegal settlement the killing of the black woman by police in march sparked months of protests and was a catalyst for the black lives matters movement. prosecutors are still investigating the case. reindeer herders in russia have found an immaculately preserved carcass of an ice age cave bear with its teeth and even its nose intact previously scientists that only found the bones of cave bears became extinct about 15000 years ago. while migration policy is likely to feature prominently when european commission chief on the line makes her 1st state of the union speech that's coming up later this morning the need for a common european approach has been made even more acute by last week's morea migrant camp fire on lesbos a love 12000 people homeless greek police have now arrested 5 migrants in connection with that blaze on tuesday european union council president michel paid a visit to those posts. as he walked away from a temporary migrant camp on the gre

kentucky. protestors taking to the streets, smashing windows and vandalizing city buses as violent demonstrations spread across the country for a second straight night following wednesday's grand jury decision in the breonna taylor case. i'm sandra smith. hello, trace. >> trace: i'm trace gallagher. two dozen people arrested overnight in louisville including a state representative to introduce a ban no-knock warrants. lining up for roll call. the suspect charged in that attack is now scheduled to be arraigned today and the mayor of louisville is calling for peaceful protests heading into the weekend. >> it's important for those taking to our streets and those supporting demonstrators from home to understand the power of this moment. you have the attention of the people who lead our government, our businesses, our education. we've engaged in this work and ready to do a lot more but we have to do it together and violence only hurts this cause. >> sandra: mark is live in louisville. >> things have calmed down from last night. as you can imagine there is a lot we want to learn about what happened las

she's a city council woman in louisville, kentucky. thank you, councilwoman, for joining us. a lot of anger, disbelief across the country tonight. what do you think about the protests we're seeing? >> i think that people are in pain and the only way that they know how to be able to articulate or to demonstrate that pain is to take to the streets. and so we're finding that it's occurring not just in louisville, but it's becoming nationwide because breonna taylor has become a rallying cry for justice. and so the people are hurt. we're disappointed. we're devastated. we believe that the system has let us down. but, of course, when the system is not designed to protect people, what other recourse do you have and what can you really expect? >> well, they have other recourses, i'm sure you'll agree, than the shooting of two police officers. you have two police officers who are in the hospital tonight, councilwoman. one is in surgery. both alert.lert, we're told by police chief, and -threaning in but still that is definitely not the way to go. that only takes away from -- from breon

city of louisville in kentucky they're protesting against a decision not to charge police officers for the death of young black health worker program taylor. in a rare move north korea's leader has apologized for the killing of a south korean official as soldiers shot and then burned him near the rivals disputed sea bound chris says it was part of measures to combat coronavirus. u.s. president donald trump is standing by his refusal to commit to a peaceful transfer of power if you lose his november election senior republicans have distanced themselves from his controversial remarks promised an orderly transition. now and hamas and fatah have agreed to hold the 1st palestinian elections in 14 years the rival groups want to form a united opposition against the ills israel and signed with bahrain and the u.a.e. to normalize relations palestinian groups accuse that arab neighbors of trail elections are due to be held within 6 months in any way the world had the facilities restoring our national unity is a strategic and dialogue is the only course to take elections and a democratic process

amy: the city of louisville, kentucky, has agreed to pay the family of breonna taylor $12 million more than six months after police shot and killed the 26-year-old black emergency room technician in her own apartment. it is one of the largest settlements ever reached for a black woman killed by police. we will speak to mychal denzel smith, author of the new book "stakes is high: life after the american dream." then israel signs a u.s.-brokered deal to normalize relations with the united arab emirates and bahrain. >> this date is a pivot of history. peace.lds a new dawn of amy: president trump's supporters sayay he deserves to win the nobel peace prize. we will speak to palestinian-american attorney noura erakat, who sa these are sham deals that will boost oppression in the middle east. all that and more, coming up. welcome toto democracy now!, democracynow.org, the quarantine rereport. i'm amy goodman. the city o of louisville, kentucky, announced d tuesday it will pay the family y of breonoa taylor $12 millionndnd institute a slew of reforms to the police department responsible for he

thank you lawrence, another big story we're following tonight the city of louisville, kentucky has agreed to pay 12 million dollars to the mother of brianna taylor. >>and as part of the deal the city will implement a series of police reform practices that's right this is part of the lawsuit settlement months after breonna taylor. >>was killed by police among other changes, the city agreed to establish a housing credit program as an incentive for officers to live in this areas they serve you social workers provide support on certain police runs and require commanders to review and approve search warrants before seeking judicial approval. brianna's mother tamika palmer says that no amount of money will bring her daughter back but the police reforms mean a great deal to her family. tonight 20 states including california are suing the environmental protection agency over its rollback of methane emission sanders for oil and gas production last month, the epa formally rescinded obama-era standards which regulate methane emissions from oil and gas production processing transmission and storage.

when one in the state of kentucky hundreds of protesters from rival groups of marched through lewisville. companies converged on the city demanding saturday's kentucky derby horse race be transformed still went ahead. denouncing police violence and demanding justice for the police killing of brianna tyler and lewisville pro policemen to show also marched through the city and were confronted by black lives activists. one american company seems to be cashing in on the arrests leading far as make a smith and wesson and jump 140 percent this year that's around $134000000.00 in extra sales i don't again believe the gun boom is symptomatic of the country's political stalemate both sides are arming i mean there are guns everywhere what if you go to one of these protests and in places like the midwest or the west you'll see guns on both sides and it's very dangerous and because people tend to use these weapons and so but the but there's no force capable of stopping this fighting because i'm it seems to have taken a life of its own and it's just part of the whole political structure which is in an excel orating breakdown i mean

city, kids are interacting too much. let me tell you what is coming up in 15 minutes, the latest on louisville, kentucky as the city has aill see what is going on and major protests in new york or chicago and lindsey graham will be here. he has a date to start the hearings on a nominee we don't know about yet. it is full steam ahead. house minority leader kevin mccarthy pushing back on speaker of the house in case you wants to impeach the president again. corey lewandowski on the surge of the president in battleground states, where we go from here. rob smith will be here in florida attorney general ashley moody calling for criminal probe into michael bloomberg after he promises to spend millions of dollars to pay off debts of convicted felons. so they can vote. we will talk about what is at stake and more, we ask even if you are on zoom at school get dressed. here? nope. ♪ here. ♪ when the middle of nowhere... is somewhere. the all-new chevy trailblazer. ♪ ♪ smooth driving pays off with allstate the safer you drive the more you save ♪ you've never been in better hands allstate click or call for a quote today todd: new ca

protests breaking out tonight in louisville, kentucky, and other cities around the nation after a grand jury decides not to charge any louisville police officer directly in the shooting death of breonna taylor. in her own home back in march. one fired officer was indicted only on three counts of first-degree wanton endangerment. louisville police confirm two officers have been shot tonight during protests. one is alert and stable. one is in surgery. their injuries reportedly not life-threatening. the president tweeting, "praying for the two police officers that were shot tonight in louisville, kentucky. the federal government stands behind you and is ready to help. spoke to governor andy beshear and we are prepared to work together immediately upon request." that as the president tonight is refusing to commit to a peaceful transfer of power if he loses to joe biden in the election. >> will you commit to making sure that there is a peaceful transferral of power after the election? >> well, we're going to have to see what happens. you know that. i've been complaining very strongly about t

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determined no one knows meanwhile the state of kentucky hundreds of protesters from rival groups marching through louisville. matter campaign is converging on that city demanding saturday's kentucky derby horse race be canceled it didn't it went ahead the activists were denouncing police violence and demanding justice for the police killing of briana taylor in louisville propylene militia also marched through the city and they were confronted by protesters. among them on top of all this one american company seems to be cashing in on all the unrest leading firearms make a smith and wesson the scene sales job 140 percent this year so 130 $4000000.00 in extra sales daniel is our again we saw him just now believes the gun boom is symptomatic of the country's political stalemate at the moment. both sides are arming i mean there are guns everywhere when if you go to one of these protests and in places like the met midwest or the west you'll see guns on both sides and it's very dangerous and because people tend to use these weapons and so but the but there's no force capable of stopping this fighting because i'm it seems to have taken a life of its own and

some to give up their homes >>> back with a state of emergency declared for louisville, kentucky, police as the cityces for the announcement of the attorney general in the breonna taylor. case, the department is cancelling all time off and vacation requests to make sure it's fully staffed to be clear, we don't know when the announcement will occur. six officers are reportedly under investigation for the deadly raid on taylor's home in march. one officer has been fired. >>> now to our special series planet 2020 a closer look at climate change, in extreme weather, this fire season in the west is already the worst on record. and now many families are wondering, is it time to move with more, here's steve patterson. >> reporter: it's a disastrous new normal. catastrophic fires, once contained at one season, now a harrowing year round battle. >> we've got to go. >> reporter: a major factor, climate change. >> there are tens of millions of people that are choking on climate change right now as a function of the smoke that these fires are producing. >> reporter: in the last 40 years fall temperatures in cal

city of louisville in kentucky is preparing for protests as it awaits an announcement about the fate of police officers who shot brianna tyler the 26 year old black woman died in monch who has become a symbol of police brutality and racial injustice state of emergency has been declared with the attorney general expected to decide whether the officers should be charged last week the city offered taylor's family $12000000.00 payout and pledged police for a full. cameron's main opposition party says one person has been killed in anti-government protests greece used to gas and water cannon to break up crowds in the economic capital it was a protest calling for an end to the long running conflict between english speaking separatists and security forces demonstrators want the president will be at to resign he's beaten path nearly 40 years. 60 years of independence from france as the country faces political uncertainty the muted celebrations come a month off of the military coup that brought the country and the region into crisis as its report. a parade to morgues 60 years of independence l

city of louisville in kentucky is preparing for protests as it awaits an announcement about the fate of police officers who shot brianna taylor the 26 year old woman died in march and she's become a rallying cry for protest against police brutality a state of emergency has been declared the city is expected to decide whether the officers should be charged last week her family was given a $12000000.00 payout from the city pledged police reform. government protesters in egypt have been back on the streets for a 3rd night. though these are pictures from giza just north of cairo demonstrators are calling for president i will fight to l.c.c. to step down as they've been defined a police crackdown which has seen at least 200 people arrested since sunday. all right your state with the headlines your analogies are coming up next we have inside story. as a strictly prepares for bushfire season survivors of the last summer's catastrophic fires are still struggling whether one east follows one community's road to recovery but now just 0. trying to forge a new beginning in mali after months of p