you can hear the officer who has been identified as kim porter. kim potter warren, right, that she was going to tase him. this all started when police pulled right over for a traffic stop. that's when they learned that he had a warrant out for his arrest as police tried to take him into custody. you can see him pull away from the officer get back into his car after being shot once right then drove off crashed a few blocks away. according to court records toward for wright's arrest was for failing to appear in court on charges of running from officers and having a gun without a permit. officer. potter is a 26 year veteran of the police department has now been placed on administrative leave. president biden called the shooting a tragedy on twitter. president biden said he was thinking about dante right. and his family and the pain anger and trauma that black america experiences every day while we await a full investigation. we know what we need to do to move forward. >> rebuild trust and ensure accountability. so no one is above the law. right here i

aile se presenta en cottle a es oficial kim porter, acusada de homicidio en segundo grado,gracias.rma de fuego contra. borja: el expolicÍa derek chauvin, acusado de la muerte de george floyd, invoca la quinta enmienda, no testificar en la corte donde enfrenta varios cargos, entre ellos el de homicidio, la Única vez que se ha escuchado a derek chauvin hablar, fue cuando el juez le formulÓ preguntas en este juicio, que ya cumple casi tres semanas. la defensa terminarÁ de llamar al estrado a un experto, en uso de fuerza policial, un amigo de george floyd, y los funcionarios en el arresto de freud. —— floyd. aileen: el vÍdeo de la cÁmara por foral de la policÍa de chicago que capturÓ el tiroteo mortal de la policÍa contra adÁn sÓlido se darÁ a conocer al pÚblico, los abogados de la familia toledo le expresaron su gratitud por la oportunidad de revisarlo antes de las 20, calificando las imÁgenes como desgarradoras. los manifestantes siguen reclamando transparencia en el caso. borja: la vacuna de johnson&johnson queda en el limbo, mientras reÚnen mÁs informaciÓn que determine si estÁ rel

sabemos que las Últimas horas a la agente kim porter, que llevaba varios aÑos siendo agente de la policÍa ♪ reportera: asÍ es, carolina, borja, el fiscal del condado washington, quien minesota, que es quien culpa de cargo de homicidio involuntario en segundo grado porter por la muerte de daunte wright. porter, de 48 aÑos, se uniÓ a la fuerza policial de brooklyn center en 1995, a la edad de 22 aÑos. ella renunciÓ el martes, diciendo que lo hacÍa por el bien de la comunidad y de sus colegas policÍas. este cargo podrÍa llevar una pena mÁxima, de hasta 20.000 $. este caso ha desencadenado protestas en minnesota, y a nivel nacional, y que sucede cuando se lleva a cabo el juicio contra el expolicÍa derek chauvin, acusado de la muerte de las amÉrica no george floyd. ♪ ♪ regreso con ustedes. borja: gracias, viviana como por su reporte, por solicitud de la familia civil de responsabilidad policial, el oficial que disparÓ mortalmente a adam toledo, de 13 aÑos, en un callejÓn de la vida en chicago. segÚn esta asociaciÓn, llamada copa, familiares de toledo vieron las imÁgenes contra su peticiÓn no d

wright was shot on sunday after being stopped by police for a traffic violation officer kim porter was charged with manslaughter and released on bail the incident reignited days of protests against racial inequality and police brutality police say the officer mistakenly drew her gun instead of her taser. and india has recorded more than $200000.00 new corona virus infections in the past 24 hours its highest daily tally yet it's now the 2nd worst affected country for total infections behind only the united states several states say their health systems are overwhelmed with many hospitals scrambling to find enough beds and oxygen those are the top stories one on one east is next thanks for watching by. no concern about rising food prices is this entirely down to the fact that we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world we live in a prime minister. fixing a war torn economy counting the cost on al-jazeera. in pakistan a battle for one of the last necessities plays out under the cover of documents like the buddha as he stumbled on his i'm a man of that i'm

we'll hear about that in courts like we're hearing this in court maybe it'll be televised officer kim porter as he had charged now tell me about the demonstrations in the wake not only of this continuing televised coverage is the attorney for the defense very true and tries to make out the troy troy. because of what he was taking drugs he was taking let alone the protests because of this killing and on to right and this is the narrative again around police accountability when you are exploited was murder torture and murder by there were charged and within you know 10 hours we had our police chief saying it's because the medical issue and it's like no way now we're hearing oh maybe he did something like the narrative that immediately. you know were huge police officers from any type of accountability when they were murdering executing black wives so i think when you hear that narrative of time and time again it makes sense why we saw the community response that we did and it's largely as we saw with george floyd it was mostly you've you've got out in the streets right where he was executed ha

that on sunday the officer who pulled the trigger kim porter was tried with 2nd degree manslaughter those representing the right family ridiculed the idea of a party had reached for her gun thinking it was a taser when you look at the fact that you didn't know what a 26 year veteran. if she did know in 26 years the difference in sadness and weight of a gun as opposed to a tase then how was she a veteran in police how was she even on the force that long paul has been released on bail and once again hundreds of protesters gathered outside brooklyn santa police station to register their outrage at the death of another young black male lead this way as a result of police escalation but to simply did not need to happen the response from the security forces help us break flash bangs on the frets harass insureds escalation she every time see al-jazeera brooklyn something minnesota. the u.s. and china are the world's 2 biggest polluter is no climate envoy john kerry is in shanghai it cements chinese leaders well the visit is soon make the environment's an area of closer collaboration between the

police chief kim porter a 26 year old veteran of the force was the officer who fired the fatal shot she know faces possible month slaughter charges the family of george floyd took a break from the derek chauvin trial in minneapolis to offer support to the right family and it is just something i could not. then to many apple us minnesota. a suburb or. firmware this show will try recording george floor. were taken place there of a police officer. and. the police say the shooting was a tragic mistake that intended to kill a teenager but she drew her gun and state it's not the story the family is buying how many times in training over the course of 25 years has this officer pulled. and shot her firearm in practice so don't tell us it's an accident. because it undermines the tragic loss of life that this family has experience the protesters say they'll be back again on wednesday and every night it takes until d.c. justice alan fischer al-jazeera brooklyn center minnesota. the u.s. says it's going ahead with the sale of $23000000000.00 worth of weapons to the united arab emirates by the minis

was shot after being pulled over in a traffic stop on sunday the officer who pulled the trigger kim porter says she missed stuck her gun for a taser she's been charged with manslaughter. protests are also held in dallas and portland where the police union building the set on fire these scenes are reminiscent of those in the wake of george floyd's death last year he was killed in police custody in nearby minneapolis 10 miles from brooklyn center that sponsor a wave of nationwide protests and he died when officer derek show of and placed his knee on floyd snack. show in stands charged of murder and manslaughter his trial is currently into its 2nd week radio host wendy pretty who served as a board member of the national diversity coalition for donald trump says that the solution is to rebuild trust between police and minority communities. tensions are so dialed to the left and right the people that are getting hurt are in the middle what's happening right now it's not going to stop it's going to get worse because the lead leadership around many places is weak there is a lack of trust on both

gathered in the city of brooklyn center where the incident took place the officer who fired the shots kim porter say she mistook her for a taser she's not been charged with manslaughter protests are also seen in dallas portland where the police union building the 7 fire scenes reminiscent of those witnessed in the wake of george floyd's death last year about occurred in minneapolis just 10 miles from brooklyn center sparking a wave of nationwide rallies and violence mr floyd died during an arrest by officer derrick chauvinist who placed his neck on the neck of the $46.00 rule for several minutes. and was charged with murder manslaughter on his trial is currently into its 2nd week radio host wayne dupree who served as a board member of the national diversity coalition for donald trump believes it's more vital than ever to rebuild trust between police and minority communities. tensions are so diode to the left and right the people that are getting hurt or in the middle what's happening right now is not going to stop is going to get worse because the leadership around many places is weak there is a

one to rights was shot on sunday after being stopped by police for a traffic violation officer kim porter was charged with manslaughter and released on bail police say the officer mistakenly drew her gun instead of her taser. india has recorded more than $200000.00 new corona virus infections in the past 24 hours that's its highest daily tally it's now the 2nd worst affected country for total infections behind only the united states those are our top stories coming up next this free by. hi anthony ok welcome to the stream on today's episode a new proposed law in salts and the controversy surrounding it the anti separatists bill is its purpose is to stop radicalization but there are many muslims in science who feel that it targets them in the way they wish to practice staff face so online their rallies their campaigns around a couple of different hashtags through instance put to shame or he jabal hands off my hip jab hash tag for all it's his job you can join that discussion with us right now on you to jump into the comment section or be part of today's shot. as a french muslim woman i am

family's lawyer says this is not an accident but we know from from kim porter's boss police chief who has actually subsequently resigned that as far as he was concerned it was a complete accident she meant to reach taser instead reached a gun and shot dead down to the right and she had the trial what was the defense's case today. it's still trying to trying to suggest that reasonable doubt in at least one juror so we've had a forensic pathologist david phyla who's been on the stand for some time now and he has laid out his case it was it was george floyd's preexisting condition was his heart disease as hypertension which which contributed to his death as well as is his drug use in addition he's sort of a new argument which we have not really before that carbon monoxide poisoning had some role to play that the exhaust tail pipe off the police car near to where george floyd was was being pinned down that may have contributed to his trouble breathing of course he would have been having trouble breathing if he was being pinned down of course we would looking forward to the cross-examinati

mistook taser for a gun again we should we should point out that she is well derrick shaven and kim porter they both train as people who are actively training other offices and how to deal with day to day activity and they're the ones who ended up killing 22 black men which goes back to the idea of systemic problems but we know that the national guard and thousands of state troopers have been mobilized but what we've seen all week is the. reaction perhaps due to the uncertainty i don't have the how of the situation to peaceful protest has been over militarized escalate sure you know these are protests against a militarized police force against the escalation of policing when deescalation should be needed and yet the reaction off the governor and the state troopers on the national guard has been escalation of a certain point every evening i guess we'll have to see what happens but that was why there was a fundamental contradiction in what joe biden just said because he said all right we'll have federal will push for federal action on policing but as one of your guests already pointed out ac

brooklyn center during a traffic stop she reportedly made took her gun for her taser that officer kim porter has been charged with second degree murder. demonstrators gathered in minneapolis for 1/7 straight night protest. ng wright's death in the most one of the most black cities in the state. that's why activists and students gathered at the university of minnesota in minneapolis earlier today and tonight, hundreds of people marched in the streets around brooklyn center, minnesota. no word on any damage, violence or arrest. but last night more than 100 people were arrested after protesters broke through the barriers outside police headquarters and clashed with law enforcement officers. right gear and rallies continued around the country today, including in denver, colorado, dozens of people protested recent police shootings at the state capitol building. protesters are calling for justice, it writes death, many say the second degree manslaughter charge against the former officer does not go far enough. and here in the bay area, hundreds of people gathered last night in oakland to protest t

i was on this network yesterday in the city manager called for due process for kim porter the young ladyd in the shooting and it appears that he may been fired ever result of active due process. but she's observed due process in this matter, she deserves to be treated fair. >> we hear what you're saying, turning to the protest breaking out potentially nationwide receiving activity in louisville kentucky, seattle and washington, d.c., and new york city, portland, oregon 200 protesters throwing fireworks and rocks and police in attacking the local law enforcement buildings there, l.a. they call in the national guard, is this the answer, public policy experts, you and i have talked about this is it the answer to turn your own neighborhood for you and your family living to a ghost town, retailers just leave. >> you are absolutely right i have covered just about every right for fox and i've covered baltimore during the freddie gray case and one of the sad commentaries the individual writers went into their own community and destroyed major businesses that they needed to survive in that commun

question is and it still needs to be answered is, the investigation, the actions of this policewoman kim porter by the way, 26 years on. she was the president of the brooklyn center of the police officers association. so all of these things have to be taken into consideration. but a man lost his life and that is the most tragic situation here. >> shannon: and randy, this investigation plays out to what led to the death of daunte wright. what about the protocols? what about the training? this is an experienced officer but as ted said and i've seen this from law enforcement's today, there is generally the placement of the taser in the nondominant hand, the fire and the dominant hand. we hear immediately sing taser, taser, taser. it appears that's what she thinks she is going to deploy. where does this go with protocol and training? >> that will be the linchpin of this investigation. she is an experienced officer. she has 25 years end. she's been involved in other shooting incidents. that is part of the picture appear the other part of the picture is her training. how often does the department tra

kim porter, a 26-year veteran of the brooklyn police force is seen on body cam video dischanneling her gun instead of a taser during a traffic stop on sunday. >> taser, taser, taser. >> i just shot him. >> reporter: in her resignation letter, potter writes, quote, i believe that it is in the best interest of the community, the department and my fellow officers if i resign immediately. the brooklyn center police chief tim gannon has also resigned. how did these resignations come about? did they catch you by surprise? >> yes. well, i -- i cannot speak to that either. >> reporter: brooklyn center's mayor says the resignations are just the beginning and has asked the governor for the state's attorney general to prosecute the case. >> i'm hoping that this will help bring some calm to the community although, you know, i think ultimately people want justice. they want, you know, full accountability under the law and so that's what we're going to continue to work for. >> reporter: speaking emotionally today, daunte wright's mother explains what she heard when she was talking to her son in the

. >> yes, officer kim porter meant to reach for her taser when she shot dante right but that did not do much to quiet protesters as protesters spilled onto the streets as police released new body cam footage of the encounter. >> taser, taser, taser! >> this is video that police say shows officer porter didn't mean to shoot wright, and she accidentally pulled her gun instead of the taser. this morning his father spoke with robin roberts on "gma." >> i expectant accept i am never going to see my son again. he is not coming back. i can not accept that. this officer has been on the force for 26 years. i can't accept it. >> porter is now on administrative leave and the mayor of brooklyn center says he supports firing her. president biden has called for a full investigation and vice president harris says prayers are not enough and wright's parents deserve answers. kumasi? >> thank you, jobina. >>> a the shooting sparked vigils right here in the bay area. >> 20-year-old dante wright shot and killed by a minnesota police officer sunday and remembered outside of oakland city hall monday eveni

ontario right were shot on sunday after being stopped by police for a traffic violation officer kim porter was charged with manslaughter and released on bail the incident reignited the days of protests against racial inequality and police brutality police say the officer mistakenly drew her gun instead of her taser me. ya see the difference this is a case in this is the david but no money if you will squeal with a big ugly law these 2 are hurting our family is hurting our blood has been spilled in are we any as it pleases he didn't is name it please help us to go on here and get something down on a conviction something. those are the top stories stay with us al jazeera investigations is next thanks for watching. think. the. full 3 years old is here is been investigating the pro-gun lobby destiny is here. filming with hidden cameras inside america's national rifle association. the only good stop a bad guy with a gun is a good guy. entrenching a political party from a stranger as they seek millions of dollars from the us come will be great 3 and a $1000000.00 a week when he actually washed 5

now i was on this network yesterday and the city manager called for due process for kim porter, the youngy involved in this shooting and it appears that he may have been fired as a result of asking for due process but she deserves due process in this matter. she deserves to be treated fairly. elizabeth: we hear what you're saying, sir. turning to the protests breaking out, potentially nationwide we're seeing actty. inn louisville, kentucky, seattle, washington, d.c., in new york city, portland, oregon again. they had 200 protesters throwing fireworks and rocks at police, attacking the local law enforcement builds there. l.a. they called in the national guard. is this the answer? public policy experts, ted, you and i talked about this is the e answer to turn your own neighborhoods you and your family live into a ghost town? retailers when they're attacked they just leave? >> you're absolutely right, liz. i can tell you i covered about every riot you can conceivably think of for fox. i can tell you i covered baltimore during the freddy gray case. one of the sad commentaries the individual r

the officer who fired that gun has been identified as kim porter. a 26 year veteran of the brooklyn center, minnesota police department. she now on administrative leave. during a news conference with the mayor the chief of police described the events just before the shooting including why the officer repeated the words taser three times. >> my belief the officer had the intention to deploy the taser but instead shot him with a single bullet. this appears to me from what i view in the officers reaction immediately after this was an accidental discharge. that resulted in a tragic death of mr. wright. >> my position is that we cannot afford to make mistakes that lead to the loss of life. >> i do support the firing. >> police chief followed up the comments by saying there would be an examination of the video. before final decision was made on officer potter's fate. tonight the medical examiner in the region has ruled the shooting of daunte wright a homicide. earlier at the white house, the president acknowledged the community anguish as he condemned vio

of this morning, we have the resignation -- we have received a resignation letter from officer kim porter. and in addition to that, we have also received a letter of resignation from the police chief. all right. so with the police chief's resignation, we're going to appoint two of our senior commanders to play critical leadership roles in leading the department through this crisis. commander pulling-groy will be the acting chief and commander garrett floodland is going to assist the chief with regards to handling this current crisis. and so that is the update -- those are the updates we have for you at the moment. if you have any questions, we're happy to stand for questions. >> question, can you have the acting chief say his name and spell it? >> yes. >> tony, g-r-u-e-n-y-g. >> and you are -- [ inaudible ] >> acting police chief. >> how long you have been with the department? >> 19 years. >> what's on your heart after taking this new role? >> i don't have any prepared statement. just try to step forward and fill a leadership role right now. >> i don't like asking how you feel, but how do

. >> so the big question this morning is, will that 26-year veteran kim porter be charged? protesters who were taking the street overnight want her charged, and they also want to see changes with the police department. yesterday i learned none of the officers who work in brooklyn center live in this city. poppy? >> wow. that is really significant. also significant that we'll get into next is the lack of diversity on that police force. thank you for your reporting on the ground. anthony barksdale is the former acting baltimore police commissioner. also political commentator and criminal defense attorney bakari sellers. bakari, if i could begin with you on charges. any moment now we could get charges handed down from the prosecutors there in washington county. what's interesting is after the killing of george floyd, the decision was made that in cases akin to this, with officers, they move those to the neighboring county. so they're not prosecuted -- this isn't being prosecuted in hennepin county. >> yeah. >> what do you expect to come down in terms of charges? >> well, first

. >> melissa, i want to take a look at the shooting of daunte wright, kim porter has resigned and chargednslaughter. what's the likelihood that we do see something like a third-degree murder charge in this case? >> it really depends on the investigation, alicia. again, this investigation happened relatively quickly. a lot was made in the press from the department itself about the idea that officer potter mistook her taser or mistook her gun for a taser and that was what resulted in the fatal shooting and again, all of these homicide charges really turn on the question of the defendant's state of mind. so if you take seriously the idea that officer potter mistook her service weapon for a taser, then it's harder to prove murder or harder to get to the point that you have the case to make a charge of murder because that typically redwyers more intentional behavior and purposeful behavior and this seems to have turned on the idea that there was negligence on this and want something more dire like intent or recklessness. >> cheryl, going back to that question of training and negligence. what d

police say the officer identified as kim porter, they say she fired her gun instead of a taser.hey say it was an accident. she has been placed on administrative leave. there was unrest overnight. police used tear gas and stun guns to disperse protesters who police say launched bottles, fireworks and bricks at officers in brooklyn center. >>> all of this is happening just miles from downtown minneapolis where prosecutors will wrap up their case today in the derek chauvin murder trial. the brother of george floyd, who you will remember died under the knee of a minneapolis police officer less than a year ago described his brother floyd as a big mama's boy who was devastated by her death in 2018. and you'll also remember floyd called out for his mother as he was dying. the defense will begin their case, begin calling their own witnesses today. closing arguments could come next week. let's begin with the breaking news overnight. our adrienne broaddus live on the ground in minnesota. yes, there was unrest in a community stunned that in less than a year this has happened again to one o

of police chief kim porter a veteran of the force was the officer who fired the fatal shot she know faces possible month slaughter charges the family of george floyd took a break from the derek chauvin trial in minneapolis to offer support to the right family and it is just something i could not. then to many apple miss minnesota. a suburb. firmware this show when trying to record insurance for. where it's taken place there the police so for. were a shoo in. 6 black man the police say the shooting was a tragic mistake that intended to kill a teenager but she drew her gun instead it's still the story the family is buying how many times in training over the course of 25 years has this officer pulled aimed and shot her firearm in practice so don't tell us it's an accident. because it undermines the tragic loss of life that this family has experience the protesters say they'll be back again on wednesday and every night it takes until the see justice alan fischer i'll just eat a brooklyn center minnesota. all right let's move on to the weather now his role. winter has not let go of north ameri

as of this morning we have the resignation -- we have received a resignation letter from officer kim porterand in addition to that we have also received a letter of resignation from the polic e chief. all right, can you two come up ? all right, so with the police chief's resignation we're going to appoint two of our senior commanders to play critical leadership roles in leading the department through this crisis. commander tony groning is going to be the acting chief, and commander garrett flesland is going to assist the chief with regards to handling this current crisis. and so that is the update -- those are the updates we have for you at the moment. if you have any questions we're happy to stand for questions. >> first, can you have the acting chief say his name and spell it, and were they sworn in moments ago while we were waiting for this news conference to start? >> yeah, go ahead. >> did you want me to? >> step to the microphone, please. >> i'm sorry, mayor. >> say your name. >> tony gruenig, g-r-u-e-n-i-g. acting police chief, yes. >> and how long have you been with the department?

i just want to make a point about the charges that were brought against kim porter. >> please. >> veryently prosecutors will bring charges that they know can stick immediately, and this is three days out, three, four days out from the incident. it very well could be, as the investigation moves forward, that more serious charges can be brought. it may also be true that lesser serious charges could be brought. we see with derek chauvin that there is a range of charges that he is charged with. so it's still early. i know that the protesters want to see more serious things and it's possible that that could happen. it's just too early to tell right now. >> and, cal, kim mentions the derek chauvin trial is ten miles from dr. daunte wright was shot. there's another haunting connection, george floyd's girlfriend once taught daunte wright as a high school student. how is the community absorbing these sort of twin shocks of the re-trauma of the trial of derek chauvin and reliving over and over and over again the last moments of george floyd's life, now with the defense case seeing him tried, the

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the officer who shot him, kim porter is arrested and charged with second degree manslaughter.ings this morning? >> reporter: it is calm here right now. police are pointing out that there was no reports of any looting. they're also pointing out the majority of the people who were arrested are not from brooklyn center. and it's clear that people are going to protest. they want their voices heard despite the fact that charges were filed in this case. now, officer kim potter was arrested for second degree manslaughter and has since been released on bond. police say she accidentally drew her gun instead of her taser and mtter was training another officer during the stop when the trainee discovered wright had an outstanding record. it was for having a pistol without a permit, but the complaint doesn't specify with potter was aware what was happening when attempting to arrest wright. potter is expected to make a court appearance later on today. we're trying to find out if it's in person or via zoom link and maybe via zoom link. the charge is second degree manslaughter. she could face

officials say the officer involved kim porter accidentally shot wright with her gun instead of her tasere mistakenly grabbed the wrong weapon. president biden spoke out yesterday and is calling for peace. >> it's a really tragic thing. it happened but i think we have to wait and see what the investigation shows, but in the meantime i want to make it clear, there's absolutely no justification, none, for looting, no justification for violence. peaceful protest, understandable. maria: wright shooting comes as the trial for former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin accused of murdering george floyd remains under way. joining right now washington examiner, hugo gurdon. hugo terrible news once again. the whole country is mourning this morning for this. your reaction and -- and where this takes us now? hugo: any fair-minded person looking at the body-cam video will understand that this was a terrible accident. the young man resisted arrest but clearly he should not have been shot dead and you can hear the officer taser, taser, taser. the number of things that this kind of points to, i thi

they will decide to charge kim porter along with chief resigned yesterday. it was, quote, in the best interest of the community. well, former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin was justified for pinning george floyd. >> i felt that derek chauvin was justified, was acting with objective reasonableness following minneapolis police department policy and current standards of law enforcement and interactions with mr. floyd. cheryl: well the testimony contradicting much of what jurors have heard from witnesses called by the prosecution who claim that chauvin violated his training. chauvin faces 40 years in prison if convicted. well, ant group scaling back operations to satisfy chinese regulators. the company already agreed to become a holding company of the country central bank. they'll massive 182 billion-dollar mutual fund which nearly half of all chinese citizens are invested in. the company was also ordered to curve data collection on its customers among other goals. ali pay, ant group's mobile pay service has more than a billion users in china. and fina

dan horas antes cuando hoy el fiscal del condado que enfrentarÍa cargo criminales a la oficial kim porterrenuncia que todavÍa el alcalde de brooklyn center dijo que no ha aceptado, porque lÍderes dijeron que al ellos renunciar, podrÍan reclamar esa pensiÓn policial, y lo que deberÍan ser despedidos. tambiÉn mencionabas acerca de los antecedentes por delito que tendrÍa daunte wright, que datan del 2019, y que efectivamente tienen que ver con un robo con agravantes. es la informaciÓn que tengo desde que ahora desde mineÁpolis. satcha: regresaremos contigo en vivo mÁs adelante, te agradecemos, vivian Ávila, por informarnos a esa hora. ♪ ♪ karla: esta maÑana la doctora jill biden se somete a un procedimiento mÉdico, la casa blanca se describe como comÚn, la primera dama asiste a la cita mÉdica con su esposo, el presidente joe biden, la pareja regresarÍa la casa presidencial para retomar sus actividades normales, con una visita al cementerio en virginia. ♪ ♪ alan: continÚan las muestras de generosidad son jugosas finas. ¿adivinen cuÁnto dinero da una pareja en un restaurante de arizona? 800 $,

kim porter had already resigned before he was arrested and booked into the county jail, the bitter endrt there is an unlawful use of force, not an accident. bill use of force, not an accident. all this training. at what point did you not feel_ this training. at what point did you not feel that this was a gun in your hand, _ not feel that this was a gun in your hand. versus — not feel that this was a gun in your hand, versus a taser? this not feel that this was a gun in your hand, versus a taser?— hand, versus a taser? this has amplified _ hand, versus a taser? this has amplified tensions _ hand, versus a taser? this has amplified tensions around i hand, versus a taser? this has amplified tensions around the l hand, versus a taser? this has i amplified tensions around the trial of derek chauvin, who is charged with killing george floyd. the latest witness was for the defence. he said mr boyd died of medical complications rather than be. mr chauvin's near his neck. —— mr floyd. or is it your opinion that derek chauvin's me in any way impact of the structures of mr floyd's neck? no, did n

kim potter is now in police custody. porter killed 20-year-old daunte wright. this was sunday after she says that she mistook her handgun for a taser. the decision comes following nights of unrest. this is where wright's killing took place. south bay investigators, they are working to learn more after a scene of a south bay fire this. all happened in san jose along the east tully expressway. streets were closed this morning. firefighters say the fire started outside of a strip mal. once crews arrived they tis covered a body. no one else was hurt. >> president barack obama and trump tried to do it and now president biden will try to do the same, ending america's longest war in history, afghanistan. scott mcgrew joins us now. he really wants the troops home by september 11. >> the troops are scheduled to speak in 20 minutes and he'll bring that to us live as he'll announce the end of the war, the september 11th day would end the war after 20 years and as you point out the longest war that we've ever fought anywhere in our history. the president, of course, has go