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officer mattingly says he and the other officers announced themselves that night. taylor's boyfriend, kenneth walker, investigators say, shot him in the league, when the officers barge into the apartment. >> we announced, we waited. >> reporter: walker telling investigators he fired because he didn't know who was bursting through the door. police body camera video showing mattingly later getting help. >> put him in the truck. put him in the truck. >> reporter: breonna taylor would be pronounced dead inside the apartment. >> she's done. we'll keep one person here on her. >> reporter: an autopsy confirming she died of multiple gunshot wounds. an fbi ballistics analysis later determining that there was one fatal shot that hit taylor that came from detective miles cosgrove's .40 caliber weapon. a grand jury last month bringing no charges in taylor's death. officer brett hankinson, one of the officers involved, was charged with allegedly endangering neighbors when he opened fire, but not in connection with taylor's death. he has pleaded not guilty. david, while those gr

. >> reporter: there are many people tonight who feel that sergeant jonathan mattingly and the other louisville police officers who were at this apartment building in march got off easy. and should have been charged with murder for the shooting and killing of breonna taylor, the young medical worker who everyone now agrees did nothing to deserve this. taylor's boyfriend kenneth walker, who is seen here being taken into custody by police, is suing authorities, saying officers broke into the home without announcing who they were. but tonight, sergeant mattingly is countersuing taylor's boyfriend, who fired the first shot from the other side of the door, saying he thought they were thieves. the sergeant, who was wounded and returned fire, needed hours of surgery and is accusing walker of battery, assault, and intentional emotional distress, saying that walker "acted recklessly in firing his pistol in the direction of the police officers who were serving a search warrant." in an exclusive interview with abc news and the "louisville courier journal," mattingly says that walker shares the

the first police officer from that bungled operation, jonathan mattingly, speaking out for the first time. >> kenneth walker said that he and breonna were screaming, "who is it?" they said they never heard any announcement that it was the police. >> telling the story of what he says really happened the night breonna taylor was killed and what he now says they should have done differently. >> i'm telling you, michael, about that had happened, breonna taylor would be alive. >> and his message for breonna's mother this morning. >>> also this morning. a record snowstorm in the west. hundreds of accidents reported across minnesota. ginger is tracking the latest, and a new storm is on the way. >>> and superstar mookie betts with a super steal at the world series. >> double steal, throw down is too late. >> winning america free tacos for the second time! l.a. taking down tampa bay in game one. cody bellinger picking up where he left off. >> it's gone! >> and the dodgers showing off their fancy footwork to celebrate. ♪ i bet my life, i bet my life >>> good morning, america. it's great to be

floyd this is the first time mattingly has spoken out publicly. he says police officers quote want to do the right thing. >>last month a grand jury charged an officer with endangering taylor's neighbors but not one of those 3 police officers who fired guns at night. we're charged in taylor's death, however, one of the jurors says the members of the jury were not given the option to prosecute by prosecutors to go after a murder charge. house tonight, the department of justice has announced an 8 billion dollars settlement with purdue pharma that's the maker of oxycontin and the company is accused of fueling the nation's opioid crisis in fact prosecutors say purdue is responsible for more than 400,000 american deaths over the last 20 years. >>the settlement resolves of several investigations into how the company aggressively marketed as powerful prescription painkillers as part of the settlement purdue pharma will be dissolved and its assets will go toward creating a new public benefit company. still ahead getting tested for covid-19 in your own home

that single shot allegedly hit sergeant mattingly in the thigh.ut a portion of the kentucky state police ballistics report obtained by cbs news says it's inconclusive who fired the shot that hit mattingly. walker spoke to gayle king earlier this month about the moment he fired his licensed gun. >> so you fire off a shot. in what direction? >> i know i wasn't like aiming it straight ahead. it was like down toward the ground. i'm trying to just scare them off. >> reporter: also this month, sergeant mattingly spoke publicly to abc news in the louisville courier journal and dismissed walker's version. he said walker was not pointing his gun at the ground. >> i saw his gun. our postures were the same looking at each other when he fired that shot. >> reporter: walker's legal team said mattingly is attempting to further victimize and harass him. >> you kill the guy's girlfriend in front of him, shoot at him over 30 times. you change his life and then on top of that, when he tries to exercise his constitutional right and receive justice for what's happene

mattingly and two other officers returned fire shooting 32 rounds into the apartment and surrounding area. taylor was shot six times. no officers were directly charged in her death. last month, walker filed a lawsuit against the police department, and the city of louisville, for police misconduct. he sat down with gayle king earlier this month and walker said police did not announce themselves before busting down the door. >> so the doors fly off the hinges. >> i let out one shot, and, you know, i'm figuring somebody is trying to break in or something. they're not going to want to do anything after that. >> after that, what happens? >> gunshots all at the same time. >> the officers claim they did announce themselves as police. mattingly is seeking a jury trial, damages and attorney fees for, quote, battery assault and intentional emotional distress. >>> at least six people are dead and at least 2 million customers remain without power this morning after zeta lashed the gulf coast and rushed inland. zeta has weakened and moved off shore after making landfall in hurricane-ravaged louis

let's bring in cnn's congressional correspondent, phil mattingly, and political analyst, carl bernstein. good evening, one and all. both of you. so, phil, breaking news, tonight, regarding north carolina senator thom tillis. what can you tell us about that? but, hang on one second. phil, i have some breaking news for you. i think that you want to get to it, right? from the president of the united states. do you have that? >> do i, personally? i do not have that but i have seen kayleigh mcenany's tweet about the latest update from the -- oh, are you talking about the president's tweet? or the tweet by the doctor? >> no, the president's tweet. i was going to get to you about thom tillis but since it's up, i'll just let you respond. the president says it's going well, i think. thank you all. love. that's the president's latest tweet at 11:30 p.m., this evening. go on, phil. >> that's the way you conclude all of your tweets as well. love. i also think kayleigh mcenany has a tweet out from the doctor, too. but quickly, i will update you. senator thom tillis, who was at the nomination of amy

feel naggingly noting that mitch mcconnell said he would bring up mattingly, --il phil mattingly, when the senate returns next week. negotiations have once again floundered. democrats have repeatedly rejected standalone bills when it comes to future relief. twittert trump on weighing in about potential new relief bill, tweeting this just after 11:00, when it comes to a stimulus, go big or go home. when it comes to the democratic ade of negotiations, colleague letter released by nancy pelosi to the members of her caucus today. on the insufficiency of the administration, she writes, this is what she writes in that lengthy letter to her colleagues , "president trump suspended negotiations on our heroes act as you know. when he did that, the stock market went down and so did he in the polls. secretary mnuchin came back to the negotiation table and administered a proposal that took one step forward and two steps back. in some instances, it will make matters worse. a fly on the wall or wherever it might land tells me that the president only wants his name on a check to go out before election

the political prognosis courtesy of phil mattingly at the magic wall. phil, where do things stand in florida as the path to 270 for the president. >> yeah, look, i'm not going to be breaking any news here, anderson, when i say it's going to be close. i think everybody agrees on that in both parties. everybody also agrees, the state of florida, this is the map back in 2016, president trump winning by about 100,000 votes. now, here's where things stand right now at this moment. a poll of polls shows joe biden with about a three-point lead. that's a little bit sizeable. probably going to end up being closer to that. some democrats just hope. the reality, anderson, when you look at this map is it's not going to be much different in terms of the colors come tuesday night. democratic strongholds will remain democratic strongholds. same with republicans up top in the big fight for the i-4 corridor. the question is who can run up votes where they need it and who can hope to keep margins down in other places that are strong suits. i think right you you see the p

mattingly says since march 13th the night he and 2 other officers burst into taylor's apartment and killed her. he has experienced severe trauma, mental anguish and emotional distress. due to what walker the boyfriend did to him. cruises are able to set sail once more yeah, the cdc is actually lifted its ban on cruises here in the u.s. a no sail order was issued in march at the onset of the pandemic in order to resume offering cruises companies will have to meet strict cdc guidelines that include. >>having laboratories for testing passengers. >>still to come to you need translation to help cast your ballot where you can get assistance ahead of tuesday. >>and americans are on the move county people say they're changing homes because of the pandemic. >>and unsettling study how many. >>survey grocery store workers say they've tested positive for covid. >>tonight a new study found about 20% of grocery store workers have had covid and most say they did not have that's concerning have researchers at boston university school of medicine tested more than a 100 grocery workers they found that there

mattingly was wounded by taylor's boyfriend last month at the grand jury, charge one of the officers with endangering taylor's neighbors, but none of the 3 police who fired their guns that night were charged in her death. a grand juror says they they were not given that option. live entertainment is coming back to vegas. it's been silent since coronavirus and yeah, the money months or so here we have some pictures gm for instance, mgm resorts international plans to bring back some shows yeah. >>crist a drum and has a sneak peek at the city's return as best they can to be the entertainment capital of the world. >>from unemployment. >>to back on center stage soon just very proud. happy and fortunate moraine apparel welcomes the chance to perform again she headlines and his lead singer of fantasy a female review show outlooks or one of 7 shows coming back to 3 and gm properties next month, including mainstays david copperfield and care top but. >>expect a few changes from performers there says will be wearing a mask and he does will not be where will be required wear ppe entire time, ad

it comes as officer jonathan mattingly. one of the officers involved, speaks out in an exclusive interview with abc's michael strahan and "the louisville courier-journal." >> this is not us hunting somebody down. this is nothing like that. >> reporter: mattingly fired his weapon six times during the raid. he says he wants to make it clear the shooting was not about race. >> this is not relatable to a george floyd. this is nothing like it. it's not an ahmaud arbery. it's nothing like it. it's not a race thing like people want to try to make it to be. it's not. >> he reveals about what happened inside breonna taylor's apartment that night. >>> the navy is investigating a fighter jet crash near fresno, california. smoke from the wreckage billowed into the sky after the jet went down. the navy blames a mishap during a training flight. the pilot ejected and is okay. >>> parts of minnesota are digging out from a record snowfall this morning. the twin cities got 7.4 inches. their biggest snowstorm this early in the season, and ano

. >>> an abc news and courier journal exclusive with sergeant jonathan mattingly.e one at the center of the breonna taylor case. he was shot that night and this morning you will hear him tell michael strahan his story for the first time. >>> tracee ellis ross, hugh grant and k-pop sensation black pink will join us live. that's ahead here on "gma." >> thank you. >>> it appears tesla may have finally set in motion it's long-awaited full self-driving mode on some cars. elon musk said it would be rolled out on some vehicles as of last night but slowly and cautiously. last week musk said only a small number of people who are expert and careful drivers would get the update. right now tesla uses autopilot that assists drivers if they have their hands on the wheel. this is good. we've seen those videos of people sleeping. we need to ease this out. you have to meet some criteria. never slept behind the wheel on autopilot. >> if you're trying to sleep, let the car shake you a little bit. shake the seat, wake you up. don't want to see people driving next to them in a tesla kn

you will hear more about that and what mattingly says about george floyd's killing coming up at 7:00.elopments with the scott peterson case. a hearing is scheduled for monday morning to determine whether he has a lawyer or will need a public defender. peterson was sentenced to death for murdering his wycife laci a their unborn son in 2002. the state supreme court overturned his death sentence and ordered his murder conviction to be reviewed. it's not clear if peterson will make an appearance in person or by video from san quentin. >>> san quentin now has to cut half of its population after a lawsuit over the coronavirus outbreak. a california appeals court judge ruled that inmates have to be released or transferred to other facilities that can provide protective measures against the virus. also prisoners over the age of 60 and have served at least 25 years of their sentence have to be included in any release program. >> all of the strategies in the state excluded this population for release when they're the obvious people to let out because they aged out of crime. they're already old

first, the campaign map, phil mattingly is joining us. take us to the path of 270. >> yes, thwe'll start to fill i east to west and getting results in crucial battleground states. where do things stand? this is a snapshot for the moment. the biden campaign feeling good looking at least on the public polling. this is an average of state by state polling. 9-point lead for biden. pennsylvania, 7-point lead for biden. joe biden is either ahead or within the margins of error. if you take a look at over this side of the screen, you see joe biden based on safe democratic states and lean democratic states are already above the 270 electoral mark. that's the snapshot for today and not a week from now. how do you know what campaigns are trying to do in this moment. keep that or if you are the biden campaign or break through it. there is nothing more valuable than a candidate's time. candidates and surrogates spread out across the country sur underscoring the importance of campaign strategy right now. you had melania trump and nebraska bleeds over t

applicable to the facts before us, because our investigation showed, and the grand jury agreed, that mattingly and cosgrove were justified in the return of deadly fire. >> when he stated that there were six possible murder charges, and that the grand jury had agreed that those didn't apply, the first time i heard the word six possible murder charges was in that news conference. >> it was not presented to you in the grand jury deliberations? >> no. >> and personally, when i do something, i take responsibility for it. we had not done that. >> i really felt that this was all cameron, this was up to him. we didn't get a choice in that at all. so i was livid. by the time i heard what he was saying, everything that came out of his mouth, i was sayi ining , because we didn't agree to anything. we never met cameron? >> you they have met attorney general cameron? >> no, we never met him. >> i think many people will be surprised to hear they had no contact with attorney general cameron whatsoever. >> i agree. if you watched the press conference, it seemed clear from the wording that mr. cameron was impl

think shot officer mattingly, fred?m not convinced based on the evidence that they have it was kenny. one of the officers says as the door opened, bullets flew out towards me. we knows that not true either. kenny only fired one shot. they were mistaken in their belief and the amount of force necessary they needed to use against kenny's one shot. >> why can't with he find the bullets fired? >> that's a good question. one of the body cam videos, you see a swat officer find what he said was a 9 millimeter slug on the ground. >> the casings looks like 9 mills. >> when the crime steen unit gets to the scene to document, it is no longer there. as we've seen from multiple body cams, they are entering a crime that they are the suspects in. >> both sides argue self-defense? can both be true? >> let's be clear, kenny's right to self-defense is unquestioned under the law. do they have the right for self-defense, that's up to them to take to a jury but mr. cameron said they don't have to do that. >> in june, a nearly blank incident

phil mattingly with look at road to 270 electoral votes and critical role black voters will play. what's the latest? >> two weeks from election day. tens of millions of americans have already cast their ballot. this is ratings this moment and this is not election day, a lot can happen. where things stand now, dark blue and red, pretty comfortable. lighter hue is leaning one way or another, light blue to democrats, light red to republicans. gold is toss-up. biden campaign should be feeling good. 290 electoral votes based on solid or leaning in biden's direction. but leans do not make confirmed state wins. let's go through the math and look at pathways president trump may have even with biden's advantage in polls at this moment in time. give everything in gold to president trump, that's what happened in 2016. won florida, georgia, north carolina, expected to be razor tight. ohio he won handily in 2016. iowa, same story. maine, two electoral votes, same thing. give him that as well. but joe biden doesn't puncture the 290 votes. take states away from joe biden, see where things can ha

d remember a guy called -- do you remember a guy called phil mattingly? he worked at cnn. if you are trading on tweets that have already been rejected, i don't know what to tell you at this point. 8%.the 10 year, 0.7 tom: i think mattingly sort of disappeared like the cincinnati reds did this year. jonathan: i just thought i would get that name in. blast from the past. now, headn joins us of research at the blackrock institute. how do you process those tweets overnight? our assessment is to recover about 80% of the decline in consumption in the u.s. post covet, but the next 20% we will need to get out of is crucial and harder. we think we are on a good track, on policy support continuing, and we start to be -- and we are starting to materialize the significant downside risk. tom: it is wonderful to have you with us today from ottawa, with your work on the bank of canada and particularly your work with ben bernanke at princeton years ago. you spoke about a data rich environment. now asta matters right we link monetary and fiscal policy? day, i think the .e were a lot more s

first, the campaign map, phil mattingly is joining us. one fwreek tonight, take us through right now. the path to 270. >> yes, the map is gray, no data in it. we'll start to fill in east to west and getting results in crucial battleground states. where do things stand? this is a snapshot for the moment. the biden campaign feeling good looking at least on the public polling. this is an average of state by state polling. cnn has conducted. michigan, nine-point lead for biden. pennsylvania, seven-point lead. across the battle ground states, joe biden is ahead. and the racetracker as it stands. if you take a look at the screen, you see joe biden, and the democratic states and lean democratic starts, above the 270 electoral map. that is a snapshot for today. not from a week from now. how do you know what campaigns are trying to do in this moment. keep that or if you are the biden campaign or break through it. there is nothing more valuable than a candidate's time. that's why campaign events, especially today. candidates and surrogates spread o

sargeant jonathan mattingly speaking out for the first time in a new interview with abc news and "the>> it's not a race thing like people want to make it be. it's not. we were doing our job and returned fire. this is not us going hunting somebody down. this is nothing like that. >> mattingly says that officers thought that breonna taylor would be at the apartment there by herself. he was actually shot by taylor's boyfriend. prosecutors say that shot gave officers the reason to open fire which ultimately led to taylor's death. no charges were filed for that killing. >>> former detective brett henkinson is charged with firing blindly into the apartment. a former grand jury said they were never given the opportunity to consider homicide charges. daniel cameron disagreed with that decision but says he will not appeal it. >>> the fire that killed 34 people in the boat disaster off the coast of california last year may have been spark'd by cell phones and batteries left charging overnight. the ntsb condemned the company truth aquatics and the captain for a litany of issues including failing

phil mattingly, thank you so much. good to see you.re are nearly two dozen lawmakers who have been infected with the coronavirus that we're aware of. find out how many are democrats and how many are republicans. we're going to roll the tape on that. >>> plus a trend it emerging of republicans bailing on their debates. and a cnn reporter describes three different racist incidents of harassment against her during one single trip to the airport. amara walker will join me, live. >>> we know that short of having the country on lockdown, it's impossible to eliminate the risk of getting coronavirus, but you can mitigate that risk with masks, social distancing and other healthy practices. case in point -- two groups of people who have very different infection rates in the nation's capital. republican politicians and democrat. in both houses, 23 have tested positive, 16 of them republicans, 7 democrats. if you include in that number the two democratic senators who tested positive for antibodies, but didn't test positive for the virus, republica

jonathan mattingly fired a counter lawsuit against brian b taylor's boyfriend, kenneth walker. mattingly was shot in the thigh by walker during the police raid that left breonna taylor dead. walker says he fired a warning shot because he didn't know who was banging at the door and thought they may have been intruders. >>> still ahead, the fallout from a racist campaign ad issued by the silicon valley organization. the prompt action board members are taking there. >>> and judge judy's show may be going off the air, but her new courtroom drama is coming to one streaming service next year. as we head to break, a live look outside at [what's this?] oh, are we kicking karly out? we live with at&t. it was a lapse in judgment. at&t, we called this house meeting because you advertise gig-speed internet, but we can't sign up for that here. yeah, but i'm just like warming up to those speeds. you've lived here two years. the personal attacks aren't helping, karly. don't you have like a hot pilates class to get to or something? [ muffled scream ] stop living with at&t. xfinity can deliver

cnn's phil mattingly is back with us tracking the path to the 270 e lek trolectoral votes.t can we glean about the state of the race where the candidates are focusing their attention in the final 11 days. >> it's crunch time and there's nothing more valuable to either campaign than the time of their candidates or top surrogates and you noted the travel. i want to pull that up and take a look at it because it's so important at this stage in the game. campaign travel, obviously, trump and pence have gone all over the map over the course of the last several weeks, last several days. what's a constant you see across the board. vice president joe biden, pennsylvania, bernie sanders, pennsylvania, both on saturday. president obama, pennsylvania, and philadelphia, earlier in the week. president trump, earlier in the week. pennsylvania, mike pence, as you noted, pennsylvania, and i want to explain to you why, and it goes a little bit to the lessons learned or what the trump campaign hopes is a repeat of 2016. we pull up pennsylvania, and what happened in 2016. donald trump, a narro

to match it up with the entry point of the wound that sergeant mattingly suffered. a silly notion. it's one of the biggest myths that has been promoted here in the last few weeks. before three weeks ago and before this defense attorney uttered this statement, it was a foregone conclusion that what happened that evening was that kenny walker come breonna taylor's boyfriend, fired a shot at the officer, the officers responded and returned fire, justified in doing so because they had been fired upon, and the tragedy come again,, i've said this from the very beginning, the tragedy is breonna taylor was in the hallway, as well, and the tragedy doesn't allow for me to not present the facts and the truth, and that is what we have done here. >> tucker: amen. and as an outsider, that was exactly my read on it. it looked like a tragedy. everyone is saddened she died, but itit doesn't justify violene in the streets. you said that, as well. you said it is not justice for the mob to commit violence, and you are attacked for saying that. what you make the response? >> well, again

force as they fired after walker. >>> mattingly was shot in the leg.ney general i don't have the luxury of falsehoods. >> reporter: cameron lashed out at attorneys for taylor's family criticizing his investigation. and what was and was not presented to the grand jury including all body camera evidence. they have asked for a new prosecutor to present the case again. >>> this is the big comp model. he goes into a city and creates a narrative cherry picks facts to establish to prove that narrative. creates chaos in the community. misrepresent the facts. and then he leaves with his money. and then asked the community to pick up the pieces. >>> the city of louisville settled a wrongful death case with taylor's family for $12 million. >>> a san francisco firefighter injured at a training facility this morning dies about an hour later. many will remember him as a firefighter and paramedic. for those who knew him best he was so much more. >>> not only a stellar firefighter and paramedic. he is a friend to all. he is an advocate for public safety. he is a fathe

phil mattingly, cnn, capitol hill. >> phil, thank you. >>> since the president's positive test result we know that the democratic presidential nominee joe biden's campaign is it has pulled all negative tv ads critical of the president. but the trump campaign said it will not do the same. former vice president and his wife jill biden both tested negative yesterday. and returned to campaigning in michigan. vice president biden. he doubled down on his message about the virus. he said that wearing a mask is about being patriotic and doing your part. >> my wife jill and i pray that they'll make a quick and full recovery. this is not a matter of politics. it's a brazen reminder to all of us that we have to take this virus seriously. >> so, here's the question, what do the voters there in michigan think about the latest news? a lot of people, of course, wishing the president a speedy recovery. it was the president's handling of the coronavirus that decided their vote. cnn's senior washington correspondent jeff zeleny spoke to voters in the town of birmingham, as they dropped off their ballot

phil mattingly, cnn, capitol hill. >>> now that president trump and several others have tested positivedemocratic nominee joe biden will get tested more often. that's what our sources are telling us. the nominee himself says he does not want to attack the president and first lady but that he would have handled the pandemic fundamentally differently. >> for so long washington left our state, cities and transit agencies to bid against one another. if that's not the president's responsibility, what the heck is his responsibility? not my fault, i have no responsibility. go to your mayor, your governor, your employer. it's unconscionable. >> cnn's arlette saenz is following the biden campaign for us. >> reporter: joe biden is moving forward with his in person campaigning and officials say will be tested more regularly for coronavirus. this follows the news that president trump tested positive for coronavirus as well as several other people in his orbit. now, the biden campaign says that they will release the results of the test each time he is tested. biden last received his last negative te

let's get to capitol hill and phil mattingly. any surprises today? >> reporter: not really, the first day is the longest pregame warmup before a sporting event. if you wonder did i miss the question and answer, no, you didn't. that's not the point of today. today is opening statements by all 22 senators on the committee and opening statement by judge amy coney barrett which we have gotten a look at. i think what you've seen and what the first day of supreme court hearings provides is a window into what's coming next. republicans making clear they think amy coney barrett is extremely well qualified, defending amy coney barrett from any potential religious attacks they felt she faced first time up in 2017 when she was a circuit court nominee. regardless of concerns about the process, it is inevitable, the confirmation. they made clear they believe they have the votes. what's interesting is what democrats are doing. they have been extremely in line on how they are doing things, telling personal stories with a poster board behind them about the affordabl

phil mattingly is live on capitol hill tracking this challenge for us.t is a big one. >> reporter: no question about it, one that lawmakers maybe are complacent on over the course of the last couple months. now there's been a positive test on capitol hill following the president's and wife's positive test. mike lee, utah republican, at the white house on saturday for the announcement of the nomination of amy coney barrett who met in person on tuesday with the supreme court nominee and throughout the course of the week at senate judiciary hearings and closed senate republican lunches tested positive for croon and said at the white house on saturday he tested negative but started feeling symptoms that reminded him of allergies on thursday and got a test because of that and came back positive. i think what you are seeing and hearing over last 12 to 15 hours is sheer panic with some aides because they don't know how to trace things back. right? there's no contact tracing on capitol hill in full effect, no testing on capitol hill. speaker nancy pelosi said th

jonathan mattingly, one of the officers involved in the fatal shooting of taylor was shot in the leg by taylor's boyfriend, kenneth walker during the execution of a no knock warrant. the louisville officer claims walker's actions were quote outrage is intolerable and offends all accepted standards of decency and morality. mattingly says since march 13th the night he and 2 other officers burst into taylor's apartment and killed her. he has experience quote severe trauma mental anguish. an emotional distress due to what walker did to him still ahead a south bay church accused of violating social distancing protocols tonight, church leaders are defending their actions and say they are not planning to make any changes still ahead a date in sight in citing improper conduct by federal officers why a federal judge ruled the president. >>exacerbated the response to racial justice protests. >>a south bay church is being taken to court for violating pandemic health orders. it's costing the church $5,000 a day and a clare county is suing the charge to put a stop to large indoor services which t

jonathan mattingly, one of the officers involved in the fatal shooting of breonna taylor was shot in the leg by taylor's boyfriend, kenneth walker during the execution of that no knock warrant. the louisville officer claims that walker's actions were quote outrageous intolerable and offends all accepted standards of decency and morality. mattingly says since march her to 13th the night that he and 2 other officers burst into taylor's apartment and killed her. he has experienced severe trauma mental anguish and emotional distress due to what walker did to him. up next they are ready to roll election mobiles are helping out in the east bay during early voting. also see what they will be doing on election day and we are in the final stretch of this extraordinary election season. our political analysts gives us his view and the state of the presidential race and right after the break when it comes to voting what to do if you still have not received your ballot. and the options you have with just days un bay area homeowners, learn how you can eliminate monthly mortgage payments and improv

phil mattingly, cnn, capitol hill. >> and jessica levenson is a professor at loyola law school.ns us from los angeles. good to see you again. more questions than answers, speak to the opacity, the evasiveness from the administration on the key issues of the president's health. did you get any sense of transparency from this administration and how important is that? >> quite to the contrary. exactly the opposite. right. we didn't get a sense of transparency, in fact, what we got is the sense that there were doctors dodging questions about the health of the leader of the free world. again if mr. trump was just a private citizen and he didn't want to tell people about his health. then really, that's up to him and his family. but there are national security concerns when it comes to the president of the united states, the leader of the free world. and for the idea that we would have to ask, follow that thought. is the president on oxygen? has he ever been on oxygen? it shows the lack of transparency, not just with respect to this health crisis, but also it is systemic in the trump a

>> why mattingly thinks the cases are not the same. >> this is not relatable to george floyd.

it's uncertain if that was the shot that hit sergeant jonathan mattingly in the leg.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 arrested outside the house. officers then entered taylor's home where she lay on the f

mattingly was wounded by taylor's boyfriend. the grand jury last month charged an officer with endangering taylor's neighbors but none of the 3 police officers who fired guns that night was charged in taylor's death. a grand jury says they were not given that option. >>and local news now the lighthouse declaration of a public which opens the door to police reforms survived a legal battle today, a judge has blocked the police officers association challenge against the emergency. the declaration allows the police chief to implement police and policy changes without first consulting with the association city council unanimously declared a public safety emergency at the beginning of the month. amid rising crime rate was 23 murders in 2020. tonight, the lail is on track for its deadliest year since 1994. >>all right weather time now beautiful night in the bay area as we can see behind in our new broadcast center here. yeah, big giant window out kron four's meteorologist lawrence karnow is here this. >>tell us about those with it when

phil mattingly is at the wall with what this could mean on election night.more than a third of all registered voters have already cast their ballots. which states are seeing particularly high turnout of the battleground states? >> i think the stunning thing is 28 states and the district of columbia have already surpassed half of total ballots cast back in 2016. and some of them are some of the most crucial states on the map. look at the states that light up here. state of north carolina. already, over 80% of their 2016 total just through early vote. same with the state of georgia. state of florida. 79%. again, of the total, early and election day, 79% is already in from 2016. you go over to arizona, there, it's 72%. texas, anderson. texas is already at 98% of the entire 2016 total. it underscores, look, we knew that there was going to be a surge in early vote. we knew vote by mail was going to be crucial, really for both parties but especially for democrats. but just the sheer amount that has come in over the course of the last several days and what could st

well, i'm not going to talk through a mask. >> reporter: phil mattingly, cnn, capitol hill. >>> tomorrowing. the news continues. i want to hand it over to chris for

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 everything i'm a bit paranoid and so until

. >> it is frustrating and an attorney for sergeant john mattingly said that attorney general cameron careful, thorough investigation and came to the right decision. nichols said when it comes to change his union is always interested in fair and balanced reforms and officer mattingly was the one when kenneth walker fired the warning shot, it hit mattingly in the leg and the ballistics report said it's inconclusive. i thought we had a good conversation and never good when people go ma'am, but i think we had a good conversation. you have that story in the news again from marcellis stinnett when the body cam wasn't activated and people get frustrated on both sides. the police are frustrated, the community is frustrated. we go round and round and nothing changes. >> to the point that the two grand jurors made yesterday, they don't believe that the government and -- it jibes with what they saw. >> exactly. >> there's a discrepancy there. >> walker fires one shot, 32 come back and the union says, well, that's how it goes. people should vote because criminal law is written by general assembl

phil mattingly is on the hill, this early, saturday morning.if you do the simple math, god willing, they get through in in about the same amount of time as the quarantine. they're there, pretty much, for when graham wants to start. senator mike lee from utah and thom tillis from north carolina. tillis also has an election. so what are you hearing? >> making clear it's full steam ahead. hearings will start on time. starting on october 12th. as you note, ten days from the quarantine for those two senators right now. so they should be back, if everything goes well. about a week later, you start to have the committee vote. then, you have the senate floor process and everything is done and wrapped up and a new supreme court justice before election day. and i think you are alluding to this a little bit, chris, in the sense that you just don't know what's going to happen on two fronts. one, the health of the actual senators. senator lee says minor symptoms but you know sometimes it takes time for the virus to really kick into gear. there's some concer

cnn correspondent phil mattingly joined a phoenix class to see how they've kept the interaction goingong. >> key moment, everyone. let's try to get two or three move. you have 20 seconds. nice job, phil. >> what was kind of your thought when coronavirus first started to spread and lockdowns really started to kick into gear? >> i just knew that that social isolation was going to be a big risk for relapse for a lot of people. so pretty quickly we pivoted to offering virtual programs. we knew we had to keep people connected in this sort of uncertain and stressful time. >> three, two, one. and down for the sit up. >> just always lifts my heart to log into a phoenix virtual class and meet somebody in recovery who is doing the workout in their basement somewhere in tennessee where we don't even have in-person programs but they can come to the phoenix anyway. >> nice job, everyone. >> to learn more about scott's program and to see if phil mattingly made it through the class, go to cnnheroes.com. >>> okay. our top story an extremist plot to kidnap the democratic governor of michigan. did the

phil mattingly, the operative day is october 19th? what are they thinking?it a waiting game? >> it's a little of all three. i'll extend, this, chris, a week ago, this nomination was on cruise control. they knew they had the votes and can move in before the election. they knew they could get this done in a matter of weeks. that is the intent. mitch mcconnell saying they are full steam ahead. now things are very, very fluid. two of those senators sit on the senate judiciary committee. they are set to start hearings october 12th. that's nine days from now. the expectation is it is still planned and scheduled. and even though senators have tested positive, they can attend virtually. now the majority leader delayed senate action until october 19th. when can those jurors return? they have to be physically present. once it gets out of the committee, senate majority mitch mcconnell has a narrow margin when it gets the votes to confirm amy coney barrett. two senators said he could not go along with it. they can only lose one more. that means he needs the senators hea

mattingly also says since being shot in the leg. suffering from trauma mental anguish and emotional distress. walker's attorneys says he was acting in self-defense in his own home and issued this statement which reads in part quote one would think that breaking into the apartment executing his girlfriend and framing him for a crime in an effort to cover up her murder would be enough for them yet this baseless attempt to further victimize and harass kenny indicates otherwise. >>an illinois judge has ordered the extradition of kyle rittenhouse the 17 year-old accused in the fatal shooting of 2 demonstrators in kenosha wisconsin. he was in court today for weeks with house's lawyers have been fighting to block his transfer to wisconsin to face homicide charges there they argue that he argued that he acted in self-defense when he opened fire during the unrest following the shooting of jacob blake by can osha police officer lake county prosecutors said that it should be up to a wisconsin judge not one in the home state of rittenhouse of i