officers recreating the choke hold mcclain was placed in. several fired, the chief saying, quote, we are ashamed how mcclain's family is reacting tonight. >>> the death toll from coronavirus now topping 130,000 in the united states. 200,000 new cases since just monday. after a record week experts now fear fourth of july crowds could cause another holiday with fireworks at mount rushmore, masks and social distancing not required >>> after years of debate will this nfl team change its controversial name the growing pressure from sponsors and what the owner is now saying. >>> new rules of the road, if you're driving to your vacation destination, what to pack and plan ahead for. >>> and caught on camera a man shooting illegal fireworks when one goes right through an open window. that house erupting in flames tonight the new warning from firefighters this holiday. >> announcer: this is nbc nightly news with lester holt. >>> and a good friday evening. i'm craig melvin in for lester tonight the investigation into the death of elijah mcclain last ye

breaking news in the elijah mcclain investigation. officers snapping selfies at the site where he died. one posing in a neck hold. mcclain said he could not breathe before his death. the police chief calling it a crime against humanity. pressure on the prince, new developments tonight in the arrest of ghislaine maxwell. the ex girlfriend accused of enabling jeffrey epstein and arranging sex acts with minors. prosecutors calling her an extreme flight risk. tonight why a lawyer for epstein's victim says prince andrew should be very concerned. new accusations in the disappearance of soldier vanessa guillen from fort hood. a civilian under arrest confessing to help her boyfriend dismember guillen's body after he allegedly killed her with a hammer. the family demanding answers. and after years of resisting the scitll p the nfl team is taking ofnsive.turnin10 you will meet the man jumping out of a plane for his birthday. >> this is abc world news tonight with david muir. >>> good evening and thanks for being with us on this friday night. we

officers re-enacting the neck hold used on mcclain, who later died. >>> and deadly shark attack. paramedics arriving by helicopter in a desperate teto se thttjuhreeth ag >>> good eveni. it's great to have you with us on this fourth of july saturday. i'm whit johnson, in for tom llamas tonight. and we begin with this american holiday celebrated in the shadow of the coronavirus pandemic and more people testing positive than ever before. records shattered in recent days. the curve is not flattening. more than 2,786,000 confirmed cases in this country. and tonight, florida reporting more than 11,000 cases in the past 24 hours. all beaches are closed in three south florida counties, including miami-dade this weekend. texas also reporting a record today, more than 8,000 cases in just a day. some hospitals now at 100% capacity. patients are being diverted. hospitalizations in arizona also continuing to rise. and after calis,rn's early an the most popular beaches to close during the holiday. but where the coast is open, people are there. in new hampshire, doing their best to keep social

. >>> the new turn in the elijah mcclain investigation.he reported photos that led to multiple officers being placed on leave >>> and celebrating a lifetime of laughs from a comedy legend >> this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening everyone from our los angeles studio tonight, california one of several states that appears to be losing the battle against covid-19 urgently rushing to try and turn back the clock on reopening as america's top infectious disease doctor anthony fauci warned the u.s. could soon hit 100,000 new cases per day and that the u.s. is not in total control of the pandemic tonight cases going up, hospital capacity going down across america's hard hit sun belt our team is in place and we start tonight with miguel almaguer >> reporter: tonight california is in crisis as the number of confirmed infections across the state soars to 227,000, nearly half of all of those sick living in los angeles county, the region now scrambling to reverse course, shutting down reopened beaches, piers, and bars ahead of th

mcclain was 23 years old. a massage therapist who friends say would constantly bow as a sign of gratitude. >> they murdered my friend. >> marna arnet was one of his clients for more than two years. >> nobody should die like this. nobody should be walking home, and be worried that they'll never get there. >> reporter: the interim police chief in aurora says her department will cooperate fully with the federal review but she declined to comment on any ongoing investigations lester >> gabe gutierrez, thank you. >>> a group of harvey weinstein's accusers have reached a tentative settlement, including $19 million for victims, but some of weinstein's oth accusers saying it's not nearly enough. >> reporter: three months after harvey weinstein was sent to prison, creating a victims fund for $19 million. >> there's relief and closure in this settlement, absolutely, for me, and i think for a hundred plus women. >> reporter: if approved by the courts anyone with an allegation since the late 1980s could file a confidentia

>> all: elijah mcclain!> reporter: amid growing anger over a cruel new twist. >> this photo, they are actually re-enacting -- they're actually re-enacting a carotid control hold. >> reporter: three officers in selfies smiling and simulating the chokehold used on elijah mcclain two months after the 23-year-old massage therapist and violinist died after a confrontation with other officers. the police union says the chief rushed to judgment. erica marrero and kyle dittrich were fired. officer jaron jones resigned. >> it's reprehensible. that's why they are no longer working here. >> stop, i have a right to stop you because you're being suspicious. >> reporter: last august a 911 caller reported a suspicious man in a ski mask. mcclain's family said he wore it because of a blood condition that made him feel cold. >> stop tensing up. >> stop, stop. >> reporter: officers used a carotid chokehold to subdue him as he pleaded for his life. >> i wasn't trying to do that. i can't breathe correctly because -- >> reporter:

. >>> a disturbing turn in the elijah mcclain death investigation the reported photos that led to multiple officers being placed on leave >>> a judge overturns the trump border rule requiring immigrants to first claim asylum in another country. >>> and we will remember hollywood legend carl reiner as we kick off this first day of july "early today" starts right now good morning i'm phillip mena >> gld you're with us. i'm frances rivera the country is set to reach record highs in the south and southwest. according to the "new york times" the number of new cases in the u.s. shot up by 80% in the past two weeks the number of americans infected tops 2.6 million and the death toll is steadily creeping toward 10,000 >> the paycheck protection program has been given another lifeline tuesday night it was voted to extend the program until august 8th, with $130 billion nun used funds now moves to the house for a vote >>> a dire warning on capitol hill from the nation's cop infectious disease expert. >> we're going in the wrong direction. if you look at the curves of the new cases, so we really have

mcclain died days later at the hospital.say during the confrontation with officers, mcclain tried to grab officer jason rosenblatt's gun. months later when rosenblatt received this picture in a text message, he replied "ha, ha." he, too, was fired friday. none of the officers have been charged in mcclain's death. colorado's attorney general is now investigating. stephanie ramos, abc news, new york. >>> protesters in baltimore have torn down a statue there of christopher columbus. you can see the video here, a cell phone video. there the statue goes. the person who took the video says at least 300 people were there taking part in yesterday's protest. when they took the statue down, it broke into several pieces. there might be someone there carrying a portion of it. protesters then threw the statue into the harbor. >>> in san francisco, the arts commission removed the columbus statue in front of coyte tower last month. many say the statute is not aligned with their values. the president of the arts commission says columbus is

and officers said mcclain tried to grab one of their guns.h of the massage therapist, who played violin, is still under investigation. adriana diaz, cbs news. >> garrett: up next, carl reiner knew this day would come. he even joked about it, but it doesn't make his obituary any easier. er. it can plunge you into deep, dark lows. and, can leave you feeling extremely sad and disinterested. overwhelmed by bipolar depression? ask about vraylar. not all types of depression should be treated the same. vraylar effectively helps relieve all symptoms of bipolar depression... with just one pill, once a day. elderly patients with dementia-related psychosis have an increased risk of death or stroke. call your doctor about unusual changes in behavior or suicidal thoughts. antidepressants can increase these in children and young adults. report fever, stiff muscles or confusion, which may mean a life-threatening reaction, or uncontrollable muscle movements, which may be permanent. side effects may not appear for several weeks. metabolic changes may occur. n

here's cbs' adriana diaz. >> reporter: calls for criminal charges in the death of elijah mcclain... > don't shoot. >> reporter: ...turned violent this weekend. then, late last night, police announced an additional investigation into unreleased photos taken near the site where elijah mcclain died. sources tell our denver station they show officers reenacting the hold that precede mcclain's death. forensic psychologist professor apryl alexander is with black lives matter in denver. >> when we see photos like this, that trust is still broken for us. >> i have a right to stop you because you're being suspicious. >> reporter: tensions have been high since mcclain's fatal altercation with police last august. >> relax, or we're going to have to change this situation. >> reporter: he was put in a chokehold and uttered these fateful words, "i can't breathe." officers said mcclain tried to grab one of their guns, the death of a massage therapist, who played violin, is still under investigation. adriana diaz, cbs news. >> garrett: up ncar next, carl reiner knew this day would come. he even joked

mcclain died several days later. nbc's gabe gutierrez is in aurora with the very latest this morning. gabe, good morning. >> reporter: peter, good morning. police headquarters here was fenced off overnight to keep out protesters. four officers are now out of a job and the interim police chief says the department is ashamed. the latest twist in a case that has drawn global attention. overnight, new outrage over the death of elijah mcclain. protesters in aurora, colorado, once again taking to the streets after police released these photos taken by their own officers in october, mocking mcclain's death. >> we are ashamed, we're sin sickened and we're angry. while the allegations of these internal taaffair cases are not criminal, it's a shame. >> the police department announced these two cops would be fired for conduct unbecoming an officer. a third would have been fired but resigned first. a fourth was also let go after getting the photos in a text and responded "ha-ha." that fourth officer had also been involved in the

mcclain died days later at the hospital.e say during the confrontation with officers, mcclain tried to grab officer jason rosenblatt's gun. months later when rosenblatt received this picture in a text message, he replied "ha, ha." he, too, was fired friday. none of the officers have been charged in mcclain's death. colorado's attorney general is now investigating. stephanie ramos, abc news, new york. >>> protesters in baltimore have torn down a statue there of christopher columbus. the man who took this cell phone video said at least 300 people took part in yesterday's protest. when they took the statue down, it did break into several pieces and protesters threw the statue then into the harbor. >>> in san francisco, the arts commission removed the columbus statue in front of coyte tower last month as i'm sure you remember. many say the statute is not aligned with the city's values. the president of the arts commission says columbus is a symbol of pain and oppression to indigenous people. >>> kanye west said that he is going

scott mcclain is in london.hat do travelers need to know if they're planning on going to the uk? >> reporter: hey, jake. so as you mentioned, if they're coming from the u.s., they have to be prepared to quarantine for two weeks. the same goes for travelers from every other country with the exception that the 59 announced today would be exempt. that list includes spain, italy, france, germany, places like that that not long ago were coronavirus hot spots. the u.s. was left off the list, not surprising, though, considering the sky high infection rate. if you do, though, manage to make it to the uk, great news. the pubs are going to be open tomorrow. the prime minister is warning, pleading with the british public not to blow it, not to undo the progress already made. he's emphasizing the importance of personal responsibility to help keep the infections low. case in point, jake, i just finished a mandatory two-week quarantine today. not once in that time did i get a knock on the door or even a phone call from anyone

plus more states now telling need to kn thelijah mcclain shocking photos released.olice officers mimicking the chokeholds used on the 23-year- old. tonight, the dramatic move from the police chief rushing to mount rushmore. president heads to a crowded fireworks display to the top of the mountain without masks required. why is he ignoring advice his own advisors are giving to everyone else? n.f.l. name change, under pressure from sponsors, one of pro football's oldest franchises forced to re-think its image. will washington's hometown team start next season with a new name? racing to a cure, the experimental plasma therapy many are now calling liquid gold. we're there as the first patient in one study meets the man who says it saved his life. and steve hartman with a uniquely american fourth of july drive through, the final stop this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> brennan: good evening to our viewers in the west. norah is off tonight. i'm margaret brennan. breaking news, more than 57,000 new cases of coronavir

we actually just spoke with somebody who knew elijah mcclain quite well. she was his client.e was a massage therapist and she was his client for two years and forged a deep connection with him. her name is marna arnett. she is devastated at how things played out. >> it's devastating. had they just had a conversation with him, i would still have my friend. to me it looked like they just treated him like an animal from the minute go. and that's not okay. >> reporter: and she was just devastated, craig. she also talked about how he was just 23 years old, just 140 pounds. so many people we have spoken with from he lielijah mcclain's family and friends say he was not the kind of person who would have stood up to officers in any way. federal review by the doj and the fbi is looking at whether a civil rights investigation is warranted in this case. they're not just looking at his death, but they're also now looking into those potentially inappropriate pictures that are under internal review here in aurora as well, craig. >> gabe gutierrez in colorado following the elijah mcclain sto

. >> coming up next, the latest on the investigation into the death of elijah mcclain.e police chief taking action today due to a photo by officers that the mayor called appalling, recreating the circumstances around his death. we'll have that coming up. when you shop with wayfair, you spend less and get way more. so you can bring your vision to life and save in more ways than one. for small prices, you can build big dreams. spend less, get way more. shop everything home at wayfair today. now every bath fitter bathbath fis installed quickly, safely, and beautifully, with a lifetime warranty. go from old to new. from worn to wow. the beautiful bath you've always wanted, done right, installed by one expert technician, all in one day. we've been creating moments like these for 35 years, and we're here to help you get started. book your free virtual or in-home design consultation today. >>> breaking news now on the investigation of colorado police officers involved with the death last year of a 23-year-old black male elijah mcclain. this concerns a photo taken by fellow off

mcclain was stopped. >> two of those officers stood idly by as their colleagues tackled elijah mcclain they tortured him, inflicting multiple different kinds of force over the course of 15 minutes. and i'm not just talking about the carotid choke holds, although there were two of those, but multiple kinds of force that killed a small young man who was entirely peaceful, who had done nothing wrong, who was trying to get home with a bottle of iced tea from the station down the street. and these officers, who today we learned posted amusing photographs, because they thought it was just so darned funny to reenact the murder of a peaceful young man. >> joining us right now, michael star hopkins, a founding partner of northern star strategies. he also worked on the obama and hillary clinton presidential campaigns. welcome, michael. you see those images, you see those officers smiling right there at the scene. three of these aurora officers were fired. and one reassigned nearly a year after the incident. your reaction to the latest developments in this? >> i mean, it shows that this isn't jus

officers recreating the choke hold mcclain was placed in.everal fired, the chief saying, quote, we are ashamed how mcclain's family is reacting tonight. >>> the death toll from coronavirus now topping 130,000 in the united states. 200,000 new cases since just monday. after a record week experts now fear fourth of july crowds could cause another massive surge,

it is the latest twist in a case that has drawn global attention. >> say his name. >> elijah mcclain.porter: overnight, new outrage over the death of elijah mcclain. >> it's about systemic racism. he is not the first ant is not the only one. >> protesters taking to the streets after police released these photos taken by their own officers in october, mocking mclean's death. >> we're ashamed, sicken and angry. this is a crime against humanity and decency. >> reporter: the city's interim police chief announced these two cops would be fired for conduct unbecoming an officer, a third would have been fired but resigned first. a fourth was also let go after getting the photos in a group text and responding ha ha. that fourth officer jason rosenblat also involved in the initial encounter with mcclain. >> the police chief said the officers claim they were reenacting the neck hold. >> he was a 23-year-old massage therapist. his family says he sometimes wore a ski mask to wear warm. >> i have a right to stop you because you're being suspicious. >> aurora officers stopped him and tackled him, ap

officers are under investigation for allegedly posing for photographs near the site where elijah mcclain was forcibly arrested before dying in custody. body cam video from last august shows police approaching mcclain and then pinning him for several minutes in a neck hold. severaai officers now under investigation were photographed re-enacting the arrest. on sunday, a vigil in memory of elijah mcclain held there in aurora came to an end when riot police moved in, lobbing pepper spray. a lawyer for mcclain's family was there and said the police action was unprovoked. >>> next, that troubling incident at a hampton inn in williamston, north carolina. an employee confronted an african-american mother and her two children at the pool, asking them to prove they were guests at the hotel, but showing their room key wasn't enough. the employee called police, who ran the plates on the family's car. tonight, that employee no longer works at the hampton inn and the mother has released video of the encounter. here's abc's adrienne bankert. >> reporter: a disturbing encounter at a hotel pool. >> i'm h

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. >> elijah mcclain!ado police precinct over last year's death of elijah mcclain, another unarmed black man. police in riot gear stood near the building as demonstrators chanted "why are you in riot gear?" >> three aurora police officers were fired over photos mocking mcclain's death, a fourth resigned earlier this week. here's omar jimenez. >> reporter: newly released pictures show multiple officers out of the aurora police department posing gleefully near the site where elijah mcclain was placed in a chokehold back in august of 2019. one of the photos shows an officer mimicking a literal chokehold. the police chief there, vanessa wilson, fired three of the officers. a fourth one involved resigned earlier this week on tuesday. the chief said she was alerted to the photos a little over a week ago but that they were taken back in october of 2019. one of the officers that was fired was actually among the officers that responded to the initial interaction with elijah mcclain back in august of 2019. in the ch

. >>> up next, the debate of st e police reform, new details into the killing of elijah mcclain last year. my life. when i refinanced with sofi, that allowed me to pay off aggressively and save without breaking my back or breaking the bank. every time you touch a surface, bacteria is left behind. and save without breaking my back now, consider how many times your family touches the surfaces in your home in 24 hours. try new microban 24. spray on hard surfaces to kill 99.9% of viruses and bacteria initially. once dry, it forms a bacteria shield that keeps killing bacteria for 24 hours, even after multiple touches. try new microban 24. available in multi-purpose, sanitizing, and bathroom sprays. this has been medifacts for microban 24. for the rest of your life. with sofi it's possible to get them paid off and start new. >>> in just the last hour, aurora, colorado, police announced the firing of several officer that is reenacted a neck hold at the site of the death of elijah mcclain. he died after being stopped by officers put into a chokehold and then injected with a strong sedative.

mcclain confronted by police while walking home last august. officers placing him in a neck hold. he died a few days later. authorities also looking into reports of other aurora officers that they later took photos re-enacting the hold used on mcclain. >>> we move on now to the police crackdown in seattle. officers today clearing out the c.h.o.p. zone, arresting dozens of protesters occupying the area for weeks. and in new york city, officers moving in on demonstrators calling to defund the police. her's abc's janai norman. >> oh, my god! >> reporter: tonight, officers in riot gear swarming seattle's occupied protest zone. >> disperse southbound on 12th avenue or you will be arrested. >> reporter: clashing with protesters as they cleared out tents, arresting more than 30 people. more than three weeks after protesters seized the six-block area. police reclaiming their precinct in the area that saw crime skyrocket by more than 500% and two teens fatally shot. protesters blocking police from responding to at least one of those deadly incidents. >> our job is to support peaceful demon

mcclain died in august after police in a denver suburb put him in a choke hold. his case has received new attention recently and the protests over racial injustice in this country. today, federal agencies say they're examining photos that show multiple city police officers near the site where mcclain died. those officers now put on administrative leave. with me now is gabe gutierrez. this is a rare statement to come out from the federal government. what does it all mean for us? >> reporter: yes, as you mentioned, the doj and the fbi say they've been looking into this case since it happened last year, but they're now confirming that review because of all the attention that this case has gotten in the last several weeks. and now, as you mention, we just heard yesterday that the police chief here in aurora had placed multiple officers on paid administrative leave. that's after another officer reported a potentially inappropriate photo that was taken last week by several of those officers. the police department won't go into details on that just yet. i did speak with

sources tell cbs news the officers were imitating the choke hold mcclain was placed in just days before his death last year. >>> every morning i pick up my newspaper, get the obituary section and see if i'm listed. if i'm not, i'll have my breakfast. >>> carl reiner has died. he and his eldest son, rob reiner, were honored in a joint hollywood walk of fame ceremony in 2017. carl reiner was 98 years old and what a talent. ken? >> thank you, liz. >>> coming up, the neighbors suing u.c. berkeley claiming there are way too many students. >> the students have been pushed into what were formerly residential neighborhoods. >>> and since half moon bay and pacifica don't want out-of- townrs, another town does. it will help people get back to work. >> i'm able now to bring in about 90% of my employees. >> later, the stands won't be empty. how the fans this home is equipped with wifi from xfinity. there's this game-time internetting room. so fun. wow. and then there's this work-from-home internetting room. finally, the open-concept internetting room. this is not an open house. but your front door

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. >>> a stunning turn of events in the elijah mcclain investigation in colorado. three police officers were fired. one resigned over photographs mocking the chokehold that aurora police used on 23-year-old mcclain. they were released yesterday taken at the site where police stopped mcclain in august last year where they used the chokehold resulting in his death. here's the lawyer for the mcclain family. >> two of those officers stood idly by as their colleagues tackled elijah mcclain as they tortured him, inflicting multiple different kinds of force over the course of 15 minutes and i'm not just talking about the carotid chokeholds although there were two of those but multiple kinds of force that killed a small young man who was entirely peaceful who had done nothing wrong. >> large crowds poured onto the streets of the denver suburb after the firings were made public. no officers charged in mcclain's death and the family plans to file a civil rights lawsuit. >>> police reform on the agenda in new york as another black lives matter mural gets painted on city stree

meantime, mcclain's mother is furious about news that some officers were placed on paid leave due toiate pictures taken at a memorial for her son. in a statement, janine mcclain said the photos aren't a surprise because, quote, the whole department is corrupt. >>> there are fewer tourists this year along cape cod's beaches but not fewer sharks. officials are warning that sharks are again coming close enough to shore to be of concern. three great whites have been tagged in recent days and several have attacked seals. officials have recommended swimmers remain in shallow water no more than waist deep. >>> if you do see a shark on the water, here's one way to leave in a hurry, a lamborghini yacht. >> now you can really drive the boat. the italian luxury sports car maker has teamed up with the yacht company to create this limited-edition vessel. it has two v-12 engines that produce 4,000 horsepower. its top speed is about 70 miles per hour. >> only 63 are being made, and you can have one for a mere $3.4 million. >> hear that? did you hear that? >> what, what, what? >> that was your bank

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sources are telling cbs news those officers were imitating the choke hold mcclain was placed in just days before his death, and that the photos were shared with other police officers. now, the department says it will release the results of its investigation soon. >>> today the trump mange continue to the push back reports on a plot by russia who offered taliban soldiers money for soldiers. several news outlets are report thing intelligence was included in the president's daily written report. >> the president has been briefed on what is unfortunately in the public domain because of "the new york times" and the irresponsible leak. yes, he has been briefed, but that does not change the fact that there is no consensus on this intelligence. that has still yet to be verified. >> there may be a reluck tabs to brief the president on things he doesn't want to hear, and that may be more true with president to putin and putin's russia. >> they agree the u.s. must take action if russia did issue bounties on americans. >>> karl reiner has passed away at the age of 98. >> every morning i pick up

mcclain was not accused of any crime when officers used a choke hold on him.amedics injected him with a sedative. he later died. those officers were never charged with a crime. two still work for the department. the fbi and department of justice are investigating. mcclain's father had to say about the photo re-enactment. d to niol foba ag'sldt franchises. the washington redskins under pressure from sponsors and advocacy groups said friday they are reviewing their name. considered by many to be racially insensitive. [ cheers ] >> we are under way -- >> despite carrying the same moniker for nearly 90 years, washington, d.c.'s, pro football team could be changing. in a statement, the team said, "in light of recent events around our country and feedback from our community, the washington redskins are announcing the team will undergo a thorough review of the team's name." the move comes after dozens of investors sent letters to fedex, pepsico, and nike threatening to terminate their relationships wi the team unless it changed its name. and now team owner daniel sny

one of those officers texted the picture to jason rosenblatt, another officer on the mcclain call. he said the photo made me very anxious, uncomfortable and i wanted it to go away. he was fired for responding to it in a group text, ha ha. >> and replied with an inappropriate comment of ha ha. there was absolutely nothing funny about this. it is a crime against humanity and decency. >> jeffrey epstein's long time confidant arrested and facing charges after spending months on the run. why it could be a major turning point in the case. as the nation grapples with the spike in coronavirus cases, there's lots of uncertainty over how schools will operate in the fall so how can we get kids back into those classrooms safe sunny we will discuss -- of safely. we will discuss as our coverage this 4th of july weekend continues after this. mornings were made for better things than rheumatoid arthritis. when considering another treatment, ask about xeljanz a pill for adults with moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis when methotrexate has not helped enough. xeljanz can reduce pain, swelling, an

the first time aurora police released photos of three officers smiling at the site, elijah mcclain was stopped and placed in a chokehold and later died. today, backed by elijah's mother spoke for more action after the firings. >> photos that were taken by the aurora police department reenacting the heinous murder of elijah mcclain across the street from where we currently stand we are here today, because we are attempting we are there attempting to silence our community. our community has not going to be silenced. we will not be silenced. we stand, for shinning mclean, and solidarity. our another officer in the involved in the arrest replied to the pictures pulled ha ha also fired. >>> hit-and-run that left a 7- year-old seriously injured, in martinez we want to warn you of this video is very hard to watch. surveillance footage shows owen jones riding his scooter in front of his house yesterday, he comes out of his driveway where he appears to see a band, he tries to stop that is when the van runs him over, chp says it is hard to tell from the video how fast that man was actually going

elijah mcclain was walking home from a convenience store when he was approached by police. he had not committed a crime. police held him in a choke hold and then injected him with ketamine. are you familiar with the case? do you know how frequently cadman is used -- ketamine is us ed? do you know if police departments have been directed to document paramedics? a.g. barr: no. have not: i guess you evaluated the use of force tactics since becoming attorney general. a.g. barr: not with respect to that. >> will you commit to directing the department to evaluating the protocols around the use of otherne, chokehold, and uses of force? a.g. barr: absolutely. under the president's executive order, we are reviewing that. the bass: especially ketamine. that is pretty outrageous. george floyd was killed by a police officer via chokehold. he was suspected of using a counterfeit $20 bill. consider james holmes, who murdered 12 people and injured 70 others in a movie theater in aurora, colorado the same town as elijah mcclain. he wore body armor, had a knife, semi automatic weapons, and

three police officers in colorado have been fired for mocking the dith eath of elijah mcclain. him. the images were shared waufsers in the department who were directly involved in the mcclain incident. the 23-year-old mcclain seen here was walking home in october when police stopped him, tackled him, applied a chokehold and later gave him a saidtiedative. an ternl investigation found that the police officers had followed protocol. e officers had followed protocol. iternl invest that the police officers had followed protocol. nternl invest that the police officers had followed protocol. ternl investid that the police officers had followed protocol. rternl invest found that the police officers had followed protocol. anternl i found that the police officers had followed protocol. lternl in found that the police officers had followed protocol. investig that the police officers had followed protocol. investigatio that the police officers had followed protocol. investigatio that the police officers had followed protocol. investigatio that the police officers had followed protocol. n

aurora's mayor confirmed the photos showed the officers re-enacting the neck hold used on mcclain last august. he died in police custody. >>> next, to that powerful moment. a prisoner walked free. his conviction overturned after more than 20 years behind bars. there to see him walk free, the superstar basketball player who put her career on hold to fight for his freedom. abc's adrienne bankert has the story. >> reporter: tonight, after more than 20 years in prison, jonathan irons is a free man, walking out of a missouri prison thanks to help from wnba star maya moore. >> in that moment, i just -- i really felt like i could -- i could rest. >> reporter: following four wnba championships, moore put her career on hold to help with the case. >> i'm absolutely elated and thankful just to be here in this moment right now. >> reporter: the two connected in 2007 through a missouri ministry. at the age of 16, irons had been tried as an adult and sentenced to 50 years in prison for assault and burglary. moore and his lawyers seeing holes in the prosecution. the case finally overturned in march,

and elijah mcclain's family made a strong statement about the photos. they said, quote, apd's conduct is no different than that of white supremacists at the height of the jim crow south, who snapped smiling pictures of themselves at the scenes of brutal, lethal lynchings of black men. keeping the images of torture as souvenirs, or even turning them into postcards to send to friends. in 1852, african-american author and abolitionist frederick douglas gave a famous speech called "what to the slave is the fourth of july." he explored the tension between the oppression of slavery and u.s. ideals of freedom. today, that tension lives on in so many different forms. we just saw there in our previous story. and for some, it still casts a shadow over independence day. here's leyla santiago. >> reporter: fireworks. parades. ceremonies. the celebration of u.s. independence. once declared by founding fathers that wrote, all men are created equal. that they are endowed by their creator with certain, unalienable rights. that, among these, are life, liberty, and the p

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