minneapolis has become ground zero for the defund the police movement.eve if it passes here it could be the start of what they hope to do in other cities across the country as well. today the legal battle continues over the exact wording of a ballot measure that would clear the way for the city council to replace the minneapolis police department with a new public safety agency. hennepin county judge anderson just finished hearing arguments and will decide if voters will be able to vote on the measure as it stands in november or if it needs to be reworded and pushed to a future election. this latest effort to get rid of the city's police department comes in the midst of some of the worst violence minneapolis has experienced in decades. look at some of the numbers. violent crime is up 21% year-to-date compared to 2019. the number of homicides have doubled and on track for the highest total in 20 years and aggravated assaults up 22%. they vowed to defund the police. over the past year community groups have sued the city council saying it is responsible for

how much worse could minneapolis get if ilhan omar has her way?let me say she is speaking about something with elements of truth in it. for a long time people did not believe what was happening was happening in terms of violence against black men and politicians used fear to create the expansion of law enforcement but if we are to end that direction we can't swing the pendulum in the extreme that leads to another set of problems which justifies the other argument and back and forth back and forth between one party, one level of conservatism versus the other. so if she has her way what is going to happen is the pendulum will swing the other way, we will create a situation which is not workable and everybody is going to be scared and demand more police and even the national guard and they are going to come in and it will be in the extreme. >> in minneapolis, really concerning times. check back in and let us know how the lawsuit is going, thank you for your time. >> we want to solution. >> reform and sufficient police. jillian: court packing is back

minneapolis is on pace to outdo that easily. we're way ahead of last year's homicide pace.te our violent crime is skyrocketing. just this morning a group of residents in north minneapolis, one of the neighborhoods, sent a letter to our governor saying please, please, governor, declare minneapolis a war zone, call in the national guard, call in state troopers, give us the help and safety and security we need to live our lives. >> shannon: so you're saying residents want more folks ground in uniform. >> absolutely. >> shannon: forbes looked at a number of places that are talking about defunding. it's a little long but i want to read this. in 25 u.s. cities across the country officials have already cut or proposed cutting funds from police budgets but in as many as 20 of those cities mayors and others enjoy the personal protection of a dedicated police security detail. we found that the defunding of police coupled with taxpayer dollars spent on police security, details protecting public firms only occurred in cities run by democratic mayors. >> horace? >> absolutely. you know,

minneapolis feeling the impact after rights and calls to defend the police.eapolis officers changed their work starting last year which included your traffic stops and less drug and gun checks. citizens want to know where are the police, along with minneapolis police commander, appreciate your time. how impactful is it when you have to leave making fewer stops, doing fewer checks, you have to imagine people would be saying where are the police, but this is what people wanted. >> appreciate the opportunity to be there. they are still responding to hundreds of emergency calls, the level of proactive enforcement is gone down for a variety of reasons. we are short on staff, over 200 fewer officers than we did a year ago and offices have reluctance to put their next on the line by suspicious vehicle stops him otherwise result in stopping criminal activity. jillian: in person policing declined from june of 2020 to may of 2021, traffic stops down 74% patrolling on problem areas down 76%, it is down checking on businesses down 71%. those numbers speak for themselves.

paul, between minneapolis st. paul is down here, minneapolis is over here. we eliminate the planting. we sink the road so that crossed traffic can conveniently move over. bridges are no longer archways constructed for aesthetic experience, but rather to be as convenient as possible, right? and so we have a very different change in our roadway design. and social attitudes are changed as well, right? you think about the bronx river parkway, and that sort of experience of joy and excitement and driving a car for the first time as a recreational activity, i mean, how many of us think about driving a car as a rave creation all activity anymore? we don't, right? it's not one. i think my father was the last person i knew who liked to go for a sunday drive, right? pile the kids in the car and torture us, right? it was not -- car trips were not recreational for me. so dry things no longer a gee whiz activity. so for me, as i try i teach you, as a practical landscape optic teaching people some of whom are going to be practicing landscape architects, i think the lesson

. >>> in minneapolis, there is an effort under way to preserve a piece of history, a building with aved for future generations local coverage now from nbc's kare 11 and reporter boyd huppert. >> reporter: in one of those buildings we pass by, but don't necessarily see, history is ever so quietly simmering >> it's a big day. >> reporter: a new day for the old building at 45th and hiawatha >> this is an amazing opportunity. >> reporter: and for the african american firefighters. >> long time coming. >> reporter: following in others' footsteps. >> the old staircase, that's all original. >> reporter: more than a century has passed since the building they're seeing for the first time was built to be minneapolis's first and ultimate i will only all black fire station. >> opened in 1907. >> reporter: joseph waters is the firefighting historian who has been doing the research on the men who served here. >> oscar clark, archie spence and james cannon. >> just three found in the records so far. >> served this station their entire career. >> reporter: but joseph says potentially dozens of afric

as is the minneapolis african-american professional firefighters association, of which charles rutgers to have these nice careers and to serve the communities. >>> for the second season nfl players can wear social injure messages choosing from these league-approved messages the nfl also announced it takes all and end racism listen stencil in end zones the nfl season kicks off next week when tampa bay buccaneers take on the dallas cowboys >>> here we go again abba is release a new album for the first time in nearly 40 years. the swedish pop group will also be performs an avatars with a live ten-piece band. the concert will kick off in may next year as a new arena in london abba has sold nearly 400 million albums worldwide >>> well, 55 seconds left on a race to the finish the remnants of hurricane ida shocking the northeast with historic flooding and devastating tornadoes. officials say the storm killed at least 45 people from maryland to new york, more than hoff of those deaths in new jersey water rescues are still going on tonight. >>> president biden will visit louisiana tomorrow to

you know, in minneapolis, we had much success in this and reducing the mortgage loan. this allows the ability to create the buying power of the homeowner. a provides a monthly benefit to the homeowner and a reduced monthly payment. in the land trust model, the appreciation is shared by a predetermined amount so that should the property be sold, the land trust model can also be beneficial in continued housing affordability for the community by reinvestment of appreciation by the land trust. in today's times, we need to use every financial opportunity to help american indian families understand and relish in the benefits of homeownership. we need to use a number of initiatives to make homeownership possible. we have used city, county and state funding options, including grants, deferred loans and other homeownership initiatives. we look forward to our federal partners in providing opportunities to increase homeownership to american indian families throughout the country. i thank you for your attention to this matter. sen smith: we will now turn to mr. shepphard. >> i wou

in minneapolis. protests erupted in cities all over the country as people called for justice, structural change and reimagining of law enforcement. in minneapolis, voters will decide whether or not to get rid of the police department and replace it with a new department of public safety. the floyd protests and calls continued after a jury found ex officer derek chauvin guilty and he was subsequently sentenced to 22 a half years in prison. we got justice, but not enough justice, but i will celebrate guilty conviction on the police officer that killed the black man because far too many times we see them kill us. and get right away with it. we need true justice. that's not one case. that is a social transformation. that says that nobody's beneath the law and no one is above it. let's take a look at some national numbers, according to the group, interrupting criminalization, at least 20 large u. s cities have cut their police budgets. those cuts, adding up to about $840 million total $160 million so far

minnesota supreme court is ruling that minneapolis can move forward with a vote on whether to abolishtment. that reverses a lower court ruling that would have killed that measure. the vote going forward despite minneapolis seeing a 13% spike in murders just this year alone print the power panel now, fox news contributor richard fowler. great to see you today, your topline thoughts? >> i really believe after seeing congresswoman omar support this ballot initiative that we are a country being governed by idiots whether they be in congress or in local government, many folks have now thought this idea by abolishing the police department in such a place where they are actually needed police is a good idea to encourage that among the citizenry is insane, just look at the numbers. 88% increase in unsolved cases and 2016 and 2017 and moving beyond that, there's been more homicides in that city than there has ever been in this previous years from a 6-year-olds are getting shot. so what benefit would it be to put a bunch of peace officers on the street when there is legitimate crime going on in

the chief executive officer of the american indian community development corporation in minneapolis, minnesota and also the chair of the board of the commissioners -- excuse me, the chair of the board of the commissioners of the housing and community development agency. greetings to my fellow minnesotans. also, eric sheppard, the executive director of the housing authority and south dakota. eric is also a member of the community. welcome and thank you all of you for your willingness to speak with us today and i look forward to hearing from each of you. before you begin your opening statements, just a few reminders. once you start speaking, there will be a slight delay before you are displayed on the screen. to minimize background noise, please click the mute button until it is your turn to speak or ask questions. you should have all on your screens a box labeled clock that will show you how much time you have remaining. for witnesses, i ask you to please keep your opening statements to about five minutes. you will have the opportunity to have your full written statements submitted as

to advance voting rights, protections, the president's infrastructure plan, and as residents of minneapolis ponder the future of policing in their city. a year after george floyd's death, new reporting suggests that the senate's stalled police reform bill may finally start to move. the key player in all of these senate negotiations continuing to be west virginia senator joe manchin. who along with senator amy klobuchar and other senate democrats is pushing what they hope is a voting rights bill that can attract republican support. who at the very least, withstand their sabotage. all of that tonight on "politics nation." along with a special treat, as we take an intimate look at the greatest. filmmaker ken burns joins us tonight to share his new film on the life, strife, and legacy of mohammad ali five years after the death of the people's champ. but first, politics. joining me now, senator amy klobuchar, democrat of minnesota, and chair of the senate rules committee. senator klobuchar, getting right to why we wanted you with us tonight, what is the status of negotiations on this compromised

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. >> minneapolis residents to help the city with a surgeon violent crime. 26 locals writing a letter, as the city is set to vote on a measure to replace minneapolis police department with different of public security and crisis managers. >> in minneapolis it would be a blueprint for other major us cities across the country and it is not right or fair, police deserve better. todd: they are working to prevent gun violence. >> they are split over the debt ceiling. the must pass spending bill. >> there warning of a government shutdown. it is getting rough now. and the warning of a possible government shutdown, and both sides of the aisle digging in their heels about extending the debt limit. >> stark sums of money to raise the debt limit without our help. >> it is a valid reason. now you don't want to pay for it. >> the same at the office of management and budget, we expect congress to work in a bipartisan fashion to keep government open and disaster relief to americans who need it, catastrophic default especially when we confront the pandemic and economic recovery. treasury secretary ja

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unfortunately, minneapolis has become ground zero for the de fund the police movement and ilan omar ischarter is successful at the ballot box, it is coming to a city near you and so this is something to watch out for. steve: you know and while i cit ed that poll at the beginning where 55% say that minneapolis should not reduce the size of the police, take a look at this poll. minneapolis voters on replacing the police department with a new department of public safety. 49% support replacing the police department, whereas 41% oppose it. do you think people clearly understand what is at stake, or are they confused? >> i think that's a language, it's confusing. so what you had in that original charter was 400 words that were taken out and replaced by only 80 and that was very deliberately done because that language was very ambiguous and vague, and so the people are confused but now they know what they need to do. steve: and you know what you want to do. you want to be the next congresswoman from that particular district in minnesota , replacing ilan omar, cecily davis thank you very much

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want to go live to gabe gutierrez in minneapolis. what is today's hearing all about? federal charges for those four officers. they are charged with violating george floyd's civil rights and not providing him medical care. three of the four also charged with submitting floyd to unreasonable seizure as well, but this is all part of a larger case. as you mentioned, chauvin being convicted of those counts which put him in prison for 22 and a half years. the question is how exactly will this federal case move forward. also to be discussed today potentially is whether this federal case will continue for the four officers together or separately. also, the officers are expected to enter pleas today. now, this arraignment will be over video conference so they will not physically appear in court, but also this comes as there are several other loose ends surrounding this case. the state trial, of course, for those three other offices is scheduled for next march. also the department of justice is looking into the minneapolis police department to see whether it had a pattern of pr

reporter bill keller has more now from minneapolis.entenced for the murder of george floyd. he had 90 days to appeal his case. on thursday, he filed the paperwork without a lawyer just as his legal window was closing. in his request to have his case overturned shopping lists 14 reasons for his appeal, including the fact that the judge denied his motion for a change of venue. his motion claims he was at a disadvantage because the jury was not sequestered during the entire trial. chauvin did not take the stand in his own defense, but made this cryptic statement at sentencing. there's going to be some other information. in the future that would be of interest. and, uh, i hope things will give you some some peace of mind. it is still unclear exactly what he meant there, and there doesn't appear to be any new information. in his appeal. shoven does argue that he should have never been charged with third degree murder. last week, the minnesota supreme court overturned the third degree murder conviction of mohammed nor a similar case. involvi

minneapolis will soon vote disbanding its police department but some residents are begging to bring in national guard to deal with crime. todd: this is what you have to do. and cf left-wing allies, after they overwhelmingly approve israel's iron dome, critics say this is all an act. >> the taliban bringing back strict punishments and executions to afghanistan. an interview with the associated press the chief enforcer system wasn't group will once again carry out executions and amputations of hands like they did in the late 1990s when afghanistan was under taliban rule, this week after the white house praised the militant group for being, quote, businesslike and professional. alexandria ocasio cortez gets emotional as the house passes $1 billion for israel's iron dome. >> 483. >> the squad member didn't vote no changing her vote to present as the measure passed overwhelmingly. good to see you. let's focus on the tears. genuine or pure political theater? >> she learns from the best or they learn from each other, the empathy, she wants a new cycle out of this and a lot of reporters will a

minnesota judge rejected the ballot question asking voters if they wanted the minneapolis charter toce the city's police department or the parts of public safety saying it was, quote, unreasonable and misleading. >> a conservative group calling for a probe over aoc's attendance at the met gala monday night after she accepted free tickets to the affair. the self-declared socialist war that tax the rich down while parting with the elite at the 35,$000 per ticket event. it's discuss the complaint, spokesman for the man accountability foundation, robert, thanks for being here. why do you say this doesn't pass the smell test. >> this gets to the heart of how americans feel about their politicians and the institution of power in our nation. the selected to lead us have a modicum of interest in our own well-being. aoc masquerading in a desire gala tax the rich on the back taking photos, going to a 35,$000 a plate gala is the ultimate example about such politician but it is deeper than that between a self-proclaimed socialist potentially skirting ethics rules and undermining the public trust

eastern time >>> well, pete had a beautiful fast pitch before, minneapolis-based company.find out if you were buying his pitch. wow, this is first in a while. yes, the viewers agree with you. 5 1% are buying your pitch i wonder if we let the poll roll on, like another 30 minutes, what the outcome would be. >> they would turn on me, mel. >> let's say rates go lower, the sentiment on banks go sour bonawyn, would you change your mind >> no, i don't think rates can go much lower. that's kinds of been the argument for those who have said, wait a minute, we're talking about the velocity of the move and take a step back. whether it's from 120, to 130, to 155, that's still very low. so no. >>> let's go to the final trade. pete, what do you say? >> coty, beauty products, tim? >> eog, those that are also giving cash back to investors, with an $80 oil price, that's now where analyze have it. it moves higher. >> all right bonawyn? >> i do expect it to outperform in the short term, xlf >> guy >> shoutout to bill, the morristown low, never misses a "fast money." >>> bonus hour of "fast

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she had all of her paperwork lost or stolen at the minneapolis airport. so she was in this dumbo -- limbo. i contacted one of our senators from north dakota and i told them the situation. within two hours, she shows up at my hotel. it was all taken care of. my question to you, was i a lobbyist just now or just then when i called my senator and got his help? guest: i think that's a great story. we just saw this through the tragedy and efforts that happened as we were evacuating leaving afghanistan. there was a group in d.c. was profiled in the newspapers recently that really worked together to try to get as many both american citizens and allies out and were lobbying members of congress. many multiple members of congress to help get people out. yes, you were lobbying at that moment. successfully so congratulations to you. i think the biggest misperception is that you can pay for a vote. one of the things that i've, my experience tells me, the average race, to win an average success race is to me and dollars. the average senate race is $10 million. i say th

we should allow them to burn down a police department in minneapolis and create an ought ton mouse zone in seattle and portland because their issues are legitimate. they've kept silent too long. let them have their fun and activism. it was the wrong move. >> harris: all of that is, you know, senator tim scott thought he was negotiating with democrats who were acting in good faith at the time but we've learned over the weekend democrats failed to come to the table any longer over police reform. watch this. >> yeah. >> they're putting politics over people and focusing on a partisan victory. just remember, this problem came to us because chicago and atlanta, minneapolis, new york city, los angeles, portland, seattle, all big blue cities run by democrat mayors and super majorities on their councils decided not to act on behalf of their most vulnerable communities. so yes, they all try to defund the police. we want to re-fund the police because public safety is job one. >> harris: jason. >> he is 100% correct. it was never done in good faith from the democratic party they started by saying t

adrien broaddus, cnn, minneapolis. >>> this weekend some of the most touching tributes came from thoseaunts and uncles in the attack. here's a look at some of those moving messages. >> we know you through stories told and your legacy. but i will make sure to let that legacy live on and to never forget you. i am proud to hold your first name as my own and i'm mostly proud to be able to carry on the said legacy for generations to come. we love you, and we miss you. >> and my uncle jason. we love you and we miss you. thank you for being our guardian angel. >> and my hero and my guardian angel, my uncle, lieutenant jeffrey p.walz, fdny, ladder 9, great jones street. although i never got the privilege to meet you, so many people tell me that i remind them of you in so many ways and i'm so honored to have your name as my middle name. we love and miss you dearly. >> and my uncle christopher nolan gracia. even though you died more than eight years before i was born, your memory lives on through me and so many of your family and friends. now grandpa is in heaven with you, too. may you both rest

if you're in minneapolis cooler. the next arrives several days here.mong the warmest weather you would expect this time of year. minneapolis well known to be one of the ice boxes of the united states. average temperature this time of year a mild 68. quickly transitions into winter across this region of the u.s., but will climb into the middle 80s at least the next three days. we have a major hurricane to tell you about, hurricane sam. forecast guidance does want to strengthen this to category 4 briefly, and make a close run at bermuda, but models have been pulling away from bermuda which is excellent news. that's not the only storm to talk about. we have a trio of other storms moderate to high probability of formation. yet again, the steering environment for the storms in the initial phase of the forecast does look to push them away from any threat to land. leave you with this. high temperatures 71 in albuquerque, 59 in seattle. new york city should be right around 75 degrees. isa? >> thank you very much, pedram. i can tell you, summer is officially ov

even though he's in prison for the murder of george floyd, former minneapolis police officer derek chauvinremains eligible for roughly $1.5 million in pension benefits once he reaches retirement age and chauvin is not alone. as cnn's chief investigative correspondent drew griffin uncovered, hundreds of officers convicted of crimes like murder and rape stand to cash in on high-dollar retirement benefits. >> reporter: across the country, police officers convicted of crimes violating the very laws they were sworn to uphold, are raking in millions in retirement payments. in california, this former sheriff is collecting a whopping $265,000 a year out of a poncion that could be worth 10 million after being convicted. in new york a university police officer found guilty of manslaughter for strangling his girlfriend and setting her body on fire is eligible for a $500,000 pension. and in minnesota, fired minneapolis police officer derek chauvin convicted of killing george floyd sentenced it more than 22 years in prison is eligible for a retirement pension worth more than a million dollars. they're

one of the worst places was, obviously, minneapolis.d. and, you know, that is one of the protests right there. and she tweeted out a year ago. if you are able to chip in now to the minnesota freedom fund to help post bail for those protesting on the ground in minnesota, you know, obviously help them out. well, after that tweet and some other publicity, that group raised an amazing, according to the "the washington post," $35 million they didn't just provide bail for people involved in those protests, and later there were riots and in some cases looting. it turns out they were able to use that money to spring a lot of people, including a fellow who is now in the news, george howard, who was an accused domestic abuser, he was actually freed by the fund now he is accused of murder. ainsley: he is 48 years old. there is surveillance video that shows he is in his white volvo, another driver in a blue bmw confronts him. there was some sort of a road rage. they pull over on the side of interstate 94. and the victim, he got back in his car. app

you can see not much going on, a few clouds across the midwest. 77 for minneapolis, des moines, 91 many of these spots will be 10 to 20 degrees above average. in the atlantic, a large storm system, a cat 4 right now, hurricane sam. 145 miles an hou degrees cooler weather in greater cleveland area sunny sky, in new york, 79 >> we'll take a look at your week ahead in weather coming up. >> thank you >>> coming up, police seize a drug with the power to kill over pl million peoe. >>> a tragic fall of a mother and toddler at petco park. proven to keep killing bacteria for 24 hours... ...touch after touch. microban 24. the best things america makes are the things america makes out here. the history she writes in her clear blue skies. the legends she births on home town fields. and the future she promises. when we made grand wagoneer, proudly assembled in america, we knew no object would ever rank with the best things in this country. but we believed we could make something worthy of their spirit. ready to shine from the inside out? butry nature's bounty hair,ke skin and nails gummies. the numb

. >> the former minneapolis police officer who murdered george floyd is scheduled to be arraigned on new charges in an unrelated case. eric chauvin is accused of violating a teenagers civil rights in 2017 by using restraints similar to the ones used on floyd. mike: you could say it is a touch of fall in our forecast as temperatures will be anywhere from six degrees to 10 degrees cooler than average with highs in the 60's and 70's. >> taking a live look outside of the bay bridge toll plaza, you can see that it is moving just fine this morning. kumasi: number seven. a search for this stolen puppy. this two-month old husky named rambo was taken from a home in mountain view. the suspect was driving a gray nissan sedan. >> we are learning about the anxiety and hopelessness some young people are feeling about climate change. nearly six in 10 teenagers and people in their early 20's say they are extremely worried about climate change according to a new report that surveyed people across 10 countries. the young people said they felt betrayed by older generations and governments about the ina

the last few years when we protested, whether it was around george floyd's murder last year in minneapolis or michael brown's killing by a policeman in ferguson, missouri, and some were out looting and destroying protocol. we denounced it. we never protested that they were prosecuted for looting or destroying property or somehow political prisoners. we said that is not what we're about. if we had -- imagine if national action network, my group, or black lives matter or naacp had called for rallies to defend those that burned stalls in minneapolis last year and we had a rally calling them political prisoners, we would have been totally castigated and rightfully so, and that's what we saw today. the takeaway from that story today should not be that, yes, they didn't have a lot of violence, just a few arrests, and yes, the numbers were embarrassing, the takeaway is they were there defending insurrectionist, violent people who caused the death of five people, that capitol police were injured. they were calling for the death of the sitting vice president of their party and the speaker of the ho

. >>> happening now for you, attorneys for two former minneapolis police officers charged in george floyd'sth asked their trials not be live streamed. three officers are facing aiding and abetting second-degree murder and manslaughter charges in george floyd's death. derek chauvin was convicted already. majestic mountains... scenic coastal highways... fertile farmlands... there's lots to love about california. so put off those chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm when less clean energy is available. because that's power down time. >>> we're tracking breaking news right now. coast-to-coast, here in california the caldor fire continues to grow closer and closer to lake tahoe. evacuation orders are in effect for most of south lake tahoe, including the nevada side. the fire has burned areas larger than oakland, san francisco, walnut creek all combined. >>> on the east coast, millions are dealing with historic flooding from hurricane ida. these are live pictures. at least eight people are dead in new york and new jersey. live pictures of the rescue still ahead this morning on "today in the

violent crime up in minneapolis but the city is considering disbanding the police and the public safetya live report, could covid become just like the flu, that's what some are saying all asked doctor marty makary about that as he is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ i can turn anyone into a beach bum. i bring families together for a living. i make memories for people i don't know yet. i know this view is too good not to be shared. i am a vrbo host. ♪ ♪ stuart: 12 minutes into the trading session and a solid gain up a half a percentage point and shy of the 35000 level for the dow industrials the ten year treasury yield coming in at 1.32%, that is down a little the price of gold is up just a fraction just a buck 80 a higher as 1793. bitcoin as of right now, and oil is the breakout, $70 per barrel. that is up one point to, 1.3%. gas, that is inflation indicator look at that price 518 that is the highest in seven years and it means you'll pay a lot more this winter. in the presidents vaccine mandate, what is he saying is peter he saying is legally sound. >> 's been put forward in the president didn't believe it

. >>> a la ciudad de minneapolis, tienen especialistas que hacen visitas en las escuelas a los estudiantesrnacional, abimael guzmÁn, creador del grupo terrorista sendero luminono en perÚ muriÓ hoy en una cÁrcel de alta seguridad en ese paÍs. una comisiÓn investigadora determinÓ que guzmÁn fue causante de la muerte de al menos 30 mil peruanos. >>> y hoy a la 1: 34 de la tarde de mÉxico el volcÁn lanzÓ una erupciÓn de humo y cenizas, esÁa en alerta amarilla fase 2 y las autoridades piden alejarse del crÁter. >>> y este incendio de maleza quemÓ poco mÁs de 3 mil acres por la interestatal 5, tambiÉn se lo combate por vÍa terrestre y aÉrea, se desconocen las causas de este fuego todavÍa. >>> residentes de la bahÍa ahorran agua pero falta mucho para llegar a la meta del 15 por ciento que estableciÓ el regulador de agua en la regiÓn. el problema es que si no se llega a ese nÚmero pronto empezarÁn las medidas obligatorias. >>> ella vive en san josÉ y dice que no necesitan mucha agua. ella asegura que siempre estuvo consciente que se necesita conservar agua. >>> le pusimos poquitita a esta, unas go

. >>> voters in minneapolis are deciding the future of their police department really after the georgearly voting is now under way in the city's elections and one of the questions on the ballot asks voters whether they want to replace the police department with a new agency, one that has as public health approach. a recent poll by npr news, "the star tribune, "care 11 and frontline minnesota found 49% of registered voters in minneapolis favor creating the new public safety department while 41% oppose 10% still undecided. however, in the same poll, a solid majority of voters, 55%, do not want to reduce the size of the city's police force and nearly three-quarters believe crime there is on the rise >>> toilets ripped from their stalls, sinks pulled from their counters, soap dispensers thrown in the john and all of it on camera on purpose. school administrators across the country say students are and have loysing and stealing school property part of al tiktok trend called devious licks challenge it encourages kids to destroy or steal school property and post a video of that. it's gotten s

it became the focus of angry protests after the killing of george floyd last year in minneapolis by a police man. officials in mexico say that one person has been killed after an earthquake struck the pacific coast not far from all couple quote. -- acapulco. residents and tourists were sent into the streets by the earthquake. power outages were reported in some areas. you are watching bbc world news america and still to come tonight, we take a look at how the reaction to the september 11 attacks changed the lives of america's muslim community. zimbabwe's government has asked federal employees to get vaccinated against covid-19 or resign. they have fully vaccinated only about 12% of their vaccination, well above the 3% of the continent. >> the statement was made by the justice and legal affairs minister, who said that employees who think they can exercise their constitutional right to choose whether or not they can get vaccinated have it wrong and that the aim was to tackle vaccine hesitancy within the population. there is no african country introducing a law whereby the vaccinations w

. >>> in minneapolis today, derek chauvin and three other former police officers pleaded not guilty toeral charges that they violated the civil rights of george floyd. chauvin appeared from a prison where he's serving 22.5 years for murder in floyd's death. the other officers want their federal trial separated from chauvin's. >>> in just 60 seconds, a shocking twist in the assassination of haiti's president. the man prosecutors now want indicted. >>> and the newest iphone rolled out amid security warnings about apple devices. >>> there are new twists tonight in the killing of haiti's president back in july a top prosecutor has asked a judge to charge prime minister ariel henry in the assassination and ba him from leaving the country, citing evidence he spoke with a key suspect shortly after the murder there was no immediate comment from henry >>> back in the u.s., secretary of state tony blinken grilled for a second day on capitol hill over president biden's handling of afghanistan. and blinken acknowledging at least 100 americans are still trapped there. our richard engel is back insi