and of course you have ilan omar calling for the dismantling of the minneapolis police department and that all cops are right into the route. so we have to take back our states into enter communities again. no law enforcement, no, we have their backs. well, at the same time you're seeing the accountability of this. it's not necessarily going on the criminal. so brock, i want to ask you, you have a in talking about minnesota, you have a group council. minneapolis actually says that they're going to hold a car manufacturers responsible for making their auto bills to easy to car. jack and i'm not joking. i literally read this article and absolute disbelief. what is it about trying to put the blame and what is the danger of putting the blame on the wrong person on the wrong perspective? been actually where it should be. what does, how does that help the situation right. it said, it certainly does not help the situation and it only emboldens the perpetrator to fight more. and so still more to kill more into rate, more and dilute more and everything else that we could possibly not watch. it

paul in decades. minneapolis almost broke the murder apple, a records of 1995 carjackings are at 536 percent. literally grandmas are being beat walking to and from the grocery store. that is how bad it is here in minnesota right now. nobody feel safe going to minneapolis and saint paul, the crime is spreading out to the suburbs and tim walls and our attorney general chief ellison their mouths are shut. and of course you have ilan omar calling for the dismantling of the minneapolis police department and that all cops are right into the route. so we have to take back our states into enter communities again. no law enforcement, no, we have their backs. well, at the same time you're seeing the accountability of this. it's not necessarily going on the criminal. so brock, i want to ask you, you have a in talking about minnesota, you have a group council. minneapolis actually says that they're going to hold car manufacturers responsible for making their auto bills to easy to car. jack and i'm not joking. i literally read this article and absolute disbelief. what is it about trying to put th

during opening statements prosecutors insisted it was more about what the three minneapolis officers did not do than what they did. two officers, they stopped from there being force used. they're charged with denying floyd's civil rights by not denying the first aid that could have kept him alive. >> what they're trying to say is chauvin did it all on his own and they, meaning the other defendants, were not trying to help mr. chauvin violate mr. floyd's rights. >> reporter: prosecutors allege during floyd's arrest in 2020, tao held floyd's back for another eight minutes and lane held down lloyd's legs. lane can be heard twice asking derek chauvin if they should reposition floyd. another defensive attorney thomas plunkett called floyd's death a failure by the minneapolis police department and a lack of adequate training. >> when you use that argument it's almost like you're saying, yes, this is true, he did it, but he wasn't properly trained. >> reporter: thomas lane and alex king were relatively new to the minneapolis police department. they had been on patrol less than a week when f

it was a reference to the three other former minneapolis police officers, tou thao, j.xander kueng, and thomas lane, who were at the scene on may 25, 2020, and now face federal civil rights charges. almost a year after floyd's death, chauvin stood trial on state murder and manslaughter charges. for weeks, inside a heavily fortified minneapolis courthouse, often emotional witnesses recounted the events of that day, including darnella frazier, the teenager who filmed the viral cell phone video of floyd's death. darnella: it's been nights i stayed up apologizing and apologizing to george floyd for not doing more, and not physically interacting, and not saving his life. fred: the jury found chauvin guilty on all counts after just 10 hours of deliberation. he was sentenced to more than 22 years in prison. many in the twin cities rejoiced. now the fencing is back up, this time around the federal courthouse in st. paul. and some of those same witnesses will be called in once again to testify. thao, kueng, and lane are charged with depriving george floyd his civil rights while

now the nation's capital, to minneapolis where the city is facing legal action today over the mayor's indoor activity. business owners save minneapolis bird restaurants being used as pond with mayors agenda pushing for the convincing of the public to get vaccinated. greg urban is the owner of the saloon and joins me now. greg, in order to go into a restaurant in minneapolis, you either have to have to be vaccinated or show any negative covid test. you are suing over this. why did you decide to take legal action? >> a rather large group of similarly situated businesses and a very diverse group, too, got together and we need to push back on this. we are going into year 3 of 2 weeks to slow the spread. and we think it is time to get on with our lives and return to a normal society. so, we figured it was time to stand up and do something to stick up for our business. >> carley: are you worried vaccine mandate would affect the bottom line and discourage people from going into businesses? >> i've been told he already has. for the large venues commit doesn't start until this week. so we are

. >> we will return now to the covid-19 pandemic and 20 this morning from minneapolis by dr. michael osterholm director of center for infectious disease research policy at the university of minnesota and dr. michael osterholm, to begin the conversation, can you take a picture of how you see the next four - six weeks the covid-19 pandemic in this country playing out. >> let me know right now, we have a national blizzard this occurring virtually in every state, and some of them are delayed by a week or two verses others were dispersing for example in the northeast but in general we are going to see very high number of cases in the setting for the next three - four weeks and will start to see the numbers drop and unfortunately we may have leveled off with case numbers in the northeast, which is a good thing, to remind people that it is kind of like when you're flying an airplane in the announced there will be getting our descent into such and such airport 30 minutes before you plan and is still left talk for a long time before you actually land even though you're coming down it

paul in minneapolis. with their successful track record of reaching underserved communities, congress has looked to cdfis as effective community development organizations to implement programs. a few examples, in 2000 congress enacted the new markets tax credit which provides tax incentives to law cdfis to work on economic development projects and economically distressed areas. that program has proven successful, and i'm glad to be a supporter of bipartisan legislation from senator cardin and blunt to update and expand that tax credit. during the great recession, senator menendez offers legislation to establish the cdfi bond guarantee program. the program provides stable, long-term sources of capital for cdfis without any subsidy from taxpayers. earlier this week, senator rounds and i introduced legislation to make that program permanent and to adjust some of its loan requirements to make it more accessible to smaller cdfis who might want to participate. i'm looking forward to hearing from our witnesses t

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paul minneapolis. with their successful track record of reaching underserved communities, congress has looked to cdfi the organizations to implement programs. in 2000, congress enacted the new tax credit that provides tax incentives to allow cdfi's to work on economic development projects and economically distressed areas. that program has proven successful and i'm glad to be a supporter of the bipartisan legislation for senator cardin and senator blunt to update and expand the tax credit. during the great recession, senator menendez offered legislation to establish the cdf i guarantee program. the bondri guarantee program for stable, long-term sources of capital without any subsidy for taxpayers. earlier this week we introduced legislation to make the program permanent and to address the requirements to make it more accessible to smaller cdfi as that might want to participate. i look forward to hearing from the witnesses today about how the legislation could make a difference for the community develop

in minneapolis mills hayes ktvu two news mills. thank you for that report looks a little colder bill there in minneapolis and it does here in the bay area. yeah that's the story for sure. you know a lot of cold in the east and the south east, down and towards florida and northeaster headed towards the east coast. i talked about it last few nights. you know, you get a big ridge of high pressure out here. and then out in the plains and out towards the east, you get a trough, which is typically inclement weather, wet weather, cold weather, and they're getting all of that, and they're going to continue this weekend is going to be a nasty event along the eastern seaboard. and we stay pretty much dry and this is what the model is going to show right now you'll see the computer model and again everything goes to the north. now one of the good things that happens on friday. right in here. see the clouds increasing and then that low kind of the blue area kind of undercuts and pushes in. now that we're that weakens the high a little bit and

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. >>> minutes from now, opening statements begin in the federal trial for three former minneapolis officers who helped derek chauvin restrain george floyd in may of 2020. all three accused of violating floyd's civil rights or not intervening before floyd was killed. we'll bring it to you live. >>> top story. cnn international diplomatic correspondent nic robertson in moscow. let's begin with you. secretary of state antony blinken meeting with foreign mini ministers. an effort to project unity among nato allies on the response to russia. what is the plan today? what are they discussing? >> precisely that. we've listened to a number of different foreign ministers going into this meeting. latvian,e estonian, lithuanian and the european union stands alongside the united states, indivisible in terms of european union security. that russia, they're telling russia to deescalate the tensions, absolutely standing by behind ukraine. in fact, the european commission president today announced another $1.35 billion of financial aid for ukraine as it goes through this difficult situation and of course, t

. >>> opening statements begin tomorrow in the federal civil rights trial of three former minneapolis officers in the death of george floyd. what we know about how this is going to play out. >>> and desperately needed aid is now arriving in tonga, more than a week after a volcano eruption and tsunami there, but volunteers say there are still major challenges ahead. ♪ >>> we are so grateful that you're joining us this sunday, january 23rd. thanks so much for waking up with us. good morning to you, christi. >> good morning, boris. good to see you. >> of course. >> let's talk about what we're learning out of new york this morning. >> yeah, really a tragic story. new york city police officer jason rivera, the deadly shooting that claimed his life, the 22-year-old was killed friday night when he was responding to a domestic violence call. his partner, 27-year-old wilbert mora, was critically injured. >> the rookie cop grew up in an immigrant community where he said relations with police were strained and that's why he decided to join the force, to help. yesterday mayor eric adams honored r

reporter rob olsen as the story from minneapolis.know he's reaching out , right? kout he's not responsive right now, bro. pulse off duty firefighter genevieve hansen seen here in two tallis body cam video, repeatedly asking, they check for george floyd's pulse testified how she came across the scene of floyd being restrained while out for a walk. this is video of hanson when she testified at derek chauvin's murder trial on the stand again in this federal trial, she testified, it was just alarming. the number of people on top of one person not moving in handcuffed, she said. she wanted to get in there and asked where you prevented from treating mr floyd. she answered. yes the first witness of the day was paramedic derek smith, who said he made the decision for safety to move a couple blocks away. when defense attorneys questioned whether that delayed efforts to revive floyd, he said cpr began as soon as floyd was loaded into his ambulance. the prosecutor came back to ask if cpr should have started even earlier, smith said. in theory,

in minneapolis, today, the cashier who interacted with george floyd before his death is testifying.st on the federal civil rights trail for three former minneapolis officers, next. plap >>> today is day two in the federal trial of three minneapolis police officers who were at the scene of george floyd's murder. >> they're accused of violating floyd's civil rights by failing to provide medical care as former officer derek chauvin kneeled on george floyd's neck for more than nine minutes until he died. get us up to speed. what happened in court? >> right now we are hearing from the third witness called in this trial. charles mcmillan. he was one of the first people to show up to the scene back in may 2020 when george floyd was pinned under the knee of chauvin. he broke down on the stand as he testified that he felt helpless, watching things play out. today before he took stand, we heard from christopher martin, the cashier at cup foods. he called police that day and he began testifying today about what happened that day and how a crowd formed. he talked to officer thaoing there. he sa

the son of chinese immigrants, hong was born in minneapolis. >> it was chinatown, but in minneapolis,: and one of them was your dad's? >> yeah. he had an herb store and we lived on the second floor. >> reporter: as a young boy, hong didn't speak much english. and that made him a target in school. >> i think my class had 500 kids, and i was the only asian student. so the bullies would beat me up. they pick on the underdog. >> reporter: hong's parents wanted him to be an engineer. that's what he studied in college. then he was drafted to fight in the korean war. what was it like to be a chinese-american in the army? >> one of my army fellow mates there said to me, you know, james, i think you might have a problem because if you are in the american army outfit, a korean will shoot you because you're an america. and if you retreat, americans will shoot you, also, because they think you are a cooke. >> reporter: hong entertained troops by doing impressions. he got laughs and then he got an idea: after the war, he moved to los angeles where he pursued his new dream, show biz. a big break ca

the minneapolis fed reporting that one native step member per 1000 residents leads on average to a 35-point increase on the score for individuals who have low credit worthiness. even though they are you to be effective, they still face challenges -- adequate capital access continues to be a problem, and demand in native areas is outpacing supply. the chair and i have worked on several pieces of legislation to increase access to the much-needed capital. last year we introduced the american rural homeownership improvement pact, which would expand a 502 lending pilot program to employ loans to borrowers. sandra smith and i introduced legislation today that would lower the minimum bonds offered by the bond guarantee program from $100 million to $25 million in order to increase access to smaller cdfi's like native cdfi 's. these are a few of the ways we have tried to address this problem, and i look forward to exploring others during this hearing. again, we welcome you all here today to our first subcommittee hearing of 2022, and i look forward to hearing from my witnesses on native cdfi's

thomas lane, 37 years old was on his fourth day as a minneapolis police officer. that chauvin was on his neck twice raised the prospect that he turned floyd on his side. the attorney described lane as, quote, not deliberately indifferent about floyd's health at all. tou thao, 34 years had been on the force since 2012. he claimed to state investigators he was unaware of what was going on with him he was too focused on trying to control the growing crowd. joining me a professor from the georgetown law school. a contributing columnist for "the washington post." kristie, how rare is a prosecution like this? >> thank you for having me. the prosecution -- a prosecution like this is really unprecedented. a federal civil rights prosecution charging officers for not intervening with a superior. >> why is that the case? why aren't there more prosecutions? because it's so rare it doesn't happen? or they're so difficult? or you just don't have video that shows like like it did in the tragic case of george floyd? >> i think all of those things, along with the fact that people'

minneapolis will be lucky ifpol gets any warmer than 0 degrees today.rning commute. al has a closer look at what we can expect good morning. >> good morning, guy we are talking about winter weather advisories, watches and warnings stretching from the northwest through the texas panhandle into the northeast we're watching the rain and snow move to the east and then we've got this pink line, that's the rain/snow line and it is slowly making its way down to the south. it is going to bring some snow during rush hour and into the midafternoon period and move out quickly and that's the good news of that. but, behind that front, we are going to be looking at much colder air and so we've got icing conditions right now looking for friday into saturday, from georgia, into the carolinas, also this arctic blast of cold air. right now it feels like 23 below in minneapolis 1 in oklahoma city 20 in denver cincinnati feels like 9. and this afternoon those windchills are going to be brutal, 3 above in minneapolis it will feel like 17 in oklahoma city 4 in chicago 10 in

for 24 is the time gerry selection starts today for the federal trial of 3 former minneapolis officers who were with derek chauvin when george floyd was murdered. >> so we've got thomas lane and tao fo they're charged with depriving floyd of his rights while acting under government authority. legal experts say that this trial will be more complicated. then pending state trial against the officers because prosecutors have to prove that the men will fully did not take action when floyd was pinned to the ground. the former officers face a state trial later this year on counts of aiding and abetting murder and mcnslaughter. in floyd's death. 2 male teenagers from delay over arrested in connection with the carjacking in san francisco. the teens were arrested yesterday when an american canyon officer ran their license plate and learned that they were wanted for a carjacking. that happened on the 3rd. police say the officer could see that the teens were wearing black ski masks and that's when he tried to pull them over. they say the teens kept driving, though, south on highway 29 and on the s

council president in a historic move the minneapolis democrat who previously served as the council'se president first made headlines in 2017 after becoming the first out black trans person elected to public office in the u.s. according to the lgbtq victory fund there are currently 1,000 lgbtq plus elected officials nationwide >>> major league baseball will finally meet with the players association tomorrow to try to end the lock out it is the first talk since troubles started on december 2nd and it just five weeks away from spring training.e fig salaries and changes to improve competition among clubs. this is the league's first work stoppage since 1995. >>> up next on early today, bond, james bond >>> and get ready for an especially taxing tax asseon why your return might take longer than ever this year ! over the counter eye drops typically work by lubricating your eyes and may provide temporary relief. those'll probably pass by me! xiidra works differently, targeting inflammation that can cause dry eye disease. xiidra? no! it can provide lasting relief. xiidra is the only fda-appro

he also criticized the minneapolis police department for doing too little to train officers on when they should intervene. if a colleague is out of line. another attorney said that his client was rebuffed when he raised concerns about how floyd was being restrained. derek chauvin was convicted of murder last year. news at 5. we're going to tell you just how much you're going to have to spend if you want to go to the big game with the forty-niners and rams in los angeles. >> and it looks like homeowners across the bay area are leaving for greener pastures yet again. when we come back, we'll tell you where they're headed. when a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth, so i called the barnes firm. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to know how much their accident case is worth. let our injury attorneys help you get the best result possible. let our injury attorneys helwhen a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth, so i called the barnes firm. call the barnes firm now, and let us help you

paul when this happened in minneapolis? cases are randomly assigned to judges.to be in st. paul. when things get going later this morning, we are expecting to hear from the individual attorneys, along with the prosecution for 30 to 40 minutes each as part of opening statements for a trial that is expected to last about four weeks. brianna. >> a significant day. we know you'll be tracking it. thank you. >>> from governor to substitute teacher. how new mexico is tapping into unconventional resources as the state faces extreme staffing shortages because of the omicron variant stkpwhraofplt prime minister boris johnson said to ease the covid restrictions this week saying folks should learn to live with it, just like the flu. but normal. ♪ ♪ it was time for a nunormal with nucala. nucala reduces asthma attacks it's a once-monthly add-on treatment for severe eosinophilic asthma. not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue, or trouble breathing. infections that can cause shingles have occured.

on monday evening, shortly after 8:00 p.m., officers from the minneapolis police department respondedth on a report of a forgery in progress. two officers arrived and located the suspect, a male believed to be in his 40s in his car. he was ordered to step from his car. after he got out, he physically resisted officers. officers were able to get the suspect into handcuffs and noted he appeared to be suffering medical distress. officers called for an ambulance. he was transported to hennepin county medical center by ambulance where he died a short time later. end of story. end of police story. that was it. that was the lie they were going to get away with. that was the lie the police officers involved in the killing of george floyd were going to get away with. no police officer was going to contradict that story. not one of those cops on the scene was ever going to tell the truth about what happened to george floyd, never. but their story fell apart overnight thanks to one person, darnella frazier had been on this earth for less than half the time of derek chauvin's time on this earth,

. >> can police officers police each other that is the central question being argued in a minneapolis courtroom right now. and the answer could have a huge impact on the way future interactions between cops and the community are handled. >>> the leader of the militia group, the oath keepers, denied bail what he has underneath and around his home that made a federal judge call him a flight risk >>> and multiple lawsuits in the michigan school shooting that left four students dead. a lot of people from the alleged shooter to school officials are named as defendants, and now, now lawyers for the accused killer reveal their defense. ♪♪ hey, do you know if i work sunday? sure do! clover does that. who are you? he's from clover. clover does that so i can do this. i like that green. chef, can we hire another hostess? umm... psst. yeah. i was gonna add an exclamation point. and one chicken salad. anything else? yeah, do you also take orders online? yeah, we do that. yeah, we do. thank you. clover does that. this is really good. secure payments, the tools you need, people who can help, we do t

hopefully you can get back to normal but let's get to minneapolis. >> we must keep the schools open and be sure that the students are in school and are able to learn. when we don't have this boredom sets and. fortin is no excuse for carjacking. >> recreational activities at schools help kids from contributing to the city's rise in crime. over 600 people were shot in minneapolis in 2021 with more than 2,000 robberies. >> again dodging questions this time about the policies from manhattan. let's listen in. >> manhattan district attorney had ordered prosecutors to reduce sentences for certain crimes. does this send the wrong message to criminals? i have not spoken with our legal team or the department of justice about this particular issue. they are downgrading felonies and prison sentences for a multitude of major in violent crimes. we are joined more later this morning with the roadmap for criminals. she didn't need to dodge anything she really didn't have an option. it is a loser for the party and the loser for the white house. kc crime running rampant not just in new york city but thro

you mentioned guidelines as well but the fundamental guideline of the minneapolis police department which is in your custody, in your care. it reminded me of something that i heard when i did my interview with the jurors from the derek chauvin trial. this is what sherry belton hardman told me about their deliberations. watch this. >> we did look through everything very, very carefully. what i thought about is something that was said during the trial, and that is minneapolis police department has a model. if i understand it correctly their model is in our custody in our care. george floyd was in their custody. he was never in their care. and that for me just hit hard. i don't feel like they ever cared for him. >> so, josh, i want to be clear. that was an entirely different trial. this is an entirely different trial and different jurors but will that fact be as critical in this trial? >> absolutely. that appears to be the case. that senior officer derek chauvin has already pleaded guilty to federal charges so we are looking at the three other officers who did not intervene prosecutors say.

the police of minneapolis and simple have not change their behavior. amy: mel reeves was unvaccinated against coronavirus and died after a weeks-long struggle with covid-19. in december, he spoke out from his hospital bed urging people to get vaccinated. he's survived by his son and five grandchildren. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. president biden marked the first anniversary of the january 6 capitol insurrection by denouncing donald trump for inciting his supporters to attack the capitol in an effort to overturn the 2020 election. in a speech from statuary hall in the u.s. capitol, biden accused trump of spreading a web of lies and claimed the former president -- who he did not name -- is placing a "dagger at the throat of american democracy." this is part of president biden's address. >> here is the god's truth about january 6, 2021. close your eyes. go back to that day. what do you see? rioters rampaging, waving for the first time inside this capitol, the con

another defense attorney,th a failure by the thomas plunkett, called floyd's death a failure by minneapolis and failed of training. >> when you use that argument, it is like you were saying, yes, this is true he did it, but he wasn't properly trained. >> reporter: thomas lane and king were relatively new to the minneapolis police department. lane's attorney said today lane will testify in his own defense, although it is still unclear if thes unc other two officers, or if derek chauvin will testify during this trial, norah. >> o'donnell: mola lenghi, thank you. >> o'donnell: mola lenghi, thank you. washington is buzzing over the bombshell announcement on "face the nation" that the trump administration had a plan that would have authorized the department of defense to seize voting machines in several battleground states. cbs' scott macfarlane has that. >> reporter: in plano, texas, ae the courthouse prosecutors accused oath keepers stewart rhodes of using force. rhodes, the alleged coordinator of the assault of the capitol the cooperating with the january 6 committee, making him the latest ke

he joins us live from minneapolis, minnesota. he's a former federal regulator and professor of economics and law at the university of missouri, kansas city, william black, welcome. it tells us more about why it's appropriate to raise rates in march. well, 1st rates have been exceptionally low for decades from the great financial crisis. and then some disruptions in the money market to cause them to throw money at the problem. and there's no reason for that to continue because the u. s. unemployment has is now lower than before the pandemic began. so a, there's no need to keep the low and be inflation, because the supply chain disruption has gone up in the united states to around 7 percent. so it's a good time to bubb b, trying to make sure there's no extra heat in the, on the monetary side says, to put it simply increasing interest rates, puts a check on that higher bar. and costs helps to keep prices from rising. how far you think they could go? it is unlikely that it needs to go particularly high, and it's unlikely that it need

second in minnesota, opening statements set to get under way in the federal trial of three former minneapolis officers charged with violating george floyd's civil rights. they were on the scene of his killing back in 2020. and a phrase no one wants to hear, it's officially tax season, folks. and if you were hoping it would be easier than past years perhaps because of the pandemic, think again. why things may be even slower this year than you're used to. and also some breaking news from the supreme court. in just the last 90 minutes, the high court has decided to take up a case about affirmative action in college admissions that could be the most serious threat to the use of affirmative action in decades. we'll get to that in just a few moments. we're going to start with the rapidly escalating tensions in eastern europe. matt bradley on the ground and i want to bring in peter baker. he was moscow bureau chief and with me michael mcfaul. we have the perfect team here assembled. courtney, let's start with you. you are reporting, secretary of defense lloyd austin has briefed the president about o

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. >>> three former police officers from minneapolis on trial related to the death of george floyd. today prosecutors say they made a conscious decision not to protect him. why the defense says it didn't have a choice. >>> tensions mounting between russia and ukraine u.s. troops now on high alert. so what is president putin's endgame? we hear from a man who spent years in the high-stakes region serving as u.n. ambassador to ukraine when we get to the bottom of the hour and the top of the news on cnbc. oi love adore me. especially for valentine's day. they always have a different style and color. the details are amazing, i always find the perfect fit. valentine's day special - get your first set for just $19.95. that's 60% off at adoreme.com. >>> i'm shepard smith on cnbc. it's the bottom of the hour, time for the top of the news has the olympic bubble been popped the covid cases sending beijing into full emergency mode with the games less than two weeks away >>> three former minneapolis police officers on trial, accused of violating the civil rights of george floyd when he was kille

. >>> also happening this hour, the federal trial continues for the former minneapolis police officers charged with civil rights violations in the killing of george floyd. >>> and in arizona, why one voting rights group is investing six figures to unseat democratic senator kyrsten sinema. uh. >>> and we begin with the latest on the rising tensions between russia and ukraine. democratic aides tell nbc news there will be two classified briefings today for congressional leadership aides and committee staff on the situation in ukraine. full briefings for lawmakers are expected next week, as the house and senate are on recess this week. this comes one day after the u.s. put 8,500 troops on heightened alert, ready to join a nato response force at a moment's notice, but the pentagon says no troops have been deployed just yet. >> in the event of nato's activation of the nrf or deteriorating security environment, the united states would be in a position to rapidly deploy additional brigade combat teams, logistics, medical, aviation, intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance, transportation

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and minneapolis is negative 27.ctic cold front will come to the east coast later on today, so enjoy your mild-ish morning from dc to philly, baltimore to new york. it's only goilt get chillier later tonight. the forecast for today, temperatures are going to get into the low 40s. then they crash on the east coast. highs today, negative 1 in minneapolis. and that is it. so let's talk about this late week winter storm. on friday, a weak storm coming through the ohio valley, at the same time that's going to combine, with the storm just off the florida coast. when these two systems combine, it is the key to the forecast, and we are going to get a very powerful storm. we know that. if they combine earlier, then we will get a big snowstorm virginia to maine. if they combine later, then we're going to get the heavy snow really from long island up into areas of main, so right now, our computers are still a little divergent, our american model has it mostly only a big storm, boston, to maine, and the european model has a bigg

another defense attorney thomas plunkett called floyd's death a failure by the minneapolis police department and a lack of adequate training. >> when you use that argument it's almost like you're saying yes, it's true, he did it, but this wasn't properly trained. >> reporter: thomas lane and alex keung were relatively new to the minneapolis police department and on duty for less than a week when floyd was killed. lane will testify in his own defense. it is unclear whether this two other officers or derek chauvin will testify during this trial. norah. >> o'donnell: mola lenghi, thank you. washington is buzzing over the bombshell announcement on "face the nation" that the trump administration had a plan that would have authorized the department of defense to seize voting machines in several battleground states. cbs' scott macfarlane has that. >> reporter: in plano, texas, at the courthouse prosecutors accused oath keepers stewart rhodes of using force. rhodes, the alleged coordinator of the assault of the capitol the cooperating with the january 6 committee, making him the latest key figure to

ilia: la fiscalÍa acusÓ a tres expolicÍas de minneapolis de no hacer nada para impedir que el agenteicÍa hispano cuando respondÍa a una llamada de violencia domÉstica. reportera: centenares de uniformados se unieron al dolor de esta madre desgarrada por el dolor de la pÉrdida de su hijo. su hijo tenÍa apenas un aÑo trabajando en la policÍa. segÚn una carta de un supervisor, rivera querÍa mejorar la relaciÓn entre la policÍa y la comunidad hispana. el viernes pasado, rivera y su compaÑero fueron emboscados al acudir a una llamada en un hogar por violencia domÉstica. un tercer agente disparÓ contra el responsable, el cual tiene expediente criminal en varios estados. >> no hay respeto por la policÍa. si la policÍa no puede protegernos, quÉ va a pasar? reportera: ya son cuatro violentos crÍmenes contra la policÍa en lo que va del aÑo en nueva york, tambiÉn han ocurrido incidentes similares en washington y georgetown. autoridades han acordado crear una agencia federal para evitar el flujo de armas en las calles. los servicios fÚnebres serÁn el jueves en la catedral de san patricio y su en

windchills, 23 in new york, 4 in detroit, 5 in chicago, minus 24 in minneapolis.s afternoon, it is going to feel like -- look at this, 13 below in green bay. 5 in detroit. 25 in d.c. new york city, windchill at 18 degrees. and tomorrow morning, oh, my gosh, windchill, minus 1, new york city. air temperature of 15. and air temperature of 14 in pittsburgh. 3 of a windchill, minneapolis will feel like 4 degrees. the good news is this is fairly short lived. we have, again, brutal windchills tuesday afternoon with high temperatures in new york only 19. 12 in boston. 19 in buffalo. but then you can see temperatures start to moderate as we get toward the end of the week. now, we also got winter alerts, winter weather advisories, storm watches, warnings and lake effect warnings for 5 million people. look at this snow band coming across lake ontario. this thing stretches 250 miles, all the way into massachusetts. snowfall rates up to 3 inches per hour. and at the tug hill plateau between syracuse and watertown, we could be looking at 2 feet of snow. savannah? >> all right,

officers from the minneapolis police department responded to the 3700 block of chicago avenue south onry in progress and two officers arrived and loelkted a subject in his car. he resisted officers. they were able to get him into handcuffs and he appeared to be suffering medical distress. officers called for an ambulance. transported by ambulance where he died a short time later. end of story. end of police story. that was the lie that the playoffs involved in the killing of george floyd were going to get away with. not one of the cops on the scene was going to tell the truth about what happened to george floyd. their story fell apart overnight thanks to one person. she was on the earth less than half of the time but at 17 years old she knew how to do the right thing. she aimed her phone and held it and recorded every minute of what derek chauvin did to george floyd. even when threatened with mace she held her ground and kept recording and posted her video on facebook and the police lie instantly began to crumble. >> probably close to midnight a community member contacted my and said c

the minneapolis fed president, within that, this is a well-rounded point of view and everyone shouldake a read on it. he talks about long-term wage agreements and one company he spoke to said they would typically sign three to five year contract with a 3% annual wage increase. now that contract, of those negotiations center around 7% to 10% increases in that for him as a stark example of how even transitory high inflation could lead to a sustained increase. some insight into how the fed point of view is evolving in real time -- fed dove point of view is evolving in real time. tom: the way i would frame it is the minimum wage -- we discussed on bloomberg radio. you can hear that at 9:00. what we addressed is the minimum wage right now calculated from harry truman would be $24 an hour. how rapidly would we get there? jonathan: that's what the earpieces for peer i'm just listening to bloomberg radio. paul sweeny making sense. from new york city, this is bloomberg. ♪ jonathan: live from new york city on tv and radio this is bloomberg surveillance alongside tom keene a lisa abramowicz. i'

right side of thesp political spectrum and then to have the cold-blooded murder in minnesota and in minneapolis but as time has gone on the idea is represented from a bigger reality or a bigger truth of race has come under dispute and the conversation around critical race theory is an example of that. so for part of the summer the country was willing to reckon with what james. baldwin is putting on the table in 1962. and those in the publications among editors and elected officials to bring that back into the baseline. the finger-pointing andnd disagreement and where we are now. >> looking at what's going on now january 6 how do we understand it just beyond the finger-pointing and screaming had we look at this through the lens? >> i don't really know. and then the thing about januarh at the moment is that combination of trump is him that it could be the harold in a more tumultuous area. but it isr potentially true. worst-case scenario is that we look at this 30 or 50 years from now and yet another moment that reactionary forces arose in the attempt to stifle if not outright eradicate democracy