i was only because i i was in minneapolis still right? i was still there and that's when i so yeah, but so for the second time when they try to tear down the andrew jackson's statue. i mean again, it was just more of the same where people would. view these mass criminal activities and as soon as the cops come out to make them stop. they then start crying about police brutality and say oh tear gases and pepper spray doesn't always other stuff. they're just like are you guys what it is objectively dumb. i mean if you're going to do revolutionary acts expect resistance to that and if when you do don't -- and loan about it be the revolutionaries. do you like to think your cells as well, and that and that just speaks more to the the movement at large because oftentimes when you see he's antifa or blm accounts. they'll they'll just keep on praise by posting a photo of a random wall being sprayed painted with a cab, which means all cops are -- or f12 or all this other stuff. obviously, you just break pain in the building. it's gonna probably com

let's go to minneapolis.n: great idea. >> ainsley: defunded the police department $1 million. and representative omar was calling on defunding the police. if you don't remember, watch. this minneapolis, we're here because now is the time to dismantle mpd. our commitment is to end our city's toxic relationship with the minneapolis police department. we should and can abolish our current minneapolis police system. >> this council is going to dismantle this police department. we are here today to begin the process of ending the minneapolis police department. >> not only do we need to disinvest in police but we need to completely dismantle the minneapolis police department. [cheers] >> steve: now. >> brian: crowd roars. >> steve: if you dismantle or defund the police department crime is going to go up. we said back then. >> ainsley: it already did. >> steve: it has gone up close to 20%. what is happening in a very nice neighborhood of minneapolis called lauri hill. the residents there are being asked hey, you kno

. >>> up next, july 4th chaos in minneapolis. cameras catching people running and gunning with fireworks. what we know so far. >>> we are back with disturbing, new video out of minneapolis. take a look at this. people shooting off fireworks in some cases even firing them towards each other and at nearby apartments and condos. you can see how violent this looks. witnesses said it sounded like a war zone. there were several shootings also in the downtown minneapolis area. >>> media personality joe roggin says that he has no intention to have former president donald trump as as a combiest a guest on his popular podcast. he says he passed on multiple opportunities to interview trump because he does not support the former president and has no interest in helping him expand his platform. row began isrow gann is known for hosting controversial figures on his show. >>> griner reached out to the president directly to help free her from a russian jail. the wnba star was detained in february by russian federal custom officials who say she w

that hearing going on as we speak in a minneapolis courtroom. he pleaded guilty to federal charges of deploying floyd of his civil rights. he is expected to be given 20 to 25 years. we will bring you that decision once it's handed down. >>> also developing at this star, wnba star brittney griner pleading guilty to charges. the u.s. says she is being wrongfully detained and supporters of the story held a rally calling for her safe return home. >>> but russian officials say dealing with the water in public is not helping things. trinity chavez has the latest from new york. >> reporter: brittney griner appeared in a russian courtroom thursday where she pleaded guilty to charges after cannabis oil was found in her luggage in february. she said in court i had no intention on breaking any russian law. i was in a rush packing and the cartridges accidentally ended up in my bags. the united states says she is being wrongfully detained. last night supporters of the basketball star gathered at the home of her wnba team the phoenix mercury to rally for her

sacramento and minneapolis couldn't find workers for the how and phoenix couldn't get fireworks with shipping delays. >> west coast probably hit hardest, companies relying on the port of l.a., been waiting two, three, four months for inventory. >>> new details on the recovery efforts for three people in the solano county river, men reportedly friends from oakland. went missing in river rescue near the three mile slough bridge yesterday. five went into the water to save 8-year-old boy. two made it to shore and rescued the child. fire department was searching for three missing men yesterday. they're continuing to work with the coast guard. >>> eyes on fire up north, almador, calaveras county line. near northern fork of the river, spreading along electra road, called the electra fiefre. prompted evacuations in one small town and dozens taking refuge in a pg&e power facility. >> getting into the loop about what is going on, sheriff dan lives next door, let us know when it was time to go. hooked up trailer, grabbed the goods, out we went. >> 7:00, 300 acres, blew up to over 800. >> since

we are looking at showers in minneapolis. >> we'll check in too. thank you. >> new details in the deadly police shooting of jayland walker body cam video showing the time eight officers opened fire on him. he was unarmed >> nearly one week after jayland walker's death releasing the footage. >> i won't mince words, the video is heartbreaking >> showing a heroing police chase. an estimated 90 rounds fired leaving him with 60 wounds to the body according to a authorities. >> my youngest is 25 years of age as well. i cannot imagine what life would be like without my son >> approximately seven minutes of raw video released gives new insight into what preceded the shooting earlyy morning. police tried to pull walker over for an unspecified traffic violations but they say he took off driving at high speeds walker fired at them you can see the flash from the gun on security camera >> shots fired >> a shot is fired that changes the nature of the context. >> walker later ran from his car wearing a ski mask officers fired tazers but missed followed by a deadl

and iconic comedy club in minneapolis canceled his that just hours before showtime.w moved to another when you. a closer look at the decision and the ensuing fallout a night. good evening. >> good evening, shannon. it has been a rough year for dave chappelle and his lie back. you might remember he was attacked on stage here in los angeles just two months ago. now is being canceled, literally. the comedian was set to perform wednesday night in minneapolis at when you first avenue. last-minute day of change of heart saying the show would be no more. all of this goes back to some who criticized the venue for hosting the comedian who they believe has a record of being dangerous to trans people. comments he made on a recent network special. the venue issued a statement saying in part, we know we must hold ourselves to the highest standard and we know we let you down. the first avenue team and you have worked to make our venue is the safest spaces in the country, and we will continue with that mission. but the show must go on and it did. chapelle ended up performing at the

joe fryer, nbc news, minneapolis. >> we look forward to hearing those stories for years to come.hat's "nightly news" for this friday. an all new "nightly news kids edition" airs this saturday hope you'll check it out. it's in your local listings thank you for watching i'm lester holt. take care of yourself and each other good night >>> right now at 7:00, trying to back out of a $34 billion deal. elon musk no longer wants to buy twitter. will he be able to pull the plug? we're talking about the possible consequences. >>> a big drop at the gas pump overnight. is this a sign of even lower prices in the future? we ask an expert. >>> then, -- >> my name is matt. i am monkeypox. [ bleep ] sucks and you don't want it. >> an l.a.-based actor in isolation for weeks because of monkeypox. he's posting his experience on tik tok. >> i could not sleep. i had to be prescribed pain killers to go to slee

♪la la la♪ >>> new this morning, two former minneapolis police officers are hours away from sentencinglating george floyd's civil rights they were both convicted in february for their roles in floyd's death. the jury found that tou and king denied floyd medical care and failed to stop officer derek chauvin during the killing >>> two taco bell customers are suing the fast food chain for more than a million dollars after he say employees at a dallas restaurant threw scalding water on them after they complained about their order it's been released in edited and unedited forms it appears to show an employee retrieving hot water in the kitchen and throwing it at the woman and her 16 j-year-old nie. lawyers for the pair say an employee pulled out a firearm when they fled the restaurant. in a statement, taco bell say they take the incident seriously and are working with the local employees to investigate >>> teva pharmaceuticals has announce add tentative $4.25 billion nationwide settlement the proposal could resolve thousands of lawsuits with state and local governments. >>> and menative tri

our commitment is to end our city's toxic relationship with the minneapolis police department.ce system. >> this council will dismantle this police department. we are here today to begin the process of ending the minneapolis police department. >> not only do we need to invest for police, but we need to completely dismantle the minneapolis police department. >> john: and chief, that was rhetoric repeated in cities across this land. is it any surprise to you that things have gone so far off the rails? >> well, it was a surprise because law enforcement had a lot of support at the time and then 2020 hit. but we are seeing that come back. i can comment for the state of utah, our communities are coming back, they feel like they can trust law enforcement, and they have been very supportive in the last couple of years, even increasing our funding and that was the issue in 2020, if you take our funding away, you take our training away, and our ability to serve. >> john: i'll tell you, that episode of that young child with the gun in the back of the car is just terrifying. you can imagin

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let's check out minneapolis right now. not too bad, 75 degrees but he continues in the southern plains. upper 90s around dallas-fort worth. tomorrow, by the way, washington, d.c. will climb to 99 degrees. so contrast that to the winter and summer we are seeing right now in san francisco. foggy withdrawals though at times. especially if you're running a marathon, you may see some damp roads. those low clouds in and around san francisco. december electing off the downtown building there in san jose, 76 degrees. in dublin, 85. this time tomorrow, we are expecting some low 90s as the microclimate pattern entrenched on the areas get fixed 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s. the sea breeze backs off a little bit, but the wind is still on shore. that is good news. not just for temperatures, but as you are about to see, the air quality too. it will help out quite a bit. maybe as far east as in solano county. notice we are seeing up to the east of work continues to go up to almost 10,000 acres right now, more of that particulate matter soluti

. >>> former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin sentenced to 21 years in prison for violating george floyd's civil rights. chauvin with a message to floyd's family. >>> president biden awarding the nation's highest several yan honor to 17 americans. a widely diverse group of recipients including the youngest person ever to receive the honor. >>> and remembering actor james caan. his roles as sonny corleone and brian pick low in "brian's sock." and the remarkable career that followed. >>> good evening, thank you for joining us on this thursday night. i'm whit johnson, in for david. we begin tonight with the surprise plea from wnba star brittney griner on trial in russia. the case being closely watched back here at home, with pressure building from the white house to gain her release. griner today pleading guilty to drug possession and smuggling charges, arrested for bringing vape cartridges into the country. explaining to the judge they were placed in her luggage by accident. the basketball star detained for 140 days now, faces up to ten years in prison. she sent a hand-written letter

it is a far cry from what happened last week in minneapolis where dave chappelle was scheduled to perform at a soldout show and the opposition to his anti- trans, anti-gay as they perceive it jokes became so strong that the venue in minneapolis canceled the show. that was a victory for one side, but he went across town to a different venue, sold out that venue and performed there. over the weekend, perhaps you saw him at madison square garden on stage with chris rock and he was getting more publicity expanding the flames of the controversy. also it doesn't seem to be doing anything to dampen the enthusiasm for the comedian style of dave chappelle. >> yeah, we see all the people there behind you. terry mcsweeny reporting. it brings up a deeper question about what comedians can and cannot say. there's a lot of input on this from both sides. we'll check back with you later at 11:00 tonight as well. terry mcsweeny reporting as dave chappelle about to take the stage in santa rosa. >>> let's get you caught up on other local headlines this evening. firefighters making progress against the larges

joe fryer, nbc news, minneapolis. >> we look forward to hearing those stories for years to come.hat's "nightly news" for this friday. an all new "nightly news kids edition" airs this saturday hope you'll check it out. it's in your local listings thank you for watching i'm lester holt. take care of yourself and each other good night ♪♪ i took an arrow to the heart ♪ ♪ i never kissed a mouth the taste like yours ♪ ♪ strawberries and something more ♪ ♪ oh, yeah, i want it all ♪ ♪ lipstick on my guitar ♪ ♪ philip the engine, we can drive real far ♪ ♪ go dancing underneath the stars ♪ ♪ oh, yeah, i want it all, you got me feeling like ♪ ♪ i want to be that guy ♪ ♪ i want to kiss your eyes ♪ ♪ i want to drink that smile ♪ ♪ i want to feel ♪ i want to stay up all day and all night ♪ ♪ yeah, you got me singing like ♪ ♪ i love it when you do it like that ♪ ♪ your close up, give me the shivers ♪ ♪ oh baby, you want to dance till the sunlight cracks ♪ ♪ and when they say the parties over, will bring it right back ♪ ♪ say oh, i love it when you do it like that ♪ ♪ and when you're close up, g

taking a look at your holiday hub impact we're looking at likely delays for chicago, also minneapolis. you can see that icon there in the red. and then we're looking at possible delays from charlotte to atlanta, miami, denver slowdown as well the northeast looking good from boston to d.c. that's going to change tomorrow, though, because that rain does spread into the northeast. parts of the northeast, the ohio valley tomorrow. for tuesday, looking at chicago, detroit. boston, new york city, philadelphia, looking at likely slowdowns. the firework forecast, looking at rain in the northern plains, the upper midwest, chicago, you're going have some heavy rain tonight back to you guys >> michelle, thank you so much >>> akron, ohio police have released new details and graphic body cam footage in last week's deadly shooting of black motorist jayland walker. the video shows a police foot chase, and then the moment eight officers opened fire an estimated 90 rounds on the 25-year-old, leaving him with 60 bullet wounds. walker was unarmed at the time he was fatally shot. in a statement, police s

minneapolis police are getting some back-up tonight from a woman who says they were right to shoot ae demanding answers and the specter of the george floyd killing is being raised in this case. senior correspondent mike tobin has details tonight. [shouting] >> again, protesters gather in minneapolis as a black man, 20-year-old andrew sunberg died at the hands of police. >> no justice. no peace. >> this time he was armed. police say sunberg opened fire. the bullets ripped through the apartment of arbella area borough. she released photos showing the front door and bathroom and said she was home cooking dinner with her kids at the time. black lives matter activists protested sundayberg's death in front of area borough's apartment. >> i was cooking food for my kids. how can you celebrate a man who tried to kill. >> the standoff lasted six hours. >> the officers on scene, both men and women have a deep compassion for life. they want very much this individual to walk out of that building. >> the president of the police officer's federation said officers attempted negotiation but ultimatel

former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin was sentenced to 21 years in prison behind bars in federal court today he was convicted for using excessive force under the color of law meaning he was given the power by the state is a police officer to go behind his rightful power and in this case used excessive force. and this wasn't just for the high profile murder of george floyd, but also for a separate but similar incident in which he entered a black 14 year old boy, in 2017. it's being more than two years now since the videos of then officer chauvin, kneeling on george floyd's neck for nearly nine minutes, made the case a centerpiece of the national black lives matter movement. just saying his name, george floyd, is on its own, a rallying cry for the movements, along with his words, i can't breathe. and the phrase no justice, no peace. and now today the death is part of the story at least in this case has come to an end. last, year chauvin was convicted very publicly in state court, of second degree murder, third degree murder, and second-degree manslaughter, for the killing of george

how is this different from so many of the other controversial police-involved shootings in the minneapolis was armed, john. shot at his neighbors after a six-hour standoff. snipers took him out. the blm protestors gathered and demanded for justice, sunberg shot into the home of yarborough. sunberg held police at bay for hours, after he was shot and killed police found a handgun and a bull filled with ammunition in his apartment. as the protestors gathered outside the same apartment she lives, her lost her temper with them. >> in the hallway, shot went through my door to the kitchen. i was cooking food for my kids. my kids asked if you celebrate a man's life that tried to kill them. >> the president of the federation of police officers in minneapolis says negotiation was attempted with sunberg but was futile when he endangered the lives of others. the family as well as their attorney say they feel for yarborough and say sunberg was having a mental crisis. >> we can do both things, feel terribly for the woman, but also he should be alive and we can ask minneapolis police department to do bet

al jazeera law from also coming up. former minneapolis police officer derek show ben, who was convicted for the murder of george floyd. it has been sentenced to 21 years in prison, and our fossa is ousted president and form a strong man lays comp. lori returns from exxon and in haiti. angry protest, son, demands for justice martin 1st anniversary, the assassination of president, well moist, ah. after days of political turmoil, boris johnson has bound to pressure and is resigning as a leader of the ruling. conservative party, your continuous caretaker, prime minister to a tories elect his successor, which may take several weeks. but they're growing calls for his immediate departure as were a challenge, reports not from london. british politics, that brilliant darwinian system is boris johnson put it, punish his vulnerability. good afternoon, everybody, and even the man once famously described as a greased pickle, it couldn't wriggle out of this one. i want you to know how sad i am to be giving up the best job in the world. but then the brakes going been not yet gone. forest, the prime mi

for mom minneapolis, the songs the derek, chosen, who was convicted for the murder of george floyd, has been sentenced to 21 years in prison. russia threatens to use its veto powers at the un security council to block a critical aid chorus, or from turkey into northern syria, when millions of knives mistake and roughened the dahl is forced to pull out of his wimbledon, semi ronald due to injury. ah, but after days of political turmoil bars, johnson has bound to pressure and is resigning as the leader of the ruling conservative party. he will continue as caretaker, prime minister until the tories elect his successor, which may take several weeks there growing calls for his immediate departure as warwick challenge reports now from london. british politics that brilliant darwinian system as far as johnson put it, punish his vulnerability. good afternoon, everybody, and even the man once famously described as a greased picket, couldn't wriggle as of this one. i want you to know how sad i am to be giving up the best job in the world. but then the brakes going, but not yet gone. forest, the p

the tragedy outside minneapolis. what we're learning about the investigation. >>> president biden returns home to a firestorm of controversy over his fist bump with the saudi crown prince, and now his domestic agenda is unraveling >>> and developments tonight ahead of the final hearing of the january 6th committee. >>> and the major surprise for dozens of high school students. >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight." >>> good evening, everyone. thanks so much for joining us on this sunday. i'm linsey davis. tonight we're learning more about the shooting at robb elementary school in uvalde, texas, where a gunman ended 21 lives. the first major investigation into the incident outlined systemic failures and what its authors call egregious poor decision making. we now know nearly 400 officers responded to the shooting. the report concludes that law enforcement failed to prioritize saving the lives of innocent victims over their own safety. officials say that police never s

mcbride on the island of bali, where g 20 foreign ministers meet under the shadow of war. former minneapolis police officer derek shaven, who was convicted for the murder of george floyd, has been sentenced to 21 years in prison. and burkina faso is ousted president and form a strong man lays comport returns from exxon. ah . after days of political turmoil, forest johnson has bow to prussia and his resigning as the leader of the ruling conservative party. he will continue as can take a prime minister until the tories elect his successor, which may take several weeks for their growing cause for his immediate departure as were a challenge, reports not from london, british politics, that brilliant darwinian system. as far as johnson put it, punish his vulnerability. good afternoon everybody. and even the man once famously described as a greased picket, couldn't wriggle out of this one. i want you to know how sad i am, to be giving up the best job in the world. but them the brakes going but not yet gone. forest, the prime minister is to become boorish. the caretaker prime minister. it is clearly

and the former minneapolis police officer convicted for the murder of george floyd, has been sentenced to more than 20 years in prison. on separate federal charges, chosen was found guilty of violating floyd's civil rights during his fatal arrest last year. or this get more now on our top story, the shooting of the former japanese by mr. shims, a la bay, ben while already shut. the ha is a in a junk professor of political science and international affairs at temple university, japan. he says the nation is in shock. this is certainly not something we are used to seeing in tokyo. we never had this kind of gone violence, one of the lowest rates of homicide in the world. and also politicians usually politic. the political game in japan doesn't tend to be rife with any kind of violence. so this comes as a shock to everyone, especially considering the stature of the importance, the victim of operations, though one of the most important post war politicians for japan. so all these elements together and make this and all the more tragic and surprising events, the injuries seem to be extensive.

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minneapolis is become a ghost town is recently offered a restaurant in minneapolis for 1 penny and i said no to it. the violence in our city -- we have paid for funerals for young kids have been struck by gun violence. seven times last year but i'm heartbroken by that mass shootings and unrelenting violence going on around our country. i'm even more heartbroken about things like fentanyl are happening in our city paralytic lost my kitchen manager month ago to an accidental fentanyl overdose previous drug dealers name, his phone number, he text him and said something is wrong with my drugs. he said you will be fine. he died that night. 40000 people died from fentanyl in the last year end a half. that is 109 people a day. that is a mass murder. i am asking you to address the toreal problems, criminals fear nothing in our cities within the responses will be slow, they know if they are caught they ouwould back out on the street with typically within 24 hours. our hope is all of you will come together and figure out how we stop crime in our cities before our cities are gone. thank you. >>

minneapolis has become a ghost town.i was recently offered a restaurant in minneapolis for one penny, and i said no to it. the violence in our city -- we have paid for funerals for young kids that have been struck by gun violence seven times last year. i heartbroken by the mass am shootings and unrelenting violence going on around our country. i am even more heartbroken about things like fentanyl that are happening in our cities. i lost my kitchen manager a month ago to an accidental fentanyl overdose. we had his drug dealer's name, his phone number. he texted him and said, "something eggs wrong with my -- something's wrong with my drugs." he said you'll be fine. he died that night. 40,000 people have died from fentanyl in the last year and a half. that's 109 people a day. that is a mass murder. i am asking you to address the real problems. criminals still are nothing in our cities. they no responses will be slow. if they are caught, they will be back out on the street with in typically 24 hours. our hope is that all of

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the former at minneapolis, a police officer, convicted for the merge of george floyd, has been sentenced to more than 20 years in prison on separate federal charges. the rec shaven was found guilty of violating floyd's civil rights during his fatal arrest in may 2020. he's already serving $22.00 and a half years for murder. the 2 sentences will run concurrently. you ask basketball player brittany griner has pleaded guilty to a drugs charge in the russian court, but denied intentionally breaking the law. the 2 time olympic gold medalist was detained in february at moscow effort. the keener fast says that former president has returned home for the 1st time since he was deposed in a popular uprising 8 years ago, lays at cooper. he was invited to discuss the country's future with the head of a military genta that seized power in january and 4 other former heads of state. those are the headlines from these continues haron al jazeera, that's after witness. ah ah ah ah come out in lupsi nissan i gather some i don't i buy them in a more that cooler man. i'm coy said ma hon. kike even had to come

and we are running on education, families in minneapolis and businesses are hurting and ilhan omar isball to those who want to survive in this district. i am standing up to hold her to account. >> griff: can you beat her? she's heavily favored, she's a member of the squad, i'm sure has little trouble fundraising, but some suggest the boos were due to comments she made at a town hall where she said she experienced more violence in minnesota than in six years she spent in a kenyan refuge camp. >> how insulting do you think that sounds to the people of her community who fled and know where they came from. she led the charge also to defund the police, which thankfully failed in november on the ballot. she is actively working to make us less safe. you asked how can i win? this district typically voted blue for quite sometime, i can tell you this, the awakening is happening amongst coalitions i've worked hard to build knowing i need to build coalitions to win this race and i'm telling you, those communities and those people are deciding now is time for a change if they can find a candidate

. >> there from minneapolis but they were tired. >> all that food. >>. >> it's like san francisco. >> i met my wifeseveral years ago now . my girlfriend is there. you go out to a restaurant and didn't really think much about it. >> i that they won't. >> we've been in so many other big cities. >>. [inaudible] that's part of our open border. even with good security. it's sure a lot easier to get in across the open border . i've been to the border, trust me, it's not closed. >> these border patrol officers, they want to protect our border and they're being forced to act as social workers. what most americans i think don't understand about the border is that most illegal aliens are not running away from border patrol officers, they're running to border patrol officers because they know they can work the system. all they have to do is say a few magic words about being scared of persecutionand their let him . >> and they never report. >> so just as the border crisis was getting bad we were out one night and these migrants went off border patrol agents, i just kind of wandered off and ran in

the son of chinese immigrants, he was born in minneapolis in 1929. >> it was chinatown, but in minneapoliswo chinese stores! ha! >> reporter: one of them was your dad's? >> yeah, he had an herb store. we lived on the second floor. >> reporter: as a young boy, he didn't speech much english. that made him a target at school. >> i think my class was, you know, probably 500 kids. i was the only asian student, so the bullies would pick on me and beat me up. because bullies are bullies and pick on the underdog. >> reporter: his parents wanted him to be an engineer and what he wanted but fs 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 said to me,, you know, james, i think you may have a problem because if you are in that american army outfit charged by the koreans, they will shoot you because you're an american. if you retreat, the americans will shoot you also because they think are a kook in an american outfit so he get me a little p perturbed with that statement. >> reporter: he got laughs and an idea. he moved to los

make sure to tune in next week for the ingram angle in minneapolis. two years after george floyd's riot or will be all over the city talking to residents, business owners, current police and former police all about how race relations have changed since she was last there after the twenty twenty riots. that's next week. don't miss it. and next, radical progressives are turning minority communities away from the democratic party and over to america first movement. laura talks to a former antifa recruit coming up next. our bathroom is very outdated ut the shower alone made it look branew . renew your bathroom with with transform your old outdated bathtub into a beautiful walk in shower with local expertise and national support renewed what you can install your custom shower system in as little as one day. it's our summer savings event. say five hundred dollars on a new bathtub or shower. ask about six month same as cash and receive a one hundred dollar bed, bath and beyond gift card with purchase. but call right now and as a bonus, will double your savin

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>>> more prison time for the former minneapolis police officer who killed george floyd. thursday, derek chauvin received 21 years on federal charges of violating floyd's civil rights. a judge telling chauvin putting his knee on floyd's neck until he died was wrong and offensive. floyd's brother says the sentence should have been longer. >> he had his knee on my brother's neck for 9 minutes and 29 seconds. chauvin showed that he had no conscience. he showed no empathy. he showed no compassion. i just don't understand in this world why. >> chauvin will serve his federal time concurrently with the 22 1/2 years he received for a state conviction on murder and manslaughter charges. >>> turning now to that stunning incident that played out at seattle's sea-tac airport four years ago. >> for the first time, authorities have released video showing how a baggage handler stole a passenger jet. here's abc's gio benitez. >> reporter: new video shows the moments richard russell, a baggage handler at seattle's sea-tac airport, stole a commercial passenger plane. the new videos of the

former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin is set to be sentenced to 20 to 25 years in federal prisonoyd's civil rights. it's part of a plea deal after floyd died in police custody two years ago. chauvin is already serving a 22 1/2 sentence on state charges. >>> are more than 260 cases of monkeypox in the u.s. and the world health organization now plans to reassess whether the outbreak constitutes a public health emergency. 58 countries have reported cases. >>> and the bulls are back after being put on pause due to covid-19, the rung of the bulls commences in spain. it's the start of nine days of uninterrupted partying in pamplona. for more news download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm matt pieper, cbs news, new york. ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >> tonight authorities say the suspect in the mass shooting of an independence day parade in highland park, illinois confessed during a police questioning. and we're now learning that robert crimo iii drove to madison, wisconsin, where he contemplated another attack. cbs news obtained this picture

comedy is dead in minneapolis among a venue canceling a dave chapelle show hours before he was set to then announced the show last week when the no-show media controlled pylon to protest against transfer the jokes. he said he say so unbelievably sorry, we are you we are sorry. they added their movie show to another computer, has the world forgotten how to take a joke? the party panel in studio to discuss. democrat poster cohost of five on the fox news channel, jessica tarlov. fox across america, radio show he host on fox news radio comedian jimmy failla cofounder and ambassador for the foundation for economic occasional hannah cox rounding out the big three. should they have booked him in the first place? did they not see this coming? >> i was expecting a million signatures, 125 signatures. [laughter] kennedy: sesser npr is. >> and dave chapelle. if you think about the reaction the last couple of years, you know what was in the closer, you know what netflix decided to do, double down on the free speech issue but just do better for protest, shame on the theater for doing this and shame