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mr. walker is doing. in the still photos, there is a picture that appears to all of us that mr. walker is going down to waste area where there is a photograph that appears mr. walker was turning towards the officer and there was a picture that captures a forward motion of his arm at the crime scene. each, after the officers were involved in the shooting, they immediately get sequestered from one another. and they are monitor. when the investigative team arrives, they do an individual walk through of the crime scene. each officer, independent of each other related that they felt that mr. warmer had turned and was motioning and moving into a firing position. so again, the c i is going to do the investigation. i'm not pre judging it. and i'll leave it there. yes sir. i with their goal so. so go ahead, i'm sorry. with the way in which the picture depicted where the gun was located in the way in the manner in which it was placed, officers are approaching the car on their body. the camera and its capturing it in as they are approaching after the shot was fired. all the, i'm sorry, afte

there is a photograph that appears mr. walker was turning towards the officer and there was a picture that captured a forward motion of his arm. >> the lawyer for walker's family spoke after the city's press conference showing his picture. they say he was a door dash delivery driver who stayed away from trouble. with protests starting to grow, the mayor and walker's relatives are pleading for calm. >> if you can do anything for the family please give peace, dignity and give justice a chance. >> a firearm was discovered in walker's car and a spent shell casing that may have come from that gun is part of the police investigation. while police acknowledge the body cam video was difficult to watch, he won't pass judgment until the the investigation is complete. christina: the tsa says air travel this weekend is back near pre-pandemic levels. but staffing shortages and bad weather caused airlines to cancel dozens of flights. there have been shark sightings up and down the coast. and meteorologist adam klotz with a look at the forecast

mr. walker is doing. in the still photos, there is a picture that appear to all of us that mr. walker is going down to his waist area. there is a photograph that appears, mister walker was turning towards the officer and there is a picture that captures a forward motion of his arm. at the crime scene, after the the officers were involved in the shooting they were immediately sequestered from one another. they are monitored. when the investigative team arrives, they do an individual walk through of the crime scene. each officer independent of each other related that they felt that mr. walker had turned and was motioning and moving into a firing position. so, again, bci bci is going to do the investigation. i'm not prejudge-ing at. i will leave it there. >> yes sir. >> [inaudible] the gunshot from the car. was there a bullet hole from the inside -- >> so, i'm sorry -- >> was the gunpowder, magazine removed [inaudible] >> the way in which the picture looks depicted where the gun was located in the manner in which it was placed, officers are approaching the car on their body worn ca

mr. walker was trail shot, and that work to make that determination is the responsibility of the medical examiner. as you could see in the video, there was awalker's vehicle. at the time of the shooting, he was unarmed. lastly, after the shooting ends, akron police officers went to mr. walker and diligently provided first aid to save his life. one officer on a body cam footage can be heard saying he still has a pulse. as the officers were getting ready to put him into a police car to get him as quickly as possible to the hospital, akron fire medics arrived on scene. they took over aid, and unfortunately, mr. walker tragically passed at the scene. i'm going to say this. when an officer makes the most critical decision in his or her life as a police officer, it doesn't matter where in the country this happens. when they make the most critical decision to point their firearm at another human being and pull the trigger, they've got to be ready to explain why they did what they did. they need to be able to articulate what specific threats they were facing, and that goes for every round that goes down the barrel of their gun. and they need to be

a hail of police fire. walker wasn't carrying a gun at that time. >> each officer independent of each other related that they felt that mr. er had turned and was motioning and moving into a firing position. >> reporter: investigators are still trying to determine exactly how many rounds the officers fired. >> based on the video, i anticipate that number to be high. a lot of rounds were fired. >> i hear the audio. then you hear the shots. you hear a lot of them. this is a phenomenon we call contagious shooting, where others fire when perceived with a threat because their partners are firing as well, at the same time. and you really don't know if that individual is shooting at you or not because your perception is changed from the sounds. >> reporter: robert boyce, former chief of detectives for nypd, believe officers followed training protocols. >> someone fires at a police officer, that's attempted murder, that's a whole different circumstance. i'm saying outside of the enormous amount of shots fired, i didn't see anything where they stepped out of line. they did their job. >> reporter: police say they found a gun flexion

a pursuit. as mr. walker turned on to the entrance ramp to route 8 and the shot is fired, that changes the nature of the contact. 40 seconds after the initiation of the traffic stop half a mile from the location of the traffic stop, you hear the gunshot and everything else i've discovered. again, that changes the whole nature of the traffic stop. it went from being a routine traffic stop to now a public safety issue. >> joining me now legal analyst and retired lapd shergeant dorsey. sergeant dorsey, i want to start with you. we just played the video. you could hear the gunshots. reports say there could have been up to 60 rounds. does that seem extreme for a situation like this? >> well, certainly the number in totality seems extreme, 60 shots. we know there were several officers who were pursuing mr. walker on foot. the question that begs to be asked and answered is how many rounds did each individual officer fire? they will have to speak to that, what was the threat and why was it necessary to fire each roun

mr. walker's body. >> reporter: walker never fired a shot during the footchase, but officers say they found a gun and loaded magazine in his car. >> jaylin was a sweet young man. he never caused any trouble. >> reporter: hundreds of demons dem demonstrated in akron for protest, lebron james tweeting out, i pray for my city today. city leaders are urging protesters to remain peaceful. >> listen you'll have to do one of the most difficult things i ask somebody to do, which is to please, be patient, and let the attorney general do their work. >> reporter: once the state's investigation is complete, the case will be handed over to the ohio attorney general's office for further review before being presented to a grand jury for evaluation. jereka. >> alise, just hearing the gunshots is hard to hear, imagine it just started with a traffic violation. surpassing pandemic travel restrictions, in the air this weekend, joining us from los angeles in the outlook as people get ready to head back home. >> reporter: that's right, good evening. a rare sight here in southern california, what we're seeing is traffic mo

mr. walker's body. >> reporter: walker never fired a shot during the foot chase but officers say they foundoaded magazine in his car. >> he never caused any trouble. >> reporter: hundreds of demonstrators have gathered in akron this week to protest. akron native andnba icon lebron james tweeted out, i pray for my city today. walker's family and city leaders are urging protestors to remain peaceful. >> listen, you'll have to do one of the most difficult things that i can ever ask somebody to do, and that is to please be patient and let the attorney general do their work. >> reporter: once the state's investigation is complete, the case will be handed over to the ohio attorney general's office for further review before being presented to a grand jury for evaluation. jericka? >> elise, just hearing those gunshots is hard to hear. to think it all started with a traffic violation. thank you. >>> travel surpassed pre-pandemic levels in the air and on the road. cbs's lilliana luciano. >> reporter: that's right, jericka. good evening. actually, right now, it's a rare sight here in southern californ

the car and a shell casing indicating he fired it, adding that he was wearing a ski mask as he fled. >> they felt mr. walkerad turned and was motioning in moving into a firing position. reporter: an attorney for the family says the video shows no such thing. >> they want to turn him into a masked monster. with a gun. reporter: the officers directly involved in the shooting have been placed on administrative leave pending investigation. as public outrage grows, walker's family has called for protests to remain peaceful. anchor: we are watching for all developments on that story. helicopter crews and drones have been flying over the italian alps this monday searching for 13 people missing after part of a mountain collapsed. at least seven people have been confirmed killed in this disaster that experts are linking to rising global temperatures. the italian prime minister visited the scene and blamed climate change as the root cause of the tragedy. reporter: these shocking images show the moment a chunk of alpine glacier detached on sunday, sending snow, ice and rubble hurtling down a popular trail on the highe

a report for jayland walker, and unarmed black man killed by police in ohio, found he died from gunshot ones. mrlker tried to flee police during a routine traffic stop prompting eight officers to open fire on him. the officers involved remain on administrative leave. u.s. basketball star brittney griner appeared for a fourth hearing on drugs charges in russia, led into court in handcuffs. brittney griner could be jailed for 10 years and was detained in february in moscow after cartridges containing cannabis were found in her luggage. her lawyer said she had been prescribed medical cannabis in the u.s.. 20 years ago 20% of india's people had access to the internet. that's now at 60%, part of the country's plan to make india a trillion dollar digital economy. traveling across the country accessing the challenges that come with trying to connect millions of people together and exploring how lives have been transformed. >> from remote areas high up in the himalayas to busy urban landscapes. india is on the move. this is a mountain state in northern india that has several isolated hamlets. this villa

walker was reaching for his waistband after he got out of his car. in the still photos. there's a picture that appears to all of us that mr walker is going down to his waist area. each officer independent of each other related that they felt that mr walker had turned and was motioning and moving into a firing position. police say that walker was not armed when he was shot. officers say handgun was later found in his car. the family's attorney says the public needs to know the real jalen walker in order to get an accurate view of this case. his smile. who he was. how he interacted with his family. that's who jail and was efforts. to try and paint him in a different light. that spin. that's protection. protesters took to the streets for mostly peaceful demonstrations inaccurate this past weekend there was some property damage, prompting a curfew. more protests are expected. the san jose city council has approved lowering speed limits on some streets in an effort to reduce deadly crashes. speeds are being reduced from 20 to 20 excuse me there now, 25, but they're being dropped at 20 miles an hour on evergreen village square

walker was reaching for his waistband. in the still photos. there's a picture that appears to all of us that mrist area. each officer independent of each other related that they felt that mr walker had turned and was motioning and moving into a firing position. offic armed whs shot but handgun and alotta magazine wer and attorney for his family said that walker should not be villainized. his smile. who he was. how he interacted with his family. that's who jail and was efforts. to try and paint him in a different light. that spin. that's protection. protesters took to the streets from mostly peaceful marches in akron yesterday, but there was some property damage which prompted that curfew tonight and more protests are expected. all evacuation orders and warnings have been lifted for those living right near the rice is fire in nevada county containment now at 65% cal fire says the fire has burned about 900 acres sentence started six days ago there in the sierra foothills. the fire destroyed five homes and several other buildings. firefighters expect full containment sometime tomorrow. the cause o

a pursuit. as mr. walker turned onto the entrance ramp to route 8, and the shot is fired, that changes the nature of the contact. 40 seconds. a half a mile from the location of the traffic stop, you hear the gunshot, and everything else i've discovered. and again, that change is the -- that changes the whole nature of the traffic stop. it went from being a routine traffic stop to now a public safety issue. >> and with me now is retired lapd police sergeant cheryl dorsey, also the author of "black and blue, creation of a social advocate". thank you for being with us again. also with us is former nypd detective. andy, let's go to you first. what was your reaction to this video, when you first saw it? >> obviously it's hard to watch. it's always hard to watch when a job is unwinding like that. there's obviously an investigation going on. it seems there are a lot of factors that potentially led up to why it got to that point. i'm not sure. that's for the investigation to do. any time we visit a scene, after on ca

mr. walker posed a deadly threat at the time that the officers fired and the police will say eight officers made the judgment that he was trying to kill them and use that to try to defend themselves from legal consequences but we know that they were tragically wrong because he was unarmed when he was shot down. but under the law the police don't have to be right about whether they were threatened. they have to have acted reasonably under the circumstances known to them at the time. >> let me take this out to a big picture. we have seen a number of officer involved shootings that begin as a traffic stop. a recent report from the nonprofit mapping police violence find 117 people were killed in traffic stops in 2021 alone. why are these traffic stops turning so deadly? what needs to change? >> chris, "the new york times" reported that in five years unarmed people killed in routine traffic stops more than 400 times, that's unarmed person a week killed by the police pulled over for a traffic violation and five officers convicted of crimes in connection with the shooting so little accountability.

a pursuit. as mr. walker turned onto the entrance ramp to route 8 and the shot is fired, that changes the nature of the contact. 40 seconds after the initiation of the traffic stop, a half mile from the location of the traffic stop, you hear the gunshot and everything else i've just discould have had and, again, that changes the whole nature of the traffic stop. it went from being a routine traffic stop to now a public safety issue. >> let's go now to cnn correspondent paolo sandoval. the attorney for the walker family says he never shot at officers. tell us more what we're seeing in the newly released body cam video. >> reporter: jessica, we have seen lately, at least in the last couple of hours, that call for justice and the call for answers is certainly amplified with the release of the video. people outside akron police headquarters here, many people have seen this video like we have for the very first time with this release, and what is key is what we see in the moments leading up to and during the actua

or, when we see a young man like mr. walker shot down and with 60 bullets in his body. no evidence of that, but there is clear evidence from the body camera of the police, they shot and jalen walker 60 times. what's to the 4th of july is it to the lgbtq community when we have a supreme court justice clarence thomas saying, now that we've gone after a woman's right to choose and privacy we can deal with lgbtq, and we can deal with other rights of privacy? what's, to women, is the 4th of july, when i remember my mother and father telling the whole they had to search states during jim crow era where they could get public accommodations and sleep in hotels, or eat in restaurants? we've gone from jim crow to jane crow, where women have to find states that they can have their reproductive rights honored. it is a day where frederick douglass's speech takes new meaning. but, the america we want is the america that we will make. what will the fourth mean to us? ultimately, that will be up to us, to stand up, and make the country live up to what it promised? that's what dr. king

during a press conference, akron police chief made the crucial clarification that walker was unarmed at the moment of the shooting. >> as you could see in the video, there was a gun recovered from mr. walker's vehicle at the time of the -- at the time of the shooting he was unarmed. >> let's get to kathy park in akron for us. is there going to be a probe of the officers? what do we know about the probe and what else do we know about the investigation? >> reporter: cori, good morning to you. i should preface by saying we are still early on in the investigation. they released camera footage yesterday. the ohio criminal bureau investigation along with the attorney general's office, meantime here on the ground here, you can see the landscape is quickly changing. so right now they are bringing in reinforcement to kind of block off some of the streets. we're in the downtown corridor right now. this has been essentially the scene for mostly peaceful protests over the last couple of days. yesterday we had a chance to speak with some individuals who were out here protesting shortly after they saw the body camera footage. take a listen. >>> so what's the message that you have for police in

mr. walker had turned and was motioning and moving into a firing position. >> reporter: a preliminary medicalxaminer's report says walker had more than 60 gunshot wounds. >> jayland was shot more times than i can count. and that is beyond troubling. >> reporter: most of the protests have been peaceful. in a statement, walker's family called for peaceful action that will lead to long-term change and reform. elyce preston. >> right now the eight officers involved in this are on administrative leave. an independent state investigation is going on at the moment. the police union says it believes that investigation will justify the officers' actions. >>> recovery efforts continue after three people went missing during a river rescue in solano county. it happened along the sacramento river in rio vista yesterday. fire crews say five people went into the water to save an 8-year-old boy. two people made it to the shore and rescued the child. the fire department is working with the coast guard to search for the three missing men. >>> well, a recent series of shark attacks have lifeguards on the east a

walker's life. >> a lot of rounds were fired. m.e.'s report indicates over 60 wounds to mr. walker's body. >> reporter: officials say the deadly june 27th police shooting began with an attempted traffic stop just after midnight when walker apparently sped off when they tried to pull him over. during the chase, investigators say walker fired from the window of his car, a claim his family disputes. >> 21 shots fired. the vehicle has had a shot come out of its door. >> reporter: video shows walker exiting the car on foot wearing a ski mask. authorities say officers tried to use tasers but opened fire when he turned to face them. [ gunfire ] >> if you can do anything for the family, please give peace, give dignity, and give justice a chance for jayland. >> no justice -- >> no peace! >> reporter: walker's family and city leaders are urging protesters to remain peaceful. >> if any of you out there don't like what's happening and love jayland, then we're going to do it right, right? >> reporter: overnight police fired teargas as protesters marched through the streets. social media v

walker was reaching for his waistband. in the still photos. there's a picture that appears to all of us that mris going down to his waist area. each officer independent of each other related that they felt that mr walker had turned and was motioning and moving into firing position. officials say walker was not armed when he was shot, but a handgun in loaded magazine were found in the car along with the ring. an attorney for his family's that walker should not be villainized. his smile. who he was. how he interacted with his family. that's who jail and was efforts. to try and paint him in a different light. that spin. that's protection. protesters took to the streets for mostly peaceful marches in akron yesterday, but there was some property damage, prompting the curfew and more protests are expected. member of the house january 6th committee says there will be way more information in two public hearings scheduled later this month. congressman adam kinzinger of illinois says people are coming forward every day with new details on the capital riot following the testimony of former white house aid

mr. walker had turned and was motioning and moving into a firing position.his i this speaks to what you are talking about, right? what did the police officers perceive to be the threat against them in that situation, right? >> reporter: exactly. that was i believe the critical point before they started firing. i want to mention a couple things about this investigation i think are important important. one this police chief brought in an independent agency to run this investigation very quickly. so it's objective and transparent. two, we are seeing this information released to the public. the body cam footage and other information police have so far. so we're informed as it goes along. three, the police chief said those eight officers involved in the shooting were immediately separated and monitored so they couldn't corroborate their statements. these are the types of important things that are done to make sure an investigation like this into such an important shooting is done with transparency, objectivity and with some trustworthiness to it so we can have so

walker was turning toward them reaching for a gun. that's when they say eight opened fire. >> the m.e.'s report case over 60 pounds to mr. walker's body. >> reporter: the investigation now showing walker was unarmed when he was shot. police say they found a gun in his car, along with a wedding ring. police saying walker recently lost his feeian say. the public demanding more transparency. >> the public didn't see an officer dropping his clip because it was empty of bullets and reloading. >> reporter: overnight, akron police responding they are confident the videos that have been released are in compliance with the city's ordinance. did the video change your thoughts of what happened after you saw the video at all? >> no. i will just thought as a mother that could have been my child. doesn't make that many shots. >> reporter: those eight officers are on paidly pending the investigation. that is stormy daniels ask. the state has taken over the investigation into this deadly shooting. maggie vespa, nbc news, akron, ohio. >>> we are also following a major development from uvalde, texas. school district police chief pete arrad

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walker was turning toward them, reaching for a gun. that's when they say eight opened fire. [ sound of gunfire ] >> the m.e.'s report indicates over 60 wounds to mr. walker's body. >> reporter: the investigation now showing walker was unarmed when he was shot. police say they found a gun in his car along with a wedding ring. his family revealing sunday walker had recently lost his fiance. the family's attorney demanding more transparency. >> the public today only saw one video. we saw two. the public didn't see an officer dropping his clip because it was empty of bullets and then reloading. we saw that. >> reporter: overnight akron police responding they're confident the videos they provided are in accordance to what's required and in compliance of the city's ordinance. did the video change your interpretation of what happened, of what you thought about the shooting at all? >> no. i just felt like as a mother, that could have been my child. it doesn't take that many shots. >> reporter: those eight still unnamed akron police officers now on paid leave pending the investigation. the police department saying that is standard. and the state has now t

mr. walker's hands were not swabbed or tested for gunshot residue. >> a representative for the walker familyetained the service of an independent medical examiner that is currently looking over this final autopsy report and did their own examine nation. the walker family legal team releasing a statement after the final results were released writing today summit county medical's report on jayland walker's death confirms the violent and unnecessary use of force by the akron police department. the family is devastated by the fin findings of the report and still await a public apology from the police department. the burro of criminal investigation is handling this investigation and will turnover their findings to the attorney general that hopes to present them to a grand jury in the state of ohio to see if criminal charges would be filed. kristin, boris, back to you. >> thank you so much. >>> time is up. that's what top administration officials are telling congress. they say lawmakers need to take action on a semi conductor chip shortage right now or the united states could face serious long ter

so the fact that the police believed that there was a shot fired from the vehicle before mr. walker abandoned the car and started running away from the police will be used by the police to talk about the state of mind at the time that they used the lethal force. i suspect them to say because of that shot from the car that they have still believed he was armed at the time that he started to run from the police and we know from the standard set by the supreme court the reasonable officer's perception at the time of the encounter -- >> the police statement called it justified including quote the number of shots fired. >>> when we come back, january 6 committee vice chair teasing the possible of a criminal referral of the former president. we have the deep dive on the investigation when we come back. we got iphone 13s, too. swswitcd to verizon two minutes ago. (mom brown) ours were busted and we still got a a shiny new one. (boy brown) check it out! (dad allen) so, wait. everybody gets the same great deal? (mom allen) i think that's the point. (vo) now everyone can get a new iphone 13 o

police commission i believe it should be an individual that has a history or connection to policing, police reform issues and i think mrs. walker explained during the rules hearing herself that she did not have that background or experience but would do her best am as supervisor chan explained, this is not a personal issue about mrs. walker i agreed to her appointmentos many other commissions in the past. this is the wrong commission at the wrong time and i will vote, no. >> thank you supervisor ronen. supervisor preston? >> thank you president walton and i want to agree with my colleagues supervisors chan and ronen. with their observations and you know i think that like them, i think you know i applaud deborah wanger's service to the city both on arts commission and building inspection and political activism but i do think especially in this moment that the police commission plays a really key role around a lot of extremely important issues in our city and around oversight of police and policing. and that we need commissioners on this body that are that can really hit the ground running and have the experience to -- to really

police commission i believe it should be an individual that has a history or connection to policing, police reform issues and i think mrs. walker explained during the rules hearing herself that she did not have that background or experience but would do her best am as supervisor chan explained, this is not a personal issue about mrs. walker i agreed to her appointmentos many other commissions in the past. this is the wrong commission at the wrong time and i will vote, no. >> thank you supervisor ronen. supervisor preston? >> thank you president walton and i want to agree with my colleagues supervisors chan and ronen. with their observations and you know i think that like them, i think you know i applaud deborah wanger's service to the city both on arts commission and building inspection and political activism but i do think especially in this moment that the police commission plays a really key role around a lot of extremely important issues in our city and around oversight of police and policing. and that we need commissioners on this body that are that can really hit the ground running and have the experience to -- to really

a substantial risk of threat. that's the big question in this case. what risk of harm did mr. walkerficers and how long did that risk of harm last because there's some reporting coming out that mr. walker was actually shot while he was on the ground after presumably he was no longer a risk to anyone after assuming he was a risk at any given point and time. each bullet fired by each of those eight officers has to be accounted for and each the bullets there has to be a direct link two the shooting by an officer and their perceived risk of harm. lot of question about why eight officers were chasing this one unarmed black man and why 60 rounds, at least 60, were fired and was there justification for each and every one of those rounds. >> jonathan, the question is raise of justification and proportionalty. i'm wondering what yo raise of the detail he had 60 gunshot wounds. >> i want to take a step back. i want to talk about how the officers will be judged in the actions they took that resip at a timed the shooting incident going back to the initial attempt for the vehicle stop. to your po

walker was reaching for his waistband after he got out of his car. in the still photos. there's a picture that appears to all of us that mrgoing down to his waist area. each officer independent of each other related that they felt that mr walker had turned and was motioning and moving into a firing position. police say walker was not armed when he was shot, but officers say a handgun was later found in his car. the family's attorney says the public needs to know the real jalen walker in order to get an accurate view of the case. his smile. who he was. how he interacted with his family. that's who jail and was efforts. to try and paint him in a different light. that spin. that's protection. protesters took to the streets for mostly peaceful demonstrations in akron over the past weekend, but there was some property damage, prompting the curfew. more protests are expected. time is now 4 37 police in the suburb of chicago. still out there looking for possible motive for yesterday's shooting that left six people dead during the fourth of july. parade reporter madeline rivera says highland park police took a person of interest

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walker was turning toward them, reaching for a gun. that is when they say eight opened fire. >> m.e.'s report indicates over 60 wounds to mr. lker's body. >> reporter: the investigation now showing walker was unarmed when he was shot police say they found a gun in his car along with a wedding ring his family revealing sunday walker had recently lost his fiancÉ the family's attorney demanding more transparency. >> the public today only saw one video. -- saw two the public didn't see an officer dropping his clip because it was empty of bullets and then reloading. >> reporter: overnight akron police responding they are confident the video they supplied is -- >> does the video change your interpretation of what happened of what you thought object the shooting at all? >> no. i just felt like as mother, that could have within my child -- that many shots. >> reporter: and those eight still unnamed police officers here in akron have been tased -- placed on paid leave pending the investigation. in the meantime the state of ohio has taken over the independent investigation into this deadly shooting craig. >> maggie vespa in akron than

mr. oliver was met by shouts from a german reporter b . w. c. for international edison, richard walker is following that meeting. welcome, richard. we will, we will talk about sir. yeah, russia's a foreign minister walking out of the closed door meeting. the close door talks after germany's foreign minister criticized his country's invasion of ukraine. so we'll hear from german, 4 minister on a bare bark and then get your take. as he was there, said he, the one that the russian administration does not want the united nations being part of the negotiations on the green exports that the russian foreign minister has spent large parts of the meeting, not inside the room and outside the room, underlines the fact that the russian government is currently not willing to talk to the outside get ridge walkers, analynn, a very barebones call that right. well it certainly is the case. the sag love roth effectively boycotted her speech. he also was not present for the address by mutual co labour, the ukrainian foreign minister who was joining remotely. and he also didn't listen to attorney blinking

provision. gloves visit comes during a controversy over we passed to the north stream one gas pipeline linking germany and russia did abuse. richard walker asked mr. gallop whether he agreed with ukrainian president savanski who has signaled that he'd like north stream one to remain shot. i agree with him on many things, but not on this one. i believe that right now ukraine deserves all the support it can get from europe. but europe has to stay strong in order to provide support by we can in europe at its heart in germany, it's industrial base. it doesn't help ukraine. so yeah, i believe that by needs to get back as soon as possible. and if the gas flow resume, that's good sign for europe, and later on for ukraine as well. we've also been talking a lot of course, about weapons provision to ukraine. there's been a lot of controversy, some angry criticism around these processes of swaps in providing weapons, ukraine, where by country like slovenia will provide some weapons and then germany will backfill from it stokes to a country like slovenia. what have you come away with in terms of your talks with all of shells today? have you come away with an

walker. the 25 or was killed by 8 offices at the end of a police chase on june 27th. the video just came out. mr. district of the streets demanding access. the protest onto peacefully. is up and down main street were vandalized. mayor says destruction of property and violence will not be tolerated. it runs from 9 tonight to 6 tomorrow. for sheriff's official from sacramento said they are on a recovery mission in search of three men who are believed to have drowned while trying to save a child. this happened in the delta on sunday. family members say an eight- year-old child was fishing and started to struggle in the water. five people jumped in to rescue the child two of them managed to get the child back to the shore safely. but three men never resurface. the group was visiting the delta as part of a soccer team camping trip. this week and there is a chance for many of us to relax it's among the most stressful times of the year for local firefighters. bay area bone dry deep in a drop. the nbc alyssa gord explains fireworks sparked half a dozen fires. they are sending out one less plea to everyo

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mr. dicello, authorities are claiming that walker fired a gun out of his car during the chase.as shot. authorities saying it was, instead, found in his vehicle. what can you tell us? did he fire on officers? you know, what sort of is your sense of the run of play here, in terms of what happened when? >> what we're hearing from the police right now is organized, you know, response that's designed to shed the blame and put it all on my client. that is absolutely wrong. let's think about this for a ap. you're driving the car, you open the door somehow with one hand. now, there's one hand on the steering wheel, presumably, and one hand on the open door. which hand uses the gun? let's assume you go no hands and use the gun and you have no hands driving the car. you have one hand opening the door. but the door, as you can see from the video, does not fly open. the hand doesn't flag a gun back in the direction of officers. so the only likely possibility, if there was any shot at all, was that he discharges a round onto the ground or at the ground. we also know there's no bullets in th

mr walker was not armed when he ran away from his car but police say a pistol was laterfound inside itve now retreated to more fortified positions to the west. translation: our military could have held the city for a long time, _ but russia currently has a huge advantage in artillery and ammunition. they would have simply destroyed the city from a distance, so there was no point in staying. we would have been surrounded and had to sit there while the city was being shelled. therefore, we decided not to allow an encirclement. 0ur correspondent in kyiv, joe inwood, explained the strategic importance of the russian capture of lysycha nsk. i think more symbolic than strategic, but it is both symbolically and strategically important. lysychansk was the last major city in the low hannah scott region which is one of the two regions that makes up the area called the donbas which president putin gave the liberation, as he put it, of the area is the main reason for the war. so taking lysychansk means they have taken the lohan scott region and for russia that is a symbolic region, and it was in q

a listen. >> well, certainly the number in totality seems extreme. 60 shots but we know there were several officers who were pursuing mr. walker to be asked and answered is how many rounds did each individual officer fire? so they're doing to have to speak to that. they're going to have to articulate what was the perception of threat and why was it necessary to fire however many rounds each officer fired. so while we hear the police chief say this could have potentially been a routine traffic stop, you understand an armed suspect wearing a ski mask is far from routine for officers who are conducting a traffic stop. >> law enforcement expert cheryl dorsey there. >>> july 4th america's independence day has arrived and at a time when the country has rarely been so polarized. we're seeing those divisions play out as the states react to the supreme court over turning roe v wade while some are moving quickly to protect a woman's right to choose, others had trigger laws all ready on the books to ban abortion once the court acted. cnn's camilla banel looks at where things stand right now. >> every state is doing things differently. so

mrs. olga shows us the crushed yard of her neighbors today the russians carried out an air raid on the front-line slavyansk, well, in the plane, we understood that they were being blown up with a walker, we went home, we left, and people say, well, the wars came, they say that they threw it at uh, lord, how should they fly five pieces on parachutes, the russians again cynically shelled the peaceful lut in donetsk region this vyrva appeared in the private sector of slovyansk, it is the diameter of the entire vegetable garden with a depth of 8 m, more than 20 houses were damaged and people were also injured, at the moment it is known about one dead person, rescuers are still looking for two more under the rubble of private houses today , the residents of kramatorsk were also hit by rockets launched from the morning. first, they attacked apartment buildings in the industrial zone of the city. later, they attacked the apartment buildings. such an explosion occurred in the window. such a thick curtain hung this curtain. she simply took all the glass and i can hear screams. they are crying, they are already saying that there was a man who was hurt. during the rocket attack on kramatorsk ,

mr. walker on foot, it's difficult to really tell exactly what's taking place because of the movement of the camera. but there was ace yesterday that really slowed things down and actually had a few still shots included in it. and when you look at that, and start to think about the perception of a threat from the beginning to the end, you know, you do see something that is a flash in the car. they heard a sound, sounds like a gunshot. that would immediately tell you that now you're pursuing an individual that's possibly armed. he gets out of the car. there's another still shot that shows him with a ski mask running. this is july. wearing a ski mask in july is not what people normally do. he takes off running. another still shot shows him turn. all of those things will be part of the investigation that we have to look at to determine whether or not the use of deadly force was justified by each of the officers. the chief is absolutely right. every officer, which means you probably have eight different body camera angles you need to look at, to determine if that officer actually had a perceived threat that would lead

mr. walker actually pulled the trigger inside the vehicle. but again, akron police continue to maintain that they not only saw but heard a shot 40 zenkds in thet was the perceived threat when the eight officers opened fire killing walker. >>> and joining me right now is jayland walker's cousin. thank you so much for being here. having this report now, this official word from the medical examiner, how do you feel about it? >> i feel like we've been echoing, zero threat, zero violence from jayland walker. i keep saying his name. young african-american male from akron, ohio who was looking to explore the world, lively young man, loved to travel. even made plans to come down to houston to visit the rodeo renaissance festival and encatch a live wwe event. so his life was taken way too soon and again, zero threat, zero violence. i'll keep saying that. >> and this for you and your family kind of caps off or ends a brutally painful week. i mean, jayland's funeral was just two days ago. how are you all doing? >> we're doing well. we know that everything happens for a reason. but we will not let husband name go in vein or this death -- his death go in

a crowd angry at the shooting. the family attorney says authorities told him90 rounds were fired, 60 hitting mr. walker's> i understand the public's demand for information now. >> reporter: the 7-minute clip shows walker's last moments beginning with a high-speed chase. police say officers tried to pull walker over for an un unspecified traffic violation, not shown on tape, but he sped off and allegedly fired at them. >> a shot. >> reporter: police say you can see the flash from the gun from a security camera. the video shows walker later ran from his car wearing a ski mask. officers, investigators say, fired taizers but missed. later, the fatal hail of bullets. officers thought walker was turning toward them, reaching for a gun. adding they found a gun not on him but in his car. the family revealing walker recently had lost his fiancÉ. robert hubbard was walker's high school wrestling coach, remembering him as a sweet kid. >> i never remember hearing him raise his voice in anger. to be shot down like that, like a rapid animal, was devastating. i still don't understand it. >> reporter: the eight officers

a lot of emotions and feeling, shocking and hard to take in. but what we are collectively calling for is peace this afternoon. it's the same thing mr. walker'samily is calling for and it's the ask of everyone standing here with me in the community, peace for our city, peace for our community and peace for our residents. >> while we wait for more information surrounding the shooting, a civil lights leader in akron is among those raising deep concerns about the officers' handling of the case. >> please help us understand why for any reason anyone would have to be shot that many times by that many officers. i don't even think the video will capture how many. i think what it will capture is the scene. and when you look at, from my understanding, when you look at a video like that, there's no way you can justify killing a man 60 times who was running away from a scene. >> attorneys for jalen walker's family held a news conference after the footage was released saying he had never broken the law during his life, no crimes of any kind. the family also wants the public to give peace, give dignity, and give justice a chance for jalen while the police

mr. walker's death. it is also important to me that our communities can begin to say with some confidence, or complete confidence eventually, that they believe the law enforcement agencies have performed a fair and just investigation in difficult times like this. so that we can start to rebuild the public trust. now, i also acknowledge that this is an ongoing investigation and, i welcome the city's commitment to a transparent investigation and review, and will continue to support the very accurate gathering of all the evidence in this case, reverend al. so, as we let this investigation go forward, i don't walkerville enough king everyone to remain peaceful. >> now, i am sure that the people of akron are sympathetic to the people of highland park illinois, and i'm sure you are, and i certainly am also, very sympathetic to them. but, as they mourn the sudden lives lost in the dozens injured in that city's tragic mass shooting earlier this week, i have to ask as i promised at the top of the show, if you're black constituents have criticize the difference in outcomes between the shooter and highland park, who was taken into custody without injury at the manner following his rampage. and the