. >> derrick myles, the father of her unborn child. >> don't worry about him, don't worry about him helping with the baby. >> they thought that was all it was. derrick did not want to help raise the child. now they play that moment over and over. wait, what did he say to you? don't talk to him. >> we are so used to picking up on her and on going. >> she brought it up that she was worried or you didn't hear it or it did not sound bad enough. you are all beating yourselves up for not listening to crystal's warning. it sieounds to me that you haveo be a mind reader to know she was really concerned. the years started to pass and they thought a lot about

and that's what the woodward book is reflecting. >> hello, myles.k about this because there's been a steady stream of reports or books or direct statements from people who once worked for this president, now voicing alarm about him. you're one of them. why now? >> well, i mean, look. i'd say this. i think a lot of people have reached their breaking point with this president. some of us reached it, some time ago. but right now is when the voters are conducting their review. and deciding whether to rehire or retire donald trump. and that's the -- the process that most people are in the middle of. and so, now, it's the most important time for people to make those statements. but i want to say something, don, and that is, you know, this administration, for the past few weeks, has been trying to hang its hat on the fact that most of these critics are anonymous sources. and you can't believe anonymous sources. well, the dam is breaking. these people aren't anonymous, anymore. they're sitting here, right now, on your show. woodward is citing them by name i

all we care about from the day myles died and until the day we die is having a better system in place. >> reporter: kris reyes for "abc7 news." >>> police are treating three incidents targeting the armenian community in san francisco as hate crimes. fire gutted a community center owned by st. gregory armenia apostolic church. that happened last thursday. the armenian school associated with the church was vandalized in july. and officers patrolling the school heard gunshots saturday morning and discovered a sign with a bullet hole in it. >>> the cleanup has started at a massive illegal dump site in san jose. sky 7 was over the site as crewed started hauling away trash. the area alongmont r-- along al monterey road stretches nearly a mile. >> reporter: in south san jose, a resolution for dealing with this mess along monterey road has come. >> this area of the city unfortunately hasn't really gotten the love and care that it deserves, being one of the main gateways and arteries into our system. >> reporter: cleanup efforts are under way on union pacific railroad property in coyote valley

i spent more time with you and i apologize to kaitlan and myles. there are something else that i want to get in there. i want to look at my notes. let's put up the first lady weighing in on this. i want to get this up real quick. >> my story is not true, it is becoming a dangerous time. this is not journalism, it is activism and it is a disservice to the people of our great nation. >> okay, the best with all of that. kaitlan, a quick response from you if you can. >> i want to photo this is something we keep on hearing from the white house today about anonymous sources. anonymous sources are not to reporters who is are doing the reporting. we know who they are and we don't reveal their identity. that's very important for people to keep in mind. of course this is a white house who often goes on background or they do not use their names. it is important to keep in mind as we go debating o f these sources of articles and the broader context. these comments the president made about the military or can you look at it and thinks what he said and done publ

david axelrod and myles and abby. abby, let's start with the net effect of the night for biden for the town hall. >> one of the things you saw is biden's ability to stand there and answer questions in a coherent fashion. trump spent weeks how biden is not fit and complaining that he thought biden was seeking for enhancement of drugs. joe biden was able to answer a wide range of questions and a great deal of details. he took a tough question who was a trump suppo's supporter about environmental regulation. he was able to handle those questions. i think that is probably one of the more significance things to come out especially we are going through the period of debate. >> under the you can't make it up category, he's got the president who pronounced yosemi yosemite, yosemy and thailand as tailand. do you think joe biden moves the needle with anyone that matters or galvanizing his own group or fencing trump voters. >> i did notice one thing that was pronounced which was a populace edge with his rhetoric tonight, he desc

what we have here with this former disgruntled detail leave and with myles taylor as well, these arenot profilesin courage but these are profiles in cowardice . less than two months ago now disgruntled former detail he olivia troy proudly declared she was serving in the trump administration and it hadbeen the honor of her life . troy said i have witnessed firsthand how dedicated and committedall of you have been to doing the right thing. she wrote that just a month and a half ago . troye failed to speak up and she struggled to keep up because she was constantly complaining about how overwhelmed she was coordinating conference calls and scheduling meetings area troye's detail was cut short and now she's cutting commercials for a friend's club of never-trumers and the price of admission is flat out liesagainst president trump . troye joint myles taylor, cnn's latest contributor and posed for a photo with the president smiling ear to ear. taylor wrote that it was father of his lifetime can serve at the hs. myles couldn't go the distance so during his short time in the administration he

myles. >> yes, this is mary myles. i have been unable to access the number that was given by the clerk's office. it is not working. first of all, we did request a continuance and we would appreciate it if the board does hear our views on continuance and whether they want to continue this hearing. that should be the first order of business, i believe. >> you have requested to continue? >> [indiscernible]. >> [indiscernible]. >> approximately six days ago, and it is in the record, and we'd like to have the board continue this hearing. we have stated our reasons. i can state them here now again, if you wish. >> i believe that -- go ahead so everybody here will know, and i will tell you what the inclusion is. >> i'm sorry, should i speak to a continuance or not? >> i have determined that we will not continue this item, so go ahead, speak to -- >> i didn't hear any determination by the board to not continue the item. so i -- that's why i was confused. we have asked to continue it for several reasons. at least one would be t

myles. >> yes, this is mary myles. i have been unable to access the number that was given by the clerk's office. it is not working. first of all, we did request a continuance and we would appreciate it if the board does hear our views on continuance and whether they want to continue this hearing. that should be the first order of business, i believe. >> you have requested to continue? >> [indiscernible]. >> [indiscernible]. >> approximately six days ago, and it is in the record, and we'd like to have the board continue this hearing. we have stated our reasons. i can state them here now again, if you wish. >> i believe that -- go ahead so everybody here will know, and i will tell you what the inclusion is. >> i'm sorry, should i speak to a continuance or not? >> i have determined that we will not continue this item, so go ahead, speak to -- >> i didn't hear any determination by the board to not continue the item. so i -- that's why i was confused. we have asked to continue it for several reasons. at least one would be t

>> reporter: patty myles is known at her community in alabama for her collection of hats. >> get up and dance and enjoy yourselves. ♪ >> reporter: she wanted to share a message of love with her show, which debuted on juneteenth. >> i feel wonderful about it. i can remember when i was younger, we used to do a lot ofs >> it's something that was written years ago and still sounds good today. it's true. it's something that we'd like to see happen. we'd like to see things come for the better. >> you've got your own show. how does that make you feel? >> empowered. >> you feel empowered? >> yes, i feel that i have something to offer. >> hey, there. this is dolly parton. >> reporter: that message has attracted some big-name attention. >> you're doing a great job. >> reporter: for giving residents like charles smothers a way to connect with family and friends. >> as soon as i heard his voice, i burst into tears. the music he picked, i felt like i was back in the car growing up listening to him sing and the songs that he loves. >> it's sort of become a social media for seniors. >> reporter: mitch

. >> myles, the president said puerto rico's a great place with great people.nothing what you personally heard the president say during your time in the trump administration. tell us about that. >> no, it isn't, wolf. and, look, in the first case i would say the $13 billion, my answer would be finally, right? this is important for the island to recover. but i've got to agree with gloria. this is political, political, political because at the time when the president thought that puerto ricans weren't supportive of him and he thought politically it was a hostile place, he had no interest whatsoever, wolf, in helping the island. he would tell us he thought puerto rico was dirty. the president was surprised to find out that puerto ricans were americans because it was a u.s. territory. he didn't want to help the island. he was kicking and screaming every time we told him that we had to distribute more money to puerto rico. so it's no coincidence that now, as you know, just a few weeks before the election, the president is touting aid that's going to puerto rico. and

detective myles cosgrove, also not indicted. the attorney general defende >> breonna taylor's death has become a part of a national story in conversation. but we must also remember the fact facts and the collection of evidence are different from cases elsewhere in the country. each is unique and cannot be compared. there will be celebrities, influencers, and activists, who having never lived in kentucky, will try to tell us how to feel, suggesting they understand the facts of this case, that they know our community and the commonwealth better than we do. >> taylor's family attorney, benjamin crump, he tweeted this a little bit ago. jefferson county grand jury intits brett hankison in first degree, for bullets that went into other apartments. but nothing for the murder for breonna taylor. this is outrageous and offensive. we go to the streets of louisville. we know that protesters have been gathering. first, let's get to jason carol, at the news conference, where we learned more detail. jason, lay out for us what we learned from

jonathan mattingly, detective brett hankison and myles cosgrove. the families are demanding at minimum they get second-degree manslaughter but we say it is possible that some are all three officers may not be charged with any type of homicide. we are about to find out. so far one officer was fired for wildly shooting in taylor's apartment. the other two are still on the job. a new development. sergeant jonathan mattingly involved in the warrant and the footing death the fox affiliate in louisville report that mattingly wrote strongly worded e-mail to colleagues in the early morning hours yesterday writing in part you do not deserve to be in this position. position that allows thugs to get in your face and yell, curse and degrade you. throw bricks, bottle at you and expect you to do nothing. we know we did the morem moral thing. the attorneys say they will likely say it was self-defense. they were fired at first by her boyfriend who said he thought the intruders were breaking in. no matter what the grand jury decision is not a conviction or a verdic

if convicted he faces up to five years in prison on each count detective myles cosgrove and jonathan mattingly were not charged at all no comment from their attorneys. mattingly's attorney said they did their duty, performed their roles as law enforcement officers and above all, did not break the law. kentucky's attorney general said today his investigation found that officers did knock and announce themselves, contradicting kenneth walker, taylor's boyfriend, who insists the officers did not announce themselves before bursting into the apartment. walker fired his licensed gun saying he feared an intruder and injuring mattingly the officers then returned fire. >> our investigation found that mattingly and cosgrove were justified in their use of force after having been fired upon by kenneth walker. >> reporter: walker's attorney called it a cover-up authorities say taylor was shot six times and the attorney general says an fbi analysis determined that detective cosgrove fired the shot that killed her, but local authorities did not reach the same conclusion. >> creating a reasonable do

myles. >> yes, this is mary myles. i have been unable to access the number that was given by the clerk's office. it is not working. first of all, we did request a continuance and we would appreciate it if the board does hear our views on continuance and whether they want to continue this hearing. that should be the first order of business, i believe. >> you have requested to continue? >> [indiscernible]. >> [indiscernible]. >> approximately six days ago, and it is in the record, and we'd like to have the board continue this hearing. we have stated our reasons. i can state them here now again, if you wish. >> i believe that -- go ahead so everybody here will know, and i will tell you what the inclusion is. >> i'm sorry, should i speak to a continuance or not? >> i have determined that we will not continue this item, so go ahead, speak to -- >> i didn't hear any determination by the board to not continue the item. so i -- that's why i was confused. we have asked to continue it for several reasons. at least one would be t

>>the attorney general saying 2 other officers jonathan mattingly, and myles cosgrove both fired shots that march night, including what he called the fatal shot that killed 26 year-old taylor, they're not being indicted our investigation found that mattingly in cars grove. we are justified in the use of force just a few hours after the announcement we talked to some protesters in downtown louisville where people have been gathering for months has not right. it's not right out of the houses would be arrested we didn't get justice today, honestly was not surprised i think that all what we saw today. >>it is historic of how black folks have been treated in our nation and ben crump attorney for taylor's family writing on twitter quote if brett hankinson behavior constituted wanton endangerment to people in neighboring apartments. then it should also be considered wanton endangerment a briana in fact it should have been ruled wanton murder attorney general cameron saying the investigation took months with interviews as recent as last friday, the case then presented on monday. so news nation

the grand jury finding the two other officers involved in the botched march 13th raid, detective myles cosgrove, who shot 16 times, and sergeant john mattingly, who shot six times, were justified in firing their weapons. >> the sequence of events from march 13th had to be pieced together through ballistics evidence, 911 calls, police radio traffic and interviews. >> reporter: breonna's boyfriend kenneth walker says he fired a warning shot from his legally owned gun because police did not announce themselves when they barged in that night, executing a search warrant. but the attorney general saying a civilian witness told investigators officers did knock and identify themselves. >> when officers were unable to get anyone to answer or open the door to apartment four, the decision was made to breach the door. >> reporter: mattingly, the only officer to enter the apartment, saw breonna and walker. >> he says that the male was holding a gun, arms extended in a shooting stance. sergeant mattingly saw the man's gun fire, heard a boom and immediately knew he was shot. >> reporter: that's when,

detective myles cosgrove who fired 16 times, sergeant john mattingly, six times. taylor's boyfriend kenneth walker says he fired a warning shot from his legally owned gun. saying he didn't hear police announce themselves when they barged in to execute a search warrant. mattingly was the only officer who entered home. >> sergeant mattingly saw the man's gun fired, heard a boom, and immediately he was shot. >> according to officials, officers then opened fire, killing the 26-year-old boro tonight the president weighing in on the charges. >> kentucky attorney general daniel cameron is doing a fantastic job. i think he's a star. >> reporter: his democratic opponent saying he hasn't seen the full report, but urging protesters to stay calm. >> do not sully her memory or her mother's by engaging in any violence. she wouldn't want it nor would her mother. >> the fbi told abc news they are looking into all aspects of taylor's case. they're also consulting with the justice department. they want to know that the search warrant that officers used was legal. zb zb >>> a crowd

officers johnathan mattingly and myles cosgrove, who fired the fatal shot at taylor, will not face stateminal charges. >> according to kentucky law, the use of force by mattingly and cosgrove was justified to protect themselves. this justification bars us from pursuing criminal charges in miss breonna taylor's death. >> come outside! >> reporter: taylor was killed in the early-morning hours of march 13 as police were executing a search warrant. her boyfriend, kenneth walker, says he believed the police were intruders. he fired a single shot that hit mattingly. police then returned fire, hitting taylor six times. >> somebody kicked in the door and shot my girlfriend. >> reporter: taylor's family attorney, ben crump, called the decision outrageous and offensive. >> i mean, a life cut far too short, a life pregnant with possibilities. >> reporter: today's decision means no one will face state charges in breonna taylor's dath, a fact that is fueling the crowd's response. >> so many that are at home right now minding their own business, and right now, our police could storm through their door

discuss his boom bust co-host investigative journalist ben swan and international regulatory attorney myles edwards thank you both for being here today thank you ben i want to start with you this is been an issue for some time but many of these proposed regulations from the e.u. come from come complaints made by google's actual rivals what are those complaints yeah it's kind of been a long time coming if you will so essentially the way it works is the e.u. has a system that we don't have here in the united states as part of a settlement that google made with the e.u. it's something called choice stream which every quarter google essentially does an auction that lets android users with their mobiles decide what their default search engines will be and they give them essentially 4 choices what they choose from essentially this was part of a settlement that google had with the e.u. with this 5000000000 dollars dollar settlement but the problem is is that you have search engines like duck that go that say in fact that google is has not gotten better they have not resolved the antitrust issues i

detective myles cosgrove who fired 16 times, sergeant john mattingly, six times. taylor's boyfriend kenneth walker says he fired a warning shot from his legally owned gun. saying he didn't hear police announce themselves when they barged in to execute a search warrant. mattingly was the only officer who entered home. >> sergeant mattingly saw the man's gun fired, heard a boom, and immediately he was shot. >> according to officials, officers then opened fire, killing the 26-year-old boro tonight the president weighing in on the charges. >> kentucky attorney general daniel cameron is doing a fantastic job. i think he's a star. >> reporter: his democratic opponent saying he hasn't seen the full report, but urging protesters to stay calm. >> do not sully her memory or her mother's by engaging in any violence. she wouldn't want it nor would her mother. >> the fbi told abc news they are looking into all aspects of taylor's case. they're also consulting with the justice department. they want to know that the search warrant that officers used was legal. zb zb >>> a crowd

thank you for doing such an effective job and even my old friend myles to doing this so splendidly. >> absolutely. have a good evening. . . . . >> host: we are focusing on books written by former first ladies. the first first lady to venture into publishing was known one who recalls her time in the white house 1914 and since then ten other first ladies have published memoirs. we will focus tonight on five women who have served in that position in the last 50 years. first up, rosalynn carter who served as first lady from 1977-1981 and she is the author of five books.

two other officers, sergeant jonathan mattingly and detective myles cosgrove, also fired their weapons. here's the attorney general explaining why they won't be charged. detective cosg rove and sergeant mattingly werejustified in returning fire, because they were fired upon. i'll leave it to others to make determinations. we have vigorous self defence laws in this state, and that is something that existed prior to this case. i'll let others make judgments about that. this is breonna taylor. she was a 26—year—old emergency medical technician. in march, she was shot eight times after police entered her home in the middle of the night under what's called a "no knock" warrant. her boyfriend is a licensed gun owner, and he exchanged fire with the officers thinking they were burglars. in fact, they were on a drug raid and were looking for a suspect who didn't live at the house. no drugs were found at the property. the lawyer for the family ben crump has reacted on twitter. "if brett hankison‘s behaviour was wanton endangerment to people "in neighbouring apartments, then it should have been "

and questions of accountability adults are being raised of me and myles de facto leader aung san suu kyi the human rights icon has been criticised most recently by the european parliament for not speaking up on the rohingya issue it has now suspended her from the subtle fries community. along deferred tribute finally taking place on sun suchi at the european parliament in 2013 collecting her human rights prize 23 years after she'd won it that honor has now been hollowed out. citing lack of actions and acceptance of ongoing crimes the european parliament has suspended suchi from the sucker off prize community effectively banishing her from the circle of honorees how did it come to this fall from grace for decades on sun suchi was regarded as the voice of peaceful resistance to myanmar's military dictatorship she won the nobel peace prize in 1991 her advocacy of democratic reform earned her a total of 15 years under house arrest these images show her emergence from one such confinement in 1995 and the hopes she embodied seem to have come true when her party the n l d won a landslide vi

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. >> myles, i see you are nodding along of what the governor is saying. fine, if he's going to say something and people believe him. so they believe him. that line stopped when it came to wildfires. what is it about science? it is easy for him to bash institutions because people do feel humiliated and thrown out by the system and betrayed by the system. i get that. science? why why? >> i got to agree with the governor. donald trump is antiscience but i am going to give you the simple explanation for why he is. science represents truth. donald trump does not like truth unless it fits his narrative. when the science runs contrary to the narrative he wants is no longer truth. it is inconvenience or pushing the information away and that puts the american people in danger. we saw this all the time. the department of homeland security of course we have fema within our department. the people at fema are responsible for tracking things like climate change because it is going to affect flooding and hurricane and etcetera, they would be scared to believe the presid

>>the attorney general saying 2 other officers jonathan mattingly, and myles cosgrove both fired shots that march night, including what he called the fatal shot that killed 26 year-old taylor, they're not being indicted our investigation found that mattingly in cars grove. we are justified in the use of force just a few hours after the announcement we talked to some protesters in downtown louisville where people have been gathering for months has not right. it's not right out of the houses would be arrested we didn't get justice today, honestly was not surprised i think that all what we saw today. >>it is historic of how black folks have been treated in our nation and ben crump attorney for taylor's family writing on twitter quote if brett hankinson behavior constituted wanton endangerment to people in neighboring apartments. then it should also be considered wanton endangerment a briana in fact it should have been ruled wanton murder attorney general cameron saying the investigation took months with interviews as recent as last friday the case then presented on monday. so news nation

let's discuss with a former trump senior administration official, now cnn contributor, myles taylor. woodward shared more details of his stunning trump tapes a little while ago on "60 minutes." here's what he said about president trump's decision to deliberately mislead the american public on the threat of this virus. listen to this. >> i think he did not understand the american public. he said, well, i don't want to create a panic. we know from history when the public is told the truth they organize. we have a problem. we're going to step up and trump thought, oh, well, they will panic when there's a crisis, when the president particularly knows something, it's time to tell the public in some form. he failed. >> you write in the book that the president's handling of the virus reflects his instincts, habits and style. what are those? >> denial, making up his own facts. >> so miles, what do you think? does this align with the experience you had when you were working with the president? >> yeah, unquestionably, wolf. i would say this. people like to say that this administration is a ro

you made -- put a lot of attention on the bullet -- the fatal shot to breonna taylor being made by myles cosgrove. if he wasn't able to see breonna taylor to also see she was unarmed, he was firing just as recklessly as brett hanison. if he didn't see her, he didn't have target acquisition, he deserves to be charged right now. >> yeah. >> so don't tell us the grand jury made this determination if it was yours determination. answer that question head on. was it your office's decision or the grand jury's decision. release the transcript. >> i know we have a lot going on. i've been angry, i have been angry and i'm angry baugh, as i said, i worked in this system. i worked as a prosecutor who fought so hard to make sure i was administering justice regardless of who the victim was, regardless of who the perpetrator was. that's the only way the system is going to work is to have prosecutors, daniel cameron, that work for us. daniel cameron, i took offense to you not being fully up front with tamika palmer when we met with you. i take true offense to that. you have to know your legal obligations

. >> the kentucky ag said the use of force by sergeant john mattingly and detective myles cosgrove wasfied because they were reacting to shots fired, first, by breonna taylor's boyfriend, kenneth walker. that is the law in kentucky. they can't be charged because they were acting in self-defense? is that what's going on? >> daniel cameron needs to learn the self-defense law in kentucky. the fact that breonna never had a gun, even when you look in their report. the fact that she didn't shoot at anybody, the law of self-defense is very clear. an innocent bystander, you can't use force against them in trying to justify self-defense. so, the whole reason they were there, in the first place, the policy of no-knock warrant. the fact that they lied on the probable cause affidavit warranted charges. so the family, the community, it is righteous anger, tonight, when you just come to the fact that this district attorney, this attorney general, presented to the grand jury, to get the result that he wanted. and the fact that wanton endangerment, on the apartment that breonna was not located in. the

the other two officers, jonathan mattingly and myles cosgrove, are on administrative leave.ut none of the officers who killed breonna taylor have been charged. on friday, "the new york times" released a documentary about breonna taylor's life and death. it's called "the killing of breonna taylor." this is the film's trailer. >> theast thinshe said was "turoff the ." th next thing i remember is a loud bang at the door. somebody kicked the door and otot my rlfrfrie. >> no one never told me really atat hapned.d. i did d t find out that sheasas otot by police offer until saw it on the news. >> s had a vy inviti persality. she had a problem soerer titutude assasnatetried to breonna's character. we c cant keep quiet. >>mmediate there we red flags. there were bullet holes everywhere. it was w war ze. >>nce the shooting occurre theyevever srchehed e apaparent ananfurther. tbe renenred.eeds the question is,ilill that happen? >>t has to stop. amy: that's the trailer for "the killing of breonna taylor." well, for more, we go to newburgh, new york, where we're joined by the film's direc

>>the attorney general saying 2 other officers jonathan mattingly, and myles cosgrove both fired shots that march night, including what he called the fatal shot that killed 26 year-old taylor, they're not being indicted our investigation found that mattingly in cars grove. we are justified in the use of force just a few hours after the announcement we talked to some protesters in downtown louisville where people have been gathering for months has not right. it's not right out of the houses would be arrested we didn't get justice today, honestly was not surprised i think that all what we saw today. >>it is historic of how black folks have been treated in our nation and ben crump attorney for taylor's family writing on twitter quote if brett hankinson behavior constituted wanton endangerment to people in neighboring apartments. then it should also be considered wanton endangerment a briana in fact it should have been ruled wanton murder attorney general cameron saying the investigation took months with interviews as recent as last friday, the case then presented on monday so news nation

>>the attorney general saying 2 other officers jonathan mattingly, and myles cosgrove both fired shots that march night, including what he called the fatal shot that killed 26 year-old taylor, they're not being indicted our investigation found that mattingly in cars grove. we are justified in the use of force just a few hours after the announcement we talked to some protesters in downtown louisville where people have been gathering for months has not right. it's not right out of the houses would be arrested we didn't get justice today, honestly was not surprised i think that all what we saw today. >>it is historic of how black folks have been treated in our nation and ben crump attorney for taylor's family writing on twitter quote if brett hankinson behavior constituted wanton endangerment to people in neighboring apartments. then it should also be considered wanton endangerment a briana in fact it should have been ruled wanton murder attorney general cameron saying the investigation took months with interviews as recent as last friday the case then presented on monday. so news nation

>>the attorney general saying 2 other officers jonathan mattingly, and myles cosgrove both fired shots that march night, including what he called the fatal shot that killed 26 year-old taylor, they're not being indicted our investigation found that mattingly in cars grove. we are justified in the use of force just a few hours after the announcement we talked to some protesters in downtown louisville where people have been gathering for months has not right. it's not right out of the houses would be arrested we didn't get justice today, honestly was not surprised i think that all what we saw today. >>it is historic of how black folks have been treated in our nation and ben crump attorney for taylor's family writing on twitter quote if brett hankinson behavior constituted wanton endangerment to people in neighboring apartments. then it should also be considered wanton endangerment a briana in fact it should have been ruled wanton murder attorney general cameron saying the investigation took months with interviews as recent as last friday, the case then presented on monday. so news nation

and it is deey disturbing to me, as it is to my democratic lleagues, and i hope it is to more of mylerepublican coues, that the emphasis here would be on rushing through th nominee. this would be a rushed process, even if we weren't in the middle of a pandemic. and to rush this through in contradiction of therd same stanthey set four years ago is really, as i said, breathtaking. >> woodruff: senators, i'm sure you also know there is iconsistency o the part of the democrats' arguments. democrats argued foag yearthat there should be a vote, and i'm going to quote something that yoid when you were running against your predecessor, republican senator kelly aot. th from -- we're going to list something from a debate you had, and here is what you said. >> the constitution of the united states says that the president shall nominate a candidate to be supreme court justice and then the senate shall advise and csen it doesn't say except in an election year or when government is divided. it says you need to do your job. >> woodruff: againthat was from a debate when you were seeking to unseat, to

myles o'brien, always good to see you. thank you so much for your intel.you're welcome. >> woodruf after years of war and economic deprivation, syria is poorly equipped to handle covid-19. but the virus is spreading fast in government-controlled damascus, and in the rebel-hd northwest, where as nick schifrin reports, it's targeting the most vulnerable. >> reporter: just miles from tho turkiser, there is no refuge from the wind and the heat, and no refuge from cov. rasha em hussain gathers cloth from her neighbors to sew masks. she started with her own kids, and then realized the need was much greater. >> ( translated ): i'm worried about the children in the camp. i'm gointo hopefully me masks for everyone. this ia humanitarian service i can provide. >> reporter: she fits masks on children whose country has been at war longer than they've been alive. northwest syria has over 130 coronavirus cases, including at an internal displaced persons camp where social distancing is systems prevents phanditation washing. children are especially vulnerable because many

white plainclothes officers who burst into taylor's home as they served a no-knock warrant in march -- myles cosgrove, jonathan mattingly, and bretett hankison. >> basically, your question is about whether we recommended any murder charges against cosgrove and mattingly. and the answer is no. ultimately, our judgment is that the charge that we could p prove at trial beyond a reasonable doubt was for wanton endangerment against mr. hankinson. amy: kentucky attorney general cameron is due to release recordings from grand jury proceedings in breonna taylor's killing today following a judge's order they be made public. in immigration news, "the washington post" reports the trump administration is planning mass raids in pro-immigrant sanctuary cities across the u.s. immigration and customs enforcement could begin the operation in california as soon as this week and expand to other cities, including denver and philadelelphia. trumump has repeatedly threatend to cut off federal funding to sanctuary cities if they do not comply with his immigration policies. in more immimigration news, first-hand ac

>>the attorney general saying 2 other officers jonathan mattingly, and myles cosgrove both fired shots that march night, including what he called the fatal shot that killed 26 year-old taylor, they're not being indicted our investigation found that mattingly in cars grove. we are justified in the use of force just a few hours after the announcement we talked to some protesters in downtown louisville where people have been gathering for months has not right. it's not right out of the houses would be arrested we didn't get justice today, honestly was not surprised i think that all what we saw today. >>it is historic of how black folks have been treated in our nation and ben crump attorney for taylor's family writing on twitter quote if brett hankinson behavior constituted wanton endangerment to people in neighboring apartments. then it should also be considered wanton endangerment a briana in fact it should have been ruled wanton murder attorney general cameron saying the investigation took months with interviews as recent as last friday the case then presented on monday. so news nation

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two other officers who responded that night, with gunfire, jonathan mattingly and myles cosgrove, were investigated but do not face any criminal charges. >> according to kentucky law, the use of force by mattingly and cosgrove was justified to protect themselves. >> reporter: the charges against hankison are in relation to shots he fired that ripped through a neighboring apartment. >> based on the evidence, there is nothing conclusive to say that detective hankison's, any of his bullets, hit ms. taylor. >> reporter: in the months following taylor's death, there has been much speculation surrounding the details of what happened the night on march 13th, when police showed up serving a no-knock warrant. attorney general says evidence shows officers mattingly and cosgrove knocked and identified themselves before breaching taylor's door. and he says there is an independent witness to corroborate their account. but taylor's boyfriend, kenneth walker, disputes that claim. walker says he didn't hear police announce themselves, and thought someone was trying to break in. so he fired a shot. pol

those three officers, detective brett hankinson, sergeant jonathan mattingly and detective myles cosgrove all placed on administrative leave. henniganson indiscriminately fired ten rounds, his bullet occupied another apartment was fired. the city beefing up security in the city, establishing a curfew, boarding you buildings and kansasaling vacation time for police officers. we are closely mont beering the situation in louisville and will bring you the attorney general's comments live when it happens. >>> other important news this hour, the future of the coronavirus task force and one of the key people in charge of it. sources tell cnn dr. birx has become distressed with direction of the faske force and not sure how much longer she can stay in her position. jim acosta at the white house, what are sources saying about this? >> reporter: breonna, i hear from my sources without coordinat coordinator, dr. bob arnot, e d not certainly how long she can remain in her current position telling people around her she is distressed what she sees as a bad direction of the task force describing the situ

hotez, he's the dean of the national school of tropical medicine at baylor college of medicine, and myles taylor, cnn contributor and former chief of staff at the department of homeland security. it's great to have all of you. you know, we just need to play a little bit more of this sound, again, just to drive it home for everybody. because this is the moment -- okay, february 7th is the moment that president trump admits to bob woodward that he knows it's airborne and he knows it's more deadly than the seasonal flu, okay? most of the public did not know that on february 7th. that's not what the administration was saying. so just listen to this exchange with bob woodward. >> and so, what was president xi saying yesterday? >> well, we were talking mostly about the virus. and i think he's going to have it in good shape, but it's a very tricky situation. >> indeed, it is. >> it goes through air, bob. that's always tougher than the touch -- you know, the touch, you don't have to touch things. but the air, you just breathe the air and that's how it's passed. so that's a very tricky one. that's

included examining the actions of sergeant jonathan mattingly, detective brett hankison, and detective myles cosgrove. the three officers who fired their weapons in the early morning hours of march 13th. in working with our federal partners on this case, it was determined while we would share information to advance our respective investigations, we must also maintain some level of separation to insure the integrity of each investigation. when examining issues regarding potential civil rights violations, we determined any such violations are better addressed through a federal-led investigation. and issues involving potential criminal acts concerning the shooting are better addressed by a state-led investigation. with this in mind, our investigation focused on the events that took place in ms. taylor's apartment on march 13th. in the months since taking this case, our dedicated team of prosecutors and investigators with more than 200 years of combined career experience conducted a thorough investigation to better understand the events that led to ms. taylor's death. the team is here with me to

. >> detective myles cosgrove not indicted. >> sergeant mattingly was the first and only officer to enter the residence. >> sergeant john mattingly not indicted ether. >> according to kentucky law, the use of force was justified to protect themselves. >> reporter: only former detective brett hankison was charged with three counts of wanton endangerment to the apartment next door. back in june, hankison was fired and reprimanded by the interim police chief in a letter accusing him of wantonly and blindly firing into taylor's apartment through a curtain. several of the shots went through the neighbor's house. the officers were executing a no knock search warrant. the attorney general says a witness heard police knocking before they broke down the door. >> evidence shows that officers both knocked and announced their presence at the apartment. >> taylor's boyfriend, kenneth walker, says he never heard police announce themselves. >> all of a sudden someone started beating on the door. they refused to answer when we yelled, who is it. >> walker fired the first shot, hitting mattingly in the le