this justification bars us from pursuing criminal charges in rhianna taylor's death. >> reporter: breakdown that portion as well as the portion that everyone was under the impression this was a no knock warrant, we heard yesterday from the ag's at one of the neighbors came out as a witness saying this person heard a knock and an announcement of police officers at that door even though breanna taylor's boyfriend claims he never heard that. >> this is why in our system of law we have the trier of law, and the jury, this is not question for the attorney general to decide, this is question that should be put before jury, a grand jury of 12 citizens of the state of kentucky make the determination because there are merely a dozen neighbors who were interviewed and only one said they heard the officers announce themselves. those of us who are proud gun owners and second amendment advocates, should be a chilling decision that somebody can come, nearly break down your door at midnight, you fire a shot to protect yourself, the individuals in your household and they can unleash a hail of 26 bullets at

rhianna taylor, a licensed gun owner, firing his weapon thinking it was intruders. they fed back. the judgment of the grand jury is subjective, still, and they decided these officers were justified to use their force. they were protecting themselves. so there is still room for judgment on the part of the grand jury, and that is why a lot of people here feel that pain. katty: our correspondent on the streets of louisville, kentucky, thank you, very much. the coronavirus pandemic has affected everyone around the worl but some areas of the globe have done than predicted. look at this. the united states, india and brazil have been the worst-affected nations in their respective continent spirit but look at the countries hardest-hit in africa and egypt, morocco and south africa have had some of the largest outbreaks on the continent, but you can see from this graph that their numbers are far lower than those in other countries. the rest of the contine has done remarkably well. take nigeria, africa's most populous country. it has reported 57,000 cases. compare that to braz

there are no charges whatsoever for shooting and killing rhianna taylor.- breonna i am standing at the memorial in jefferson park. you can hear the helicopter above, either a news helicopter or police, watching the crowd here. you can see there is a painting of breonna taylor. there has been a permanent protest here for many weeks. city hall, that is where the decisions are made here in louisville. over there is the jefferson county courthouse. we talked to a state representative who has introduced something called breonna's law. that would stop no knock warrants, require police to turn on body cameras five minutes before and five minutes after exercising the kind of warrant they carried out, and other measures. -- those want charges are the changes people want, but they also want charges. there is a federal investigation. what people have told us as they are not satisfied and this is not justice for breonna taylor. >> what is likely to happen now? well, as we have seen in the other cities where there , in been uprisings minneapolis, where george floyd died under a police officer's kne

rhianna taylor should be alive today. ahmaud arbery should be alive today. eric garner should be alive today. tianna clark, touchy jefferson, sandra bland, they should all be alive today. thes up to us to carry on fight for justice. our actions will be their legacies. we will always find ourselves and what john lewis called "good trouble." for the names, we do not know the faces, -- those who cannot mourn because there murders did not go viral, please join me in a moment of silence to honor george and the many other souls we lost to hate and injustice. when this moment ends, let's make sure we never stop saying their names. >> hi. i'm one of the many who has lost a loved one to covid. my dad should be here today. but he is not. he had faith in donald trump. he voted for him, listened to him, believed him and his mouthpieces when they said coronavirus was under control and would disappear. that it was ok to end social distancing rules before it was safe and that if you had no underlying health conditions, you would probably be fine. saidn late may, after the

. >> a former police officer pleaded not guilty today to charges related to the death of rhianna taylor. a grand jury was under three counts of engagement. during today's hearing they asked the judge to allow them to keep a weapon for self- defense. because he's receiving death threats. the judge denied the request. >> we wanted to stay cool, because it's been very hot. >> record-setting heat around the bay area. how folks are dealing with yet another heat wave. >>> is the heat going to last throughout the week? we will have the complete forecast coming up next. in business you have to be able to shift-pivot-adapt. then do it all over again. comcast business gives you fast, reliable internet on the nation's largest gig-speed network. and now for a limited time, you can also get fast shipping- with amazon business prime essentials. so no matter what comes next, you'll always be ready to bounce forward. get started with powerful internet and voice for $64.90 a month, and ask how you can get one free year of amazon busines prime essentials on us. call or go online today. comcast business.

sarpy was march 21, a little over a week after the raid that killed rhianna taylor. -- breonna taylor has a d different story. he says he did not hear anyone announced themselves. the e only way you c could telly were police is because he saw the word "police" on the bullet-proof vest they were wearing. this is significant. especially given how little information has been shared with the public before we started releasing stories and the way in which all of this was represented or presented to the public by the attorney general's office last wednesday when he shared the result of ththe long-awaited invesestigation. amy: he e also wrote a piece headlined "initial police report did not conclude breonna taylor's boyfriend shot a cop in the leg." this is key. the if he did, you have situation where he did not know it was cops. he was calling police saying, help us. but what about this? >> this is important because it is a theme the attorney general brings up himself in explaining they don't know for sure whether or not brett hankinson, if his bullets hit breonna taylor.r. there were diffe

the city of louisville will pay $12 million to the mother of rhianna taylor, part of a settlement to a lawsuit by taylor's family said to be the largest settlement over the death of a black woman at the hands of police. tamika palmer says it is just beginning. >> time to move forward with criminal charges because she deserves that and much more. her beautiful spirit and personality is working through all of us on the ground. please continue. to say her name. breanna taylor. >> taylor's fail shooting, at her home sparks months of protest, the lawsuit alleged police used flawed information to get that no knock warrant. and oregon man sitting a brush fire in the brooklyn era with a molotov cocktail was released sunday, then arrested again monday for starting 6 more fires. domingo lopez junior faces reckless burning, smoke from massive west coast wildfire seeping into homes and forcing some businesses to close because of poor air quality. donald trump approved a disaster declaration for the state of oregon. >> fox news weather alert in los angeles, hurricane salary strengthens to categor

this camera does not show a lot about the exchange of gunfire that resulted in the death of rhianna taylor but sergeant mattingly was injured. 's attorney is releasing the video saying it shows mattingly fired in self-defense. and attorney representing breonna taylor is demanding the release of all the evidence from the grand jury proceeding but did not directly indict police officers involved in the death of taylor. >> the kentucky attorney general daniel cameron present to the grand jury. did he present any evidence on breonna taylor's behalf? >> protests have sprung up across the nation, some of them got ugly. a white previous drove through a crowded protesters and was chased by two separate vehicles, people tried to pull the vehicle, the driver ultimately got away and ran to police for protection. back out here live in louisville you see most of the demonstrators have gone home so never say never but we got to this night without major incident. >> good news for the city as they tried to move forward. thank you. new york state attorney general urging new york city to remove its police o

continue in major cities after grand jury decided to not charge three officers in the death of rhianna taylorcer is facing charges of wanting to endangerment. hundreds protesting for a drop the charge protest. it is in response to activists who were arrested and charged with demanding justice for eliza mclean. the black man died last year after his encounter with aurora police. who became a rallying cry against brutality. in louisville kentucky, fox news. >>> the county hard-hit by recent wildfires. now power shutoffs. people in the community are coping and helping each other. >>> the weather is not going away soon. another day, another chance to bounce forward. let's do this. by making internet speeds fast and reliable. so you can keep up with your customers. by ensuring those speeds have wireless internet backup. so if the power goes down, your connection doesn't. and by covering all your connected devices with serious security. so we can handle this. and this. while you get on with this. and this. be fast, be secure. bounce forward. with comcast business. get started with a powerful intern

we are working with the family of rhianna taylor. the family of george floored, of the mod artery. and in the bay area, sean who was shot and killed admits to protest for george floyd. sean who was just 20 years old, the very last text he sent his sister was a petition to sign for george floyd. and police, not only did they shoot and kill sean, they have now lied about it. the district attorney has recused herself. and was saying listen, there still has to be justice. and i wish the case could be tried in san francisco. sean lived in san francisco for a big chunk of his life. and i think we could actually get some measure of justice if the case could be moved there. but we will wait and see. >> for audience member's no, sean montrose is a san francisco college san francisco student was shot and killed by the police department in june. through the windshield. they shot him through the windshield for it he was kneeling on the ground hands up. >> through their windshield they did not in get out of the car. they said he -- but they claim he had a gun. but it turned out he had a hammer

rhianna taelor's apartment into another flat. no officers will face charges for the killing. >> i understand that miss breonna taylor's death has becomeart of a national taelor -- national story and conversation. we must also remember that the fact and collection of evidence in this case are different than cases elsewhere in the country. each is unique and cannot be compared. >> two other officers, cosgrove and mattingly, also fired their question -- their weapons. >> detective cosgrove and sergeant mattingly were justified in returning fire because they were fired upon. we have vigorous self-defense laws in this state and that is something that existed prior to this case. i will let others judgments about that. >> breonna taylor 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 der a no-knock warrant. her boyfriend exchanged fire with the officers inking that they were burglars. they were on a drug raid. no drugs were found at the hot -- at the property. at the property. the lawyer for the family has reacted via this tweet saying the behavior wa