>>when does this police killed richard brooks after he took in atlanta police officer's taser and pointed it at police as he ran away. >>an autopsy shows police shot brooks in the back the trust. that we have with the police force is broke in to attempt to repair some of that trust the trump administration is preparing an executive order on policing i think it's pretty comprehensive. aides say the administration is focusing on 4 key areas, including school choice more money to minority communities. what the administration calls healthcare infrastructure and minority communities and better police relations invested in things responders. >>co responders would allow for police to do their job but bring in social workers in experts to deal with mental health. >>the white house is using camden new jersey as a guide. the city does all this police department in 2012 friend and replaced it with a new one that emphazes community oriented policing my thing to have fun. since then violent crime has dropped to 42% want law and order this about law and order but it's >>it's about justice also and it's

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the death of 27 year old richard brooks sparked a new wave of unrest in the city with protesters setting fire to the wendy's restaurant where he was killed and blocking a highway. the city's police chief resigned and atlanta's mayor called for a change. i firmly believe that there is a clear distinction between what you can do and what you should do. i do not believe that this was a justify use of deadly force. demonstrations are continuing across the u.s. holding black lives matter signs and chanting no justice no peace protesters on saturday gathered in washington d.c. and march through the streets of new york city. they even took to the water protesting against president donald trump as he gave a graduation speech at the west point military academy. it was this they gave us the men and women. will sort it was a bloody war busy to extinguish the evil of slavery within what a life. of our founding. in minneapolis the city where george floyd was killed by police almost 3 weeks ago protesters assembled in chanted his name. says. they have not forgotten the man whose killing sparked this r

scene of the latest incident fueling nationwide protests it was set on fire on saturday night dr richard brooks was shot and killed by police in the parking lot of. the anger still simmers atlanta residents on sunday gathered at the restaurant for a vigil. for them brooke's death is only one of many examples of excessive use of force by the police. could be anyone oh but that's how it is not live too sure you don't like this so i try to i try to personally i try to keep away from the police much as possible because i'd probably shoot the cue brooks resisted arrest after a brought the wiser trust found him over the limit he had too much the trying to drive us apart as one of. the could and what about brooks managed to wrestle free and ran away after snatching a stun gun from the police security cameras show he was gunned down by an officer after brooks pointed the taser at him. through the lawyer representing books family argues the officer should not have used deadly force i've had cases where officers have ins tasers on victims and they all deal with in cork that things are deadly that cases a

after a black man is shot dead by police at a fast food restaurant the site where richard brooks died has become a makeshift memorial police have released the body of dash cam footage showing the moments leading up to the struggle that will ultimately cost him his life. also coming up thousands of people rally across germany to demonstrate against racism and social injustice we report from the capital. and in the bonus league wrestle a respectable point all of high flying leverkusen but set an unfortunate club record it's now 13 league games without a win for the royal blues. a 1000000 good thanks for joining protests against social injustice and police brutality persist in the u.s. inflamed by friday's fatal police shooting of racial brooks in atlanta georgia body of dash cam footage shows a seemingly peaceful exchange between the 27 year old black man and 2 white officers that then turned deadly when they tried to arrest him on suspicion of drunk driving and a scuffle ensued the incident is under investigation the officer officer who fired the shots already terminated may face crimi

it's hard to say that richard brooks widow knows all too we'll. help terry hire. a limited being they're going to have one thing there from him but after everything they fill this back here. what he went through. and it hurt. really bad this hurt is being felt throughout the african-american community especially now during this national uproar over racism and police brutality this isn't like a celebration or a victory lap of watching these officers get charged. nobody's happy nobody's celebrating because this never should have happened we shouldn't have to celebrate with african-americans when we get a piece of justice. no celebrations in atlanta just protests and the hope that one day actual justice will be served. here are some of the other stories making news this hour the u.s. justice department has filed an emergency request to hold the release of a book by former national security adviser john bolton it's the 2nd time in is that the trump administration has tried to block the publication of what is billed to be a tell all memoir and germany will extend a ban

after a black man a shot dead by police and a fast food restaurant the site where richard brooks died has become a makeshift memorial police have released body and dash cam footage showing the moments leading up to the struggle that would ultimately cost him his life. also coming up thousands of people rallied across germany to demonstrate against racism and social injustice in berlin coronavirus restrictions meant people to gather together provided they maintained a safe distance. and standing up for press freedom in the philippines journalist maria ressa has vowed to keep fighting after being convicted of a cyber libel press freedom advocates say the case is meant to silence critics of president detective we'll go live to manila. and when blue cross thanks for joining protests against social injustice and police brutality persists in the u.s. inflamed by friday's fatal police shooting of race card brooks in atlanta georgia body and dash cam footage shows a seemingly peaceful exchange between the 27 year old black man and 2 white officers that turned deadly when they tried to arrest

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>>now it's 6 richard brooks's name has now been added to the growing list of people killed by police as cries against police brutality and compass the world. sparking the white house to take its first steps towards police reform. good evening and thank you so much for joining us tonight here on kron 4 news at 6 i'm justine waldman and today we learned that president trump is expected to sign a modest executive order. they would introduce some changes to policing order would establish a national certification a certification system for law enforcement agencies that would also set up a database to better track. the excessive use of force by officers nationwide. however, some are questioning if this order goes far enough. nadia romero has the very latest for us tonight. >>as demonstrators around the world denounce police brutality and racial injustice.

after a black man is shot dead by police at a fast food restaurant the site where richard brooks died has become a makeshift memorial police have released the body of dash cam footage showing the moments leading up to the struggle that will ultimately cost him his life. also coming up thousands of people rally across germany to demonstrate against racism and social injustice we report from the capital. and in the bundesliga shall go wrestle a respectable point.

family in tears and a family for us treated how many more protests will it take the death of richard brooks, a black man shot by police generating calls for justice from his family and from many others in atlanta we i'm tired. good to be tired. the protests began after details of his death were revealed the incident happened friday when a police officer found brooks asleep in his car after a sobriety test an officer tried to arrest >>through its resist witness video shows brooks taking a taser from police during the struggle and surveillance video shows him pointing it towards an officer as he ran brooks was then shot twice by the this incident follows weeks of worldwide protest against police violence ignited by the death of george floyd in minneapolis and now continued by the death of brooks in atlanta. >>i us. >>camila bernal reporting. >>the attorney for brooks his family announced today that the media mogul tyler perry has offered to pay for all funeral expenses. now to a developing story out of southern california where communities in 2 cities are demanding answers after 2 black men w

several african americans killed by police officers, including last friday's deadly shooting of richard brooks in atlanta. the president said this yesterday. >> i thought it was a terrible situation. i'm going to study it closely. i will have very strong reports. we will have a little more to say about it tomorrow. certainly, to me, to me, it was very disturbing. >> the young man was shot and killed by an atlanta police officer when he failed a sobriety test. he ran away after grabbing a taser from the officer. protests have continued since friday. >>> the oakland city council meets today. they are expected to debate police reform measures. they have a zero tolerance policy for racist practices. also, a measure to hold law enforcement officers more accountable for misconduct. they have a ban on using tear gas in oakland. >>> oakland's interim police chief responded to critics, demanding that the police budget be cut and many be diverted to oakland's underserved community. the interim police chief says her police chief budget has already been cut. deeper cuts could endanger public safety. >> de

protesters descended on the capital, angry over the death of richard brooks over police. they show he aimed a stun gun at police before he was shot. >> i thought it was a terrible situation. i studied it closely. >> reporter: the president spoke about this shooting. he is expected to release an executive order on police report -- reforms. >> reporter: they will push for certification standards, ways to track officers, and ways to change the nature of police responses. co-responders would allow for police to do their job, but bring in social workers and experts that deal with mental health and deal with issues such as drug addiction, alcohol addiction, or issues like homelessness. >> reporter: as they hear from a panel of experts, democrats would push for bigger reforms, including ending legal protections for officers. >> the nation is crying out for debate on the company incident strong approach. they are not trying to cherry pick one or two items to see, we have done our job and go home. >> reporter: senate republicans will release their plan as democrats move toward a v

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anger in the us after a black man a shot dead by police at a fast food restaurant the site where richard brooks died has become a makeshift memorial police have released body in that camp footage showing the moments leading up to the struggle that would ultimately cost him his life. also coming up thousands of people rally across germany to demonstrate against racism and social injustice in for lou.

.>>> in atlanta, people gathered to remember richard brooks.brooks was shot and killed by police in a wendy's parking lot 10 days ago and today people gathered at ebenezer baptist church where dr. martin luther king jr. once preached. one by one the mourners filed into the church to pay their final respects. a family and friends of brooks will hold a private funeral service tomorrow.>>> morgan hill police are investigating a terrible crime after a son reportedly stabbed his mother to death. dane clayton was arrested outside their home yesterday when officers arrived they found the 25-year-old frantic on the porch covered in blood. both of his parents had been stabbed several times. his mother died at the scene and his father was rushed to the hospital. his condition has not yet been released.>>> meanwhile in the east bay, the chp investigating a freeway shooting happened this morning shortly after 4:30 on i 80 west of san pablo dam road exit. police say two people inside a ford fusion were injured. both were taken to the hospital and are expect

just said there i mean when you saw the video of george ward's murder i don't know maybe even richard brooks the bin subsequent videos do they tantamount to torture never learn death murder that without a doubt clearly what we see in the drawer for a cooler amounts to torture you have a person who absolutely defenseless howlers a lot of violence he's absolutely in the arabic. city of your florida and there's no need whatsoever to use the methods they had to use and it was predictable for everyone to see then and everyone watching the video that this person is going to die if the police officer doesn't release the straddle and still we can see also the facial expression of an officer if he's not aware of the run fullness of what he's doing and is a problem well that case continues of course said george lloyd's funeral joe biden the presidential contender spoke at a would you be ok with his view that annoying force one should shoot at the leg instead of the heart. well i think law enforcement susan should at all if possible because anyone who's father to school knows that you can miss your cou

city of atlanta has been declared a home aside by the county coroner richard brooks was killed by police at a drive through restaurant on friday night have to resisting arrest for failing a sobriety test an autopsy showed that he was shot twice in the back and died from blood loss and organ injuries. the u.s. secretary of state says he's outraged by a prison term given to a former marine in russia paul whelan has been sentenced to 16 years in jail after being found guilty of spying for the u.s. the 50 year old says that he was set up and has called on president trying to intervene. the u.s. is accuse venezuela over legally installing a new national electoral council in order to rig this year's parliamentary elections under venezuela's constitution the opposition controlled national assembly has the power to appoint to the council members but the supreme court named its own board on friday after a ruling the legislature had failed to do so those of the top stories stay with us the stream is next looking at how a new residency law will change india life in indian administered kashmir. i am

>>when does this police killed richard brooks after he took an atlanta police officer's taser and pointed it at police as he ran away. >>an autopsy shows police shot brooks in the back that russ. that we have with the police force is broke in to attempt to repair some of that trust the trump administration is preparing an executive order on policing i think it's pretty comprehensive. aides say the administration is focusing on 4 key areas, including school choice more money to minority communities. what the administration calls healthcare infrastructure and minority communities and better police relations invested in things responders. >>co responders would allow for police to do their job but bring in social workers in experts to deal with mental health. >>the white house is using camden new jersey as a guide. the city does all this police department in 2012 friend and replaced it with a new one that emphasizes community oriented policing my thing to have fun. since then violent crime has dropped to 42% want law and order this about law and order but it's >>it's about justice also and it

i was shot and killed richard brooks has been terminated that is the latest news. we're getting. according to atlanta. police a spokesman carlos campos a second atlanta police officer involved in the case has been placed on administrative duty and that is brooke see saw their father of 4.27 years old. >>he was killed last night after a confrontation with police this is a live look on the ground in atlanta right now about 12:30am in the morning there and protesters are not showing any desire at least a large amount of them to go home this evening as there's still a lot of rage and a lot of pain after another black man has been killed by police in this country and the police chief in atlanta is now the former police chief erika shields resigned today. she said she wanted to. let the department heal and reform and she thought the best way to be an example of police reform was to step aside she's still an employee of the city, but she is no longer in the top spot at apd and she and the mayor had been calling for the firing of the officer who shot rashard brooks and just less than an

now it's richard brooks, different names, same problem. and demonstrators are demanding it stop. demonstrators gathered out side of the wendy's when ray shard brooks was shot and killed by officers. drone footage shows the charred remains of the restaurant after those who were hurt and angered set it aflame, it has boosted out police officers don't have the compassion to those who they stop. >> five georgia legislators told demonstrators that they would introduce a justice reform package on monday. >> we have put in what we call justice for all package, a legislative package that includes no more qualified immunity. no more choke holds, that's right. no testifying before the grand jury. >> deadly police encounters appear to be happening frequently. the website fatal encounters.org tracks all incidents in which people die during police interactions. the website reports last year around this time 800 people died in such incidents compared to this year at 934.>> the numbers we are looking at are people than in years past. it's just mind-boggling. >> i think you've had too much to dr

. >> george floyd, breonna taylor, richard brooks, many have fallen victim and many will follow if we do not act. i stand with everyone who is protesting against police injustices,stematic discrimination, and institutional racism. people demand action from our own institutions and our own member states. haven't we learned from history? we hear that we need to embrace progress, but if my ancestors would see society now, with they see real equality and true respect for human dignity? united in diversity is what we say in the e.u., so let's walk the talk. we need a fundamental change in our institutions so they represent all of europe citizens. a new generation of europeans want a seat at the table. they will show up, they will be loud, and they will bring truth. black lives matter. [applause] >> thank you. >> thank you, madam president. tragicponization of the systematicman to racism in europe is scandalous. --use george floyd's death print segregation, it in -- france in particular, tearing down statues and having protest such as those we had close to this building, i prefer to recall

now today mourners move through a historic church in atlanta, paying their respects to the late richard brooks viewing ceremony for the 27 year-old father of 4 of the black man killed by police got underway this afternoon the viewing at ebenezer baptist church where martin luther king junior served as a co-pastor that's also where private funeral service for brooks is set for tomorrow. doctor king's daughter, the reverend bernice a king is scheduled to speak there. >>and this just in tonight, we know that the state attorney general will not provide an independent investigation into the vallejo pd shooting death of sean monterrosa an officer sitting in an unmarked car killed monterroso well. he was kneeling outside of a walgreens earlier this month. the officer thought monterroso was pulling out a gun and fired at him through the windshield monterroso was actually holding a hammer solano county a district attorneys krishna abrams asked the state attorney general to take over the investigation into the death. but the a g s office declined saying that they're confident abrams office can conduct a

00pm at that church disturbing new photo shows now former officer rolfe kicking in stepping on richard brooks while he was down an attorney for the brooks family showed the photo of froth kicking brooks during the news conference earlier today. what you saw and what we all saw. >>is one officer standing on a man who was dying. standing on top of him. and then the other officer literally kicking him. while he was on the ground, i'm literally kicking him while he's down. >>the brooks family attorneys identify devin brosnan as the officer who stood on brooke shoulders. well he struggled for his life but bra sends a tourney says in a statement that his client did render aid after brooks was shot and draws and attorney's has more to say in a statement he said in part quote. >>officer brides and has not agreed to testify. he has not agreed to plead guilty. he honestly told the da's office everything that happened during a lengthy interview yesterday he will continue to tell the d a or the georgia bureau of investigations or any other investigator what happened but he is absolutely not guilty of any

brooks took one of the officer's taser didn't ross direction as he ran away ralf then shot him richard brooks widow tamika miller says she was devastated after learning what happened. >>i would have done the but after everything that he felt just 5 years. what he went through. >>a public viewing for rayshardbrooks is scheduled on monday at atlanta's ebenezer baptist church, a celebration of his life will be held the next day tuesday at 01:00pm at that same church. nationwide there's a dramatic shift taking place and opinions on policing and race. there's a new associated press poll that finds more americans today compared to 5 years ago believe that police brutality is a very serious problem that too often goes and disciplined and an equally targets african americans. the new findings suggest the death of george floyd in the weeks have change perception in the way previous incidents of police brutality have not about half of american adults now say police violence against the public is very or extremely serious problem that's up about one 3rd as recently as last september only about 3 in 10 p

they have had their fury reignited after a police officer last night shot and killed richard brooks after he fell asleep, outside a wendy's that is the wenoutsid asleep and tonight people set that building on fire as you can see demonstrators blocked all lanes of interstate 75 as well, this is a different life perspective again showing that wendy's where there's a gas station. they were on i 75, the main drag through atlanta for about an hour. traffic was backed up for miles eventually the people moved off the freeway traffic started flowing again and that is right near that wendy's the freeway runs close to that this is south of downtown atlanta. and the wendy's has been the focus though of the protests because that is where brooks died last night and the building figures to burn to the ground firefighters have been nowhere in sight they have said it is too dangerous for them to battle the fire you see all the people there earlier tonight. the building is now on fire. but earlier there were about 4 fires throughout the parking lot outside that wendy's says we say good evening, thanks for

rolf then shot him richard brooks widow tamika miller says that she was devastated after learning what happened. >>i would have done the but after everything he felt this guy here. what he went through. >>a public viewing for rayshardbrooks is scheduled monday at atlanta's ebenezer baptist church and a celebration of his life will take place on tuesday at 1 o'clock at that same church. >>nationwide there's a dramatic shift taking place in opinions on policing and race. a new associated press poll finds that more americans today compared to 5 years ago believe that police brutality is a very serious problem that too often goes and discipline and an equally targets african americans. the new finding suggests the death of george floyd and the weeks of protests have changed perceptions and the ways that previous incidents of police brutality did not about half of american adults now say that police violence against the public is a very or extremely serious problem. that's up from about a 3rd as recently as september last year only about 3 in one said that the same in july of 2015 just a fe

ywatt believed to be richard brooks' girlfriend.lor was shot and killed inside her home this year during raid on no-knock warrant. the warrants have been banned in louisville. nascar driver stated it was a noose. >> i got evidence what was hanging in my garage over my car. maria: fbi says the rope was tide like a noose, no hate crime was committed because video show hanging in the garage last october. drivers and crews march with wallace in show of solidarity. america's favorite past time expected to return next month opening day for major league baseball set for july 24th with players to report to training camps next week, they'll be 60-game season with playoffs and world series taking place in october. league officials and players are still working on protocols, temperature checks and covid-19 tests every other day. take a look at decline of triple digits. coming as new wave of coronavirus cases sweep the world and debts in the united states tops 21,000. joining me right now brandy, income portfolio josh mcintyre. dagen mcdowell,

brooks as well as with law enforcement. >> it started calm and remained calm until the moment that it suddenly escalated. and that was about 43 minutes into this video, richardd it was a sharp escalation. what we saw was officers arrive, a kind of conversation between brooks who was sitting in the car, officers standing outside, asking questions like how much have you had to drink, what was your night like, how did you get here, what are you doing here, things like that. about 28 or so minutes in, he gets out of the car, he begins a field sobriety test. and again, 43 minutes. and the officers say hey, i think you've had too much to be driving and move to put him under arrest. it was then from that moment, less than two minutes between that moment and when we heard gunshots, you know, in that point of the clip. so certainly escalated very, very quickly. the other thing is that, again, officers searched him during that time and did not find a weapon on him. so that's a notable piece of that video. >> very notable, as we've been reporting on. blayne also part of this, if folks are just joining us at this hour is that we've had some movement in terms of the very

brooks as well as with law enforcement. >> it started calm and remained calm until the moment that it suddenly escalated. and that was about 43 minutes into this video, richard. and it was a sharp escalation. what we saw was officers arrive, a kind of conversation between brooks who was sitting in the car, officers standing outside, asking questions like how much have you had to drink, what was your night like, how did you get here, what are you doing here, things like that. about 28 or so minutes in, he gets out of the car, he begins a field sobriety test. and again, 43 minutes. and the officers say hey, i think you've had too much to be driving and move to put him under arrest. it was then from that moment, less than two minutes between that moment and when we heard gunshots, you know, in that point of the clip. so certainly escalated very, very quickly. the other thing is that, again, officers searched him during that time and did not find a weapon on him. so that's a notable piece of that video. >> very notable, as we've been reporting on. blayne also part of this, if folks are just joining us at this hour is that we've had some movement in terms of the

what we saw previously, richard, in the videos, we didn't see that other officer or either one of them doing anything wrong until they shot -- until the one officer shot mr. brooks. >> yeah, jim. for those joining us, garrett rolfe was fired, the officer that we did, we believe, shoot and kill, based on the reporting right now. this is alleged because this is still going through investigation as well as more details, potentially coming out. the killing of, again, rayshard brooks. so, for, mark, garrett rolfe was fired. the second officer on administrative leave. erica shields has resigned. when you look at what you have called a dangerous instrument potentially being aimed by rayshard brooks at the officer, is there anything that would justify, you've also said, anything procedurally that might give a grace face in terms of what we saw, also getting the body cam video just in that we showed moments ago? >> no. it's no grace face here. the use of force continuum, if it applies here, it should be applied, it's clear, and the use of deadly physical force is not applied in this particular case. i don't know if atlanta does this, during the course of their training,

brooke boothby's 5-year-old daughter who passed away suddenly. boothby was very upset about it, obviously, and he commissioned that painting of her. this is richard st. george's wife, and their oldest son. this is by romney, painted in 1782. while this was still on the easel in romney's studio in london, ann stephanie st. george passed away. she passed away in august of 1792. she had died on that estate near bristol. and richard st. george, coupling with his war time memories, he has a tragic event, the loss of his wife, leaving him as a widower with two young sons. he commissioned a work that may have been akin to the painting of penelope boothby, but he seems to never have sent that letter, but he commissioned another work of him mourning at his wife's tomb. meanwhile, things are changing in ireland. richard st. george had returned to ireland in 1778, the year of the announcement of the french alliance between the united states, with the united states. and what that partly sets off is the rise of the irish volunteers movement, which leads to the achievement of legislative independence for the irish parliament, which is celebrated in this flag o

brooks was shot and killed by a white atlanta police officer on friday. joining me now is one of the leaders of the march on georgia, the president for the naacp, in atlanta richarde. i got tripped up on that teleprompter. thank you very much for joining us. so i think it's really hea heartbreaking to know that this march was planned after george floyd and after ahmaud arbery and suddenly in the time it took to get to the march, another black man was killed by police. >> sure, it's just verifies that america's law enforcement has not begun to recognize that black lives do actually matter. as your previous guest said, this stems from slave catching patrols. after that arrests of black men. so america has never recognized that it is rooted in racism. in a matter of speaking, the civil is war that is never ended. it's continued and it was so great to see all the people turn out today. that we speak into georgia's legislature. to address some of the things that woer asking for like repealing the citizens arrest statute. repeal stand your ground, if a police officer is brought before a grand jury, a case is brought before the grand jury, a police officer and his/her a