so we saw four police beating rodney king. it was clear-cut. 56 times in 81 seconds.w, pow, pow, pow, pow, pow, pow, pow, pow -- >> that was new jersey senator bill bradley in 1992, and i will never forget that day in the senate as we all watched when bill brdly made that imp prom tew decision on the senate floor to hit his podium 56 times in 81 seconds to drive home to the united states senate what everyone in america had seen in the video of rodney king being almost beaten to death by los angeles police officers in 1991. the senate chamber got quieter and quieter with each tap of bill bradley's pencil. he did it 56 times in 81 seconds. and we know about those 56 times in 81 seconds because a 30-year-old plumber named george holiday reached for his new sony video camera when he heard police sirens and a helicopter in the middle of the night. he told the los angeles times, quote, you know how it is when you have a new piece of technology you film anything and everything. george holiday stepped onto his balcony of his apartment and he aimed his camera at what the l.a.

. >> el hombre que grabó el video del ataque a rodney king murió por el coronavirus, en aquél entoncese frente a su casa que ocurrió la golpiza a rodney king, logró captar las imágenes con una cámara de video que acababa de comprar. >> nuevos datos muestran que más de 80 miembros del congreso han dado positivo al coronavirus desde que la pandemia inició. el último congresista que anunció dar positivo es el gobernante de ohio, aseguró que había sido vacunado. >> a partir del 27 de septiembre las escuelas de nueva york harán pruebas de coronavirus al azar cada semana para prevenir brotes del virus como el que ocurrió en una escuela pública de esa ciudad, el alcalde de la ciudad, bill de blasio anuncio ko que cuando haya un caso positivo en un salón de clases los no vacunados no tendrán que ir a va cuarentena si usan mascarilla y mantienen la distancia. >> sí me preocupa demasiado, no es justo que los muchachos también en casa casi no aprenden mucho. >> las autoridades escolares de nueva york creen que estos cambios son importantes para mantener lejos al virus del coronavirus. >> johnson

we were not told about rodney king being hit 56 times and 81 seconds with batons.ting rodney king. it was clear cut. 56 times in any one seconds. something like this poem pow pow pow pow pow pow pow. >> that was new jersey seven nutter bill bradley in 70 72, and i will never forget that day in the senate when bill bradley made that impromptu decision on the senate floor to his podium 56 times in 81 seconds to drive home to the united states senate whatever one in america had seen in the video of rodney king being almost beaten to death by los angeles police officers in 1991. the senate chamber got quieter and quieter would each top of bill bradley's pet soul, he did it 56 times. in 81 seconds. and we know about those 56 times in 81 seconds because a 30 year old plumber named george holiday, reached for his new sony video camera when he heard police sirens and helicopters in the middle of the night. he told the los angeles times quote george holidays stepped onto his balcony, in his apartment, and he seemed escambia i would the l.a. police officers were doing to a b

. >> the man who filmed the infamous rodney king beating died from complication from covid-19 accordingted press, george holiday died at a los angeles hospital on sunday, he was 61-years-old that friend also told the ap holliday was non-vaccinated. his nearly nine minute video of four white officer beating rodney king exposed police brutality and was used as a key piece of evidence in the officers trial all four officers were acquitted a year later >>> if you hold something from china, don't hold your breath. there is a massive backlog trying to unload it here on friday, 65 ships were stuck waiting to unload. these are packages coming to the u.s. from asia the line keeps growing by about ten ships a day. the average wait time now is about eight days the delay is blamed on covid-related disruption and the national labor shortage. >>> the packers and lions wrapped up week two on monday night football they were handed their second straight loss. you find them in the end zone for the early score. they went back and forth in the first half, the second half of that was all packers aaron rodge

george holiday the man who filmed the beating of rodney king has died from covid-19, at 61.the 1992 l.a. riots and nationwide protests. >>> and filehis one under things you don't typically see at the u.n. general assembly. bts called for gender equality and end to poverty with a music video. president biden is set to speak later today in his first official address to the assembly. for news, download the cbs news app to your cell phone or connected tv. cb news, new york. phone or connected tv. from new york. >>> it is tuesday, september >>> it is tuesday, september 21, 2021, this is cbs morning news. addressing the world. broo biden addresses the world. seeking answers, an autopsy today. authorities search the home of her fiance considered a person of interest. >>> border controversy. looking into footage of how agents on horseback addressed haitian migrants. >> good morning. here in new york

. >>> and then the man was the person who filmed the police beating of rodney king, and he filmed thebeating with the camera he just purchased. holiday's friends say he died sunday from covid complications. he was 61 years old. >>> now to the missing person case that has been drawing nationwide attention. today an autopsy will be conducted to confirm the identity and cause of her death. >>> in the meantime, petito's fiancÉ, brian laundrie, has not been seen since last tuesday. they set out on a cross-country trek together but he came back to florida alone on september 1st. >>> a judge is expected to rule this week on whether the suspect in the disappearance of kristin smart should go to trial. she was last seen 25 years ago. authorities earlier this year arrested a man, paul flores, and his father was arrested as an alleged accessory. testimony included a woman that claims flores once told her he, quote, took care of smart. the judge is determining if there's probable cause. >>> more than 2,500 employees are suing for better pay. the class action lawsuit against disneyland, the employ

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george holiday filmed the beating of rodney king in 1991. he was a plumber that saw the traffic stop out of his home and started filming the lapd beating king. his friends says he died from covid complications. he was 61 years old. >>> now, to developments to a case that's drawing nationwide attention. law enforcement resuming its search for gabby petito's fiance, brian laundrie, considered a person of interest in this case. they believe they have located her body in grand teton national forest. catie beck has the latest on the hunt for answers and her missing fiance. this morning, authorities are searching for evidence in the gabby petito case, while trying to track down her fiance, who has been missing for a week. on monday, fbi agents scoured the home of laundrie's parents, where gabby and brian also lived, declaring it a crime scene. the background of a storage shed, even towing a vehicle from the driveway. authorities extended the search to a wildlife area. just days later, a body believed to be petito's was discovered in wyoming. >> we

he filmed the police beating of rodney king. of king with a camera he just purchased. holiday's friends say he died on sunday from covid complications. he was 61 years old. >>> more than 2,500 disney employees are suing for better pay in a class-action lawsuit against disneyland. employees allege the company is legally obligated to pay a living wage. workers allege that disney is receiving tax breaks from anaheim and under a city ordinance its cast members are entitled to higher pay. current minimum wage in california is $14 an hour. >>> dreamforce, the family reunion for sf-based salesforce returns today after being virtual last year due to covid. the event will be a bit different this year than years past. >> we look at how organizers are trying to work to ensure it's a safe gathering for those coming back to it. >> reporter: safety is a top concern for this annual event. it's going to look a lot different than it has in some of the past years because it's going to be scaled down in terms of the number of people at the event a

even though we have a lot of support from a lot of different stakeholders, it reminds me of after rodney kingnd all of the demonstrations then. i thought surely we would have that type of reform. >> we only have 30 seconds left. are you worried the point has been missed? >> local and national organizers are continuing press on the rules and regulations that govern our zip codes, our areas, and our police forces every single day. we will not let the moment pass. >> thanks to both of you. to be continued. >>> and coming up in our next hour, craig melvin will be talking with george floyd's cousin, to get her reaction to it all. meanwhile the biden administration is looking at a significant ruling on a common refrigerant used. they're used in air-conditioners an refrigerators. under the rule companies will get a certain level of aloupss to use going forward. >>> still ahead whierks everyday americans are turning into online sleuths. "dateline's" keith morrison who knees a lil it bit about america's obsession with "true crime." you're watching "msnbc reports." i don't know. i think they look good,

perceive it whether it's the ubiquity of camera phones recording of the violence, it's like the rodney king once that was recorded and i talked about there was a shock but it wasn't new. as we look at it now we all should be angry but we also should be working to make sure that every young person learns this history so that they are not shocked when this happens and they are motivated to act and to end this cycle. >> specifically we were talking about young people saying other young people doing something about it in the 20 tens of the 2020s and it's also important to recognize that the civil rights movement got so much of its organizing strength specifically from young people including children of children getting involved because they needed to in had to. >> how do you feel about this book and have you seen it being used in curriculum? >> yeah that's another thing. i was like here's my new syllabus for the book has been out for a week and it's amazing. that's why we do this. that's why we do this. there was something called a nine word problem. essentially it's a survey in schools around

more mine it was the rodney king beating and 9/11. of innocence comes down to no longer feeling safe in your own country. the september 11 terror attacks in 2001 were a visceral, terrifying reminder of the fact that death can be visited upon us anywhere, on plane, at work and iconic building that felt permanent and yet it fell. nearly 3,000 lives were lost that day. i think every one who was old enough to experience it live on television remembers exactly where they were. i was in florida where we had moved four years earlier from new york. i was still a new yorker. that still felt like home. i had a day off from the nbc affiliate where i worked as a digital producer and woke up to hear my brother who was visiting from denver and my husband yelling, oh a plane just crashed into the world trade center. i ran downtown stair as the second plane hurdled into the south tower. we all understood this was no wrong way, small plane pilot. no accident. as the morning unfolded and i got called into work, it became real clear, real fast that we,

end of next year the republicans say they will vote against it and the man who shot the video of rodney king'sl traffic stop in 1991 has tied the images recorded by george holliday sparked nationwide outrage of police brutality. he died of pneumonia after contracting covid-19 and he was not vaccinated >> appreciate that very much, rahel, thank you >> i want to give you time to answer mike lebenthal's question. >> the market's not going to care it's ready they've told us it's coming and the market is not going to care. you suggest maybe it will have a bigger impact. >> look, i think tapering is a lot different than raising rates and they've tried to make that case, too and it's removal of the maximum accommodation and oh, by the way, the fed moving in this direction is a good thing and you want to make that perfectly clear and if they're not moving toward tapering and that would have meant that the recovery had stalled out and we're moving in that direction and that has implications or financial assets it just does financial conditions will tighten when they start to taper and that's just a fac

we're seeing, it's like the rodney king affect. once that was recorded in the talked about there was this shock but it wasn't new. as we look at it now we all should be angry that we should be working to make sure that every young person learns this history so that they are not shocked when this happens. they are motivated to act to do something about it and do in this cycle. >> and also specifically that we were talking about like young people seeing other young people doing something about it in the 2010s and 2020s. it's also important to recognize that yes, like the civil rights movement got so much of its organizing strength and many of its number specifically from young people including, like children's children getting involved because they needed to and had to. that is such a strong precedent. >> so how do you feel about this book? have you seen it being used in school curriculum? >> yeah, that's the nuts things. we're getting tweets the other day consumers like here's my new syllabus. the book is been out the week. that's w

also covid takes the life of the man who became famous in the 19 nineties when he recorded the rodney kingion status. while those stories and a lot more coming up live in just a few minutes on the seven over on ktvu plus, but first after the break showing signs of new life, the resilience of the redwoods and big basin state park after a devastating wildfire last year. to how woodey wildfires this year will recover examining how areas that burn last year may help ktvu self care reporter jesse gary shows us what they're discovering at big basin state park. as highway to 36 wind its way into big basin redwoods state park in santa cruz county. there are signs of a firefight lost to mother nature. charred bark and down. trees abound. but there are also signs of a rematch that's already underway. coast redwoods are remarkably resilient. they're engineered to come back after catastrophe. and fire is just one of the catastrophes that they've seen. state parks, senior environmental scientist joanne kebabs says these trees are akin to nature skyscrapers, some stretching as high as 300 ft and have be

thinking back past emmett till to 1619 and ahead to people we don't yet know, like rodney king and trevonved person on the planet, and it came from his representing people who did not feel they were represented. when he said i'm pretty as a girl, i'm black. he was telling everyone of a different darker skin complexion that they, too, were equal, and his reach goes beyond black americans. it goes to the world, and in sub-saharan africa, africa, middle east and southeast asia, this is an amazing person. when he held a press conference in the united states, the sports world stopped. when he went to visit pakistan, the country stopped. >> hmm. >> you know -- >> wow. >>stopped. >> ken, reverend al is with us. and he has a question for you. but this lines up with what you saw in ali and the same guy that was running around saying he was greatest of all time behind the scenes could be very humble and was always asking you, always asking other civil rights leaders where do i need to go tonight, who do i -- who needs my help, who needs a hand? >> as i said to you last week, he was probably the mos