rolfe's attorney said the ruling is the first step in the total vindication of officer garrett rolfe. chris stewart represents the brooks family. >> it appears that rayshard brooks' life didn't really matter, and that the world has moved on. >> reporter: brooks was asleep in his car at a wendy's drive- through when he was approached by rolfe and his partner. >> can you see the tip of my finger? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: the officers tried to arrest brooks after he allegedly failed a sobriety test, but the 27-year-old father of four grabbed one of the officer's tasers, and took off running, before being shot. the incident led to widespread protests, and the firebombing of the wendy's where the shooting took place. today, atlanta's mayor defended her decision to fire rolfe, "given the volatile state of our city last summer." but ron serpas, a former police chief in nashville and new orleans, says the quick firing lihie turn sophomor mistake into more pain and suffering for everyone involved? >> reporter: rolfe is still awaiting trial. and even though he's been reinstated, he won't be re

garrett rolfe shot rayshard brooks after he grabbed the officer's taser and took off. rolfe was officially reinstated yesterday after atlanta's civil service board ruled his firing a day after the shooting violated his right to due process. rolfe is still awaiting trial and will not return to work as an atlanta police officer. >>> former president trump remains banned from facebook this morning, but the decision from facebook's oversight board still leaves the door open for mr. trump to rejoin the social network. natalie brand explains. >> reporter: facebook's independent oversight board has upheld the social media giant's decision to suspend former president trump's access to facebook and instagram following the january 6th attack on the u.s. capitol. but the board went on to say it was not appropriate for facebook to impose the indeterminate and standardless penalty of indefinite suspension telling facebook to review the matter within six months. >> it must either restore mr. trump's account finding that the period of suspension has met its purpose, make the suspensi

rolfe who faces life in prison or the death penalty if convicted lost his job after the shooting, buts ruled that his dismissal did not follow due process. space x, the company owned by elon musk which aims to carry people into space, has successfully completed another milestone in its development. after four previous attempts ended badly, it's latest prototype has completed a successful high—altitude ascent and landing. the company was facing added pressure to succeed with wednesday's flight after nasa announced a version of starship will be used as a lunar lander when the space agency returns humans to the moon. two royal navy ships have been sent to jersey overnight, over fears of a possible blockade by french boats, in an escalating row overfishing rights. the french government threatened to cut off power supplies to the channel island in a dispute over a new licensing system for french fishing vessels. butjersey�*s government says a more imminent danger is a blockade by fishing boats of st helier, the island's main entry point for goods. 0ur europe correspondent, jean mackenzie,

rolfe was reinstated wednesday after a board ruled. he'll stay on administrative leave as he faces a felony murder charge. >>> a virginia couple charged with kidnapping a toddler at a church nursery. police staked out the mobile home and rescued noah trout, one day after he was abducted. investigators looking into reports that the couple may have stopped at two other churches before noah was taken. he was unharmed but his head was shaved possibly to change his appearance. >> you'll be happy to know that the emergency medical services arrived on the scene shortly after noah was recovered, and he seemed fine, but he will be taken to a local hospital for further evaluation. he has been reunited with his family. >> police say the suspects have no apparent connection to the boy's family. >>> the faa has handed down some hefty fines against unruly passengers and charged four a total of $67,000. most refused to wear masks. one woman accused of fighting with flight attendants was fined nearly $33,000. >>> a scare on campus at clarion universit

social justice activists say the move to reinstate officer rolf is wrong. >> and others like him >> rolf is facing murder charges and is currently banned from possessing a gun. he is on administrative leave now pending the outcome of the criminal case. one by one. >> they're falling down an ohio high school tried to break a guinness world record using cereal boxes will see how they did after the break. m kids love cereals. sure. and a lot of kids love playing with domino's. so hey, i don't know why not combine the 2. why not pj ziegler shows us how one school did just that. attempting to break a guinness world record for using. >> domino. a domino run using cereal boxes other following lookout. and moments on the lake ridge academy campus in north ridgeville on wednesday. definitely nervous about it. just to see that, you know what, we thought would work. what they set up was 4,567 cereal boxes to break the guinness world record for most cereal boxes toppled in domino fashion my video 2 and a half months ago from a school in south carolina that had done the same thing. a much smaller sca

rolfe is still awaiting trial for 11 criminal charges, including felony murder.ocess. joining me now is renee montgomery. the first former player to become both an owner and executive of a wnba franchise. congratulations on that. before we talk about that just a little bit, we were looking up the timeline. you decided to sit out the season only about a week after rayshard brooks was killed so i would love to get your assessment of black lives matter as a movement and all that we've seen just in this year with these ongoing cases, including the fact that officer -- former officer rolfe is back on the force. >> yeah, no, joy, thank you for having me back here. it's tough, because you talked about the timeline. it was actually six days before i opted out. when i was telling people, there were a string of events that happened, that was the string of events. we're sitting at home. we watch george floyd get murdered in minnesota. and then we saw what happened with rayshard brooks. he didn't get his new process. but for me it's the father of four. he's a father that's n

his lawye says that rolfe shot brooks in self-defense. the board's decision led to a protest at city hall demanding atlanta's mayor appeal the ruling. rolfe will remain on administrative leave until the trial. the conditions of his release on bail prevent him from carrying a gun. this is a difficult story. the officer is claiming self-defense, but in the tape you see he's clearly running away. i know not good, running from an officer when they're trying to arrest you. get it. he grabbed a taser, not a gun, was running away. i don't understand. shots in the back. >>> all right. restaurants, hotels, and other businesses that survived the pandemic now face a new crisis -- not enough workers. across the country, businesses are struggling to fill many positions just as large numbers of americans get vaccinated and look forward to vacations. our lead national correspondent, david begnaud, is in long beach, new york. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. look, with the end of the pandemic in sight, we're all ready to travel, right? as

then taking it, running, and pointing at the officer before being fatally shot by officer garrett rolfe. you may remember that officers are trained that such weapons are lethal when pointed at them. now we are learning that rolfe has now been reinstated by the atlanta police department after the atlanta civil service board ruled that he was "not afforded his right to due process." while he is still facing felony murder and other charges in this shooting, following the decision to reinstate him and you have the far left field at field atlanta mayor keisha lance bottoms now at defending the officer's immediate firing. it essentially saying it helped stop more writing is what she said. in part, had an immediate action not been taken, i firmly believe the public safety crisis we experienced during that time would've been significantly worse. immediate action, that would mean denying basic simple fundamental due process of any kind. no, mayor, you don't make decisions based on what you think will appease people that you believe will be violent demonstrators and need to follow the law. uphold

derrick rolf is the officer charged with killing rayshard brooks in the parking lot last june had beenremaining on leave until the charges are resolved. that decision to reinstate him isn't about whether the shooting was justified or whether rolf's firing what in line with the public code. the police department is looking into whether he violated a pd policy. does that mean he could possibly be fired again if due process goes through? because that's what his attorney said we're very excited that the civil board says due process matters. what's your reaction to that? >> so, indeed, in answer to your question, christi, he could be fired again, right? so the atlanta police department where he served took immediate action. i should say, the mayor did. so what happens is, we have to be mindful of the fact that although the civil service board looked at the case, determined before anyone could be fired there's a process, there's a protocol. there are rules. there are regulations. whether you're the mayor, the police chief, no matter who you are, right? you're the executive of atlanta, you ha

rayshard brooks was shot outside a restaurant by garrett rolfe — who faces life in prison or the deathhas ruled that his dismissal did not follow due process. to myanmar now. with the military still in control of the country — the main civilian opposition has now formed its own armed forces unit. the national unity government says it created a quote "people's defence force" — to protect civilians from military attacks. our southeast asia correspondent, jonathan head gave us this update. there are lots of people willing to fight. there are many groups involved in the civilian opposition in the cities who have now taken up basic weapons, and we are beginning to see some groups in places like chin state way out on the border with india. we've seen a number of soldiers killed there, and the ethnic insurgent groups that have been fighting for years on the borders who have formally pledged their support to this national unity government, which in return says it will create a federal system including properly representing them for the first time and incorporating those insurgents into what th

rayshard brooks was shot outside a wendy's restaurant by garrett rolfe, who faces life in prison or theis dismissal did not follow due process. to colombia now, and anti—government protests have entered an eighth day with demonstrators gathering across the country. at least 2a people, including a police officer, have died since the protests began with the un urging security forces to refrain from using firearms. more than 800 people have been injured in clashes between police and demonstrators while more than 80 people are reported as missing. the nationwide rallies were initially against a now—cancelled tax reform bill. almost half of the country's population now lives in poverty, with inequalities exacerbated by the coronavirus pandemic. a woman from mali in west africa may have made history after giving birth to nine babies. doctors thought the 25—year—old was carrying seven children, and were astonished to find two more when they were delivered by caesaran in a hospital in morocco. nonuplets — as they're called — are exceptionally rare. mali's health ministry said the mother and her

rayshard brooks was shot outside a restaurant by garrett rolfe, who faces life in prison or the deathoard has ruled that his dismissal did not follow due process. to colombia now and anti—government protests have entered an 8th day with demonstrators gathering across the country. at least 2a people, including a police officer, have died since the protests began. the un is urging security forces to refrain from using firearms. more than 800 people have been injured in clashes between police and demonstrators while more than 80 people are reported as missing. the nationwide rallies were initially against a now—cancelled tax reform bill. almost half of the country's population lives in poverty, with inequalities made worse by the coronavirus pandemic. to myanmar now. with the military still in control of the country, the main civilian opposition has now formed its own armed forces unit. the national unity government says it created a quote "people's defence force" to protect civilians from military attacks. our southeast asia correspondent, jonathan head gave us this update. there are lo

rayshard brooks was shot outside a wendy's restaurant by garrett rolfe, who faces life in prison or theruled that his dismissal did not follow due process. stay with us on bbc news. still to come... president emmanuel macron lays a wreath at the tomb of napoleon to mark the 200 years since his death. i, nelson rolihlahla mandela, do hereby serve to the faithful of the republic of south africa. after six years of construction and numerous delays, the channel tunnel has been formally opened by the queen and president mitterrand. the tunnel is still not yet ready for passengers and freight services to begin. for centuries, christianity and islam struggled for supremacy. now, the pope's visit symbolises their willingness to coexist. roger bannister became the first man in the world to run a mile _ in underfour minutes. memories of victory as the ve celebrations reach their climax. this night is dedicated to everyone who believes in the future of peace and freedom. this is bbc news. the latest headlines... the united states backs an initiative at the world trade 0rganisation to waive intelle

yesterday the atlanta civil service board announced its decision to reinstate rolfe saying the officerhe was fired. rolfe has been placed on administrative leave until the case against him has been resolved. >>> in her first television interview since announcing her candidacy for governor of california, caitlyn jenner said she is committed to finishing the wall along the southern border with mexico she told fox news host sean hannity that the government needs to spend some money to have a fair and equitable immigration system, her quote. >> i am all for the wall i would secure the wall. we can't have a state. we can't have a country without a secure wall. we have to modernize we have not modernize our immigration system in the united states to make it possible for people to immigrate into this country. such a ridiculous problem. >> and jenner also said she would do her best to eliminate the controversial sanctuary status in some of california's cities. >>> now to one of the wildest beginnings of a sporting event you'll ever see. it happened just one second into a hockey game between th

within a few days, officer rolfe was fired from the forest, and charged with murder. to his firing was unlawful because he was not given due process, something that still observed in atlanta. though not and other parts of the country. he faces criminal charges. one of the people who's been very direct about this case, and fearless on it from day one has been candace owens. here's what she tweeted, rayshard brooks and away from cops with the stolen taser which he attempted to fire at talks. a black lives matter doesn't care about facts, let's burn down atlanta. candace owens is the host of "candace." i'm always reminded by certain people who want to make you be quiet, and it's tweets like that. do you feel vindicated by this decision to reinstate the officer to the force of atlanta? >> no. i'm actually disgusted by this decision, it should've never happened to the first place. i would be vindicated if this officer never lost his job, that would be vindication. what's happened here, something everybody should be angry about and upset about. all it took was to eyes and d

she's a top, you know, meet rolfe gist, but man, does she duck when the news is bad, right have a great weekend. my buddy charles, charles payne, hey, bud. charles: hey, neil thank you so much, my friend. good afternoon, everyone. i'm charles payne, this is " making money." breaking right now inflation signs are flashing red hot, but the markets taking it in stride in fact stocks are falling in the cool hand of bonds and strong earnings, still wall street is warning of the dreaded taper tantrum, well i'm going to take you on a walk down memory lane to show why individual investors should not get caught up in that panic trap. just moments ago, president biden proving critics right, releasing his out of this world $6 trillion budget, the economic and social costs could mean fundamentally changing america, time to give up individualism? i don't think so. plus, nigel farag calling it the american comeback tour joining me in 15 minutes all that and so much more on making money. so the markets higher, hanging on gains and the three day weekend, although it's really impressive considering all

she's a top, you know, meet rolfe gist, but man, does she duck when the news is bad, right have a great" making money." breaking right now inflation signs are flashing red hot, but the markets taking it in stride in fact stocks are falling in the cool hand of bonds and strong earnings, still wall street is warning of the dreaded taper tantrum, well i'm going to take you on a walk down memory lane to show why individual investors should not get caught up in that panic trap. just moments ago, president biden proving critics right, releasing his out of this world $6 trillion budget, the economic and social costs could

crispin rolfe, bbc news. some stunning pictures. it helps when you have got an incredible location.e further north and east. some will turn heavier in the north. a view for northern ireland, a view for northern scotland, but not everyone will catch on. there will be some sunny spells around at times, but with light winds, the showers may hang around for some time. the winds are stronger through the english channel and channel islands, gusting up to 40 mph. temperatures today around the mid—teens, a little cooler across some north sea coasts. the showers are still around this evening, and they will be into the first part of they will be into the first part of the night across particularly eastern parts of england, before they begin to ease away. we are left with a lot of dry weather by the end of the night. largely cloudy to the east, clearer to the west and no frost as monday begins. low pressure is still close by on monday, so still the focus of some showers. they will tend to drift from west to east as we go through the day. still some heavy, potentially thundery, but largely dyin

will: let's turn to meet rolfe gist adam klotz, with our fox weather forecast. adam?t's for a lot of folks going to be a beautiful day diving into that forecast, temperatures fairly widespread across the country a little bit warmer here on this monday, than we'd seen in the last several days your current temperatures already climbing up into the 50s and 60s, these were daytime highs just 48 hours ago, so it is feeling a little bit warmer there's a lot more sunshine. there is a rain system i want to talk about happening further off to the west as we take a look at our national satellite and radar and we continue to see heavy rain across portions of north texas stretching up into the plains, eventually those showers are into the upper midwest, but that is the only real rainy spot i'll leave you with your final graphic, and that is more sunshine than we'd seen lately and a beautiful day guys, here in the d.c. area, hopefully it's beautiful wherever you're watching us too. guys back out to you. rachel: thank you, adam. sure looks pretty out where you're at. little rainy i