so breonna taylor's mother, tamika palmer, was overcome with emotion. >> and understandably so.nna's family and you will a other black women denied equal justice in this country for far too long. this is one step, an important step. but do you sense that things could begin to change? >> well, we have always believed that it is going to be a better tomorrow. but we always have to fight for it. after george floyd received justice when officer chauvin and the others were convicted, we wanted to believe that there would not be as much unjust killing of black people by police, but we know right now that we are on a record number if it holds of police killings in 2022. however, we know the progress, this was the first time in the history of the united states of america where a police officer was charged and found guilty for killing a black woman on the federal level. >> some of these details too, allegedly meeting in a garage basically to come up with a plan for what was going to be said, as you learn more here, as more of this is brought out for the public and perhaps more of the pub

miss tamika palmer at one point in time said that every day is march 13th, and that is something thathout my head. for us here in kentucky, we knew that her fourth amendment rights had been violated, which is why the first thing we did here in louisville was to ban no knock warrants in the city. we know that it will be a long fight, but there is more work for us to do. we are dedicated to work with doj and other law enforcement to make sure that breonna taylor gets justice and also the other community members in louisville, who have been a rat harassed by the police will also get justice. the next step is, are there other people who have been served warrants or things happened based on the actions of the law enforcement officers? there is a lot more work to do, but we are dedicated to work together to get them. >> let's talk about the work to do. you've got the no knock warrant ban in the city. where does the political moment picket from there? you see any further action anywhere else in the state, even beyond your state? >> absolutely, last year in 2021, we were able to pass senate b

breonna taylor's mom, tamika palmer, reacted to the news. >> breonna has taken us to a place that we can't even imagine. today is overdue, but it still hurts. stephanie: breonna taylor's mom has been counting the days for federal charges to be filed. joining me is roberto ferdman, who has been covering the investigation. thank you for joining the newshour. breonna taylor's mother never stopped fighting in the last two years for some accountability for her daughter's death. how far did these federal charges go in offering hope for her and others who feel those officers felt they were above the law? roberto: i would say tamika palmer is by no means the only person in louisville who feels that some semblance of justice is beginning to be served after the death of breonna taylor, her daughter. people in louisville have been waiting for over two years now and they feel like they have been failed at the city level, at the state level, certainly by the kentucky attorney general's office's investigation. for instance, brett hankinson was acquitted on charges not dissimilar from those brought

. >> reporter: taylor's mother tamika palmer spoke to reporters along with family attorney ben crump.is is a day that black women saw equal justice in the united states of america. >> reporter: sergeant kyle meany and former detective joshua jaynes are charged with falsifying an affidavit to obtain the raid search warrant. former detective brett hankison is charged with blindly firing into tayloras apartment. jaynes and detective kelly goodlett are accused of covering up their actions. >> those two defendants met in a garage where they agreed to tell investigators a false story. >> reporter: breonna taylor's death during the botched police raid galvanized the social justice movement. her name is synonymous with policing and injustice. >> breonna taylor should have awakened in her home, tragically, she did not. >> reporter: the justice department is investigating whether her death is a broader practice of misconduct in the louisville police department and the attorney general would not comment on whether the recent acquittal of one of today's defendants on state charges would impact th

her mother, tamika palmer, says she has been counting the days for justice. >> today's overdue, but it still hurts. i've waited 874 days for today. >> reporter: louisville's police chief immediately moved to fire the two officers still on the force. and the justice department continues a separate investigation into the entire police department's overall policies and practices. lester? >> ron allen with that tonight. thank you. >>> in florida a painful and pivotal day in the sentencing trial of the admitted parkland shooter. the prosecution resting today after the jury paid a rare visit to the school, where 17 students and staff were massacred in 2018. the jury must decide whether the shooter received the death penalty or life without patrol. >>> we're following breaking news near minneapolis. the mall of america placed on lockdown after reports of a shooting. video posted online on social media showing shoppers running for safety. there are also reports of people hiding in stores. the mall confirmed what it called an isolated incident in a tenant space. we're continuing to monitor that

on thursday, tamika palmer said the arrests are just one more step in holding the police accountable. today's overdue. but he still hired a recognition that oh, the legal success in the world won't bring her daughter back. rosalind jordan, else's era tamika mallory's the co founder of the act of his group, called until freedom. she's been an advocate on behalf of brown to turn his family since the fatal shooting. she says the public once more justice for police violence election matter. and we hope that people around the nation, especially folks who are rightfully discouraged by how slow it is and how difficult it is, how much we had to do in order to keep brianna taylor's name alive. people are frustrated, they want to see more of this. they want to see more accountability for law enforcement officers, but we do know that if this had been under a different administration and particularly the previous administration, the trump administration, we would not have seen or would not be seeing a charges like this. and to this degree being brought against the officers being warrant that was

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paid brianna taylor's family 12000000 dollars to settle a wrongful death lawsuit on thursday, tamika palmer said the rest are just one more step in holding the police accountable. today's overdue. but he still has a recognition that all the legal success in the world won't bring her daughter back . rosalyn jordan, else's era. a jury, the u. s. has ordered a conspiracy theorist on broadcast her to pay $4100000.00 to the parents of a boy killed in the 2012 sandy hook school massacre. onyx jones repeatedly called the shooting a hoax. 20 young children and 6 adults were killed. jones host to the far right website in full wars. he was sued for defamation by the parents of 6 year old jesse louis. they said they were harassed and received death threats because of jones claims. they will, allison has got more from new york. we've been hearing from some of the lawyers who are for the, the victims, families that clearly are very pleased with this. they were asking for a $150000000.00 in damages. so 4000000 is considerably lower than that. however, there is still, as you mentioned, punitive dana bridg

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on thursday, tamika palmer said the rest are just one more step in holding the police accountable. today's overdue. but he still has a recognition that all the legal success in the world won't bring her daughter back . rosalind jordan else's era the chinese ambassador, the un says he hopes the us will learn a lesson from the situation in the taiwan strait where beijing is now conducting life. i drills this show of military might comes after how speak and nancy pelosi ended a controversial trip to ty, pay a visit. that's infuriated china. taiwan says chinese naval ships and military aircraft have made several incursions into its territorial waters earlier. another senior chinese diplomat described below his trip as manic, irresponsible, and irrational. we hope that the united states will draw a lesson from such a situation that at nearly they should all know their commitment, or they weren't chimed up principle not to support. i may have heard my independence attempts. we hope they will stop doing. i'm the st. further under my, i'm in charge of sovereignty of territory, interpreted

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amy: i want to go to tamika palmer, breonna taylor's mother speaking at a news conference yesterday louisvillee criticized the kentucky could attorney general. >> you don't deserve to be where you are and you need to go. if we don't continue to eat him, one of y'all is going to be next. he was dead wrong. it did not start with him but he had the right to do the right thing and he chose not to. amy: federal civil rights charges have been brought against these four officers. but the state charges were never brought except against brett hankinson for wantonly shooting into the blind covered windows, the bullets going into the next door neighbors who were white. he was ultimately acquitted of that and now charged again, but what about daniel cameron? his significance? he is running for governor next year. >> to be governor, even to run for gornor, he clearly did a disservice. what we want an investigation into is what it daniel cameron no? where did you get the information? what did he share with the grand jury? how can it be the federal government and state government are so far apart on this cas

. >> for 874 days, tamika palmer, activists have been calling for the -- calling for justice for breonnathe emergency room technician whom police shot dead in her home during a nighttime raid in 2020. louisville police officers executed a search warrant executed to related to a search warrant that she had nothing to do with. they used a battering ram to enter her home around midnight. police say they knocked and announced themselves. breonna taylor's boyfriend said all they heard was loud bang got no answer when they -- feared was a break-in so he fired his gun once. that's when police blindly fired multiple rounds into the apartment, shooting breonna taylor. she did not receive immediate medical attention. she died that night. there were no drugs found in the apartment. so, for 874 days, breonna taylor's family and people across the country have been asking law enforcement to hold the police who killed her accountable. and at one point, in september 2020, just months after she was killed, it looked like maybe that day would come. a kentucky grand jury had a chance to indict three office

. >> for 874 days, tamika palmer, activists and protesters across the cun i have have been calling forustice for breonna taylor, the 26-year-old emergency room technician who police shot dead in her home, during a nighttime raid in march of 2020. louisville police officers executed a search warrant related to a drug investigation that breonna taylor had nothing to do with. they used a battering ram to enter her home around midnight and police say they knocked and announced themselves, breonna taylor's boyfriend said they heard clouds -- heard loud banging when they were at the door. multiple rounds were fired shooting breonna taylor. she did not receive immediate medical attention. she died that night. there were no drugs found in the apartment. for 874 days, breonna taylor's family and people across the country have been asking the law enforcement to hold the police accountable for killing her and it looked like maybe that day would come, a kentucky grand jury had a chance to indict three officers involved in breonna taylor's death. they indicted one. the grand jury charged him with t

officials in kentucky did and you heard breonna's taylor mother, tamika palmer, say she has waited 874 days for some semblance of justice and so that came today in the form of attorney general merrick garland and kristen clark the assistant ag for civil rights now charging for former and current metro police department officers with a federal crime related to the police killing of breonna taylor. where the doj alleges is at three of these officers use false and misleading information to obtain search worsen beset a door using a battering ram to break down the front door, and then they shot blindly, this is according to the doj, shot blindly into her home. beyond, that there are other officers who are accused of meeting in 2020. she was killed and rest when you 20 so they net months later in the garage to basically get their stories straight. that's a quote merrick garland agreed to give investigators false information. beyond that there is also allegations that an officer falsified report to delay and impede the criminal probe into her death. and then there is an allegation of excessiv

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. >> reporter: taylor's mother, tamika palmer, spoke to reporters along with family attorney ben crump united states of america. >> reporter: sergeant kyle meany and former detective joshua jaynes are charged with falsifying an affidavit to obtain the raid search warrant. former detective brett hankison is charged with blindly firing into taylor's apartment. jaynes and detective kelly goodlett are accused of covering up their actions. >> those two defendants met in a garage, where they agreed to tell investigators a false story. >> breonna taylor! >> reporter: breonna taylor's death during the botched police raid galvanized the social justice movement. her name is now synonymous with demonstrations over policing and racial injustice. >> breonna taylor should have awakened in her home as usual on the morning of march 13th, 2020. tragically, she did not. >> the justice department is investigating whether breonna taylor's death is part of a broader pattern and practice of misconduct within the louisville police department, and the attorney general would not comment on whether the recent a

. >> reporter: tamika palmer, breonna taylor's mother, has been counting the days hoping for just >>mer louisville police officers with civil rights offenses, unlawful conspiracy, unconstitutional use of force, and obstruction in connection with the killing of breonna taylor [ chants ] >> reporter: her death igniting a storm of protests across the country. the 26-year-old emergency medical technician killed in a hail of police gunfire during a botched drug raid at her apartment. >> breonna taylor should be alive today. >> reporter: attorney general merrick garland accused three officers investigating a drug case of lying to a judge to get the search warrant being executed that night. wrongly claiming there was a connection to taylor's residence, but neither taylor nor her boyfriend were involved in the case. >> we allege that the defendants knew their actions and n falsifying the affidavit could create a dangerous situation, and we allege these unlawful acts resulted in ms. taylor's death. >> reporter: the fourth officer accused of violating her rights by using excessive force, firin