arbery was on the ground, that he heard travis michael make a statement. [ bleep ]. >> deepening the pain for a grieving mother. >> ahmaud loved. he also was loved by many. >> "nightline" starts right now, with juju chang. >> good evening, thanks for joining us. as the country paused to remember george floyd, tonight marks ten straight days of civil unrest, calling out his death as just one of many black lives lost. now we examine another minneapolis case, another officer's knee to the neck. another death of a black man and what it says about policing in america. >> fill and dough was an amazing man. he was just a laid-back, cool today. didn't know how that end up happening to someone like him. >> lewis hunter has been here before. grieving the death of a black man at the hands of police in minnesota. >> they may not knew each other, but they was two brothers. >> this week, it's george floyd, but tfour years ago it was his cousin, philando castile, shot byfficers after being stopped for a broken taillight. >> keep your hands where they are. >> yes, i will. >> his girlfriend live stre

for travis mick michael said he never made that slur.hree men were only trying to have a conversation with ahmaud arbery when they were trying to stop him. they maintain it all went wrong. the prosecution says that is not what happened. lastly i'll point out that horrific alleged racial slur that travis mcmichael made may not be used against him. they do not have a hate crime law. that could change but even if it does, it would not apply to the trial of ahmaud arbery's death. >> arbery's mother said she was devastated to hear the testimony about her son's last moments. >> at this point i'm really speechless because -- it's -- it's hard to know that he had to go through that. he actually ran for his life. he couldn't run anymore. he had to fight and after he fought he was killed. very hard to know that he endured that. i'm hoping that the death will implement change. we need change. so no other african-american will lose their life in such a manner. >> arbery family lawyer said the department of justice has opened a hate crime investigati

arbery was on the ground that he heard travis michael make the statement [ bleep ]. >> reporter: specialgent rick dial testifying that william roddy bryant, the man who recorded the shooting accused gunman travis mcmichael say f'ing n word as ahmaud arbery's body laid on the ground. >> it's very difficult to hear. the family's attorney lee merritt having to step away after explaining arbery's mother left early mcmichael, his father and bryan will be tried for murder after the judge signed off of probable cause. investigators say they used their cars to trap arbery on a residential street before confronting and ultimately killing him. at today's preliminary hearing, investigators reveal the mcmichaels never called 911, bryan struck arbery with the vehicle and the 25-year-old was shot three times, twice in the chest. attorneys for the defendants argued they acted in self-defense and were trying to apprehend arbery gregory mcmichael telling police it was a gut feeling, he thought arbery might be connected to a string of robberies. >> i don't believe it was self-defense by mr. mcmichael, i b

. >> you hear a shot and then you see travis michael moving backwards with mr. abery. they were engaged in a confrontation at this point. they go off the screen and even hear a second shot where you see blood. >> mcmichael's told police they were acting out of self-defense and thought that abery was committing break-ins in the neighborhood. all three of the men facing murder charges , federal hate crime charges could also be filed.>>> a wind whipped fire that destroyed several homes is now being called arson. kpix 5 spoke to people who lost their homes and that he has got the very latest on what spot start the fire. don.>>olice e looking for three arson suspects. they know who this expects are and have their names but now it's a matter of tracking them down. the fire started about 100 feet behind us at this wildlife center there were you can see the yellow caution tape. the fire chief says it is arson even if their intention was not to burn down nearby buildings. >> reporter: is police look for the suspects families return to assess the damage. >> none of it makes sens

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after the shooting took place before police arrived on mr auburn was on the ground that he heard travis michael make the statement. it took $74.00 days for the mcmichaels to be arrested and only after the video went viral brian was arrested 2 weeks later the georgia bureau of investigation took over the case when local police and prosecutors declined to press charges and example say ahmad aubrey's family is systemic racism system there in the people of brunswick the system bend over backwards not to make an arrest to distort the facts and the law no just yes i'm on our breeze death led to protests in the place where he was gunned down is now a shrine that his mother wanda cooper jones often visits the day that i laid him to rest that was my promise that i will get assholes that i will get acid house my promise that's the last thing that told him the davis family that mama will get a bottle of the court was told that a more dobry was trying to escape from the armed men and when he realized he couldn't he decided to fight for his life the u.s. justice department is now launching a hate crimes inv

arbery was on the ground that he heard travis michael make a statement [ bleep ]. >> reporter: defensettorney for travis mcmichael said he never made that slur. overall all three men were only trying to have a conversation with ahmaud arbery when they were trying to stop him even though two of the men were armed. they maintain it went wrong. the prosecution says that is not what happened. lastly i'll point out that horrific alleged racial slur that travis mcmichael made may not be used against him because georgia is one of a handful of states that does not have a law for that. martin savidge, cnn, glen county, georgia. >>> a tenth night of protests remain mostly peaceful. curfews have ended in los angeles and washington. there is new controversy this morning over incidents caught on video. two buffalo police officers suspended after a viral video showed them shoving a 75-year-old man to the ground. you can see the man approaching officers. he stumbles backwards. they said he tripped. the mayor of buffalo says that man is hospitalized in serious but stable condition. governor andrew cuo

arbery was on the ground that he heard travis michael make the statement [ bleep ]. >> let's discuss nn legal analyst is here. those ugly words may have been the last that ahmaud arbery heard. the special agent also testified that travis mcmichael used the n-word many times in text messages. explain why details like this are relevant in this case. >> it's so relevant, don. good to see you, because it goes to the issue of state of mind. understand in this case you don't have to establish intent, right? so, you don't have to demonstrate that he was otherwise racist in terms of using that. we should note though that there's a parallel federal prosecution -- or i shouldn't say prosecution. that's premature. there's an investigation. and in the end that the federal government decides to move forward, they will, of course, be looking at hate crimes. and to the extent that you youz that kind of language, it demonstrates a mind that is hateful and therefore would afford the federal government an opportunity to get involved. i should point out even in the absence of such language by nature of

arbery was on the ground he heard travis michael make a statement [ bleep ]. >> i should point out thatattorneys for travis mcmichael anderson have denied that travis mcmichael ever made that racial slur and that the defense attorneys for all the men have maintained that all they were trying to do that day even though two of the men were armed was trying to have a conversation with ahmaud arbery. but that all went wrong, they say, when ahmaud arbery turned on them and that travis mcmichael had to fire in self-defense. one last thing that hate language, that awful alleged language from travis mcmichael may not have any bearing on his trial. as you know georgia is one of the handful of states that has no state hate crime law. though there is work now to try to change that. but it won't impact the trial or the killers of ahmaud arbery. >> martin savidge, thank you. i said martin was at the courtroom. he was at the courthouse. you ever wish you weren't a motaur? sure. sometimes i wish i had legs like you. yeah, like a regular person. no. still half bike/half man, just the opposite. oh, so t

arbery was onon the ground, that here travis michael make the statement [bleep] amy: those l last twoords wewe the f-f-word and the n n-word. travis mcmichael had a sticker of a confederarate flag on his truck's toolbox. the investigator, richard dial, also testified the three white men hihit arbery with a trtrucks he attemptpted to escape them. special prosecutor j jesse evans said arbery was chased, hunted down, and ulultimately executet. arbery's family is calling for all three men ararrested to face federal hate crime charges. for more, we''re going to georga , to atlanta, where we are joined by carol anderson, professor at emory university and the author of "white rage: the unspoken truth of our racial divide." her new piece for "the guardian" is titled "in 1919, the state failed to protect black americans. a century later, it's still failing." let's begin, professor anderson, with ahmaud arbery and this unusual hearing, not like arraignment hearing, but went on for hours. can you talk about the testimony, the new informationo, and thisis whole issue of f lyng in america -- not 1

arbery was on the ground, he heard travis michael make the statement -- [ bleep ]. >> reporter: and just to be clear what is said there is f'ing and n-word. it is a curse and then a racial slur. it stunned the courtroom. but the point being made by many here is that it will not impact the case. because, as you know, in georgia there is no hate law. so they will be tried for murder. but they can't be tried as part of a hate crime attached to it. unless, and this is what many people hope will happen, is that the federal government gets involved and the fbi and the d.o.j. department of justice investigate this as a hate crime on the federal level. brooke. >> martin, thank you. in georgia. and let me bring back killer mike. ahmaud arbery, george floyd, today would have been breonna taylor's birthday. i keep going. to your point a second ago if we don't like what is happening in this country, go vote. you are saying and george floyd's family and barack obama is saying it. but how do address the apathy in the public. and i heard you rapping about it very viscerally in walking in the snow. how

arbery was on the ground, that he heard travis michael make the statement [ bleep ]. >> as a news organization, we bleep it. but that is the testimonial evidence. that's the video testimony. jameel there was an f word and an "n" word. your response. >> yeah, i mean, unfortunately, it's going to take that for some people to believe that finally travis mcmichael is a racist. it wasn't the evidence that he killed ahmaud arbery in broad daylight after this man was simply going about his business, taking a jog. but the fact he actually uses that language, that unfortunately in america is the barometer by which too many people measure racism in this country. so if it takes that, then fortunately we're at that point. that being said, there is no hate crime statute in georgia. and certainly i don't rely upon william barr, who sicked tear bass and rubber bullets on peaceful protesters in front of the white house yesterday to survivally adjudicate civil rights of these men in the ahmaud arbery case. so i certainly don't have a whole lot of hopes that even with this evidence, we're going to see its succe

one witness who is the lead investigator for the georgia bureau of investigation saying that travis michael the son of the former police officer one of the 2 men accused of murder stood over mr our brief body after shooting and killing him and used a racial slur the worst one you can possibly imagine and then you've got the defense team standing up trying to clear these 2 individuals who appeared virtually because of the covert 19 pandemic but this is a case that is being followed very very closely it took 74 days before anyone took any action and that wasn't until the video was released ahmad aubry was killed on february the 23rd and it wasn't until our video was released and went nationwide if not worldwide that any action was taken it turns out the district attorney's office in that area part of the case is off to other officers because one of the men gregory mcmichael was a former police officer who worked for them so a great deal of criticism of the authorities in this part of georgia and a great deal resting on the outcome of this case because the judge in this case will decide if the

>>brian told police travis with michael kirst and use a racial slur after shooting arbery the justice department has launched a hate crime investigation in this case. after the hearing. the judge said that the case could proceed to trial. hundreds of protesters marched throughout residential and commercial areas of south san francisco today. kron 4 speech of all was there where demonstrators say it's important to keep speaking out about the death of george floyd and the need for social justice. >>the death of george floyd an unarmed african-american man killed by minneapolis police last week interpreted as a call to action for protesters in south san francisco, some of them so young they're not allowed to vote hundreds hit the streets thursday localized by a palpable distrust between law enforcement and the communities they serve they haven't been fair. >>the police are built on a system of hate and i really think that we need to get the message through people's heads the demonstrations started outside city hall across the street store fronts were boarded up business owners fearing th

after the shooting took place before police arrived on mr allbery was on the ground that he heard travis michael my statement. it took $74.00 days for the mcmichaels to be arrested and only after the video went viral brian. was arrested 2 weeks later the georgia bureau of investigation took over the case when local police and prosecutors declined to press charges and example say armada aubrey's family systemic racism system. and the people of brunswick system bend over backwards not to make an arrest to distort the facts and the law no. 6 amount of breeze death led to protests in the place where he was gunned down is now a shrine that his mother wanted to put jones often visits the day that i laid him to rest that was my promise that i will get answers that i will get asked my promise that's the last thing that told him the davis family that mama will get to the bottom of it the court was told that a more dobry was trying to escape from the armed men and when he realized he couldn't he decided to fight for his life the u.s. justice department is now launching a hate crimes investigation georgia

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arbery was on the ground, that he heard travis michael make the statement [ bleep ]. >> defense attorneysor both mcmichaels have not addressed that allegation but they said much remains unknown about what led to the shooting and have cautioned against rushing to judgment. the father and son have said they were acting in self-defense. we'll be watching this story very closely. katy, that was probably tough for some people to hear even bleeped out. >> well, i mean, if you can read lips, you know what he said. and it's important to know what he is alleged to have said. chuck, in louisville, a public safety committee unanimously passed breonna's law overnight. it's a proposal intended to limit and monitor no-knock warrants in drug possession cases, and it would require officers to wear body cameras that start recording no less than five minutes before a search warrant is executed. it is named breonna's law because of the death of breonna taylor. a 26-year-old black woman who was shot and killed during a drug raid back in march when police busted into her home using a no-knock warrant. louisvi

arbery was on the ground, that he heard travis michael make the statement. [ beep ] >> the men previouslye acting in self-defense and that there had been a burglary in the area and the man who recorded the incident said he was not involved just recording. but the investigators suggested otherwise and gave a harrowing detail of arbery's final moments saying that when he is seen running around the defendant's truck, he was no longer on a jog. of he was running for his life. >> he said he felt it was self-defense on mr. arbery. i believe he was being pursued. he randomly couldn't run anymore. and turned his back to a man with a shotgun or fight with his bare hands. he chose to fight. >> joining us from atlanta is investigative reporter with wxia-tv andy piratti. how did the judge come to his decision? is it. >> hi, chuck. i believe that what stuck out to the judge the most was that lead investigator that you just heard from the georgia bureau of investigation really describing in detail how the three men coordinated and essentially hunt down mr. arbery and ultimately kill him. one of the men

a mob are in georgia one of them a retired police officer a grand jury has indicted travis mcmichael greg with michael and william bryan jr was out jogging and he was chased and shot those were the headlines and news continues on al-jazeera after the coming war in china and that's what i thought. i pity a country that would come up against us. the synergy with air land and sea forces and and our ability to control the battle space and seize the high ground is devastating all countries respect the power of the united states in that respect how dominant we are in this region and we get better and better and better. tonight a 10 a reg limps of china's vicious expansion in one of the world's most contested regions we report from the south china sea where the chinese are warning off anyone who comes too close to that building program we continue our look this morning and what china does not want to see the united states as the superpower is reclaiming land in the south china sea the fact that we're dealing with a situation right now where we the u.s. has to be much more aggressive in dealing with the chine

travis mcmichael and william roddie bryan have all been charged with malice murder. 4 counts of felony murder 2 counts of aggravated assault, false imprisonment and criminal attempt to commit false imprisonment. gregory with michael and his son travis told police they chased arbery because they thought he was a burglary suspect and acted in self-defense during the confrontation. authorities say brian boxed arbery in with his truck. >>coming up on kron 4 news at a compliment in california. why the nation's top infectious disease expert says increasing cases here. do not reflect poorly on the state also ahead the recent outbreak of nightly illegal and dangerous fireworks displays leading to a gathering of law enforcement contra costa county today searching for ways to stop them. >>only for police reform in antioch coming up >>and it just proves the point that the people in the community also want. accountability for our police departments and our elected officials. >>a rally in antioch today for police reform and for the city's police union president to step down after writing a comment on facebook that city leaders have called insensitive and unacceptable kron four's michelle kingston live for us tonight from anti

un expolicÍa blanco de 64 aÑos de edad, su hijo travis de 34 aÑos salieron a perseguirlo en su camioneta. un vecino amigo de los mac michaele lo vieron entrar esta propiedad del vecindario que estaba en construcciÓn. la fiscalÍa exhibiÓ estas imÁgenes de cámaras de seguridad de dicha casa en construcciÓn, que mostró que allÍ entraban a jugar menores en sus bicicletas y adultos curiosos de la casa blanca, y a ellos nunca los persiguieron. la familia de arbery dice que si hubiese sido de color blanco, no lo hubieran asesinado. a pesar de que las autoridades locales recibieron este vÍdeo, cuando se produjo la muerte del afroamericano, no fue sino hasta que se hizo pÚblico y viral que arrestaron a los tres sospechosos. el hijo del expolicÍa disparÓ y produjo los insultos raciales contra la vÍctima. el fiscal del caso dijo que el hombre fue acorralado por los tres hombres blancos que estÁn detenidos, hasta que finalmente lo ejecutaron. advirtiÓ que encontraron mensajes de texto con insultos raciales en el telÉfono celular del hombre que disparÓ. patricia: es una historia de nunca acabar. al regresar de la pausa, el primer minis

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travis mcmichael said next mister bryan said that. >>after the shooting took place. before police arrival on mr. aubrey was on the ground that he heard trance michael make a statement. >>it's a good point arbery's mother and father were both in the courtroom. defense attorneys deny travis mcmichael ever made such a slur and say the men 2 of whom are armed nearly one of the talked arbery that day when arbery suddenly turned and confronted them forcing travis mcmichael to fire in self-defense. for 2 months the investigation of barbara's death by local authorities went nowhere. but when cell phone footage was leaked publicly showing arbery's death. state investigators took over the case and arrest soon followed. thursday it was revealed there's even more video on the cell phone of william roddie bryan one of the accused showing the deadly pursuit in case in the end the judge ruled there was probable cause to try the 3 for arbery's murder. >>where the evidence leads us is where we will follow and that's what we did today forum on arbery's family and supporters. >>it's the first step on the long road to justice. >>and this just in mark zuckerberg is doi

travis mcmichael used the n word after the fatal shooting. brian soon. after the shooting took place before police arrived on shore over who's on the ground to be heard from michael feinstein. and the british government is hosting a global vaccine summit as the world continues to fight against the pandemic we're going to discuss that and then over in sports we're going to hand takes us to denmark where football fans there attend their soccer games in a very unique way and to keep up with all the latest news and anything you might have missed please download our premier free app portable t.v. catch there 247 will direct that. this spiral downward depending on who you believe in the media the civil unrest in america is the result of systematic racism this explains protests and writing but doesn't the commanding heights controlling the financial system media and the business world are loans to him it is the economy stupid for them graze on these farms. to me. to. go to work so straight home will. join me every thursday on me all excited i'm sure i'll be speaking to get us out of the world of politics this list i'm show business i'll see you then. boris johnson is ho