walker was hit roughly 46 times >> it is critical to remember that mr. walker had fired on the police and that he shot first >> reporter: the officers have not been publicly identified. the release of their body cam footage last summer sparked large protests here. a special grand jury reviewed evidence for more than a week, according to the attorney general seven of the nine special grand jurors would have needed to find sufficient evidence to issue an indictment >> by all accounts this was a good man, a good person with no prior criminal record. so he was not acting himself. >> reporter: tonight the city of akron calling for peace. >> we will protect our citizens' right to assemble, demonstrate and petition this government, but to do so peacefully. >> so jesse, how is the community there reacting >> reporter: yeah, tonight some buildings in akron boarded up. you can see downtown is largely quiet and peaceful but already for tomorrow the city's public schools will be closed lester >> all right jesse, thank you >>> breaking news from kansas city, missouri

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walker was black. seven of the officers are white. ohio attorney general dave yost today noting the sheer number of shots is one of the things that made it hard to watch but said evidence showed walker shot first. the officers, he says, were legally justified. though walker was unarmed at the moment police opened fire. the shooting set off protests and unrest in the streets last june. looking toward tonight, akron's mayor saying he has faith in his community. correspondent jesse kirsch has late details. >> reporter: tonight ohio's attorney general announcing the eight akron police officers who shot jayland walker more than 40 times will face no state criminal charges for killing the 25-year-old black man. >> the grand jury concluded that the officers were legally justified in their use of force. >> reporter: walker's family outraged by the decision. >> i wish you could have been in the home about 4:30 p.m. when i broke the news to the family. i wish you could have heard and felt and seen the screams. >> reporter: authorities say last

killing 25 year old jalen walker in a blaze of bullets. still breathing is not coming or what is he still breathing? i can't tell. autopsy showed walker sustained 46 gunshot wounds in under seven seconds, according to ohio's assistant attorney general that includes entry and exit wounds. the medical examiner had found 15 wounds on walker's torso, where he had internal injuries to his heart, lungs, liver and spleen. another 17 wounds to his pelvis and upper legs, another to his face, which resulted in a broken jaw walker, who did not have a criminal record, died at the scene. body cam video includes what one officer described as a gunshot coming from walker's vehicle. that vehicle just had a shot come out of its door half a mile from the location of the traffic stop. you hear the gunshot that changes the whole nature of the traffic stop. it went from being a routine traffic stop. now a public safety issue. police also provided still photos from traffic cameras as what they said was evidence of a shot fired from walker's car prior to the foo

walker, who did not have a criminal record, died at the scene.ody cam video includes what one officer described as a gunshot coming from walker's vehicle. that vehicle just had a shot come out of its door half a mile from the location of the traffic stop. you hear the gunshot that changes the whole nature of the traffic stop. it went from being a routine traffic stop. to now a public safety issue. police also provided still photos from traffic cameras as what they said was evidence of a shot fired from walker's car prior to the foot chase and fatal shooting. the shell casing from that shot was recovered on an entrance ramp, officials say, and ballistics matched it to the weapon in walker's vehicle. still the family's attorney said walker's car didn't have any bullet holes. we had no such threats. to these officers, not one time you can't find one frame of film where my clients gun is pointed at any officer ever, according to the police chief officer said walker was wearing a ski mask and reached for his waistband just before they shot him. a gun

walker -- believing mr. walker was firing again at them. although the officers did not know it at the time, mr. walker had left his recently purchased gun in his car. >> eight officers fire, hitting walker dozens of times. the akron police department will start an internal review of the shooting. and those eight officers will remain on administrative duty until it's complete. david? >> alex, thank you. >> now to the sudden 11th hour delay in the $1.9 billion defamation case against fox news. trial was set to begin today. abc senior investigative reporter aaron katersky on what it could mean tonight. >> tonight on the even of dominion's $1.6 billion defamation lawsuit reports fox news is trying to avoid a trial. the judge delaying the start until tomorrow, giving no reason, saying only this is not unusual. but "the wall street journal" owned by rupert murdoch reports fox news is pushing for a settlement. dominion claims allegations they knew about rigging the election against president trump were false but aired them so they wouldn't loose v

walker reached for hir h waist band in what officers called a cross draw action >> reporter: walker was hit roughly 46 times >> it was critical to remember that mr. walker had fired on the police and that he shot first. >> reporter: the officers have not been publicly identified the release of their body cam footage last summer sparked large protests here. a special grand jury reviewed evidence for more than a week according to the attorney general. seven of the nine jurors would have needed to find sufficient evidence to issue an indictment. >> by all accounts, this was a good man, a good person. with no prior criminal record. so he was not acting himself >> reporter: the city of akron calling for peace. >> we will protect our citizens' right to assemble, demonstrate and petition this government but to do so peacefully. >> our thanks to jesse for that report >>> after days of protests, charges have been filed in the shooting of a kansas city teenager andrew lester is accused of shooting a 16-year-old who rang his doorbell by mistake. attorneys for ralph yarl say the teen was asked to p

at walker. his corpse had 46 gunshot wounds. that's according to state officials. protests erupted in akron after officers bodycam footage was released. we're gonna start our coverage with cnn's polo sandoval has been following this case for months, and paula, what do we know about the grand jury's decision to not bring charges against any of the eight officers? jacob likely deciding factor was what ohio state investigators were able to determine. that is that the 25 year old jalen walker reportedly shot at least one time at officers doing the vehicle pursuit portion of that night back in june of last year, and because of that, when the 25 year old man bailed out of his vehicle and then initiated that foot chase, according to the attorney, general officers believed that he was still armed. and that is why authorities established that when he reached toward his waistband. okay? they assumed that he had a weapon, and that's when they opened fire. of course , we still have to find out if that use o

walker then flees on foot in a ski mask police try to tase walker. >> mr. walker then reached for his waistband in what several officers s described as a cross draw motion. he turned toward the officers while raising his hand only then did the officers fire. >> reporter: the scene illustrated in this new video shared by authorities. according to prosecutors, police fired 94 shots in less than seven seconds, roughly 46 bullets striking walker who died >> although the officers did not know it at the time, mr. walker had left his recently purchased gun in his car >> reporter: officials say police believed walker was a threat. >> if he was a lethal threat leaving his car, he should have been shot immediately when he left his car but he wasn't. >> reporter: police say that the officers who shot at walker remain on administrative duty. their names continue to be withheld from being publicly shared because of concerns of threats against them at this point, it is unclear, ana, if any of those officers faced prior complaints for use of force ana? >> jesse kirsch, th

the mayor, police chief and walker's family calling for protesters to remain peaceful. ohio's attorney general says the grand jury concluded the officers were legally justified in the use of force as walker fired on them first from his car, then turned toward the officers when he fled on foot as if he was about to fire again. cnn's randi kaye has more and a warning. some of the video is graphic. getting onto eight south of talmadge, june 27th last year, police in akron , ohio, are in pursuit of jail and walker after they say he fled a traffic stop and fired his gun at them from his car. there are eight officers in pursuit soon turned into a foot chase moments after the foot chase began, the officers opened fire, killing 25 year old jalen walker in a blaze of bullets. still breathing is not coming or what. is he still breathing? can't tell showed walker sustained 46 gunshot wounds in under seven seconds, according to ohio's assistant attorney general that includes entry and exit wounds. the medical examiner had found 15 wounds on walker's torso, where he had internal inj

the family now of mr walker says that they still want justice for their son. they intend to file a civil lawsuit this summer. the city is bracing to see whatever comes. cnn's miguel marquez reporting there from akron, ohio . this case has been controversial since the shooting last june. cnn's randi kaye has details and warning that some of the video is graphic. getting onto eight south of talmadge, june 27th last year, police in akron, ohio, are in pursuit of jalen walker after they say he fled a traffic stop and fired his gun at them from his car. there are eight officers in pursuit soon turned into a foot chase moments after the foot chase began, the officers opened fire, killing 25 year old jalen walker in a blaze of bullets. still breathing is not coming or what. is he still breathing? i can't tell. autopsy showed walker sustained 46 gunshot wounds and under seven seconds, according to ohio's assistant attorney general that includes entry and exit wounds. the medical examiner had found 15 wounds on walker's torso, where he had internal injuries to his hear

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police try to tase walker. >> mr.alker then reached for his waistband in what several officers described as a cross draw motion. he planted his foot and turned towards the officers while raising his hand only then did the officers fire. >> it was illustrated in the new video shared by authorities. police fired 94 shots in less than seven seconds, roughly 46 bullets striking walker, who died >> although the officers did not know it at the time, mr. walker had left his recently purchased gun in his car >> officials say police believed walker was a threat. >> if he was a lethal threat leaving his car, he should have been shot immediately leaving his car, but he was not. >> the officers that shot walker remain on administrative duty, and it remains if any or all of them faced prior use of force complaints their names have not been publicly shared and officials say they are being publicly held because officials believe those officers still face threats. >>> a court overseas denied the reporter in the hearing. he is the fir

walker was firing again at them mr.r had left his recently purchased gun in his car however, there is no doubt that he did, in fact, shoot at police officers the shot was recovered on the entrance route to state route 8, and ballistics traced that back and matched it to the weapon in mr. walker's vehicle the law allows officers to use deadly force to defend themselves or others against a deadly threat. now, the summit county grand jury, people who live there in the community, spent more than a week reviewing the bci investigation. the grand jury concluded that the officers were legally justified in their use of force. the grand jury just a little while ago issued what is called a no bill, meaning that there will be no state criminal action, no charges at the state level. that does not resolve any potential civil action that might be brought for wrongful death. now, legal justification does not change the terrible -- jayland walker's death i i grieve the loss of this promising young life, although i recognize that no wor

walker at no point, as anyone actuall confirmed, mr.e to move forward. now, here's the other thing want to point out about th numbers. two officers used an on lethal force, eight officers in pursuit as far as it apprehension, and over 90 shot at this man. we know that, when you tal about the situation, there's a different thing what you can d and what you should do and police in this situation and had a litany of othe options that they chose not to explore when it came t bringing him into thei custody. and that is the problem. >> 64, i meant 46 shots, i mean, it's not as if that makes it any better there are photos, grisly photos, that have been leaked out of the police department, you'v seen them, i've seen them. they are horrific. they are too horrific for us t show on our air tonight. you can see a body that is literally riddled with bullets and yet, after police rained bullets down upon this young man's body, they handcuffe him. what sense does that make? this sounds like narrative building by the police, it obviously worked >> of c

at walker.s corpse had 46 gunshot wounds. that's according to state officials. protests erupted in akron after officers bodycam footage was released. we're gonna start our coverage with cnn's polo sandoval has been following this case for months, and paula, what do we know about the grand jury's decision to not bring charges against any of the eight officers?

leaving mr walker was firing again at them. and so we they later found his recently purchased handgun on the seat of his car. so he wasn't actually running with a weapon, but because he had fired earlier. that is what police thought, and this grand jury found that that they're just their conclusions were justified. alright athena. i want to ask you also to stay with us as we await that press conference from the walker family and their attorney for now, i want to bring in civil rights attorney areva martin, cnn legal analyst joey jackson and retired los angeles police sergeant cheryl dorsey. thank you all for joining me this evening. sergeant dorsey. i want to start with you and where athena left off their jalen walker, according to the attorney, the ohio attorney general shot. you know what we're going to go to the press conference of the clay county this afternoon, my office received a criminal referral from the kansas city, missouri police department. after a thorough review of the case file. the appropriate laws and informat

a grand jury cleared them of wrong doing in the death of jaylin walker last june, and the city of our cron. his family is calling for people that rally for justice and change. how does your castro reports? jaylin walker was 25 years old when police in akron, ohio tried to pull him over for a broken tail light. last june, ohio attorney general says walker fired a gun at police from his car, then took off on foot. police chased him, then shot him. 46 times, how does a traffic stop and like this? i can tell you the answer. because jalen was black. jalen was stopped because he was black. he was murdered because he was black. and there is no indictment today because he is black. monday's announcement that the 8 police officers involved will not face criminal charges, has been met with anger from walker supporters. there would be no peace in the state of ohio. there would be no peace in america. it's a black men are able to walk down the street, would all be a gun doll. it's a black men are able to walk, wake up and walk outside without the fear of being not my thick, thick body. we will no

walker. today that special grand jury delivered their decision, the grand jury determined that those eight officers who killed jayland walker were justified in that use of force. and there will will be no criminal charges the identities of all eight officers willcontinue to remai anonymous. they will all stay employed by the akron, ohio, police department over the summer in the immediate wake of the shooting the city erupted into protests for days to protest this killing. given that history, given the public's previous visceral reaction to this case, before the grand jury's decision was even announced today authorities began to lock down the city of akron. police barricades were set up around the courthouse. city hall had its windows boarded up schools and universities canceled in-person classes so far tonight in akron things are quiet. this was just before sundown outside the akron courthouse four protesters who were reportedly saying, no justice, no peace keeping an eye on akron tonight and

he said walker fired at least one round at officers. >> the law allows officers to use deadly force to defend themselves or others against a deadly threat. >> and for any state official to stand up there and justify what was done to jayland, shame on you. >> the attorney general said walker ignored commands to stop and show his hands and reached toward his waistband and raised his hand as officers chased him. he said police did not know walker had left his gun in the car. >>> the defamation trial between dominion voting systems and fox news is set to begin today. a delaware judge delayed yesterday's scheduled opening but did not cite a reason. dominion claims fox news knowingly spread false information that the company rigged the 2020 election. >>> two u.s. citizens are under arrest for allegedly helping set up a secret police station in new york city on behalf of the chinese government. the justice department says officers from china's ministry of public security operated illegally in an office building in the chinatown neighborhood before closing last year. the two men have been char

they say walker flees in his vehicle before firing a gun at least once walker flees on foot in a ski tried to tase walker. >> mr. walker then reached for his waistband in what several officers described as a cross draw motion, planted his foot and turned toward the officers while raising his hand only then did the officers fire. >> reporter: the scene illustrated in this new video shared by authorities. according to prosecutors, police fired 94 shots in less than 7 seconds, roughly 46 bullets striking walker, who died. >> although the officers did not know it at the time, mr. walker had left his recently purchased gun in his car >> reporter: officials say police believed walker was a threat. >> if he was a lethal threat leaving his car, he should have been shot immediately when he left his car but he wasn't. >> reporter: officers remain on administrative duty. officials will not publically name that group saying they believe the officers continue to face threats we reached out to police asking if those officers had any prior use of force complaints against them, but we have not heard

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walker. >> here. >> commissioner benedicto. >> here. >> yanez. >> present. >> byrne. >> here. >> yee? commissioner yee is on route, oberstone also enroute. you have a quorum also with us is chief scott from the san francisco police department. >> thank you, hello everyone, welcome to our april 5th, 2023 meeting. it is already april, i cannot believe it. fellow commissioners and people watching the commission, we have a new agenda item that we will be start froming this point forward. it's called the weekly officer recognition certificate and based on the feedback from the command staff and the great ideas that were generated. we would like to have this agenda item on a weekly basis. every week so that we can highlight the great work that our officers are doing. not only the commission but the community of the great work and sacrifice that's are made while doing this job. so, this is what we will be kicking our meetings on with from this day forward. i'm going to give you the background and in

berlin. germany appeals to china to put more pressure on russia. german foreign minister alina bab walker acknowledges china as an important part and calls on beijing to use its influence on moscow and help and the war in you. also coming up federal agents in the us arrest the suspect alleged to be of the center of a massive intelligence. a 21 year old member of the air national guard is in custody to be charged under the espionage. he is believed to have shap classified documents reportedly to impress friends in a chat group. plus for decades, finland task carefully positioned itself between moscow and the west. now it's part of nato's front line with russia. fins living near that border are suddenly facing a much more threatening neighbor. ah, i'm good. how about his welcome to the program? germany's foreign minister angelina burbock has arrived in beijing and is held high level talks with her counterpart, chin gun, the to discuss beijing. tensions with taiwan, the war in ukraine and human rights issues in china. bear book is scheduled to meet with other chinese officials on her 3 day t

tell us how we got here, and tell us who jalen walker was, and what we can expect to see in the grand jury proceedings today. >> yes, so allison, back in june of 2022, walker is a 25-year-old man involved in an attempted traffic stop, and there was a car chase that turned into a foot pursuit while the driving portion of this was unfolding, the police say that a gunshot was fired, and then you have a shooting incident where according to the officials, the medical examiner is finding that jalen walker was shot 46 times, and eight different police officers involved in the incident in akron, ohio, and after the fact, the authoriies say that they found a weapon, a gun in walker's car. so that is the incident that led to protests and unrest in this community, and the aftermath of walker's death, and now fast forward, more than nine months later, investigation ongoing, independent from the local police department, and now the community is bracing for potentially more rest while you have a grand jury impaneled to review the case, and this what we heard from one community member about the impe

commissioner walker? >> yes. >> commissioner benedicto. >> yes. >> commissioner byrne. >> yes. >> commissioner yee. >> yes. >> vice president oberstone? >> yes. >> president elias. >> yes. >> president elias, that is 7 yeses. >> line item number 4, provide an overview of incidents and events happening in san francisco. >> executive henderson and the public. i want to start by saying thank you to the commission for attending today's award ceremony and thank you for recognizing the officer of the week in the commission. that goes a long way in terms of just letting officers know that the good work that they do is being recognized and appreciated and i know as we try to dig ourselves out of morale issues, it goes a long way. thank you for that. carter oberstone, it does go a long way. >> thank you for the invite chief, we would never been able to attend without the invitation. the chief's report, i want to give a couple of updates from the last week. we designed a tab for the website, the only thing that rem

and again, jalen walker had 46 gunshot wounds. but this grand jury found these officers acted or they were legally justified in firing because at least at one point, jalen walker fired a shot toward police. that is what the attorney general said. and they believed that at that moment in time when he was running from that car, he's still had his weapon on him. they later found that recently purchased handgun in the front seat, but they this grand jury found that they acted appropriately. of course, athena , you know, gun or no gun. obviously, when you hear that a barrage of bullets. it raises so many questions and there is concern there'll be unrest in in akron and across the country tonight. i know they've closed public schools already there tomorrow. so what kind of measures are in place? that's right. well, in addition to closing all of akron's public schools, they have also shut down the municipal court city hall. i should say, and the municipal court houses and that is a place where the city council holds meetings, so they're

the family of genuine walkers. hearts have been destroyed.is body has been destroyed and our faith in this community its leadership has been destroyed, allegedly fired one shot from his car as he drove away from a traffic stop attempt and then let the officers on a car chase and later a foot pursuit, according to the ohio attorney general's office, he exited the vehicle and a ski mask. mr walker, then reached for his waistband and what several officers described as a cross draw emotion. planted his foot and turned toward the officers while raising his hand . your investigation found the officers fired a total of 94 round and 6.7 seconds. walker's autopsy revealed he was hit or grazed 46 times. at the time he was shot. walker was unarmed. according to police. his gun was found in his car. later walkers fiance had died in a car accident just one month prior. the attorney general's office says there is no direct evidence. this was a suicide by cop. he was going through a very tough time. and he was hurting. and that night that he encountered the

police say the reason they sho and killed jayland walker, i because he reached for his waistband, as if you are about to shoot them, that would've been impossible after they killed him they say the gun police say he used to fire that single sho from his car, that gun was still in his car, which mean he was unarmed when they fired nearly 100 bullets at him, and put 46 bullets into his body again, and then handcuffed him when he lay down on the ground having been shot 46 times. after jayland walker was sho and killed in akron ohio a special grand jury was the empaneled, to determine whethe charges should be brough against the eight police officers, who shot of mr walker today, that special grand jury delivered their decision -- there are no criminal charges. that it is about all eight o the officers will continue t remain anonymous, he'll al stay employed by the aquin police department. over the summer in the immediate wake of the shooting the city of akron erupted into large, ongoing protests fo days, to protest this killing. given the history, given the public's previous visceral rea

and then wisconsin governor, scott walker. what does one learn from those examples?lip: they are different in those are the two exceptions to prove the rule. inn's case, t air traffic controllers, he tried t make a deal with them and ty just would not make a deal or agree to any reasonable -- reagan finally said go on start, that is -- go on strike, that is unlawful so you are fired. so reagan one. the case of scott walker in wisconsin, he wanted to take back control of the operating machinery of government. unions opposed him. he had the votes. what they did over the course of four years, is phenomenal. they had 100,000y occupied the capital in madison, wisconsin. the democratic legislators left the state. he won anyway. then they organized, this all costing millions of dollars, they organized a recall election but national resources, walker fought that and won. then they had a democratic d.a. indicts walker for a crime for allegedly misusing the funds to oppose the recall election. which was bogus and ultimately the supreme court threw it out -- wisconsin supreme c

. >>> the eight police officers involved in the shooting death of jayland walker last june will not bethey were legally justified in their use of force police said walker fired one shot in this direction from his car during a car chase he was then chased by foot when police fired more than 90 shots striking walker roughly 46 times. jesse kirsch joins me now. what's the reaction >> reporter: i want to give you a state of play. you can see downtown akron quiet and peaceful we do have buildings that have been boarded scenes like this. there are other parts that look like any main street across the country. police there were six arrests overnight. as best we can tell, demonstrations so far have been largely if not entirely peaceful there have been demonstrations there have been protests people continuing to speak out, feeling that justice has not been served. at this point, according to the state attorney general here in ohio, because the grand jury -- the special grand jury declined to issue any indictments, there will be no state level criminal charges against any of the eight officers w

the bigger factor here is going to be the claim that walker fired a shot during the course of the chasen't see it in the dash camera footage from the police chase. when the police department presented this case they used an overhead camera to say, look, there you see a muzzle flash that means he took a shot. the truth is, it should go from the point of view from the officers who were firing at him when they killed him it's a weak case under those circumstances. >> let me ask you finally about the timing of this, if it takes about a week, if that's how long the jury selection and presentation lasts, is that about typical? does it tell us anything about the complexity of this case? >> it's not at all typical it doesn't tell us anything about the complexity of the case it does reference a subtle version of police reform here is why i say that grand juries are typically empanelled for a period of weeks, not month during that time they hear dozens, often hundreds of cases. hear you have a grand jury empanelled for one week -- well, maybe more than a week but it shouldn't take longer than tha

walker's death happened nearly ten months ago.r chase, the jurors found that justified the officers' use of deadly force but the number of shots fired has infuriated people in the akron community. in less than seven seconds, 6.7 to be exact, officer there is fired off 94 shots, 46 of them struck jayland walker. we want to bring in ron allen in akron for us right now. ron, walker wuk's family want the justice department to investigate here. is there any indication that that could happen? >> reporter: we don't know. we have not heard anything from the doj just yet. but the family and others here want someone from the outside to come because they don't trust the police department to do an internal investigation and this is a pattern we've seen in these kind of situations across the country but so far nothing from the doj. they're obviously watching the situation. they could come in and perhaps file criminal charges which would be one thing which would be if they saw a violation of mr. walker's civil rights or they could do what's cal

officers fired hitting walker 46 times. walker had no gun on him, although one was found in his car. the grand jury concluded yesterday the officers were justified in their use of force. the attorney for walker's family says they will file a civil suit. or at the fbi, arresting two minutes as our chinese agents who operated an undeclared police station for beijing in new york city, the men are u. s citizens who federal prosecutors say worked with dozens of others to silence and harassed chinese dissidents within the us two men appeared in court monday and were released on bond. neither entered a plea. cnn's steven jiang is live in beijing and some of the details surrounding the story. just amazing. what is china, saying about all of this? christine unsurprisingly, just a short while ago, a chinese foreign ministry official condemn these indictments and some of what he said. we have heard before, as saying this is part of an anti china smear campaign, denying the existence of these police stations, insisting they were servic

in 2005, charles walker , good to 2005, charles walker, good to see you.s the mp facts of people , mps standing down. people, mps standing down. sometimes after one term. i mean, i think you need a turnover in members of parliament. i think that being there for 30 years is good for a few, but i'm not sure it's good for the many. that's the nature of politics. i am sad, though, when i see people call it a day after five years. i think that is sad. i think. i mean , i is sad. i think. i mean, i certainly know after five years i was still loving it . certainly know after five years i was still loving it. but i'd be for the of my life, be here for the rest of my life, carry me out in a box. but i wasn't in a marginal seat and i think the experiences of a member of parliament in a safe seatis member of parliament in a safe seat is entirely different to the experience of a member of parliament in a marginal seat . parliament in a marginal seat. so you say that you're sad about mps who stand down after one term, but you did this big report into why mps stand down

police say walker fired a shot from his car officers continue chasing walker eventually got out and ran away . he was cornered in a parking lot where officers shot him. at least 40 times. he was unarmed at the time, and walker, who had no criminal record was deemed a deadly threat by police who say they found a handgun on the driver's seat. we're learning to screen jury will consider police body camera footage and possibly hear testimony from witnesses. from that night. this case prompted protests in akron and in anticipation of the grand jury's decisions. akron is bracing for more security beefed up around the courthouse, the city even setting up an updates website and designating a demonstration zone. as for those officers involved, they are back on the force, though they were reassigned to administrative duties. geo alright, alex. i know you'll keep following this one for us. thank you. now to the massive profits, some food companies are reporting. thanks to inflation. yeah, that's the same inflation that's forcing millions of americans to tighten their belts. abc is alexis christoph

oh, the shooting of jaylin walker, a 25 year old black man walker was shot $46.00 times, including 5 times in the back after car chase in june. his death spot widespread protest. but he say he'd fail to stop after they tried to pull his car over for a traffic violation. the grand jury panel found walker had shot at officers 1st before exiting the car, unarmed italian police are found 2 tons of cocaine floating at sea off the coast of sicily. the authorities say the drugs were stored in some 70 waterproof packages held together by fishermen's nets, and equipped with a luminous signalling device. the true is one of the largest confiscated in the country. at least estimate that it's worth about 400000000 euros. ah. watching out there, these are the top stories, the u. n says at least a 185 people have been killed in 3 days of fighting between rival forces in sudan ah, around 1800. others have been injured. the u. n. n borgia sedans as the body will continue efforts for further humanitarian pauses in the fighting. but he added that the warring parties are not giving the impression. they

>> here. >> commissioner walker? >> here. >> commissioner elias you have a client and we have dennis from the san francisco police department and executive director paul henderson from the department of police accountability. >> thank you. they don't like you, that's why. all right. now, vice-president carter-oberstone equipment is working. why don't you call the first matter. >> line item one. the public is now welcome to address the commission regarding items that do not appear on tonight's agenda but that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission. speakers shall address their remarks to the commission as a whole and not to individual commissioners or department or dpa personnel. under police commission rules of order, during public comment, neither police or dpa personnel, nor commissioners are required to respond to questions presented by the public but, may provide a brief response. individual commissioners and police and dpa personnel should refrain, however, from entering into any debates or

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