who believe daniel pantaleo should not be fired. books i want to turn to richard donoghue speaking during a news conference on tuesday as he announced the federal government would not charge officerer dann know pennzoil in them that the eric garner. >> thororoughly consider this ce i made a decision himself and that is the decision of the department. officer pantaleo was not engaged in a chokehold on mr. garner when he said he could not breathe. another officer pantaleo nor any other officer applied a chokehold to mr. garner after he first saiaid he could not brere. the video shows the officers initial actions were in accordance with established police tactics and procedures with the situation deteriorated as it progressed. at the end of the day, however, the video and the other evidence gathered in the investigation does not establish beyond a reasonable doubt that officer pantaleo acted willfully in violation of federal law. i offer my sincere condolences as well as condolences of attorney general barr and the entire department to

garner, an unarmed black man, was killed while being arrested by officer daniel pantaleo for selling loose and untaxed cigarettes his death sparked outrage across the country. and while officer pantaleo will not face criminal prosecution, he could still be dismissed from the force. here's nbc's ron allen >> he was killed on the street and this cop is still hired! >> reporter: the pain stil his selling untaxed cigarettes five years ago and his plea, heard 11 times, helping ignite arng a mo officer daniel pantaleo on desk duty since the incident, saying they cannot prove he willfully choked garner to death >> an officer's mistake, fear, misperception, or even poor judgment does not constitute willful conduct under federal criminal civil rights law. >> reporter: officer pantaleo says he relied on his police training to arrest garner and that garner's resistance and poor health caused his death in a statement pantaleo's attorney said the decision confirms the fact that officer pantaleo did not violate eric darner e garner's civil rights. garner's family, who settled a wrongful death clai

garner, an unarmed black man, was killed while being arrested by officer daniel pantaleo for selling loose and untaxed cigarettes his death sparked outrage across the country. and while officer pantaleo will not face criminal prosecution, he could still be dismissed from the force. here's nbc's ron allen >> he was killed on the street and thisop is still hired! >> reporter: the pain still raw for eric garner's family the video of his arrest for selling untaxed cigarettes five years ago and his plea, heard 11 times, helping ignite a national debate about policing and sparking a movement. >> i can't breathe >> reporter: federal prosecutor said tll not charge officer daniel pantaleo on desk duty since the incident, saying they cannot prove he willfully choked garner to death >> an officer's mistake, fear, misperception, or even poor judgment does not constitute willful conduct under federal cr >> reporter: officer pantaleo says he relied on hipolice that garner's resistance andd poor health caused his death in a statement pantaleo's storneyd the decision confirms the fact that officer p

pantaleo has been on desk duty since then. today, u.s. attorney for the eastern district of new york, richard donoghue, said h team decided they could not prove officer pantaleo willfully intended to use excessive force that led to garner's death. >> we are committed to aggressively prosecuting excessive force cases whenever there is sufficient evidence to bring them. mr. garner's death was a terrible tragedy, but having thoroughly investigated the surrounding circumstances, the department has concluded that the available evidence would not support federal civil rights charges against any officer. >> alcindor: let's dig in a little deeper on this reasoning, and the larger issue as to why the federal government rarely brings charges against an officer in the line of duty. katie benner covers the justice department for the "new york times," and joins me now. y >> tha for being here, katie. this decision to not charge the officer in the death of eri garner came down to the attorney general, billar. what more do we know about bill bar not bri

a disciplinary hearing for pantaleo wrapped up in june and a decision is expected next month. ahead of wednesday's protest, new york city mayor bill de blasio refused to commit to firing pantaleo. the mayor was questioned by darden of the radio station hot 97. >> arere you going to fire offir pantaleo? >> i w will be real with you. there is a law that determines -- first come everyone gets due process. everyone gets it. second, by state law, that is a complete -- police commissioner's decision. i have faith he is a person has worked h hard to make this a ciy that is fair. >> but you are his boss. >> i am following the law. i amam not prejudging or assssu. there will be a decision next month. amy: and on hawaii's big island, police arrested 33 people wednesday, most of them hawaiian elders, as they blocked a road to prevent construction crews from reaching the site of a massive telescope being planned atop the mauna kea volcano. >> we have a right to worship in the environment of our beliefs. respect it. amy: the site is considered sacr b by nave h hawians w w say the construct

pantaleo needs to be fired! he needs to be fired! >> reporter: the decision comes after a sharp divide within the justice department. the department civil rights division recommending profession cushion, while the u.s. attorney's office in brooklyn claims there wasn't enough evidence. in the end, attorney general william barr made the final call, deciding not to prosecute. >> the video and the other evidence gathered in the investigation does not establish beyond a reasonable doubt that officer pantaleo acted willfully in violation of federal law. >> i can't breathe. >> reporter: garner's dying words, "i can't breathe," caught on camera, as officers wrestled him to the ground after accusing him of selling cigarettes illegally. the 43-year-old father of six died shortly after pantaleo placed him in that chokehold. >> five years ago, my son said "i can't breathe" 11 times. and today we can't breathe because they have let us down. >> i can't breathe! >> reporter: his death helped inspire a movement. >> this case started the resurgence o

pantaleo needs to be fired! he needs to be fired! >> what do we want? >> justice! >> reporter: the decision comes after a sharp divide within the justice department. the department's civil rights division recommending prosecution, while the u.s. attorney's office in brooklyn claimed there wasn't enough evidence. in the end, attorney general william barr made the final call, deciding not to prosecute. >> the video and the other evidence gathered in the investigation does not establish beyond a reasonable doubt that officer pantaleo acted willfully in violation of federal law. >> i can't breathe. i can't breathe. >> reporter: garner's dying words, i can't breathe, caught on camera, as officers wrestled him to the ground after accusing him of selling cigarettes illegally. the 43-year-old father of six died shortly after pantaleo placed him in that chokehold. >> five years ago, my son said "i can't breathe" 11 times. and today we can't breathe because they have let us down. >> reporter: his death helped inspire a movement. >> this case started the resurgence of police

pantaleo has been on desk duty since then. today, u.s. attorney for the eastern district of new york, richard donoghue, said his team decided they could not prove officer pantaleo willf intended to use excessive force that led to garner's death. >>e are committed to aggressively prosecuting excessive force cases whenever there is sufficient evidence to bring them. mr. garner's death was a terrible tragedy, but having thoroughly investigated the surrounding circumstances, the department has concluded that the available evidence would not support federal civil rights charges against any officer. >> alcindor: let's dig in a little deeper on this reasoning, and the larger issue as to why the federal government rarely brings charges against an officer in the line of duty. katie benner covers the justice department for the "new yorkan times,joins me now. >> thank you for being here, katie. this decision to not charge the officer in the death of eric garner came down to the attorney general, bill bar. what more do we know about bill bar not brin

in a statement today, the attorney said the decision confirms the fact that officer pantaleo did not violate eric garner's civil rights. garner's family who settled a wrongful death claim with the city for nearly $6 million wants the officer not only prosecuted, but fired. >> this is an outrage, an insult to injury. you killed my son and you won't get away with it >> reporter: the case is not entirely over. as garner's family and officer pantaleo awaits the out come of a internal police disciplinary hearing. a decision is expected next month. lester >> all right, ron allen, thanks. >>> in chicago tonight, music star r. kelly has been ordered to remain behind bars as he now faces over a dozen federal sex assault charges. ron mott is at the courthouse, and, ron, the judge ruled kelly is a danger to the community >> reporter: he did indeed, lester good evening to you. this was a major setback legally for r. kelly as that judge said he needs to remain in jail he's a danger to the public. r. kelly could potentially be in jail all the way through not one, but two federal trials and that, o

as garner's family and officer pantaleo awaits the out come of a inter police disciplinary hearing. a decision is expected next month. lester? >> all right, ron allen, thanks. >>> intohicago ght, music star r. kelly has been ordered to remainehind bars as he now faces over a dozen federal sex assault charges. ron mott is at the courthouse, and, udron, the ruled kelly is a danger to the community. >> reporter: he did indeed, lester. good evenias to you. this a major setback legally for r. kelly as that judge said he needs to remain injail. he's a danger to the public. r. kelly could potentially be in jail all the way through not one, but two federal trials and that, of course, could take years. the 52-year-old singer appeared in court wearing an orange jump suit and was shackled at his ankles. he pleaded not guilty to 13 charges surrounding the alleged sexual abuse ofno five mi girls. his attorneys say they are considering an appeal on the bond decision left undecided is when and where r. kelly would be a rained on the new york charges which include racketeering, lester. >> all right

as garner's family and officer pantaleo awaits the out come of a iernal police disciplinary hearing. a decision is expected next month. lester? >> all right, ron allen, thanks. >>> in chicago tonight, music star r. kelly has been ordered to remain behind bars as he now faces over a dozen federal sex assault charges. ron mott is at the courthouse, and, ron, the judge ruled kelly is a danger to the community. >> reporter: hed,id ind lester. good evening to you. this was a major setback legally for r. kelly as that judge said he needs to remain in jail. he's a dangerpu to the ic. r. kelly could potentially be in jail all the way through not one, but two federal trials and that, of course, could take years. the 52-year-old singer appeared in court wearing an orange jump suit andas shackled at his ankles. he pleaded not guilty to 13 chareds surrounding the alleg sexual abuse of five minor girls. his attorneys say they are considering an appeal on the bond decision left undecided is when and where. kelly would be a rained on the new york charges which include racketeering, lester. >> all r

pantaleo needs to be fired. he needs to be fired. >> officer pantaleo could still be fired. it's now up to the police commissioner who is waiting for the results of an internal nypd trial. he has until the end of the summer to make a decision. >>> now to the death of retired supreme court justice stevens. this morning everyone from legal scholars to historians are celebrating his life, wisdom and his fierce independence. this morning, remembering a titan of american law. retired supreme court justice john paul stevens died in florida after suffering a stroke. president gerald ford appointed stevens in 1975. stevens would earn the reputation as a moderate but would eventually leave the court's liberal wing voting to limit the use of the death penalty and uphold affirmative action. he once called the right to bear arms a relic of the 18th century saying his experience during a home invasion in the 1930s influenced his thinking on the issue. his 2014 book, "six amendments: how and why we should change the constitution" stirred controversy. stevens told our george stephanopoulos

within seconds officer daniel pantaleo had wrapped his arms around garner's neck. >> i can't breathe, i can't breathe. >> reporter: garner's cries of "i can't breathe" 11 times are the last time he spoke before his death. federal prosecutors said the videotape alone was not enough to prove the officers committed a federal crime. >> the evidence here does not support charging officer daniel pantaleo or any other officer with a federal criminal civility rights violation. >> reporter: garner's mother is calling for officers to be held accountable. >> this is an outrage, insult, you killed my son, and you won't get away with it. >> reporter: there was disagreement within the department of justus as to how to proceed in this case. we're told the civil rights division wanted to bring charges, but the eastern district of new york did not. ultimately a.g. barr stepped in and sided with them. the nypd is looking into a separate investigation against officer pant lay yeo. they'll make a decision whether the officer will be fired. that will happen likely in late august. jeff pegues, cbs news, br

pantaleo needs to be fired! >> reporter: but the officer now on paid desk duty has long maintained his innocence, and he's awaiting the verdict from an dnypdartmental trial. he police union today said scapegoating a good and honorable officer who is doing his job in the manner he was taught will not heal the wounds this case has caused for our entire city. today mayor deblasio admitting waiting for the feds to decide was a mistake and moving forward we will not wait for the federal government to commence our own disciplinary proceedings. the reverend al sharpton call the half decade wait a slap in the face. >> fiveears ago eric garner was choked to. death today the federal government choked lady justice. >> reporter: and here's what happens next. theity is awaiting a decision from the nypd's departmental judge about whether officer pantaleo committed misconduct. efter that it's up to the pol commissioner whether or not the officer is fired. that decision is expected by the nd of augustn. >> in drama at 6:00 and

officer pantaleo pantaleo utilized nypd techniques. he's gratified they took the time to carefully review the actual evidence. >> if there were that many lies, i don't think it would have taken five years. i think william barr decided to close the case and i think to do it on the eve of the anniversary of this man being choked to death was like slapping the family in the face. >> thank you for joining me. >> thank you. >>> now to the news that broke at the top of the hour. nancy pelosi spoke out as the house is set to vote condemning president trump's tweets to tell four women to go back to the country from which they came. the president defended his comments by referring to horrible things said by the democratic women he targeted though he did not name them. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell whose wife is an immigrant said the temperature needs to be lowered. mcconnell was asked if he would can consider a person telling his wife to go back to the country. that's when kasie hunt asked it this way. >> would you ever use the words g

within seconds officer daniel pantaleo had wrapped his arms around garner's neck. >> i can't breathe. i can't breathe. >> reporter: garner's cries of "i can't breathe" 11 times are among the last words he spoke before his death. today federal prosecutors said the videotape alone was not enough to prove the officers had committed a federal crime. >> the evidence here does not support charging police officer daniel pantaleo or any other officer with a federal criminal civil rights violation. >> there is more trouble in the persian gulf. the iranian navy has apparently seized a foreign oil tanker. the top u.s. military commander for the middle east is on his way to the region and david martin is traveling with him. >> reporter: general frank mckenzie boarded his plane for a trip to the persian gulf just as news was breaking that iran had seized an oil tanker. the ship called the "riah" is reportedly owned by the united arab emirates and was seen being escorted by iranian naval vessels. at last report it was at anchor off an iranian island. >> i've got nothing more than just initial repor

>> reporter: pantaleo and other officers confronted garner in 2014 after responding to a call afte that he was selling cigarettes illegally. early five months later, a grand jury found no legal cause to indict pantal erkspantaleo f actions. garner's final words "i can't breathe" became a rallying cry for protesters around the "iuntry. especially garner's mother. an'ty son said he can't breathe several times. pantaley we can't breathe. >> reporter: they called him a good officer who was acting in themanner he was taught. torney fneed to be off the prce. ay reporter: the attorney for d for the decision that came one day after the statute of comtations would have run out. an investigation is ongoing and deccommissioner could decide whether to fire pantaleo by the end of next month. >> >> so there could be some disciplinary action. >> there could be, by the end of august. it's a lengthy process. alreadyady rday are wondering happened. but several more weeks of this internal investigation. investigatars later, wow. >> a long time already. ericn our next hour, eric arner's mother gwen carr wi

in that courtroom and listened to the pba lawyer trying to prove that it wasn't a choke hold, that pantaleo put my son in, i had outrage. and he was so adamant about, oh, his arm was up under his, his hand under his arm. he's not clasping his neck. everything we see. he has his hand around his neck. clenching his hands and all the police officers, the pba lawyer. >> police union around the country. >> yes, and they're zsitting there, like, it's business as usual and i'm sitting here watching and watching as they're rekilling my son over and over again, stopping the video, and when they did the autopsy report, i just couldn't stay in the room. i couldn't watch that. >> and the coroner came and said what we saw is what we saw. this is the attorneys that represent the policemen trying to act as though this was not a choke hold. >> exactly. >> when you and the family have led with the federal government over five years, you were feeling that you would get some relief from the federal government and then all of that crashed this week. >> yes. >> explain to our viewers. >> this is so true. becaus

officer pantaleo still faces an internal disciplinar trial f the nypd. a judge has not made a decision in that case. back to you. >> thank you, wendy. wendy rieger in the newsroom. >> anotherla escation in the public friction between president trump and democrats. >> for the third da in row the presidentckrefused to ba down from comments that have been widely criticized as racist, and democrats in the house are taking action. they have introduced a resolution rebuking the president for his remarks about four members of congress, congresswomeof color. susan mcginnis is tracking all of this on capitol hill for us. susan? >>eporter: well, pat and leon, members of both parties are now having their voices heard while he president is again telling these freshmen lawmakers if you don't like it here, you can leave. it was the president versus the squad day three. >> it's my opinion they hate our counter. >> reportthe president escalating his attacks on four democratic congresswomen of color, the self-described squade claiming h has a list of derogatory comments

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we should note that a state grand jury also refused to indict officer pantaleo and the nypd is in the process of conducting its own investigatio investigation, the family of eric garner is now calling for officer pantaleo to be immediately fired. >> martha: thank you very much, trace gallagher from l.a. coming up next, a breaking update on the city council story, remember this story that we brought you? they voted to do away with the pledge of allegiance at the beginning of their meeting. an update tonight next. ♪ >> into the republic for which it stands. one nation under god. usa!it usa! ♪ it never questions the tasks at hand. but this year, there's a more thrilling path to follow. (father) kids... ...change of plans! (vo) defy the laws of human nature... ...at the summer of audi sales event get exceptional offers now! ♪ mmm, exactly!ug liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. nice! but uh, what's up with your partner? oh! we just spend all day telling everyone how we customize car insurance because no two people are alike, so... limu get

the officer, danny pantaleo, still has a job as a police officer. gerry: i want to get to what the response to crowd when you were this at that trump rally. you said it was warm, they listened to you, they were willing to listen. so they're not all -- >> i mean, the bottom line is when you speak truth, some people listen. yes, there were racists there. those people who were racist were allowed and then others, but there are some that had a come to jesus moment and were like, whoa, this black lives matter guy actually sounds educated and is making some logical points. let's see what he has to say. and some of those people i've worked with like on the forum for amendment in florida, giving ex-felons the right to vote. jeffier did you come away hopeful that somehow you could come together with people? >> i did, but over the next year i was like, okay, i'm going to lead with love, but there's so much hate out here in this world, so much divisiveness out here in america, and the hateful people are the loudest ones. it starts with the white house, and it

because they have let us down the d o j decided tuesday against charging and why pd officer daniel pantaleo. still no justice he's accused of placing garner in a chokehold which pent taleo denies. >>even if we can prove that officer pen to laos hold. mister gardner. constituted an unreasonable force. we would still have to prove. beyond a reasonable doubt. that officer penta lael acted willfully in violation of law garner's death was ruled a homicide by new york's medical examiner who said the incident triggered a fatal asthma attack. >>mister garner stated i can't breathe only after he fell to the sidewalk ter officer released his grip from mister garner's neck and to lay was facing departmental charges from the n y p d if he's found to have put garner in a chokehold a move prohibited by the department he l cose his job every dime. >>in the hands of a police officer that was supposed to be protecting us not killing us. >>i'm john lawrence reporting. >>happening today chapo will be sentence in federal court the 62 year-old was convicted on 10 criminal counts earlier this year. they include

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when a highlight the pantaleo effect, the officers enforcing minor crimes of loose cigarettes, where's the backing? it's easy for us to say what officers should do but we are not the ones where there when it happens and we are the ones getting indicted because of public outcry over nonsense. it's easy to be opinionated from one side but mark and i both come from different time periods, and i'm still there and i see what's occurring in policing today. >> laura: mark, respond. >> well, i mean, that's all well and good but i can remember many times that i wasn't supported by the chief of police on down because we actually engage multiple people that were trying to assault us, rocks, bottles, gunshots. we still engaged. we called for assistance, and yes, it got ugly. but you didn't lose your ground, nugent walk away with your tail between your legs. if you're going to do that, give up the streets. the next time somebody -- >> we are now promoting videos of basically karaoke singing contest. we've gone from enforcement, we've gone from a paramilitary organization to feel good and we spend e

when i highlight the pantaleo effect, the officers enforcing minor crimes of loose cigarettes, where's the backing? it's easy for us to say what officers should do but we are not the ones who are there when it happens and we are the ones getting indicted because of public outcry over nonsense. it's easy to be opinionated from one side but mark and i both come from different time periods, and i'm still there and i see what's occurring in policing today. >> laura: mark, respond. >> well, i mean, that's all well and good but i can remember many times that i wasn't supported by the chief of police on down because we actually engage multiple people that were trying to assault us, rocks, bottles gunshots. we still engaged. we called for assistance, and yes, it got ugly. but you didn't lose your ground and you didn't walk away with your tail between your legs. if you're going to do that, give up the streets. the next time somebody -- >> we are now promoting videos of basically karaoke singing contests. we've gone from enforcement we've gone from a paramilitary organization to feel good and we

years to the day federal authorities decide not to pursue charges against and why pd officer daniel pantaleo the officer accused of killing garner garner died in 7/17/2014 and in the days after his death. the city medical examiner's office ruled it a homicide with the medical examiner testifying, the officers actions cause an asthma attack that set off a lethal chain of events the city of new york settled with garters a state for million in 2015. but federal investigators have been examining the case since 2014 after a grand jury in new york declined to indict the officer video. >>and the other evidence gathered in the investigation does not establish beyond a reasonable doubt. that officer acted willfully in violation. a federal law. >>for the family. the decision reopens old wounds to kill my side. >>and you won't get away with >>omar jimenez reporting. >>big news tonight retired us supreme court justice john paul stevens has died. justice stevens passed away this evening in florida. the 99 year-old was at holy cross hospital in fort lauderdale following a stroke on monday. stevens was nom

pantaleo needs to be fired. he needs to be fired. >> the officer who has been on desk duty since garner's death is still awaiting the results of a disciplinary hearing which could lead to his firing from the police force. >>> still ahead, an attorney says a new victim has come forward and claimed she was abused by jeffrey epstein while serving time in florida. what this means for epstein's case. >>> and later protests in puerto rico grow violent as governor rossello faces charges of scandal. those and more when we come back. stay with us. johnson & johnson is a baby company. but we're also a company that controls hiv, fights cancer, repairs shattered bones, relieves depression, restores heart rhythms, helps you back from strokes, and keeps you healthy your whole life. from the day you're born we never stop taking care of you. high protein. low sugar. tastes great! high protein. low sugar. so good! high protein. low sugar. mmmm, birthday cake! pure protein. the best combination for every fitness routine. depend®

yesterday the department of justice decided against charging and why pd officer daniel pantaleo with that death. he's accused of placing garner in a chokehold which is banned under police policy, although that's still in dispute, capitals could lose his job though if the police but department determines that it was in fact a chokehold that he used gardner's family received a $5 million settlement from the city of new york. >>news scientists are predicting even more hot weather throughout the year. our temperatures might soar. and big tech companies are under fire from lawmakers about censorship. concerns that not enough is being done to keep offensive content off of social media. and the giants are on a roll. make that for winds in or out. and we're continuing a nice trend of weather today, temperatures will be very seasonable into the afternoon this morning. we're in the 50's and 60's something else we've gotten used to. >>i've got more your forecast account. >>i'm tracking a number of problems around the bay area we have a crash coming off the bay bridge. that's jamming up your com

. >> officer pantaleos' legal problem is not over. there's a disciplinary hearing, and a short time ago the new york city police to parents of that process is continuing and will not be affected by the decision made by the justice department today. also weighing in on this is democratic candidate for president and mayor of new york city, bill de blasio, who occupies the building behind me. new york city hall. he sent out a statement that said, in part, "years ago we put our faith in the federal government to act. we won't make that mistake again. harris, at this hour, more and more demonstrators continue to arrive. back to you. >> harris: david lee, thank you very much. we are awaiting remarks now from president trump from his cabinet meeting. he did in fact address the uproar over controversial tweets about those four progressive congresswomen. a news conference, everything has moved along now by couple days. what he said in where the battle goes from here. ♪ va home loan for veterans it lets you borrow up to 100 percent of your ho

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pantaleo needs to be fired. >> you killed my son and you won't get away with it. >> pantaleo still has his job but the decision on whether he'll keep it is coming within the coming days. >>> and take a look at this hair-raising landing in greece. >> whoa. >> so close. british airways jet buzzed right by spectators just feet away on the island of skiathos. low landings are pretty common, but that is getting way, way too close. >> thank goodness everyone is okay. >> that one gave me chills, yikes. >>> now to the 2-year-old found alive after vanishing on a camping trip spending the night lost and alone in the woods, and paula faris is here with the story. this little girl's family is beyond relieved this morning i'm sure. >> reporter: beyond relieved. what a remarkable story. good morning to you. good morning, everyone. a 2-year-old missing overnight in the remote woods of michigan when 24 hours passed, search crews feared the worst. >> outstanding. all units, copy. the child has been located. >> reporter: 2-year-old gabriella was found alive and healthy tuesday after disappearing in the