chris bryant is a labour standards. chris bryant is a labour mp, he represents one of the poorest constituencies in the country, yet his background doesn't suggest preparation for that. he was a public schoolboy, he trained to be a vicar in the church of england and he was at university student conservative activist. chris bryant, welcome to political thinking. you've now made me seem very odd already ex—mac in the words of stephen sondheim, i've went from career to career. we are going to examine happy and sad. let's start with that speech. i sat next to you and your husband as you got that accolade. you were told it was a speech of the year. at the time you were delivering the speech, where you conscious this may be one of the speeches of your lifetime? completely not. i was completely mystified by what the government were up to. i have been predicting they would let it all pass because that's what has always happened in the past with every single report from a committee finding that a member of parliament has been

bryant: we are sort of holding our breaths until we see. we should t that over the next 10 to 14 days. it is likely but not certain that the unvaccinated will be more susceptible. that's been the case with the other variants. if omicron is less pathogenic, that would be great news but that is not a risk anyone wants to take so the more people get vaccinated, the better. ros: is it possible to plot the evolution of a virus by is variantt? does it give some clue as to where covid-19 will go next? dr. bryant: as we survey and study the virus, we may be able to see what happens next but everyone was surprised by the very large number of mutations in the omicron variant. it's not really predictable, which i think is what you are asking. it is a pity but i don't think it is predictable. ros: in the u.k., tougher measures were announced in england to combat the rising number of cases of omicron. here's the prime minister. p.m. johnson: we will introduce -- reintroduce the guidance to work from home and the legal requirement to wear a face mask and

chris bryant, thank you so much forjoining me on political thinking. thank you. chris bryant is one of those who believes, who proves, that there is a whole lot more to being a member of parliament than simply being someone who peddles a party line. exactly what i hope this broadcast helps to show week in, week out. thanks for watching. hello, again. we've got an east—west split with our weather patterns, today. certainly for eastern england, there's going to be quite a lot of cloud and some patchy outbreaks of rain. the rain tending to break up a little bit later on, so it might turn a bit brighterfor a time. rain easing across eastern scotland. any showers clearing elsewhere to give long spells of sunshine. the best of it across these western areas. quite a range of temperatures, but for the most part it's around 6—8 degrees for our highs, today. overnight tonight, it turns chilly for a time with some patches of frost developing ahead of this weather front that will then move in off the atlantic. and as this front bumps into the cold air, well, we may well

chris bryant, thank you so much forjoining me on political thinking. thank you. chris bryant is one of those who believes, who proves, that there is a whole lot more to being a member of parliament than simply being someone who peddles a party line. exactly what i hope this broadcast helps to show week in, week out. thanks for watching. hello there. another band of rain and hills no sleeping and across the country today.— no sleeping and across the country today. no sleeping and across the count toda . ., ., country today. some of the rain will be quite — country today. some of the rain will be quite heavy _ country today. some of the rain will be quite heavy for - country today. some of the rain will be quite heavy for a - country today. some of the rain will be quite heavy for a time i will be quite heavy for a time but it brightens up into the afternoon with sunshine and blustery showers. he is the weather front i'm talking of, spreading into western parts of the uk first, some snow initially over the scottish hills, and then as the rain begins to spread a

roy bryant and j.w. milam were tried and found not guilty by an all-white jury. a few months later, protected by double jeopardy, they confessed to the murder in a paid interview. both men have since died. >> and linsey davis with us here tonight. and linsey, the fbi once again closing this case. what did they say to the family? >> reporter: the fbi is offering their condolences, but at this point, there's not much more they can do. the family says they are disappointed, but not surprised by the conclusion, but adding that emmett till did not die in vain. as for carolyn, we did reach out to her tonight. family members simply saying she's glad it's over. >> linsey davis with us tonight. linsey, thank you. >>> when we come back here, kentucky derby winner medina spirit collapsing and dying on the track. >>> and the new statement tonight from chris cuomo. (naj) at fisher investments, our clients know we have their backs. (other money manager) how do your clients know that? (naj) because as a fiduciary, it's our responsibility to always put clients first. (other mone

bryant was the first witness called in a manslaughter trial of former police officer kim potter. potter is accused of shooting and killing wright after she says she mistakenly pulled her gun instead of her taser. >> he called me to tell me he's been pulled over. he asked, you know, if he was in trouble and he just sounded really nervous. but i reassured him it would be okay. >> reporter: but what bryant heard next still haunts her. >> i could hear the phone being put down and i heard them say, somebody tell somebody to hang up the phone and then that's all i heard. >> reporter: on the stand, bryant revealing what she saw on facetime. >> she said that they shot him. [crying] and she faced the phone towards the driver's seat and my son was laying there. he was unresponsive and he looked dead. >> reporter: bryant testified a neighbor then drove her to the scene about ten miles outside minneapolis. she identified her son in the middle of a street by his sneakers. >> it was the worst day of my life. >> reporter: defense attorneys argues there was a warrant for wright's arrest and he r

brandon bryant express to us his frustration over his decision to see that nothing has changed, even when it's blatantly out in front of everyone's face, how we operate and, and no one's being held accountable. like we've been talking about this for 10 years now. let me put in calls for immediate talks to stop further nato expansion towards russia's borders and a telephone conversation with british prime minister boris johnson. that's a made ongoing speculation over the situation in ukraine and accusations towards russia and the sudanese who say they've been betrayed and had their dreams destroyed. we've got a special report about a 1000 strong protests gripping the capital there since october's coup ah o. broadcasting live from moscow, russia, this is our t international. i'm your host donald quarter. welcome to the program. no us personnel will be held liable for a botched drone strike and couple in august that killed 10 civilians including 7 children after the government called it a tragic mistake. pentagon spokesperson says the decision to refrain from punishment was made after a

bryant was the first witness called in the manslaughter trial of former-police officer kim potter. potter is accused of shooting and killing wright, after she says she mistakingly pulled her gun instead of her taser. >> he called me to tell me that he has been pulled over. he asked, you know, if he was in trouble. and he just sounded really nervous. but i reassured him that it would be okay. >> reporter: but what bryant heard next still haunts her. >> i could hear the phone being put down. i heard them say somebody tell somebody to hang up the phone. and then, that's all i heard. >> reporter: on the stand, bryant revealing what she saw on facetime. >> and she said that they shot him. and she faced the phone towards the driver's seat. my son was laying there. he was unresponsive, and he -- he looked dead. >> reporter: bryant testified a neighbor then drove her to the scene about ten miles outside minneapolis. she identified her son in the middle of a street by his sneakers. >> it was the worst day of my life. >> reporter: defense attorneys arguing there was a warrant for wright's ar

katie bryant, wrigt's mother, called as the prosecution's first witness. >> i wanted to protect him, because that's what mothers do. >> reporter: bryant detailing the last phone call with her son as he was pulled over for an air freshener in the rear view mirror, which is illegal in minnesota, and an expired tag. >> he just sounded really nervous but i reassured him that it would be okay. >> reporter: the call abruptly ending. that mother later making a video call. a woman in the car with wright answering the phone. >> she said they shot him and she faced the phone towards the driver's seat. and my son was laying there and he was unresponsive and he looked dead. >> reporter: bryant rushing to the scene. >> i didn't want to believe that was my son laying there on the ground, but i could tell it was him because of his tennis shoes. >> reporter: during that traffic stop, wright struggled with officers who were attempting to apprehend him after discovering an outstanding warrant for his arrest. potter pulling out a firearm. >> taser! taser! >> reporter: realizing she had shot wright as t

chris bryant, welcome to political thinking. you've now made me seem very odd already ex—mac in the words of stephen sondheim, i've went from career to career. we are going to examine happy and sad. let's start with that speech. i sat next to you and your husband as you got that accolade. you were told it was a speech of the year. at the time you were delivering the speech, where you conscious this may be one of the speeches of your lifetime?

katie bryant, wright's mother, called as the prosecution's first witness. >> i wanted to protect him, because that's what mothers do. >> reporter: bryant detailing the last phone call with her son, as he was pulled over for an air freshener in the rear view mirror, which is illegal in minnesota, and an expired tag. >> he just sounded really nervous, but i reassured him that it would be okay. >> reporter: the call abruptly ending. that mother later making a video call. a woman in the car with wright answering the phone. >> she said they shot him and she faced the phone towards the driver's seat. and my son was laying there and he was unresponsive and he looked dead. >> reporter: bryant rushing to the scene. >> i didn't want to believe tha the ground, but i could tell it was him because of his tennis shoes. >> reporter: during that traffic stop, wright struggled with officers who were attempting to apprehend him after discovering an outstanding warrant for his arrest. potter pulling out a firearm. >> taser! taser! taser! >> reporter: realizing she had shot wright as the car drove off. >

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roy bryant and j.w. milam were tried and found not guilty by an all white jury. a few months later, protected by double jeopardy, they confessed to the murder in a paid interview. both men have since died. >> and linsey davis with us here tonight. the fbi once again closing this case. what did they say to the family? >> reporter: the fbi is offering their condolences, but at this point, there's not much more they can do. the family says they are disappointed, but not surprised by the conclusion, but adding that emmett till did not die in vain. as for caroline, we reached out to her tonight. family members simply saying she's glad it's over. >> linsey davis with us tonight. thank you. >>> when we come back here, kentucky derby winner medina spirit collapsing and dies on the track. >>> and the new statement tonight from chris cuomo. (naj) at fisher investments, our clients know we have their backs. (other money manager) how do your clients know that? (naj) because as a fiduciary, it's our responsibility to always put clients first. (other money manager) so you do i

bryant was the first witness called to trial. potter is accused of shooting and killing wright as she says she mistakingly pulled her gun instead of her taser. >> he called me to tell me he had been pulled over. he asked if he was in trouble, and he just sounded really nervous. but i reassured him that it would be okay. >> reporter: what bryant heard next still haunts her. >> i heard the phone being put down. i heard somebody say to hang up the phone. and then all i heard. >> reporter: on the stand, bryant revealing what she saw on facetime. >> and she said that they shot him. and she faced the phone towards the driver's seat. and my son was laying there. she was unresponsive, and he looked dead. >> reporter: bryant testified a neighbor then drove her to the scene about ten miles outside minneapolis. she identified her son in the middle of a street, by his sneakers. >> it was the worst day of my life. >> reporter: defense attorneys arguing there was a warrant for wright's arrest, and he resisted. >> he had to be arrested on the w

. >> reporter: katie bryant, daunte wright's mother scene on police video arriving at the scene after her son had been shot and killed by a police officer during a traffic stop last april. >> and i wanted to protect him because that's what mothers do. >> reporter: bryant the first witness at the trial of former officer kimberly potter charged with manslaughter she has pleaded not guilty potter's attorneys say she fired her gun, mistaking it for a taser. jurors seeing new police video of her reaction. >> this was an accident she's a human being. >> reporter: prosecutors insist potter, who had 25 years of experience, was reckless and flouted her training, showing the jury images of two weapons highlighting the differences. >> she drew it she aimed it she pointed it directly at daunte wright, and she did those things without bothering to confirm what was in her hand >> reporter: while prosecutors portray wright as a young father driving to a car wash stopped because of an air freshener, illegal in that state, the defense telling the jury wright had no driver's license, a outstanding arre

a traffic stop last april. >> i wanted to protect him because that's what mothers do. >> reporter: bryant the first witness at the trial of former officer kimberly potter charged with manslaughter. she's pleaded not guilty potter's attorney says she fired her gun mistaking it for a taser. jurors seeing new video of her accident >> this is an accident she is a human being. >> reporter: they say potter had 25 years of experience was reckless and throughouted her training, showing the two weapons highlighting the differences. >> she drew it, she aimed it she pointed it directly at daunte wright. she did those things without bothering to confirm what was in her hand. >> reporter: while prosecutors portray wright as a young father driving to a car wash, stopped because an air fresh inner, illegal in the state, they say it was a case involving a weapon and wright tried to flee when the officers tried to take him into custody. >> all he has to do is stop. he'd be with us. and he goes. she can't let him leave because he's going to kill her partner and so she does taser, taser, taser, she pulls th

bryant's conduct. it continues to ensure a fair review process. earlier this week, the special committee placed ron administratively. when you hope this investigation find? >> the truth. reporter: the board of directors declined to expand on the allegations, but the silicon based outlet techcrunch spoke to several employees anonymously who described her leadership style is rooted in fear, managers were berated. reviews on open door reporter: is this criticism true? >> i'm not going to say our organization is a perfect place. the efforts we have invested is what is going to make us a great place to work in the future. reporter: she says those investments include hiring consultants to work with the leadership team, launching a survey to deal with the high turnover culture and bring in a firm for review. >> i support an investigation. i feel i will be fully vindicated. not anything i've done that has been wrong. reporter: the board did not specify the timeline of the investigation. ama: let's get a check on our weather now. dan: those nice dry period

brandon bryant. you know, it's been 10 years since i blew the whistle on the u. s. drone program will be 10 years in 5 days, actually. um and to see that nothing has changed, even when it's blatantly out in front of everyone's face. how we operate and no one's being held accountable. like we've been talking about this for 10 years now. when i 1st started talking about it, people called me a liar. people tried to defame me and now that we see it for what it actually is, innocence had been killed, not just innocent and innocent aid worker who was there trying to help. i really think that the united states has lost knowledge on how to conduct warfare. and it's now a business. they're not going to punish the people that make them money. they're just going to punish the people that are so the supposed enemies in the, the ones that they test this, munitions on who should be punished or the officers. they said that there's a breakdown in communication, but that is mostly a lie. i am must have been that there was, there must been someone miscommunicating something but th

brandon bryant, you know, it's been 10 years since i blew the whistle on the u. s. strong program will be 10 years in 5 days actually. and to see that nothing has changed, even when it's blatantly out in front of everyone's face. how we operate and, and no one's being held accountable like we've been talking about this for 10 years now. when i 1st started talking about it, people called me a liar. people tried to defame me and now that we see it for what it actually is, innocence had been killed, not just innocent and innocent aid worker who was there trying to help. i really think that the united states has lost knowledge on how to conduct warfare. and it's now a business. they're not going to punish the people that make them money. they're just going to punish the people that are so the supposed enemies in the ones that they test this, munitions on who should be punished are the officers. they said that there's a breakdown in communication, but that is mostly a lie. i am must have been that there was, there must been someone miscommunicating something but they

brandon bryant again says he reflects on the work of a military drone operator. there is no way that anyone who has ever done this job and sits there watching these people live their daily lives out. cannot look at them and say, these are not people there. people because you go out home when you go out into your own community and you see the same, keep same types of people doing the same thing. they're going to coffee shops, there, go into bookstores, they're hanging out with their friends and family. there is no disconnect for a drone operator. there's so much connection. like if, if a drone operator were to go over there and to meet the people that they interact with. visually, they would probably have a emotional break down and cry because they would see these people are suffering and no different than themselves. and that we're perpetuating that suffering because of our actions. we're doing it. one of our put in has handled a telephone conversation with british prime minister boris johnson with the situation in ukraine. a main highlight. the president also ur

s. military drone operator brendan bryant. you know, it's been 10 years since i blew the whistle on the u. s. drone program will be 10 years in 5 days, actually. um and to see that nothing has changed, even when it's blatantly out in front of everyone's face. how we operate and no one's being held accountable. like we've been talking about this for 10 years now. when i 1st started talking about it, people called me a liar. people tried to defame me and now that we see it for what it actually is, innocence had been killed, not just innocent and innocent aid worker who was there trying to help. i really think that the united states has lost knowledge on how to conduct warfare. and it's now a business. they're not going to punish the people that make them money. they're just going to punish the people that are so the supposed enemies in the ones that they test this, munitions on who should be punished or the officers. they said that there's a breakdown in communication, but that is mostly a lie. i am must have been that there was

katie bryant, the last person who took the stabbed in this case was kim potter, testifying in her own defense and going back to the first day of testimony following the opening statement from the prosecution and the defense we heard katie bryant talk about the call she received from her son daunte. she mentioned that he sounded scared. he wanted to know if he was in any type of trouble, and when she was on the stand she testified that she reassured her son that he would be okay, and she testified shortly after saying she heard someone telling her son to hang up the phone, and later we know what happened based on her testimony. she tried to get in touch with daunte but was unsuccessful, and the passenger in the vehicle that day owe lanea albrecht peyton answered the-fat facetime call from daunte wright's mother and informed her mother that her son had been shot and she turned katie bryant her son's body. today we will find out what this jury has decided now that we've heard a trial outcome and perhaps the suspense will end today for these families. ana? >> okay. stand by. again, for th

i want you to hear from katy bryant, daunte wright's mother, with her reaction right after the verdict was read. >> oh, my gosh. the moment that we heard guilty on the manslaughter one, emotions, every single emotion you could imagine just running through your body at that moment. i kind of let out a yelp because it was built up and the anticipation of what was to come while we were waiting the last few days. and now we've been able to process it. >> my thoughts are also with those who work in law enforcement and public safety. we hold you in high regard and we also hold you to high standards. we don't want you to be discouraged. your community respects and appreciates you. we want you to uphold the highest ideals of our society and ideals of safety. >> this of course is the second high profile conviction of a minneapolis area police officer or former police officer that we've seen. of course, back in april it was derek chauvin that was convicted in the murder of george floyd. ellison was asked about that. what kind of message does this send? he said it was clear that juries here hold

brandon bryant, you know, it's been 10 years since i blew the whistle and the u. s. drone program will be 10 years in 5 days, actually. um, and to see that nothing has changed, even when it's blatantly out in front of everyone's face. how we operate them and no one's being held accountable. like we've been talking about this for 10 years now. when i 1st started talking about it, people called me a liar. people tried to defame me and now that we see it for what it actually is, innocence had been killed, not just innocent and innocent aid worker who was there trying to help. i really think that the united states has lost knowledge on how to conduct warfare. and it's now a business. they're not going to punish the people that make them money. they're just going to punish the people that are so the suppose it enemies in the ones that they test this, munitions on who should be punished or the officers. they said that there's a breakdown in communication, but that is mostly a lie. m, m must have been that there was there, there must been someone miscommunicating somethi

daunte wright's mother, katie bryant, is on the stand. a 26-year veteran of the force, kim potter faces two felony counts, first and second degree manslaughter, charged in the death of 20-year-old daunte wright during a traffic stop in brooklyn center back in april. potter maintained she meant to use her taser but accidentally grabbed her handgun. in today's opening the prosecution told jurors potter was too experienced to make such a fatal mistake. >> we expect them not to betray their badge. and we expect them to uphold their oath. we trust them to know wrong from right and left from right. this case is about an officer who knew not to get it dead wrong. but she failed to get it right. >> potter's defense countered that it was a chaotic moment. >> she couldn't let him leave because he was going to kill her partner. she says taser, taser, taser, and pulls the trigger believing it was the taser. she realizes what happened, much to her everlasting and unending regret. she made a mistake. this was an accident. she's a human being. >> let's

s. military drone operator, brendan bryant, you know, it's been 10 years since i blew the whistle on the u. s. drone program will be 10 years in 5 days, actually. um, and to see that nothing has changed, even when it's blatantly out in front of everyone's face. how we operate and no one's being held accountable. like we've been talking about this for 10 years now. when i 1st started talking about it, people called me a liar. people tried to defame me and now that we see it for what it actually is, innocence had been killed, not just innocent and innocent aid worker who was there trying to help. i really think that the managed states has lost knowledge on how to conduct warfare. and it's now a business. they're not going to punish the people that make them money. they're just going to punish the people that are so the supposed enemies in the ones that they test this, munitions on who should be punished or the officers. they said that there's a breakdown in communication, but that is mostly a lie. i am must have been that there was there and there must been someone miscommunicating som

their father urging bryant to lay down free silver and emphasize the evils of america's new imperial adventures instead. no talk of empire in the wendell -- the willkie house. their ancestors hadn't fled militarism only to have their two h sons and end up as -- the family home was unusual. some neighbors called it the will these. the freewheeling dispensation is on politics free trade socialism and the evils of empire. he literally woke up this brood with quotes from shakespeare and famous dates that they were expected to identify or complete. in the fall of 1910 indiana university student newspaper misspelled its headline and another willkie arrives. they drop the al from the double l read his contemporaries would recall the ubiquitous extrovert whose scholarly curiosity seemed insatiable. a one-man campaignn for radical addition to the social science curriculum distinguished in wendell's junior year and adding or finding 10 students to enroll in the bigger cities first class on socialism would mark his dos kapital and marcus socialism on the syllabus. he would suggest i wonder if t

brandon bryant, you know, it's been 10 years since i blew the whistle and the u. s. drone program will be 10 years in 5 days, actually. um, and to see that nothing has changed, even when it's blatantly out in front of everyone's face. how we operate and no one's being held accountable. like we've been talking about this for 10 years now. when i 1st started talking about it, people called me a liar. people tried to defame me and now that we see it for what it actually is, innocence had been killed, not just innocent and innocent aid worker who was there trying to help. i really think that the united states has lost knowledge on how to conduct warfare. and it's now a business. they're not going to punish the people that make them money. they're just going to punish the people that are so the supposed enemies in the ones that they test this, munitions on who should be punished are the officers. they said that there's a breakdown in communication, but that is mostly a lie. i am must have been that there was there, there must been some when miscommunicating something b

brandon bryant shared with us his experience of operating battled ruins. there is no way that anyone who has ever done this job and sit there watching these people live their daily lives. i cannot look at them and say, these are not people there. people because you go home and you go out into your own community and you see the same, keep the same types of people doing the same thing. they're going to coffee shops there, go into bookstores, they're hanging out with their friends and family. there is no disconnect for a drone operator. there's so much connection. like if, if a drone operator were to go over there and to meet the people that they interact with. visually, they would probably have a emotional breakdown and cry because they would see that these people are suffering and no different than themselves. and that we're perpetuating that suffering because of our actions. we're doing it without tast ella heads on this edition of the weekly, the oma kron cove. it's strange now in nearly 90 countries causing alarm, and yet more lockdown. we discussed the

miss bryant, thank you for taking the time tonight to speak with us. today as i was watching you you seemed understandably overwhelmed speaking after the verdict. were you surprised by it? >> i would say i was getting a little worried come day 3 and day 4 of how it was going to turn out. but i'm grateful that accountability was found in both first and second-degree manslaughter charges. >> when the jury came back a couple days ago and asked what would happen and asked the judge what would happen if they can't reach consensus, what was going through your mind then? how worried were you? >> at that moment it -- i was really worried. i wasn't sure if, you know, you have your few jurors that were hung up on a not guilty verdict at all. i was praying that second-degree manslaughter was already charged and they were -- it was already found a guilty verdict on and they were working on the first degree. there was so many thoughts and so many feelings that were running through my mind. it was -- that day was a really rough day. >> how does it -- how do you feel

she can't let him leave because he's going to kill her partner. >> wright's mother, katy bryant, was on the phone with her son when the incident played out. >> shot him. why? >> reporter: video was shown of her at the scene. she was emotional as she relived that day. >> i wanted to go comfort my baby. i wanted to hold him. and i wanted to protect him because that's what mothers do. you protect your children. you make sure that they're safe. >> reporter: this trial is in the same courtroom where former-minneapolis police officer, derek chauvin, was found guilty of murdering george floyd. unlike chauvin, potter is expected to testify on her own behalf. norah. >> david schumann, thank you. >>> instagram's ceo was on capitol hill today fending off questions from angry senators who say the social media giant isn't doing enough to protect kids. as cbs's chris van cleave reports, lawmakers are demanding change. >> now, i recognize that many in this room have deep reservations about our company. >> reporter: in the senate hot seat instagram head adam mosseri pushed back on claims the app can

the founder and ceo, kimberly bryant is trying to crack this code. >> i am unclear about why this action was taken. reporter: she sat down for an exclusive interview responding to allegations of misconduct that has or suspended from the nonprofit that she founded 10 years ago. you think an investigation into the allegations that have surfaced is warranted? >> if there are issues that have been surfaced from anyone on the organizational team, we owe it to our community and the girls that we serve to fully investigate those issues. reporter: in a statement abc 7 news, the special committee of the board of directors said in part, earlier this year, the board became aware of concerns raised by current and former employees about the conduct of miss bryant. to ensure a full and fair review process earlier this week, the committee placed her on administrative leave. what do you hope this investigation finds? >> the truth. reporter: the board of directors declined to expand on the allegations but the tech outlet, techcrunch, spoke to several former employees anonymously who described her leaders

when a jury returned a guilty verdict on 2 charges of manslaughter, katy bryant experienced all kinds of emotions. oh, my gosh, i'm the moment that we heard guilty on the man's letter. one emotions every single emotion that you could imagine just running through your body at that moment. i kind of let out a yelp because it was built up in the anticipation of what was the calm when while we were waiting for the last few days. police officer came potter pleaded not guilty and the fatal shooting of rice in brooklyn center, a suburb of minneapolis, minnesota. in april. in emotional testimony, she claimed she mistakenly drew her gun instead of a taser and killed a 20 year old during a routine traffic stop and slaughter in the 2nd degree. now we've been able to process it. um we want to thank the entire prosecution team. we wanna thank community support everybody who's been out there that has supported us in this long fight for accountability for our supporters of rights. families celebrated outside the hennepin county courthouse after the verdict was announced. potter $49.00 faces about 7

when a jury returned a guilty verdict on 2 charges of manslaughter, katy bryant experienced all kinds of emotions. oh, my gosh, i'm the moment that we heard guilty on the man's letter. one emotions every single emotion that you could imagine just running through your body at that moment. i kind of let out a yelp because it was built up in the anticipation of what was the calm when while we were waiting for the last few days. police officer came potter pleaded not guilty and the fatal shooting of rice in brooklyn center, a suburb of minneapolis, minnesota. in april. in emotional testimony, she claimed she mistakenly drew her gun instead of a taser on killed a 20 year old during a routine traffic stop and slaughter in the 2nd degree. now we've been able to process that, ah, we want to thank the entire prosecution team. we wanna thank community support everybody who's been out there that has supported us in this long fight for accountability for our supporters of rights. families celebrated outside the hennepin county courthouse after the verdict was announced. potter $49.00 faces about

katie bryant later made a video call. a woman, likely daunte wright's partner alayna albrecht-payton, who was in the car at the time of his killing, answered the phone. >> she said that they shot him and she based the phone toward the driver's seat and my son was laying there. he was unresponsive and he looked dead. and because it ended up handcuffing daunte wright's partner. the prosecution rested its case thursday. one of its witnesses, sam mcginnis, testified that potter failed to test her taser as rick are -- as required. elated out the difference between a glock pistol and a taser. >> the taser is yellow, and a firearm is black. the taser as a stocky body compared to the glock handgun. the grip of the taser is shorter. it is why -- whiter than the block. an income he said the use of deadly force was done appropriate. suggest a reasonable officer in her position could not have believed it was proportional to the threat at the time. he also testify for the prosecution at chauvin's trial. ben crump, your response to kim

found harrison bryant. they went to a one point lead in front of a cleveland stadium. carr had a few seconds. he hit jones to get into field goal range. carr set the table to come in and drill a walk off field goal from 48 yards as time expired. raiders won it 16-14 and kept the playoff hopes alive with a record of 7-7 and because i like it when the 300-pounder scores, how about christian wilkins for the dolphins on sunday. he has hops too and body control doing the worm. miami won the game 31-24 over the jets. 6th straight win for the dolphins. wilkins scoring at home. 310 pounds, shout out minnesota vikings. they beat the bears last night. 17-9 the vikings record is 7-7. the bears, they lost eight of nine and there are two more nfl games today. seahawks and the rams and washington football team against the philadelphia eagles. that's enough. we will see you later. >>> it is 4:57. >> oakland police reveal a new initiative aimed to address the recent rise in violent crime. >>> and later a devastating virus affecting hundreds of pets in southern california. it's a matte

estadounidense no está regresando gente a cuba porque la isla no está en condiciones de recibir la vida de kobe bryant urge al juez que le permite continuar la demanda contra el departamento del alguacil y bomberos del condado de los Ángeles está demandando a ambas agencias por millón de dólares alegando el impacto emocional que sufrió tras descubrir queel personal compartir imágenes gráficas de la escena del accidente la defensa pide al magistrado que se rechace una moción de desestimación y permite que el caso siga adelante este miércoles el juicio contra (nombre extranjero) la ex policía blanca que causó la muerte de (nombre extranjero) con un arma de fuego según ella por confundirlo con su árma (nombre extranjero) estaba suficientemente entrenada para diferenciar el armamento el rapero travis scott pidió que se desestime 11 demandas en su contra en las que los responsabilizan de la tragedia en el concierto existan el pasado 5 de noviembre cantaba ese día con hubo una avalancha humana que dejó 10 fallecidos el cantante pidió que las demandas se anulan pero además no vuelvan a pre

. >> reporter: wright's mother, katy bryant, was on the phone with her son when the incident played out. >> shot him, why? >> reporter: video was shown of her at the scene. she was emotional as she relived that day. >> i wanted to comfort my baby. i wanted to hold him. and i wanted to protect him because that's what mothers do. you protect your children. you make sure that they're safe. >> reporter: this trial in the same courtroom where former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin was found guilty of murdering george floyd. unlike chauvin, potter is expected to testify in her open behalf. david shuman, cbs news, minneapolis. >>> former trump white house chief of staff mark meadows is suing the house panel investigating the january 6th attack on the u.s. capitol. he's asking a judge to invalidate two subpoenas alleging the committee is overreaching for his cell phone records. lawmakers plan to move forward, though, with contempt charges against meadows who did not show up for a scheduled deposition yesterday. >>> a father and son are now in jail for allegedly starting the 15th larges

when we heard from katie bryant just moments ago, you could see the relief. after days of waiting, finally an outcome. i can't help but think what this was all over, a car freshener in the shape of a tree. full transparency, i bought this air freshener from someone driving down the road just outside the hennepin county courthouse a few weeks ago at the start of the trial. and when katie bryant testified, she said she told her son when he called and told his mom that he had been pulled over, she told him to remove that car freshener from the rearview mirror. you guys don't know. here in the state of minnesota, it is illegal to have anything obstruct your view, and kimberly potter said she never would have pulled him over for that violation. >> thank you for your opinions after this verdict was handed down. >>> also we're following very closely the covid surge. omicron is spreading as new york city's celebration on the new year is being scaled back. we'll tell you how. >>> and the mayor is wondering what they can and can't do to stay safe. we're answering some

nick mullins buying time and finding bryant wide open. browns up. derek carr threw a costly pic. jones. daniel carson, they tried to ice him. he boots it again down the middle for 48 yards. drive home safely. raiders escape with a win and stay alive in the wildcard chase. vikings in chicago. the bears have 14 players on the covid list. cousins threw for only 87 yards for the whole game. 7-0, minnesota. the vikings win. the nhl deciding to shut down all operations until after christmas because of an increase in covid cases. teams can report back to their facilities on the 26. brent burns placed on the covid this holiday season, we want to enjoy the gift of being together. for peace of mind, take the first step in knowing. because it might just be a cold, but you want to be confident. the binaxnow covid-19 antigen self test has the same technology used by doctors and detects multiple variants. so in just 15 minutes, you can test, know, and go. available in stores and online. ♪ ♪ the classic hollywood story. we meet the hero, the all-new nissan frontier hero faces seemingly impo

. >> and linsey joins us from bank of america winter village in bryant park. not as many people shopping in person this year? >> jose, according to the national retail federation, a third of customers say they will shop in stores at places like this that is up from last year jose >> thank you >>> when we come back, tiger's welcomed back with his son by his side also, this tiny dancer making his big dreams come true. >>> it was quite a sight in a florida golf tournament, tiger woods back on the course after the debilitating car crash earlier this year and playing along side his son. it was something so many fans feared they would never see again. we report from orlando. >> reporter: it may not be the masters or even a major look at the way they have lined up along the gallery ropes there on the left. >> but today at orlando's pnc championship, the moment was not lost on anyone. >> it's a good starting hole. >> ten months after the accident that could have killed him, tiger woods did what tiger woods does >> welcome back! >> hard to believe that tiger is back >>

forty-niners could receive one of the highest honors in football linebacker patrick willis in lineman, bryant young were named finalists for the pro football hall of fame class of 2022 willis was a 7 time. pro bowler and 5 time. first team, all pro he only played 8 seasons all with the niners. but he's still a franchise's all-time leader in solo tackles he is considered a shoe in to make the hall of fame, although he wasn't picked in his first 2 years of eligibility. young was a 4 time pro bowler. he ranks second on the forty-niners list of careers. sacked leaders young help the niners to their last super bowl titles. a rookie in 1994 and was the league's comeback player of the year. in 1999 after returning from a knee injury that's all we was a no-brainer that patrick is a hall of famer. you talk about speed, you talk about physicality. >> you talk about smart. i he's everything you want in an inside linebacker and he set the tone for the defense here for play. a 9 years that he was here. you know, he was that guy. he was the leader of this defense and and i was just always fun to watch him.

nick mullins buying time and finding bryant wide open. browns up. derek carr threw a costly pic. jones. daniel carson, they tried to ice him. he boots it again down the middle for 48 yards. drive home safely. raiders escape with a win and stay alive in the wildcard chase. vikings in chicago. the bears have 14 players on the covid list. cousins threw for only 87 yards for the whole game. 7-0, minnesota. the vikings win. the nhl deciding to shut down all operations until after christmas because of an increase in covid cases. teams can report back to their facilities on the 26. brent burns placed on the covid dan: abc 7 and our stations across the country are hosting a day of giving for disaster relief all day tomorrow. coyness to help families and communities affected by disasters. visit red cross.org/abc to make a gift. ama: we thank you so much for watching. dan: for all of us, we us, we ue >>> in southern california, a >>> in southern california, a major cleanup job at a gas station. a suv hit a pump, causing more than 1300 gallons of fuel to spill onto the ground and into surro

but vista home owner was in the face when she and a bear startled each other in the kitchen and bryant recommends electric wiring as the best way to fully protect a home only problem is the systems are now in such high demand. they're busters is booked solid through the winter. ryan is now putting homeowners on a spring waiting list to store the news. in the meantime, the bear league has a stash of electric mats. people can borrow at no cost for goal is to remind these bears that homes are not safe. >> you don't want approach and our window thinking you're going to get in and get ice cream. it's going to hurt. and there are simple things every toe, resident and visitor can do for the safety of themselves. their property and the bears. i wish every homeowner up here. >> would recognize that we're living in bear country and recognize that our bares have adapted to living around us. >> quicker than we've adapted to living with them and be more proactive about securing and protecting their houses those closure doors >> don't standard-bearers escape route is he does get a call for help educ

but vista home owner was in the face when she and a bear startled each other in the kitchen and bryant recommends electric wiring as the best way to fully protect a home only problem is the systems are now in such high demand. they're busters is booked solid through the winter. ryan is now putting homeowners on a spring waiting list to store the news. in the meantime, the bear league has a stash of electric mats. people can borrow at no cost goal as. >> to remind these bears that homes are not safe. you don't want approach and our window thinking you're going to get in and get ice cream. it's going to hurt. and there are simple things every tall resident and visitor can do for the safety of themselves. their property and the bears. i wish every homeowner up here. >> would recognize that we're living in bear country and recognize that our bares have adapted to living around us. >> quicker than we've adapted to living with them and be more proactive about securing and protecting their houses those closure doors >> don't standard-bearers escape route as he does get a call for help educate

wright's mom, katie bryant, tells abc news, the fear of police was real. >> know my son was scared. he's afraid of the police. and i just seen and heard the fear in his voice. and it should have never, ever escalated the way it did. >> reporter: wright called his mom after police pulled him over on april 11th, 2021, for an expired registration and an air freshener hanging in his rear-view mirror, which is illegal in minnesota. officers discovered he had a warrant out for his arrest, issued after wright failed to appear in court in april following charges of carrying a firearm without a permit and running away from law enforcement. police attempt to take wright into custody. a struggle ensues as the 20-year-old tries to get back into his car. >> taser, taser, taser! >> reporter: instead of grabbing her taser, officer potter grabs her gun and fires. >> oh [ bleep ]! i just shot him! >> oh, wow. >> reporter: wright's car travels for about a block before crashing into another vehicle. police say paramedics attempted life-saving measures, but wright was pronounced dead at the scene. show

he joins defensive lineman bryant young mother has been eligible over the last decade. the class will be announced the night before the super bowl. apparently might you need eight healthy players play a game in the nba. the nuggets didn't have that many, so the warriors came tonight there was positive in minutes has been postponed. up north, the toronto raptors had already reduced their capacity to 50%. they are now pausing all fan attendance at their games for the next 3 weeks in response to the covid surge. my day was ruined before lunch today. i made the mistake of turning into the dukes mailable, so i will make you as well. the winning coach gets a mayonnaise shower. >> i'd let somebody hit me 365 days with a frying pan in the face if we won, so mayonnaise is easing. >> patio like your mayonnaise? straight out of the bottle. disgusting. their play was disgusting and this one, disgustingly good. they were the underdogs. they got a two score lead on a touchdown run in the second quarter. they pulled the upset of north carolina 38-21, but everyone came to see that. 4.5

1955 when he was murdered in mississippi after witnesses said he whistled at a white woman, carolyn bryant donham the probe was reopened in 2017 after a brook claimed donham recanted her story but investigators closed it today after they couldn't prove donham had lied. >>> and a record migrant surge at the border the u.s. today reinstated under a court order a trump-era immigration policy that forced tens of thousands of asylum seekers to remain in mexico gabe gutierrez with more from tijuana. >> reporter: tonight just feet from the u.s., hundreds of migrant families are in this tent camp in tijuana as the biden administration restarts one of former president trump's controversial immigration policies [ speaking foreign language ]. >> reporter: 30-year-old savina has been here with her three young daughters for six months [ speaking foreign language ]. >> reporter: doesn't know what's next the remain in mexico policy also known as mpp requires asylum seekers to stay across the border while their cases are processed. it officially restarted today in el paso, will soon expand to these other