perilous rescue mission. a 5-year-old moroccan boy who fell into a 100-foot well has, in fact, died. the boy was trapped in the well for more than four days. rescue workers with mechanical diggers worked around the clock to get him out, moroccan royal police announcing the boy s passing just a short time ago and offering condolences to the family. back here at home, everybody, a city on edge. you are looking live at downtown minneapolis where people are assembled ahead of a march to protest police and the city in the wake of a fatal shooting by police of amir locke, a black man, in his own home during a no-knock warrant. the shooting all captured on body cam footage has pushed the mayor to put a moratorium on those so-called no-knock warrants. nbc s priscilla thompson has more on this. body search. police. search warrant. reporter: outrage in minneapolis again after a black man was killed by police after they entered the apartment he
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