taylor was shot to death during a police raid at her louisville home. also tonight, sources tell cnn that president biden is set to announce new cdc guidance tomorrow on outdoor mask wearing for people who are fully vaccinated against covid-19. lots of news going on today. first, let s go to cnn s brian todd. brian, brown s family did not get the transparency they certainly had hoped for. what s the latest? what s happening there tonight? reporter: wolf, some protesters gathering behind us. they just started chanting at some officers watching them from the roof. tensions here are escalating a little bit tonight because the brown family and its represents feel like they ve been railroaded by this process. they feel that the county attorney who oversaw them viewing this footage didn t allow them to see enough of it, only allowed them to see 20 seconds of police body cam footage and, quote, disrespected them throughout this process. they are demanding answers they are still no
may have happened. ems has got one male 14, gunshot to the back. a gunshot to the back. that s part of what is driving people to demand answers they re not getting and natasha chen is in elizabeth city right now. you are there today when the mayor gave an update and now the family of andrew brown jr. is speaking out. what are they saying? reporter: jim , this press conference just wrapped up. most notably the president of the local chapter of the naacp is calling for the resignation of the sheriff tommy wooten and wooten had told the media yesterday that as far as releasing body camera footage he s reminding folks that in north carolina it requires a court order to do so and trying to protect the integrity of the investigation. but of course, as you mentioned, the family and public are really asking for the footage to be released in an effort of transparency because here folks besides the 911 audio played don t have any details of what happened and earlier officials tol
future policing. and calls to defund the police. here is what the city council s vice president told ali velshi earlier. we transferred $1 million to violence prevention to develop a mental health response, crime prevention so we re not always sending officers with guns out to situations that don t necessarily require that. let s go to nbc s shaquille brewster outside that courthouse. shaq, what do you know? reporter: in terms of the pledge and promise to dismantle and defund the minneapolis police department, the status of that depends on who you ask. it started with a promise and a park. to end policing as we know it. city council two weeks after the police killing of gorge floyd. majority of city council members on stage supporting that idea. headline grabbing commitment. defund the police sxwlr still unfulfilled today. what s happened since that day? we ve allocated it toward other programming. reporter: there has been progress. the police chief an
when he passed awaypeithis wido helped get his autobiography completed about his last days and parting message. and taking a stand. baseball fans shut out of their stadiums are doing anything to catch a glimpse of their beloved teams. how a handful with pulling it off, and why this is history repeating itself. first we begin with a look at today s eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. it will be a woman. is that okay? [ cheers ] does anybody have any objections to that? confirming president trump has made up his mind on his next supreme court nominee. he plans to choose amy coney barrett. she s 48 years old. so if she is confirmed, she could be on the u.s. supreme court for 30, maybe even 40year rro pandemic, florida is back in business. governor ron desantis lifting restrictions against bars and restaurants. we re going to be able to host the super bowl in february. reporter: breonna taylor s family remains outraged by the decision not to charge three officers
reporter: more than half a million people in texas and louisiana are being ordered to evacate. space is limited, and evacuations are more complicated with covid-19. remember, just because a hurricane is coming to texas, does not mean that covid-19 either has or is going to leave texas. o donnell: experts predict hurricane laura s winds could mimic what we saw with hurricanes ike and rita. right now, officials are warning people that this area will take a direct hit and they should be bracing for the worst. norah. o donnell: mireya villarreal, thank you. now let s get the latest storm track from cbs lonnie quinn. lonnie. reporter: norah, the latest from the national hurricane center has us with an going.le-per-hour category 1 hurricane. it s right now about 100 miles or so from galveston, texas, but take a look at where this is going. it s a category 1 with nothing but open water in front of it. norah, that water is so warm, it s going to get stronger with each pass