president. we re getting new information right now on the multiple fronts in this trump investigation. tonight, the u.s. justice department details systemic violations by the minneapolis police department, saying the problems of excessive force and racial discrimination led to the murder of george floyd. dozens of guilty verdicts against the gunman behind the 2018 massacre at a pittsburgh synagogue. now that a federal jury had its say, will the killer be sentenced to death? welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i m wolf blitzer. you are in the situation room. we begin this hour with a new request by the special counsel in the classified documents probe. the filing reflects prosecutpro fears donald trump might go public with information about the investigation. paula reed is joining us now. walk us through this protective order as it is called, this request. reporter: wolf, this is a request from prosecutors that we would expect in a ca
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attorney ariva martin and chief ramsay. you led two employees in philadelphia and washington, d.c. what s your reaction to these cases of deadly force against innocent people, one woman, because she was spooked? she supposedly spooked a police officer in minneapolis. obviously, my reaction is the same as most people. it s a scathing report. there s no question about that at all. we noted they have very deep-seeded problems in that department. the culture of that department needs radical change. a consent decree is going to help. but it s got to go beyond a consent decree. they need strong leadership from first line supervision up to the top. they have to take a serious look at the union contract. it s very difficult to get rid of a bad police officer. you have to do that. they have to start at the ground level trying to gain the trust of people. it s not going to happen overnight. they are going to be working with the same people that are in
first line supervision. they re well trained. police officers are well trained. but we have to enforce that training through first line supervision. it s an excellent point and you know how to reach us so make sure we continue that conversation. today is obviously about the video and about the family. absolutely. and about the prosecution but we should continue that. elliot, one of the interesting things, the police chief here, we have murky information, vague information about how this played out but what we did have on the record was that there was some reckless driving and that was the initial the police were pulling mr. nichols over because of reckless driving. listen to the chief. she has seen the video and she obviously has access to information that we have not made public and she says she cannot even see the probable cause for that. we ve looked at cameras. we ve looked at cameras and even if something occurred prior to this, we ve been unable to substantiate that at