reporter: an investigation is underway tonight. the streets are tense in the wake of the shooting. we have new information on how it unfolded, including new police body camera video. we have to warn viewers this piece contains some video which some may find disturbing. on police body camera video an officer in brooklyn center minnesota warns 20-year-old dante wright not to try to escape. [ bleep ]. i shot him. reporter: after wright scrambled back into his vehicle, the officer fired into the car. then, police say, wright drove off, drove several blocks, then struck another vehicle. dante right died at the scene on sunday afternoon. the police chief said he was not aware of any weapons in wright s possession. today the chief said it appears the officer had fired her gun by mistake. it is my belief that the officer had the intention to deploy their taser, but instead shot mr. wright with a single bullet. this appears to me, from what i viewed and the officer s reaction
daunte wright by a senior police officer appears to be accidental where the officer mistakenly drawing her gun instead of her taser. the shooting comes as the trial of derek chauvin saw very emotional testimony today by george floyd s brother who described him as a big momma s boy who taught his family how to treat their mother with respect. jurors also heard a cardiologist testify that floyd died due to restraint, not from a heart attack or from drug overdose and that his death was, quote, absolutely preventible. let s start our coverage this hour with cnn s adrianne broaddus in brooklyn center, minnesota where more of the shooting of daunte wright, we re getting more information right now. what are you learning, because we want to warn our viewers that some of the footage they are about to see is very graphic. give us the latest. reporter: wolf, the footage is graphic and when some of the protesters saw it behind me they were moved to tears. we ve seen emotion crescendo t
hearing closing arguments in the derek chauvin murder trial. while the timing of deliberations and a verdict is still unknown, it is all but guaranteed americans will react in streets across this country. as we come on the air this evening, cities are getting ready, planning for the potential of unrest. especially minneapolis, where the trial is being held, where the horrific death of george floyd was caught on camera last year. authorities in new york city also preparing for the verdict. no days off for officers of the nation s largest police force until further notice. the nation has spent weeks reliving george floyd s death. have gotten daily reminders what happened to floyd is all but isolated, including in brooklyn center, minnesota, where police shot and killed 20-year-old daunte wright, and in chicago, where police shot and killed a 13-year-old. those are two of 64 police involved killings that happened since testimony began in the derek chauvin trial. the new york ti
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japan s first masters champion. steve: 6:00 in the east a fox news alert. overnight a minnesota city rocked by violent protest and looting after a police-involved shooting. ainsley: the national guard is now there on the ground with a curfew in effect. brian: here we go again. jackie ibañez joins you with more on the unrest. jackie? this minneapolis suburb looked a lot like the city did a few months ago. take a look. [explosions] police in brooklyn center using tear gas and flash bang grenades you hear there to clear crowds commanding justice for a black man shot by police when he tried to leave a traffic stop. protesters launching fireworks and throwing things like trash cans at riot officers outside the station. people were also seen looting several stores. it all started when officers tried to arrest the man after learning he had an outstanding warrant. a crowd formed at the scene with demonstrators throwing bricks at cars and here you can see jumping on police recruite