Tonight the county medical examiner is calling his death a homing restrained by police. The georgia family says a private autopsy found he wasn officers kneeled on his neck and body for more than eight minutes. Tonight protesters calling for justice for floyd are already out in force nationwide. Including thousands marching through the streets of baltimore tonight. Hundreds are also gathering outside of the white house, where military vehicles and troops are now surrounding the complex there. As we come on the air, 23 states as well as the mayor of d. C. Have called up the national g new york, washington,s, and los angeles, have curfews. It is all part of an effort to prevent the type of looting, vandalism, and fires that destroyed neighborhoods across the country this week. Well, tonight the president is speaking out about the crisis after blasting the natve corlr t they looked weak and that they needed to dominate the protesters, even as many of them called on him to deescalate the s
A breath. He needed a breath of air. Odonnell how will this change the investigation . Plus the emotional scene as floyds brother visits his memorial and pleads for an end to the violence. And with scenes like these across america, all of it during d spread rapidly. Tonight that the virus could spread rapidly. How can ica move fors dioment . My conversation tonight with ation tonight withunch from the historian lonnie bunch from the smithsonian. Smithsonian. This is cbs evening news with Norah Odonnell, reporting from the Nations Capital. Odonnell good evening, and thank you for joining us. Well begin tonight with breaking news. A nation on edge and bracing for another night of protests. After a weekend that saw Peaceful Demonstrations along with looting and violent clashes in cities coast to coast. Tonight the president says hes calling up thousands and thousands of heavily armed soldiers in washington, and hes calling on all of the nations governors to deploy the National Guard to do
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Tell us about it. Yes. So during the american presence in somalia around 1993, the blackhawk was shot down. Yes. You know . And the blackhawk helicopter. And there was, hes a very celebrated war reporter by the name of paul watson who took a photograph of Sergeant Cleveland who was the american serviceman who was killed and being dragged through the streets. Right, through the streets. Whose body was desecrated. And paul watson took these photographs, and they blew up all over the world. And he won the Pulitzer Prize for them. Its also arguable that because of the International Reaction to those photographs, president clinton decided to pull out of somalia. And its also arguable that the presence of alqaeda in somalia was allowed to prosper because the american presence was withdrawn. And so paul watson, in addition to being this extraordinarily celebrated photographer who has a congenitally deformed arm, hes like this mythic figure. Haunted by that encounter. Hes a very rational man,
Without filing charges . And today exclusive, a candid interview with the captain, derek jeter opens up for the First Time Since stepping away from the game he loves. I went from an old man in baseball to a young man in life. Jeters thoughts on his fans, his final game and his future today wednesday, october 1, 2014. Announcer from nbc news, this is today. With matt lauer and savannah guthrie, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. And good morning. Welcome to today on a wednesday morning. Im matt lauer along side tamron hall while savannah is on maternity leave. We have Natalie Morales and carson dally. Al is traveling. He is a road warrior. He is a real warrior by the way. He is in afghanistan in Bagram Air Base. And he is shining a light and taking on a project that is near and dear to his heart. Good morning to you. Who is your buddy . Good morning, guys. Jay leno, what are you doing here . Im going to be fighting this guy, this is manny. Im going to fight him in ten minutes. Lo