tearful testimony. >> my older brother george floyd. >> george floyd's brother takes the stand as a cardiologist says floyd would be alive if not for the knee on his neck. and, in virginia another case, an officer fired after video surfaces of police pepper spraying an army medic. breaking news, a shooting at a school? in tennessee, we'll have the latest. the new warning, the c.d.c. director tells michigan to shut down, as the state's governor pleads for more vaccines, with more than one in four high school students testing positive for covid. the presesident's bibig sell, as president biden meets with republicans and democrats today, the quesestion aboutut how muchf his $2 trillion plan is actually infrastructure. plus why iran tonight is vowing revenge against israel for a blackout at the country's largest nuclear plant. prince harry returns to britain to honor his grandfather prince phillip as the funeral plans are revealed. and the tradition unlike any other, the history made at the masters. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west, and thank you for joining us. we're going to begin tonight with breaking news. the state of minnesota is on edge and bracing for another night of protests after the police shooting of a black man just a few miles from where former officer derek chauvin is on trial for killing george floyd. well, tonight the cities of minneapolis and st. paul are under states of emergency and the governor has imposed a 7:00 curfew for surrounding cities. this, after police in the minneapolis suburb of brooklyn center released body cam video showing daunte wright killed during a traffic stop sunday. the chief says the shooting was an accident, that the veteran officer who killed wright thought she was firing her taser when she opened fire with a breif struggle with the 20-year- old. tonighght, releasesed the bodydm video is doing little to calm a community and country already outraged by the murder of george floyd and frustrated by encounters between police and people of color. cbs' omar villafranca is leading us off in brooklyn center outside of minneapolis. good evening, omar. >> reporter: a big crowd of protestors are blocking the street in front of the brooklyn center police department. officers in full riot gear standing behind barricades they have support getting ready for another long night. this police body cam shows footage shows the final moments of 20-year-old daunte wright's life. officers attempted to handcuff wright when he struggles to get back in hihis car. another officer comes to help. but it was a gun not a taser that she fired. >> taser taser taser! oh, ( bleep )! i just shot him! yes! >> reporter: wright managed to speed off, traveling a few blocks before crashing into another car. authorities tried to revive him but he died at the scene. police chief tim gannon described the shooting as an accidental discharge. >> it is my belief that the officer had the intention to deploy their taser but instead shot mr. wright with a single bullet. >> reporter: the officer described as very senior has been placed on administrative leave. calls for action against that officer are growing, including from brooklyn center's mayor. >> we recognize that this couldn't have happened at a worse time. >> wright's killing sparked a night of chaos just ten miles >> wright's killing sparked a night of chaos just ten miles from where former officer derek chauvin is on trial for the murder of george floyd. protesters confronted police who responded with flash bangs and tear gas as local businesses were also looted. minneapolis mayor jacob frey declared a state of emergency and the governor set a state of emergency. the governor set a 7:00 p.m. curfew for the entire city. and president biden mentioned wright's death. >> biden: we should listen to dante's mom, who is calling for peace and calm. >> reporter: and >> reporter: the n.b.a., major league and the n.h.l. postponed their games. a 7:00 p.m. curfew is in place and we'll see what happens. >> o'donnell: thank you. just miles away from brooklyn center, the prosecution at derek chauvin's murder trial is close to wrapping up. tonight there was emotional testimony from george floyd's brother, cbs' jamie yuccas is following the trial in minneapolis. >> that's my mother. that's my oldest brother george. i miss both of them. >> reporter: heartbreaking testimony from george floyd's younger brother philonise. he talked about growing up in houston and their close relationship with their mother. >> he would always be up on our mom. he was a big momma's boy. he loved her so dearly. >> reporter: he says their mother died before george had a chance to say goodbye in person. the last time philonise saw their mother alive was at their mom's funeral in 2018. >> george sat at the casket. he would just say momma over and over again. he was in pain the entire time. >> reporter: earlier on the stand cardiologist jonathan rich echoed the testimony of previous expert witnesses. >> i believe that mr. george floyd's death was absolutely preventable. >> reporter: he said floyd's heart stopped due to low oxygen levels caused by the officer's actions. >> i can state with a high degree of medical certainty that george floyd did not die from o primary cardiac event and he did not die from a drug overdose. >> reporter: but the defense tried to keep the focus on floyd's drug use. meth was found in his system. >> what is a safe dose of methamphetamine? >> prescribed? >> illicit. >> i would never consider any illicit drug to be -- off the street not prescribed by a physician to be safe. >> that's not the george floyd his brother remembers. >> he just knew how to make people feel better. >> reporter: last night's unrest carried into the courtroom when chauvin's attorney asked to sequester the jury immediately. the judge said no and indicated the defense will start its case tomorrow. norah. >> o'donnell: jamie yuccas, thank you. breaking news from tennessee, a shooting at a high school in knoxville late this afternoon. police got a call about someone with a gun at austin east high school, shots were fired, one person was killed and an officer wounded. one other person has been detained. police say the officer is expected to recover. tonight in windsor, virginia, one police officer has been fired and another is under investigation for a traffic stop where an army lieutenant was pepper sprayed, handcuffed and held at gun point. cbs's jeff pegues has the disturbing body cam video the state's governor says left him angered. >> keep your hands outside the window! >> reporter: pulled over because he had no visible license plate, army lieutenant caron nazario was clearly worried about what could happen if he got out of the car. >> i'm afraid to get out. >> reporter: temporary tags were taped to the back windshield. something the windsor, virginia police officers apparently overlooked. >> get out of the car now! >> i'm serving this country and this is how i'm treated. >> get out! >> reporter: officer joe butierrez, who was fired on >> you're fixing to ride the lightning, son. >> reporter: the situation escalates from this. >> get out of the car. i'm trying to breathe. that's ( bleep ) up. that's ( bleep ) up. >> get out of the car now. >> reporter: nazario exits the s.u.v.. >> get on the ground! >> it is a sad commentary when an african-american male who is in uniform is still afraid to exit a car in today's day and age. >> reporter: today the sergeant major of the army praised nazario's professional response to the situation. i'm very proud of him, he wrote. nazario, who was ultimately not charged, has filed a $1 million lawsuit. >> you're not cooperating. get on the ground! >> reporter: alleging the officers were racially biased and dangerous. there is more to his lawsuit. it alleges the officers involved threatened to destroy his military career if he complained. the town of windsor said it's retraining all its offers including the one who was not fired. >> o'donnell: all caught on tape and has angered so many. jeff pegues, thank you. the fight against coronavirus. tonight the director of the c.d.c. is calling on michigan's governor to impose new restrictions as new infections there skyrocket. while more than 46% adults nationwide have at least one covid shot and 28% are fully vaccinated. health officials are worried about five states including michigan where the states are spiking. we're finding out why. mola lenghi reports from detroit. >> reporter: nowhere is the coronavirus roaring back more fiercely than michigan. tonight, an alarming number of cases in the state. nearly as many now as during the worst of the pandemic. new cases per capita are the highest in the nation here, 72% greater than the next highest state. michigan's positivity rate, nearly three times more than the national average and now more than two dozen hospitals in the state are at least 90% full. >> the situation in michigan is pretty concerning. it's as bad as it was over the holidays. the variants are definitely one of the drivers of it. >> reporter: state officials begging the biden administration for help. >> we're really encouraging them to think about surging vaccines into the state of michigan. >> reporter: but today, this from the c.d.c. director -- >> the answer is not necessarily to give vaccine. the answer to that is to go back to where we were last spring, last summer, and to shut things down. >> reporter: the governor today extending workplace restrictions, which allow people to work remotely if possible, as she urges a two-week pause on indoor dining, in-person learning for high schools and youth sports, but those are voluntary. in michigan, high school age kids are far more likely to be infected than any other age group, more than one in four test positive, including 15- year-old niamh o'connell. >> my case was pretty mild. school is very important to me. so the ability to come and play sports gives my body the time to relax. >> reporter: the variants overtaking michigan are spreading across 50 states with the u.k. variant dominating, the b117. tonight a new study confirming that variant is 35% more transmissible but researches now say it's not more severe or deadly than the original covid strain. in michigan, student athletes are now tested every week. >> it puts a burden on us. we're just, like, wow, this is life now. >> what's happening in michigan today could be what's happening in other states tomorrow. >> all michigan residents 16 and older can now get vaccinated at sites like ford field here which administers about 5,000 shots every single day. that can't come soon enough, especially for younger children. the white house saying today, once approved by the f.d.a., kids are likely be able to get their shots at their pediatrician's office, norah. >> o'donnell: big change, mola, thank you. tonight, president biden says he's willing to negotiate on the size of his infrastructure and how to pay for it, this as he met with republican and democrat lawmakers in the oval office. deep disagreements about the contents and the definition of infrastructure. weijia jiang is at the white house, good evening. >> reporter: president biden met with the lawmakers but only a small fraction of the $2.3 trillion plan addresses traditional infrastructure like roads and bridges. they have criticized several items including $400 billion in medicaid spending and $200 billion for the electric car industry. even though mr. biden says he's clear to negotiate, it's unclear how far he's willing to go. >> o'donnell: i want to ask you about iran which tonight is vowing revenge on israel for an attack on one of the country's nuclear sites. did the white house know israel was going to carry out this attack? >> reporter: the white house said the u.s. was not involved with this attack in any way. defense secretary boyd austin, though, was making his very first trip to israel at the exact same time. the incident and any iranian response could complicate president biden's effort to bring iran back to the negotiating table for a new nuclear deal. >> o'donnell: big news, weijia jiang, thank you. and there are new details tonight about prince philip's funeral. the ceremony will be televised but only a few people will be allowed to attend. grandson prince harry will be there. cbs' holly williams reports from london. >> reporter: prince philip's passing was marked with a 41-gun salute. from edinburgh to london and a minute's silence in parliment, a tribute to military hero who served as consort to the queen for nearly seven decades. she hasn't been seen since his death. prince harry arrived in the u.k. pregnant, on doctor's orders.han stayed in the u.s., heavily pregnant, on doctor's orders. he was my grand father, legend of the bbq and cheeky, right 'till the end. just week after harry and meghan's explosive interview with oprah, wesley kerr says funerals sometime bring reconciliation. >> especially at the funeral of a great patriarch but a great thing. >> this photo was released, calling philip an extraordinary man. the funeral held at windsor castle attended just by 30 people because of covid restrictions. members of the royal family will follow the coffin. family will carry the coffin. >> my dear papa would have been amazed by the touching things that have been said about him. >> reporter: the heir to the throne grieving the loss of a father. holly williams, cbs news, london. >> o'donnell: still much more news ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news." will smith takes action to protest georgia's new voting law. a huge volcanic eruption sends ash flying more than 100 miles. ash flying more than 100 miles. . side effects like nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea may lead to dehydration, which may worsen kidney problems. once-weekly 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