Under way in minneapolis, we have a reporter there, omar jimenez as well as kaitlan collins live at the white house for us. Kaitlan, starting with you, what are you learning about this meeting between president biden and floyd s family today? ana, we know it s going to be private, there are not going to be cameras brought in like you see for often the other meetings the president has. President biden wanted this to be a private behind closed doors meeting citing the relationship he s built with the floyd family over the last year and so we don t expect to actually see that them in the room together in just a few moments in the oval office, though, there is a chance they could come out to the microphones and speak as often you do see some of the guests at the white house do, that could potentially give us a readout of this meeting, but we know this meeting is not just about sitting down with george floyd s daughter, with his siblings, with the family attorney ben crump, of course, but a
There s major breaking news. We re getting new details in now. At least eight people were killed at a fedex warehouse near the airport in indianapolis. Four others were taken by ambulance to the hospital, including one, we are told, in critical condition. This is the deadliest mass shooting in america in three weeks. The first mass shooting in america in eight days. One witness tells cnn affiliate wrtv what he witnessed when the shots rang out. We heard two metal loud metal clangs at first because they didn t sound like gunshots at first. Then we heard three more shots, and then my buddy levi saw someone running out of the building and then more shots went off. Somebody went behind their car to the trunk and got another gun, and then i saw one body on the floor. Police say they quickly encountered the shooting when they arrived on the scene. The suspect then turned his gun on himself. We re going to bring you live reports from the scene throughout the morning. Joining us now, the deput
city officials at any moment. we could hear from his family afterward and their attorneys. that is why the city is bracing at this hour. up until now, there have been very few detaulils released. the most information released comes from emergency dispatch audio from the scene. listen to this. we got one male, 14 years of age. gunshot to the back. and that is basically all we know right now. and that is all the family knows right now. and has been told in the past five days. that s likely to change very soon. so let s go there. natasha chen is standing by in elizabeth city. what is the latest? yes, kate, the body may see this body footage camera privately, these folks are calling for it to be released publicly. the here in north carolina, that requires a judge to grant the release. but these folks are putting pressure on the district attorney. here is kirk rivers. am former councilman, local activist. why are you putting pressure on the da when it really comes down to a
terms of the particulars of it, i defer to folks at doj. what i can say is my good friend michael harrison is commissioner of the baltimore police department and he and i speak fairly regularly and they re under consent decree. what i have seen through him is how if you get the right team running the consent decree, it can do nothing but benefit the department and the city, so i think ideally we don t find ourselves in that space because it s just, i think it can be costly quite honestly, but i also will say if the doj comes back and says we think this is necessary, well, then it is necessary. so i think then what do you need to do to make it a positive. and again, i would encourage you to reach out to commissioner harrison. he is living it real time. he has told me repeatedly that the consent decree allowed him to drive change in baltimore. you know what, i want us to be successful and i m not going to say there s no reason to drive fear or be an alarmist. the doj wants us
supreme court weighs in. plus, harvard s first black president steps down amid allegations of plagiarism and disastrous congressal testimony. was race also a factor? an exchange system in the u.s. falls victim to an elaborate kidnapping plot. one that cost his family $80,000. tonight, a warning from the fbi that he is not alone. let s go outfront. outfront to benight, trump appeals. his legal team appealing the decision that keeps him off the ballot in maine saying the secretary of state there had no legal authority to remove him from the ballot, calling her a quite biased decision maker who should have recused herself and otherwised failed to provide lawful due process. trump s team is expected to appeal colorado s decision. he s expected to appeal that to the supreme court at any moment, following in the steps of colorado s gop. those decisions are based on section three of the 14th amendment which was passed after the civil war and says a person is ineligible to run