Peaceful protests as people hit the streets for the 12th straight day demanding the release of the body cam video. Watch this. Many of us have been here for over a week now. This is a peaceful, yet powerful, nonviolent direct action, movement today. Can i hear some noise for that? i want to bring in vaughn hillyard once again who s for us in elizabeth city, north carolina. Vaughn, you ve been there all day reporting on this. I believe you have a live guest with you now. Take it away, my friend. Reporter: hey, yasmin. We just got here to the steps here of the i m going to bring in keith rivers. You re the head of the local naacp chapter here. You ve been following this march here through elizabeth city over the course of the last two hours. Can you tell folks where we are right now and why we are here today. Right now if you look towards the back you see the public safety building. That is the home of the sheriff s office. His name is sheriff wooten, and the district attorney wombley. R
when the girls can get together emily: back on the couch. harris: yes. the women will ride. kayleigh: it s enough to fill the gas tank for a while. being here in this magic moment, i feel so full. this is so great. emily: it s been a year and we re back together. love it. harris: we have new band instruments. the band is back together. kayleigh will sing. all right. let s get to it. also joining us, syndicated radio host and fox news contributor, leslie marshall. and our virtual man in the middle of the couch that we really sit on now, fox and friends will cain. thanks for joining us. a big news days. let s get to it. law enforcement is facing growing hostility on the job nationwide. shocking new video shows a woman unleashing a racist tirade against a los angeles county sheriff deputy calling him a murderer during a standard traffic stop. all of it captured on his body cam. i was going 38 in a 40. why are you harassing me? you re correct. you re a murdere
officer-involved shooting of 20-year-old daunte wright. you can hear one of the people there saying, that it felt like a war zone in that suburb of minneapolis. we have looters breaking into local businesses at some 20 stores and a mall. the state ascending in the national guard to help deal with the chaos and more troops are heading there. and with tensions already so high in the area, minnesota governor tim whilst we did this. i am closely monitoring the situation of brooklyn center, praying for daunte wright s family as our state once the life of another black man taken by law enforcement. his goal. you are watching outnumbered, my cohost, emily compagno and kayleigh mcenany. host of kennedy on fox business, kennedy herself and joining us on the virtual couch in the center seat, pete hegseth. great to see you, everybody. pete, i am going to talk to you, we have the tweet up from a governor, what is helpful and what is not, always best to wait the facts. file that o
then discovering a warrant out for his arrest. and daunte wright resisting. it was accidental and the officer appeared to had grabbed her gun instead of her. taser. here s how it happened. dana: officials from across the state telling protesters to be peaceful after a night of chaos that saw 20 businesses damaged. peaceful protesting, expressing yourself, we fully support that. by the ravaging of the businesses, the looting of the stores, the destruction to our pharmacies, we cannot tolerate that. dana: thank you for that update today we got from the police officer. this has been a very tough story to manage and jesse, i wanted to start with you. first of all, welcome back and congratulations to you and emma on baby jesse. we can t wait to hear more. we will see a little bit more of that in one more thing if we can hang on for that treat. as you return here is another one of the stories and this one seems like possibly a tragic accident in terms of wanting the taser,
every day. question is, will congress help address what the president calls an international embarrassment? plus, the end of week two of testimony in the trial of the former-police officer accused of killing george floyd. today, we are expecting to hear from the doctor, who ruled floyd s death a homicide. the question is what will he tell jurors? and talk about masters. golfer, tommy fleetwood lives up to the tournament s name with a hole in one. the question is who is on track to win that green jacket? amazing. it s way too early for this, or is it? i don t think it s ever too early for a hole in one. good morning. and welcome to way too early. the show that, also, always tries to nail it the first time. i am kasie hunt, on this friday, april 9th. we will start with the news, which is, unfortunately, difficult, again, this morning. we begin with a pair of shootings. first, in texas. one person is dead, and five others are hurt, after a gunman opened fire at a cabinet