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that s a great question, bill. that s what is driving the tensions here in elizabeth city. under north carolina law, the release of body worn video publicly released to the press or to the public is pursuant to a court order. that means that the sheriff here, tommy wooten, will have to go to court. he may go to court as soon as today to try and get a court to release that video. that the video can be shared privately with individuals with a direct connection to the video and in that case it is the brown family along with their attorneys. we ll find out if the sheriff tries to get it publicly released today. we were waiting for the family and their attorneys to come see it. a lot of protestors are gathering in front of the sheriff s office here. one is the local county naacp president keith rivers. why are you here and what is going through your mind today? the video, the release of information. the transparency. the trust. you know, this could have been requested fr ....
it s hard to imagine that anybody would be capable of something like that. police started with the men in her life. was one of them behind her death? everybody was a suspect. the estranged husband you know you are a person of interest? the ex. the brand-new boyfriend. somebody knew that we were seeing each other and didn t like it. and the unbelievable thing that, they were all there in the morning of the murder. so who did it? my stomach was in my throat. all of us were little taken aback. it was really hard for my brain to wrap around that. it was early morning, still dark. the spring air was a cold blanket around the pick up parked and running near the main street of little glendive, montana. at 5:20 am, the passenger side door open a woman stepped out and hurried across the and the street to the entrance to her downtown apartment. her coat, disheveled. her bar some over one arm. the man s i followed her through the dark. john as other men s ....
going through hours of testimony, hours of witnesses. they have been going through all of that. they have now reached a verdict in the three charges against derek showman. they are making their way through the court worm. and in half an hour s time, that verdict will be read out in open court on television for us all to see and we will know whether he has been found guilty, not gilly tammy guilty, not guilty on some charges guilty on others. all will be clarified half hour time. in it is a trial being watched around the world, and particularly here in the city where it s being held in minneapolis is on high alert. there are national guardsmen outside the courthouse trying to keep the peace awaiting for the verdict. joining us now for mark is lori swanson, former attorney generalfor mark is lori swanson, former attorney general for minnesota. we heard there from caroline, her view, the fact that this verdict has been reached by the memories of the jury, the 12 members of th ....
position. and an impasse on unlimited benefits. we are live in the capital tonight as the most drag on, senator bill hagerty trying to take a break to join us live. our friend janice dean here to talk about the latest developments regarding new york governor andrew cuomo s burgeoning scandals, that is plural. problems on the u.s.-mexico border, white house correspondent kevin corke with the very latest tonight. the biden administration is scrambling, a drill and search for migrants in the border. each and every day, they are coming here because once they reach the feeling the belief is that they ll be able to say and so far the biden administration isn t doing a lot to disavow that notion. but the problem has become so acute, so bad that the white house has now considered using a u.s. military base to house the children. a ton of great danger, confusion with problems that must be solved and important decisions, any measure happening along the southern border is a cris ....
to deal with the growing threat of white supremacists and domestic terrorism. director wray is defending his agency s actions and condemning the insurrection. that attack, that siege, was criminal behavior, plain and simple. and it s behavior that we the fbi view as domestic terrorism. it s got no place in our democracy. and tolerating it would make a mockery of our nation s rule of law. racially motivated violent extremism specifically of the sort that advocates for the superiority of the white race is a persistent evolving threat. it s the biggest chunk of our racially motivated violent extremism cases for sure. and racially motivated violent extremism is the biggest chunk of our domestic terrorism portfolio, if you will, overall. wray went on to back the fbi s handling of intelligence before january 6th, saying it was raw, unverified, and uncorroborated social media chatter. but it was shared in multiple ways, though not directly with him. some angry demented g ....