thank you so much for letting us into your homes during these still extraordinary times. we re grateful. the beat with ari melber starts right now. welcome to the beat. we re tracking several developments, including the feds now have matt gaetz cell phone. also tonight president biden making a major foreign policy shift. the latest a compelling day in the chauvin murder trial. but we begin with breaking news out of minnesota. today minnesota authorities indicted police officer kim potter for killing daunte wright during a traffic stop. police say she accidentally fired her gun instead of a taser. but prosecutors say that act was criminal negligence, charging her with manslaughter. that s why you are looking at her mug shot tonight. this indictment is unusually fast for a police-involved shooting. three days after the original incident. in even high-profile cases in police shootings, the announcement of any potential charges can take months and most of the time the annou
right with hundreds of protesters violating the curfew to face off with police. if i make a mistake are you going to kill me too? people make mistakes and you call people and it is okay! reporter: 40 arrest as hardest year gas and pepper ball deployed to quell the riots and fireworks are launched outside a police station after brooklyn center police chief called the shooting and accidental discharge after reviewing the body cam video which we must warn you can be difficult to watch. dante s mother heartbroken speaking out against the violence and rioting. he was 20 years old. 20 everybody out here chanting and screaming, i just want him home. reporter: the protests spread from minnesota to portland, a riot is declared as police vehicles are damaged. in seattle several businesses are vandalized. in new york city protesters gather blocking the streets. protesters getting support from one member of congress, rashida tlaib tweeting it wasn t an accident, policing in our
about the country s finances the chancellor warns of the enormous strains, following the response to the coronavirus pandemic. speaking ahead of next week s budget, rishi sunak warned britain s finances were exposed and a bill would have to be paid. warmer weather tempts people to enjoy the outdoors, as a government advisor warns the public to still comply with current restrictions. military honours for captain sir tom moore, as his family bid him farewell. you may be gone, but your message and your spirit lives on. and wales catch england by surprise in cardiff, to stay unbeaten in the six nations. good evening. the chancellor, rishi sunak, says he will level with the british people that the response to the coronavirus pandemic has left public finances exposed when he unveils his budget next week. the government has borrowed £271 billion this financial year, and some are urging him to raise taxes. labour have said support programmes should be extended to give businesses
weaponize to get people canceled. are true and baylor complete college basketball greatest rebound and rebuild with a championship. brian: after taking a year off it stanford for the women and baylor pull off a championship. so, pretty exciting time and i couldn t quite tell who was in the stands. they darkened everything. so i don t know how many people did they put in. did you see? ainsley: we all had late nights last night, didn t we. brian: the game starts at 9:30 eastern time that will do it. welcome to the tuesday show. steve: congratulations to baylor. listen, let s go counsel to will cain who today there has been so much news on our southern border. we have dispatched him there to mcallen, texas. is he at sweet temptations. going to be a nice day there today. i am seeing 72 today right now it s going to be 90 later today and, will, you have got to get out of town by friday because it s going to be 100. will: going to be 100? well the weather today as you pointed o
he could that the uk was creditworthy. that he could pay back its taxes and it became he could pay back its taxes and it became a he could pay back its taxes and it became a trusted nation. he saying that s became a trusted nation. he saying that s what became a trusted nation. he saying that s what rishi sunak has got to do agaim that s what rishi sunak has got to do again. even with a lot of backlash do again. even with a lot of backlash from both the right and they left backlash from both the right and they left. it s going to be quite difficult they left. it s going to be quite difficult for him politically but is popular difficult for him politically but is popular man. it s a mandate he ll -et popular man. it s a mandate he ll get through, obviously for the hopefully it will be the right decision. although it will hit the pockets decision. although it will hit the pockets of ordinary people quite hard at pockets of ordinary people quite hard at a p