Increased stimulus checks for americans is now in the hands of the senate. The house yesterday approved a measure to increase relief checks to 2,000 after the president pushed for it. Right now most americans will get 600 under a bipartisan covid relief bill mr. Trump signed into law sunday night. Debra alfarone is in washington. Tell us what the chances are this legislation passes in the senate. Its not likely. There are some republicans who do support it. The bill is passed. Reporter the democratic led house passes a bill to increase stimulus checks to 2,000 for millions of eligible americans. Now its up to the republican led senate to approve it or defy president trump. The president held out on signing the covid relief bill for five days out of concern that 600 check wasnt enough. Is 600 enough to get you thats gas money. Thats gas money. Thats about it. Reporter the senate could vote on the new bill as soon as today, but those 2,000 stimulus checks would inflate the total covid re
our top story tonight, murder charges in the death of tyre nichols, five former police officers now in custody as prosecutors lay out their case for the public. cnn s don lemon is on the ground for us in memphis. don, each of these men now facing several very, very serious criminal charges including second-degree murder, you re there on the scene talking to a lot of folks. give us the latest. reporter: extremely serious charges, second-degree murder as you said, wolf, aggravated assault. aggravated kidnapping which is an interesting one. official misconduct and official oppression. those are the charges that could land these officers in jail for a very long time if they are found guilty in a court of law. now, the director of the tennessee bureau of investigation, david roush, he held a press conference with the district attorney here saying according to david roush that he found what the officers actions as to what he saw in the videotape sickening. watch this. simply p
of investigation, david roush as well as assistant director josh melton. i m also joined by other members of my staff including earnest brooks, ray lapone and also most relevant for today the trial team and the tyree nichols case, including paul hagerman and tanisha johnson. we re today because of a tragedy that wounds one family deeply and also hurts us all. the death of tyree nichols. we understand and acknowledge the grief of the friends and family of tyree are experiencing right now and the great concern throughout memphis and shelby county about this case. we met several times this week with the family of tyree nichols. they described an almost perfect son, a cheerful and happy person that enjoyed skateboarding and sunsets over shelby farms park. we re grateful to the family of tyree nichols for their patience as we expedited the charges in this case and the understanding on the part of the family that premature release of the video could compromise both. and we did work
charging theft and the other alleging favoritism, both campaigns set the stage for what could be a fiery debate. obviously, it was totally unethical to steal our data. reporter: clinton campaign manager rooby mook said they still don t know if the sanders campaign kept the voter data they accessed earlier this week. they ve now agreed to have an independent odd toit make sure they no longer have any of our data and provide a full explanation of what their staff did. reporter: sanders campaign manager jeff weaver focused his fire on the d.n.c. for temporarily cutting them off from their own voter files. the decision of the d.n.c. chair woman to issue a death penalty to the sanders campaign is a real concern. there is no data we are aware of that is in the possession of our campaign or the possession of any of our staffers. reporter: sanders and fellow democratic candidate martin o malley have long argued the d.n.c. has favored clinton. but until this later has lar
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