review in new york giant. yes, sir. that is do our team still add in pieces, still have the draft with the agency think on, let s have a conversation. went here. it s unlike anywhere else, hard knocks all season with the new york giants streaming exclusively on max is cnn breaking news good morning. you are live in the cnn newsroom. i m jim acosta in washington. we re following two major stories unfolding this hour. vice president kamala harris, racist to gather support and what is now a brand new presidential race? less than four months before the election. next hour she makes her first public appearance since president biden dropped out of the race and endorsed her to succeed him at the top of the ticket. and at any moment up on capitol hill, the other story were watching the head of the secret service we ll be facing blistering questions about the assassination attempt on former president donald trump kimberly cheatle is expected to tell lawmakers she failed to properl
from where george floyd died. dante wright shot dead in his car after a traffic stop for expired tags revealed he had a warrant out for his arrest. wright got back in his car as police tried to detain him, and that is when an officer opened fire. wright s mother said he called her moments before he was killed, saying he was pulled over because he had air fresheners hanging from his rearview mirror. police have just released the officer s body cam footage from that shooting. we are only going to play it once and we are going to freeze it at the point of the shooting but continue on with the audio, and i want to warn you, it is graphic and it is upsetting. it is my belief that the officer had the intention to deploy their taser but instead shot mr. wright with a single bullet. this appears to me, from what i viewed and the officer s reaction and distress immediately after, that this was an accidental discharge that resulted in a tragic death of mr. wright. that was chief ti
developments out of two trials in minneapolis. derek chauvin s just wrapped up and defense and prosecution rested their cases. the jury was dismissed until monday, when closing arguments will begin. the judge mindful of the weekend, not wanting to mess around with it. also any moment we expect the family of daunte wright to speak. that press conference comes as former minnesota police officer was charged with second degree manslaughter in wright s death is set to be arraigned in court at 2:30 this afternoon. but we are going to begin with what we believe is an incredibly consequential capitol hill meeting shaping up to be the most searing indictment yet of the capitol police s response to the january 6th riot. the general michael bolton is appearing before the committee. he s expecting to detail an unpublished 108-page report that we at nbc news obtained that warned them before attacks, in fact three days before the riot, an interception of the agency warned this congress i
presidential also in georgia, new charges in the killing of ahmaud arbery. the three men accused of killing the 25-year-old black man while he was out for a jog have been hit with federal hate crime charges. plus, one day after feds raised rudy giuliani s manhattan apartment and his house as well as his office former president trump and president biden have weighed in now, all that just ahead. but first to the white house and cnn s phil mattingly. phil, tell us about this historic meeting between the bidens and the carters and what the president hopes to accomplish in georgia today. reporter: certainly a different atmosphere when it comes to the last president to this president and the presidents club. the president has spoken with president george w. bush, he s talked fairly regularly, i m told with former president barack obama and now going to visit president carter and his wife, the white house saying don t read too much into this, they are in the area and the c
it gets underway. right now at the white house, president biden is about to make a high-stakes video call with russian president vladimir putin amid an alarming buildup of russian troops along the border with ukraine. with me now to start off our coverage this hour, nbc news senior capitol hill correspondent, garrett haake, and nbc news white house correspondent, mike memoli. good morning, garrett. let me start with you. what can we expect to hear prosecute capitol police inspector general today? jose, the inspector general is going to say that the capitol police department, which secures this entire complex, has come a long way from january 6th, that they still have a long way to go. he will say that of the 200 or so security recommendations put in place for the department, only about 60 have been fully funded and taken care of, and that the department still has work to do to improve its training, to improve the morale among the officers, and improve the overall culture. h