I cannot see over the crowd, but there definitely was a movement, and people got spooked and started running. I have to tell you that before this, there is a gentleman on top of a car with a megaphone thats been talking all night, and he kept asking people not to throw anything. Hes like, we need to do this peacefully over and over and over again. And then people just didnt listen. And its only a couple of people, but thats all it takes for there to be, you know, this backandforth where things get violent and they get dangerous because less than lethal munitions will be fired. People have been firing off fireworks. That spooks the crowd as well. Sometimes on the ground they explode. Sometimes in the air they explode. Sometimes theyre throwing that towards the Police Line, which is all the way around the precinct you see there in brooklyn center. Some folks have shields, but for the most part, the crowd has been peaceful. But its only a few people, and thats few people are causing a lot
the question is when are elected officials going to have the courage to do something to protect americans who aren t safe from gun violence in the supermarkets, aren t safe at work, not safe at schools, in churches and synagogues, on and on and on and on and on? colorado senator michael bennett, emotional on the senate floor just tonight. i m not asking anybody here to show the courage that officer talley showed or the other men and women of law enforcement who constantly have to deal with the inability of this place s capacity to deal with these issues. i m just asking us to show an ounce of their courage by doing whatever we can to keep weapons of war out of our communities. president joe biden facing the roadblock that has tripped up so many of his predecessors, what to do about guns and a government that just won t act. vice president kamala harris demanding congress stop hiding behind the second amendment. it is time for congress to act, and stop with the false cho
good evening. tonight, the grieving in boulder, colorado. -let investigations and the push for change. in short, everything that comes in the aftermagtd of a mass shooting in america, which today, included a hero s tribute for officer eric talley. hundreds of people lining the streets as a took his body from the local funeral home. they also flocked to what the officer s to the officer s former patrol vehicle, bringing flowers, wreaths, and cards. turning it into a makeshift shrine. he was first on the scene monday, lost his life trying to save others. said one mourner today, i know it s the job of a police officer to run into danger. but shouldn t we make the world safer for them? to that point, we are learning more about red flags in the alleged shooter s background, as well as when and how he armed himself. we are also witnessing a community, in mourning. in about an hour, a candlelight vigil begins and we will bring you moments from when it does. also, tonight. new reve
do have access to computers. the whole it seems like, at least in new york, you know, from what i have seen of the system, for finding where you can get vaccinated. it s incredibley confusing. i mean, it s you know, not to mention, those who don t have access or easy access to online. yeah. no. agreed. i think we need to have a uniform, like, you know, one place where people go to register for these vaccinations. what s happening is we have multiple sites, and it s incredibly confusing. and i m hoping that, over the next few weeks to months, that states will be able to work out these kinks in the registration process. and have a centralized way for people to register, quite easily, for these appointments. dr. wen, dr. blackstock, thank you so much. i really appreciate it. the the news continues right now. want to hand it over to don lemon for cnn tonight. this is cnn tonight. i i am don lemon. we thank you so much for joining. important message, tonight, becau
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