print we are the back tomorrow night at 5:00 p.m. eastern, good night. the videos are disturbing. their names are well known. traffic stops where drivers pay the ultimate price. quick shots fired subject is down too. in a system fraught with bias. with a black man four times more likely that a white man to be searched. how did we get here? are you training traffic stops or the most dangerous things that could happen? you are because they actually are. these stops can exact a huge cost on the black community. physically. what has is done to you? i can only move my arm this far for. emotionally. it is the humiliation and financially. how much money have you paid in fines and fees? over 10,000 dollars. tonight the problem and some controversial reforms. i don t believe you need somebody with the gun to pull someone over in a traffic stop. unarmed citizens during traffic stops. horrible idea. cnn special report, traffic stop dangerous encounters.
expelled him from the legislature, representative justin jones sworn in for a second time after nashville city councilors voted unanimously to reappoint him to the statehouse. we re following these major stories and many more all coming in right here to cnn. new central. soon we re going to get an update from officials in louisville on the investigation into the mass shooting that happened yesterday. we re going to be bringing that to live when it happens, and also first on cnn investigators now say new video shows the attack inside the louisville bank lasted only about one minute. this is according to a review of the instagram video that the gunman livestream does he carried out the shooting. officials also say you can hear on the video, a woman greeting the gunman. and he telling her quote, you need to get out of here and then he shoots her. we have more details coming in. let s get over to cnn s omar jimenez in louisville for that, omar, what more are you picking up? okay,
you about the 41% of the survey says, um, household live with a gun. the survey saying that it doesn t surprise me. i grew up in a rural part of this country where they were prolific people had them gun racks were still, uh thing but this is a big number. we know there are more guns than there are human beings in the united states. what does it say about how these guns, though, are stored. yeah and let me just point out there are more guns being acquired, and more people owning again. so it s not just the same people buying more and more guns. there are more people who are acquiring these guns. but you re right. this isn t about ownership. this is about storage. that s what they tried to get out in this particular survey, and they were just trying to say, look, are we storing these safely? because so many of these stories that you ve covered that i ve covered are about these guns that were acquired, sometimes in the own home. but weren t stored correctly. so 36% of the time more than a
carry her to do a firearm on me. don t reach for. and he reached for his identification, the officer who claimed he saw castile hand on his gun racks and lightning fast. i woke up to my daughter crying and screaming he was on facebook dying. he was reaching for his wallet and the officer just shot him in his arm. told him to get his idea, sir, is drivers license. oh my god please don t tell me he is dead. i can tell you i knew and my son pastor. i had that feeling like he had given birth i started having those contractions i knew that he was suffering. that he was trying to live. when the contractions stopped i knew that he was dead for. that night he was stopped for