let s go out front. good evening, i am erin burnett, a city on edge. brooklyn center bracing for a third night of protests following the death of daunte wright. people gathered outside at police headquarters and many are holding signs for daunte wright. the city issuing an 11:00 p.m. curfew and creating some sense of calm, wright was shot by an officer who yelled taser and taser at him but instead discharged her gun and screaming holy expletive, i just shot him. today that police resigned. this all comes as wright s mother spoke about the call she had with her son right after he was pulled over. the police say it was because of an expired registration. he called and said he just got pulled over by the police and i said why did you get pulled over? and he said because i have air freshener hung in the rear-view mirror and the police officers are also asking for our insurance. i hear the police officer coming back to the window and asked daunte to get out of the car, daunt
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with decades of idle chatter about with decades of idle chatter about the need of security for all while about the need of security for all while the other side carries all while the other side carries out its own plans. hello and welcome to bbc news. good to have your company. a former police officer in minnesota has been found guilty of manslaughter, following the killing of a black motorist, daunte wright. kimberley potter says she mistook her handgun for a tazer during a routine traffic stop. the prosecution argued she d shown culpable negligence during the incident, which led to several nights of intense protests. the jury was shown bodycam footage of the traffic stopping short of the moment when daunte wright died. taser, taser! kimberly potter says she thought she was drawing her taser, rather than her handgun, when she shot daunte wright in the chest. the incident occurred at a very sensitive time in the us not far from the court where white police officer derek
hardtalk s review of 2021. welcome to a special year ending edition of hardtalk with me, stephen sackur. this is our chance and yours to look back at some of the drama, the passion, the emotion generated by our interviews in 2021. when the precedent is established against bad people, it then is used against good people. if afghanistan sinks into chaos, that will be a stinking spot in the conscience of the global community. if you want to sit behind a computer and write i terrible things to people, you re a coward. - this is hardtalk, right? your view of the american political system, i think, is not right. i think you re missing the elephant in the room. 2021 began with the world gripped by events in washington, dc. donald trump had lost his bid for re election, but he didn t slip away quietly. he claimed without foundation that the election had been stolen. 0njanuary 6th, a trump supporting crowd fired up by a defiant trump speech invaded the us capitol. was trump guilty