department in brooklyn center just outside minneapolis for 20-year-old daunte wright where he was shot and killed on sunday. dana: they threw smoke canisters and shot fireworks at police. police fired back with flash bangs and tear gas. good morning, steve. good morning. the street sweepers are out trying to pick up some of the projectiles hurled at police overnight. bricks, rocks, bottles and fireworks. hundreds of these, too, on the ground. ear plugs. a lot of people who came out last night were well prepared for flash bang grenades. 40 people arrested. a few of the stores set on fire and looted. an armed humvee is guarding the police station. the minnesota gop is attacking the governor saying with his tweets he is fanning the flames of unrest here. the governor tweeting i am closely monitoring the situation in brooklyn center. we re praying for wright as family as our state suffers another life of a black man taken by law enforcement. just as the case is wrapping up th
from the white house, mark, good morning. benjamin, good morning to you. the white house is not disputing that the president wants to raise taxes, but the plan to target wealthy americans, but there s plans starting to grow against tax increases and the president wants to use money funding the american families plan. 1.5 trillion in spending to go out and call on congress to use the money to fund a number of different projects out there, including child care, education and social programs. the president is not talking about this proposal yet. he did not speak to reporters as he left for delaware this morning, but on friday, the white house press secretary previewed who is going to be impacted by this proposal. what i can say, it will only affect people making more than $1 million a year. that s .3% of taxpayers, or three out of every 1,000 taxpayers, that s even at the top 1% saw their net worth rise by four trillion in the middle of a historic pandemic. republicans are
you you you know what. i think that was the only time you got me. that was good. felt good. yeah, i bet it did. all right. so, we needed a laugh, considering all that s going on, don t you think? man, i ll take any one that i can get. any laugh that i can get. and i will tell you what, we had some big developments today. obviously, you evehave the hypocrisy down in texas of the governor saying we need a sanctuary for guns when, really, we need a sanctuary from guns. you have a shooting, right after he says it. you have, in the chauvin trial, this is a critical phase. substantial-causal factor. yep. the prosecutors have to show that, what chauvin did caused the death of floyd. and caused has a specific meaning, under law, in every state. but specifically, in minnesota. it doesn t have to be the only reason he died. see? that s the problem for the defense, here. what about the drugs? yeah. what about the drugs? even if you want to argue that they may have, som
see more spread of the virus, but at the same time as we ve increasingly protected people who are most likely to be hospitalized or die from this, i think as cases go up, hopefully we won t see proportional case and deaths. you got to be humble. we learned humility through the year. chris cuomo is off. what it s like to watch the worst history repeat itself. in the wake of colorado s shooting we ll speak to survivors of the first two, and also a man who survived this latest one. tonight we re learning more about the suspect, the weapon, and the question, will two shootings in two weeks do anything on moving the needle on legislation? kyung lah is standing by. how s the community in boulder coping? reporter: i m going to try to speak softly here just because you can see where i am, anderson. th the fence right outside the shooting scene. this neighborhood grocery store. and you can see that, you know, something we have been seeing all day. all of these flowers that are b
florida. with spring break. you could see more spread of the virus. at the same time, i think as we have protected people who are most likely to be hospitalized or die. even if cases go up, hopefully we won t see increase in hospitalization and death. fingers crossed. we have to be humble. appreciate it. thank you. if you are just joining us. chris cuomo is off. the worst history repeats itself in the wake of colorado s third mass shooting in a genere. columbine and aurora. and man who survived the latest one. the suspect and the weapon. and two mass shootings in two weeks. will it do anything on moving the needle on gun legislation? how is the community in boulder coping? i m going to try to speak softly here. because you can see where i am. this is just the fence right outside the shooting scene. this neighborhood grocery store. you can see that something we have been seeing all day. all the flowers that are being put along the chain link fence. and we have been talki