the children there. it s a very narrow sort of turn for the lane into the compound of the house. small compound and the children would come out and help their father, guide him, point him into the right direction to get the vehicle snugly into the tight space and part of the fun for the children getting to be with their father at the end of the day was to get the vehicle with him. he said that was what was happening. children got in the vehicle with their father, driven in and help him pass the water out at the house. heavy containers of water, the drone operators seen him loading into the vehicles they feared might have been explosives. so the brother wants to know why, if they were children in the vehicle, and milling around the car as it came in, why wouldn t that have been seen? this perhaps gives us a little bit more understanding about why the cia have now said that they issued a warning after the hail fire but this paints more detail into the picture right now, fredric
threat when he was shot and killed according to family members. let s be clear, this was an execution. i know it. andrew brown was in his driveway. the sheriff truck blocked him in his driveway so he could not exit his driveway. andrew had his hands on his steering wheel. he was not reaching for anything. he wasn t touching anything. he wasn t throwing anything around. he had his hands firmly on the steering wheel. they run up to his vehicle shooting. yup, sure did. he still stood there, sat in his vehicle with his hands on the steering wheel while being shot at. in a while we ll talk to another family attorney and andrew brown junior s son. what s the latest where you are? reporter: well, anderson. the crowd has taken to the streets to express disappointment and anger that the county attorney mike chael only allowed to see that 20-second clip of the body cam video. they are frustrated and angry and have been peaceful like the past five nights. what is interesti
andrew brown was in his driveway. the sheriff truck blocked him in his driveway, so he could not exit his driveway. andrew had his hands on his steering wheel. he was not reaching for anything. he wasn t touching anything. he wasn t throwing anything around. he had his hands, furtheirmly, e steering wheel. they run up to his vehicle, shooting. yep, sure did. he, still, stood there, sat there in his vehicle, with his hands on the steering wheel, while being shot at. in a moment, going to talk to another family attorney and also andrew brown jr. s son. first, cnn s brian todd, live, in elizabeth city. so, what s the latest, where where you are? well, anderson, the crowd a has taken to the streets again to express their disappointment, their anger at the fact that the county attorney, michael cox, only allowed the family to see that 20-second clip of the sheriff s deputies body-camera video. they are frustrated here. they re angry. but they have been very, very peacefu
hammering the global economy. our top story this hour, growing anger in georgia over a sweeping new election law, critics calling it unfair and racist. protesters gathered to vent their outrage at the measure. activists say it targets african-american voters. it poses stricter identify case requirements and also makes giving food or drink to people standing in line to vote a crime. president biden has called the h law an atrocity. the president decided he didn t like the outcome of that election and started that lie. because of that, millions of republicans around the country worry about the safety of their own vote. this does a few things to help people feel better about the election process. a coalition of civil rights groups has already filed suit. natasha chen with more on the outcry. reporter: about 150 people gathered outside city hall saturday and to stand with georgia representative park cannon. she was arrested when she was knocking on the door of the gover
peaceful demonstrations erupted two months ago over the military coup. we re hearing reports of an air strike near a village near the thai border killing at least three people. myanmar s u.n. envoy who represents the ousted government is begging for real international action against the military crackdown. kristie lu stout is covering this hong kong. just talk us through what we re seeing. the death rate continues to tick up as protesters facing this assault, this violent assault, on their democratic freedoms. reporter: and the international outrage, the condemnation, is growing after a horrific day of terror in myanmar. the bloodiest day since the protests began. according to myanmar now, an independent media organization, at least 114 were killed across the country saturday. the casualties include children. a 5-year-old boy was killed in mandalay. a 13-year-old girl was killed inside her home in mandalay. we have seen video of a 1-year-old baby shot in the eye with a ru