Japan s first masters champion. Steve: 6:00 in the east a fox news alert. Overnight a minnesota city rocked by violent protest and looting after a policeinvolved shooting. Ainsley: the national guard is now there on the ground with a curfew in effect. Brian: here we go again. Jackie ibañez joins you with more on the unrest. Jackie? this minneapolis suburb looked a lot like the city did a few months ago. Take a look. [explosions] police in brooklyn center using tear gas and flash bang grenades you hear there to clear crowds commanding justice for a black man shot by police when he tried to leave a traffic stop. Protesters launching fireworks and throwing things like trash cans at riot officers outside the station. People were also seen looting several stores. It all started when officers tried to arrest the man after learning he had an outstanding warrant. A crowd formed at the scene with demonstrators throwing bricks at cars and here you can see jumping on police recruiters. This just
the ground now! check your seatbelt and get out of the car. it s front and center because tomorrow begins week three of the trool of former police officer derek chauvin in the killing of george floyd. this week, the defense is expected to start their case, based on what we ve seen so far, apparently imagining floyd died without the officer s knee on his neck. this is how you found mr. floyd died in his residence, no police involve p, no drugs, the only thing you found would be these fact about his heart. what would you conclude would be the cause of death? in that very narrow set of circumstances, i would probably conclude the cause of death was heart disease. i could by laying by the pool in florida, right, on my stomach in the prone position, not inherently dangerous? right. so we re going to look ahead to the defense case in a moment over the key question mr. derek chauvin, himself, is going to take the stand. i will show this heated interaction between polic
acknowledging being part of the 2020 fake electors plot. and star actor and director regina king tonight mourning the loss of her son who has died at the age of just 26. and we begin tonight with breaking news in the very tense situation between russia and ukraine, and it s likely to have a ripple effect across the world. an explosive new finding by british officials that the kremlin has a plan in place to install a pro-russian government in ukraine as it considers whether to invade and possibly occupy that country. a memo from the british foreign office says moskow may be considering a former ukrainian politician as a candidate to lead what will essentially be a puppet government. tensions between russia and ukraine have grown for months with moskow amassing about 100,000 troops on their border with ukraine and giving no straight answers as to why. cnn s nic robertson is in moskow. so tell us about this new reporting and the significance of it, nic. reporter: you know,
police in portland, oregon declared a riot when a crowd gathered to protest kyle rittenhouse s acquittal. protests also in brooklyn outside barkley center, and outside the courthouse in kenosha. the nation is bracing for more potential unrest. after deliberations, the jury found kyle rittenhouse not guilty on all five charges he faced for fatally shooting two and injuring a third during anti-racism protests in wisconsin. parents of one of the men killed by rittenhouse released a statement reading today s verdict means there is no accountability for the person who murdered our son. it sends the unacceptable message that armed civilians can show up in any town, incite violence, and then use the danger they have created to justify shooting people in the street. justin blake, the uncle of jacob blake, who was left paralyzed after the kenosha police shot him in the back several times igniting a wave of protests against police brutality had this to say about rittenhouse s claims he