britain s prince philip will be buried at st. george s at windsor castle. we ll see a powerful scene, the queen remembering her husband of 73 years. today is about prince philip. it is about is mourning his loss. well, good morning to you on this saturday. this is boris sanchez. good morning, christi paul, good to see you as always, it is saturday, april 17th. it is indeed. we want to show you what we re seeing across this country overnight. frustration. frustration with the cycle of shootings, frustration of the balance between black and brown people. and balance of issues promising but so far failing. later, we ll have the latest on the mass shooting in indianapolis as we learn more about the eight victims there. but first, we want to look at a tense end to a sixth night in brooklyn center, minnesota, over the killing of daunte wright, please forcefully clearing out the crowd when protesters were shaking a fence and throwing objects at officers. it s not onl
charged tomorrow. the chief of police stepped down and the city manager has been fired. members of the minnesota national guard are on the scene in brooklyn center and parts of minneapolis and st. paul and as if to under score the degree the area is an epicenter of the current crisis of policing, race and justice, members of cdaunte wright s family met with george floyd s family. president biden spoke to the moment with members of the congressional black caucus. daunte wright in minnesota god awful shooting and resulting in his death, and the mi iimidsa trial of the killing of george floyd and what the verdict will or will not be. he spoke at a round table on black maternal health and blunt in her assessment. before i get started, i want to address the killing of donte wriegtd. he sh he should be alive today. to his family and loved ones, you must know that the president and i grieve with you as the nation grieves his loss and we stand with you. our nation needs justice
minnesota the question is what will the next few hours bring? will people here make of a full day of developments in the wake of the killing of daunte wright. a number of protesters scaled a fence holding a banner reading justice for daunte wright and chanted what s his name? say his name. daunte wright. they ve since climbed down. unclear what happens next. already kim potter, the police veteran who fired the deadly shot, has quit the force and could learn whether she ll be criminally charged or not as soon as tomorrow. the chief of police stepped down and the city manager has been fired. members of the minnesota national guard are on the scene in brooklyn center and parts of minneapolis and st. paul and as if to underscore the degree to which the area has become an epicenter of the current crisis of policing, race, and justice, members of daunte wright s familied me with george floyd s family. a sign of the times. president biden spoke to the moment with members of the cong
have prepared for. previously they were not prepared for the verdict. and that minnesota operation safety net is the coalition of law enforcement agencies working on the security of this, and they are the ones trying to coordinate a response across this region, knowing that this is likely what we are going to see as these high emotions continue and as the trial of derek chauvin continues ahead of and you see this right now. these officers are pushing these protesters out of the streets here. this is the kind of law enforcement we saw from the distance. you saw how much they ve advanced in just the past minute or so. from a block away to now methodically coming over the loudspeaker, putting these crowd dispersal tactics into use. and where we were standing just a few moments ago is now almost clear of the street. people are firing fireworks off in the background almost as if in response to the law enforcement tactics that are being used. the people are angry, and you can see
police here in brooklyn center, minnesota. as we know, the chief has resigned. the officer who fired that shot has also resigned. but people here want justice. they want more than that. similar to what we ve seen in previous cases like this that i ve reported on, that you ve reported on and so many of our reporters across the country, they want to see these officers charged, and they want to see the full extent of the justice system carried out on all of the officers involved. people here still loud and passionate, again, hours after first getting here on-scene. some of the more violent images that we saw in just a past hour and a half or so, pushing people out, is different from what we saw in the earlier afternoon hours. there were demonstrations of marches and people were giving speeches and sharing stories. and so people here are expressing what they ve been feeling in a variety of ways, and they are doing it over a long period of time. and it s not just tonight obviously