Special report starts right now. Shannon good evening, welcome to washington. Im Shannon Bream in for bret baier. The calls are increasing tonight for the removal of New York democratic Governor Andrew Cuomo. Following Yesterdays Bombshell Report by the states Attorney General. Accusing him of sexually harassing 11 women. So far cuomo is refusing to resign. State lawmakers are moving forward with Impeachment Proceedings and criminal investigations are underway. We have got fox team coverage. Howard kurtz on the Media Reaction to the allegations against one of their favorite politicians. We begin with correspondent Bryan Llenas in New York. Hello, bryan. Shannon, good evening. There are now reportedly enough votes in the new York State Assembly And Senate to impeach New York Governor Andrew Cuomo if he chooses not to resign. This, as the new poll says nearly 60 of New Yorkers believe the governor needs to go. [chanting] hey, hey, Governor Cuomos got to go. Tonight 70 of New York State L
precincts and investigators often can monitor them or retrieve recorded video as needed. when you say monitor, you say monitoring in realtime sure. you can watch them live. you can move them, pan, tilt and zoom the camera. if you know there s an incident they can use the camera to see what s going on. then how do you communicate with officers on patrol and in need of this information there s a number of ways. the primary way would be sending a switch message they have a computer in the car. and they re operating some software that allows us to send them a direct message that flashes on the screen and can give them updates on the call or any other information. we can also get on the radio if we want to broadcast to a wider group. and then people have cell phones and can call them for something more detailed than a message. and that s helpful for monitoring in realtime you also mentioned storage and retrieval of said footage. is that right? yes. describe as a desi
is tough to watch. reporter: 61-year-old eyewitness charles mcmillan took the stand breaking down in sobs after prosecutors played this body cam video of george floyd interacting with police. i can t breathe. i can t breathe. i can t breathe. stop moving. helpless. i don t have a mama, either, but i just hear him reporter: mcmillan is the man you hear on the video begging floyd to give into police before floyd is taken to the ground. you ain t going to win. i understand once you get in the cuff, you can t win, you re done. reporter: mcelderry mill done told the jury reregularly walks his neighborhood and in fact, bumped into officer derek chauvin there five days before floyd s arrest. five days ago, i told him go home to your family safe and the next person go to their family safe but he look at you as a maggot. reporter: the jury saw george floyd alive watching not seen before surveillance video from inside the cup foot store. 19-year-old former cashier
i can t breathe. i can t breathe. stop moving. mama! mama! mama! i feel helpless. i don t have a mama, either, and i understand him. reporter: macmillan is the man you hear, on the video, begging floyd to give in to police, before flooyd is taken o the ground. because i have had interaction with officers, myself. and i understand, once you get in the, you can t win, you re done. reporter: in fact, he d bumped into officer derek chauvin there, five days before floyd s arrest. five days ago, i told [ inaudible ] family safe. reporter: on this day in court, the jury also saw george floyd alive. watching not-seen-before surveillance video from inside the cup food store. 19-year-old former cashier, christopher martin, took the stand to explain what was going on, leading up to police arriving. do you recall what it was that you sold to him? a pack of cigarettes. he seemed very friendly, approachable. he was talkative. he seemed to just be having an average, norm
attempt. we know that members of the militia groups that were present on january 6th have stated their desires that they want to blow up the capitol and kill as many members as possible with a direction nexus to the state of the union, which we know that date has not been identified. a warning came during the house appropriations committee hearing about the security failures on january 6th. the police chief there explaining the threat from extremists is why the fencing remains outside the capitol and why national guard troops are still manning the building. also from that hearing, pittman emphasised that the insurrectionists who attacked the capitol, quote, weren t only interested in attacking members of congress and officers. they wanted to send a symbolic message to the nation as to who was in charge of that legislative process. pittman s testimony serves as a flashing red light about the future threats still facing the u.s. capitol around future events, and the threat