both shot by police, both unarmed. i want them to say to the whole world learn to love one another again. what happened to our humanity? these cases coming as the nation prepares for the conclusion of derek chauvin s murder trial in minneapolis. the jury soon tasked with deciding the fate of the former city cop caught on camera with his knee on george floyd s neck. and tonight, news concerning some members of congress that are bound to fan the flames. congresswoman marjorie taylor-greene now trying to distance herself from new reporting that she, along with her republican congressman paul gosar are helping to turn america to quote, anglo-saxon roots. it would be called the america first caucus. a serve-page document first outlining the plans first reported by punchbowl news. america is a nation with a border and a culture strengthened by a common respect for uniquely anglo-saxon political traditions. congresswoman greene is blaming the media for taking the story out of co
center, minnesota. while less than 20 miles away, the defense has rested its case in the trial of derek chauvin for the killing of george floyd. jurors set to hear final arguments on monday. of course, we cannot call minnesota some kind of singular symbol of what s wrong, not when the entire nation is grappling with this problem. tonight, whether it s a development in an existing case or yet another nauseating video of a wholly unnecessary police killing, but this week, one video in particular outraged the nation. in just a minute i ll talk to the mayor of chicago whose police department is wrestling with perhaps the grimmest police encounter on film since the killing of george floyd. as the police shooting of 13-year-old adam toledo reescalates the past year s conversation around police reform, intersecting with this latest political battle over guns in america. of course in the background is the building struggle between a biden administration that is trying to reduce socia
to 1.7 million. some health experts are concerned that the decline is due to complacency toward testing. on the covid beat force this hour. sam brock is at the super bowl in tampa. and scott cohen is in san francisco for us. guys, welcome to you both. first to sam in tampa and the prekaukss being taken to prevent a superspreader at the big game. what are the safety protocols for the attendees that you told me yesterday it was like 25,000 people get to go, right? reporter: that is exactly right. about 25,000 people in the stadium. that is well less than half of the capacity, alex. in addition, just getting out, they ve expanded the space and everybody has to be wearing a mask if not eating or drinking and according to the nbc numbers, the numbers have dipped 22% in the last few weeks but now we have a super bowl and it is about to be game on. there will only be 25,000 fans at raymond jamts stadium for football s biggest game where strict safety protocols are in place. but