North carolina says officers involved in the shooting death of a 42yearold black men were justified and will not face charges in his death. Good afternoon, welcome to the tuesday edition of america reports. I m john roberts in washington in washington. Sandra: i m sandra smith in new york, for the first time since andrew browne s death last night, the d. A. Releasing body camera footage of that incident, just a warning, what you are about to see may be difficult to watch. [bleep]! [bleep]! [bleep]! sandra: the d. A. Says deputies were attempting to serve warrants related to brown s alleged involvement in dealings with drugs, he says brown tried to get away when officers arrived on the scene. The one the district attorney says brown drove directly at a deputy posing immediate threat to officers and others, brown s family has described the incident as an execution, here s the district attorney earlier. After reviewing the investigation conducted by the north carolina date bureau of inves
deepa shivra in atlanta. so heartbreaking as we learn more and more about these people and what are you learning today? hi there, alex. we are in atlanta right near the capital building, liberty plaza where there will be a number of speakers from the asian american community, organizers and leaders here today gathering, healing and also organizing as we move forward from this tragedy that took place last week. several locations in the atlanta area targeting eight people who died, six of whom were from asian descent, and of course, like you mentioned in the beginning of the show we now have the names of all eight victims and going through, remembering who these people are, honoring their lives including park, who died in the shooting leaving behind two sons in the united states and the rest of the family still in south korea and our nbc s kathy park had a chance to speak with one of her sons randy just in the last 24 hours. take a listen to some of his story. i have my own
stimulus relief package cleared yet another critical hurdle in the house with a full floor vote expected later this week. we re also following a key confirmation hearing up on capitol hill. president biden s attorney general nominee, judge merrick garland, just wrapped up his first day of testimony, making clear that if confirmed, he s, quote, not the president s lawyer. first let s get the very latest on this truly heart-wrenching pandemic news. our national correspondent ryan young is working the story for us. ryan, half a million americans killed by the coronavirus just this past year. tell us the latest, tell us what s going on where you are. reporter: well, so devastating, the news about this. of course, all of us heartbroken by the news that so many americans have lost their lives. of course, right now you can see the number of cars here that are lined up for the vaccine. people want this desperately. they want to get away from the devastation they faced over the last
priority travel surge as highly contagious variants spread in new states governor cuomo under fire when a top aide admitted of covid deaths the survival story of the deadly pile-up. 80 migrants is trapped inside a truck gasping for air. the new roadblocks to filing the pandemic and how to get around them and they re turning this winter into something inspiring america. announcer: this is nbc nightly news with lester holt. good evening everyone, the second impeachment trial with donald trump is on a fast track tonight. they call the accusation that mr. trump incited the attack on the capitol of a monstrous lie. the defense labeling trump s call fight like hell, punctuating the point of a 10-minute video montage of democrats uttering the same words. we are in the fight of our lives right now. we fight like hell. democrats are standing up to fight. we are in this fight in a serious way. the defense attacking the legality of the trial while avoiding some k
branch to bear on this issue. eddie glaude jr., we deeply appreciate you being here today. it was 365 days ago when we saw an attack on the u.s. capitol and the attack of this heart of this nation s democracy, we ll be remembering it all day today on msnbc. thank you for waking up way too early with us, thursday morning, january 6th, morning joe starts right now. democrats are hopeless, they never voted for anything. not even one vote. we ll try and give our republicans, the weak ones, we ll try to give them the kind of pride and boldness they need to take back our country. let s walk down pennsylvania avenue, i want to thank you all, god bless you and god bless america. the president bares responsibility for wednesday s attack on congress by mob rioters. he should have denounced the mob when he saw it unfolding. quell the brewing unrest and ensure president-elect biden is able to successfully bin his term. when i talk to president trump, i was the first person to c