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Cities and how the shortage of police officers is only making it worse. A gut wrenching 911 call made by a man who just discovered his wife and son shot dead has just been released for the mystery behind the double homicide in a prominent south carolina family. And one of the most divisive issues in that country, abortion. The height commitment has blocked federal dollars per plane for abortion coverage for decades. Now prochoice democrats want to make that rule i think of the past. We begin tonight with the latest graphic illustration of the serious danger posed by america s growing crime crisis. White house correspondent kevin corke is staying on top of the story tonight. Good evening, kevin. As you know there s an old adage. Talk is cheap you re no matter how much policymakers talk about their socalled solutions to violence in american cities, one thing is it is capable. The crime numbers are not going down, you are not solving the problem. Which is why with violence surging across
miles from where the trial of derek chauvin was taking place. police say in an attempt to make an arrest, a veteran officer pulled out her gun instead of her taser and fired it, killing wright. at least two other african-americans died in police shootings this week, one in north carolina, another, a teenage girl in ohio. at the funeral today, members of daunte wright s family, reverend al sharpton, minnesota senator amy klobuchar will speak. cnn s adrienne broaddus is there outside of that church of we know that s just a short list of elected officials who are there. tell us about what is happening today and how they will remember this young man. reporter: friends and family are remembering daunte wright as someone who had a big smile, a smile that was brighter than the sun, that shines here today. inside right now there s a visual artist painting a picture of daunte. it s a black and white photo, and he just completed that painting, but while he was painting, there was a
family just spoke? what did they say about this charge that kim potter faces? the family is saying the charge is not enough. they say it s a step in the right direction but they want to see more serious charges specifically a murder charge. now, the family gathered inside of new salem missionary baptist church and it s in the heart of north minneapolis on the city s north side, and we heard the family speak so passionately. keep in mind they are still grieving the death of the 20-year-old, and while they grieve they are making sure they stand up and propel their message, the message they are repeating over and over is police accountability. listen into what they had to say and then i will tell you about that hearing. everybody keeps saying justice, and unfortunately there s never going to be justice for us. the justice would bring our son home to us, knocking on the door with his big smile come into the house and sitting down and eating dinner with us, going out to lunch,
and america s covid crisis. now, we have got a gorgeous live zoom audience that will be with us throughout the night. we are one year into the pandemic and we wanted to hear from you, the american people. many of you submitted questions and here is what you wanted to know. ee will we be with the coronavirus and these other mutants till 2022 please tell the difference between the moderna vaccine, the pfizer vaccine and johnson & johnson vaccine? will the future protect us from future variants of covid or will we have to go into lockdown again? when will we get into some kind of normal? this pandemic has upended billions of lives world wide. more than 510,000 american lives with black is and brown lives more likely to be infected for coronavirus, to be hospitalized for it and die. u.s. life expectancy also dropped by a year in the first half of 2020 according to a new government report. but for black americans, it was nearly three years. and for latinx people, nearly tw