Family attorney, including former d. C. Police chief ramsey who will talk about deadly force. We want to start with daunte wright was killed, brooklyn center, minnesota, a town that has seen four straight nights of protests and arrests. Miguel marquez is there. What are you seeing right now, miguel? reporter: yeah, it very much does look like it s going to be a fifth night of protests. People are out here rallying in support of daunte wright. They certainly want to see justice for him and changes to the police force as well and to the way policing is done. They are handing out umbrellas. They re handing out eye protection. They are clearly preparing for a night of making a very emphatic point to the police of the changes they want to see to the entire system. The police for their side have put in extra barriers and fencing all the way up and down the station itself and even on some of the side streets here. So both sides sort of getting ready for another night here. But i got to tell y
night of protesters in the streets of brooklyn center, minnesota. and we re watching at this hour because there s a curfew going to take effect in one hour. and usually around this time things will start to happen because it gets close to the curfew and people are confused what time had curfew had been. they d been moving it up and moving it back. here s what the protesters are demanding. they re demanding justice for daunte wright. he s the latest black man to die in an encounter with police. i want to get right to sarah snyder. good evening to you. you ve been out there covering this since the beginning. what are you seeing tonight? reporter: we have seen early on the crowd being a bit more angry earlier. and you re seeing sort of the exchange that happened. somebody there firing less than lethal rubber bullets. we ve seen several people hit with those bullets and also seeing people you can see there they re spraying pepper spray just over the fence. there s a lot of folk
has important potential and real implications both domestically and globally because as many of you are aware of, this is a single shot vaccine in which you start to see efficacy anywhere from 7 to 10 days following the first and only shot. it is very, very good with regard to cold chain requirements namely requiring only a refrigerator. it is inexpensive, and the company is capable of making doses in the number of billions. it is a tremendously hopeful development as we discussed in the first hour with dr. sanjay gupta and dr. lenna wen who herself is participating in a second study looking as the benefits of any by a second dose. a new projection suggesting that even with vaccines coming online the next few months could be worse than imagined. here to talk about is the ihme director dr. chris murray and also dr. celine gounder. she serves a member of the president s covid transition advisory panel. your new model predicts anywhere from 25,000 additional deaths. i know you
she serves a member of the president s covid transition advisory panel. your new model predicts anywhere from 25,000 additional deaths. 645 deaths in the u.s. i know you factored in the new variants but also included something called rebound mobility and governments not taking, quote, cautionary actions to apply measures as quickly as expected. can you explain both of those factors? sure. i think on the rebound mobility the idea, anderson, is that we re starting to hear small scale data that once people get vaccinated they think it s a pass to go out, stop wearing a mask or be much less cautious. so we ve built in a pretty conservative view of that, that a quarter of the people who get vaccinated are going to start to go back to being more mobile. it could be much higher, and we ll really need to track that carefully. so that s the rebound part. in some states like california it s really important because they just dipped under the point where they re getting the epidemic u
good evening, i m laura coates. thank you for joining me this friday evening. tonight, donald trump is on some thin ice. in the first hearing with the judge in his third indictment, the one over election interference, she warned the former president about his rhetoric and his agreement, by the way, not to intimidate witnesses in order to stay a free man. but she also favored some of the arguments by his attorneys, for example, on whether evidence can be discussed publicly. more on that whole dramatic courtroom scene in just a moment. first, hunter biden. he s likely going to trial. attorney general merrick garland effectively appointed a special counsel in the guns and taxes investigation of the president s son. you ll recall there was a plea deal, and it also recently broke down. and we ve talked about the questions surrounding how that could have happened. even a judge that questioned the terms of the agreement with the doj. before we get to all of that analysis, you re p