he was shot and killed on the morning of april 4th during a traffic stop. new videos released by the police department show the final moments of his life. lyoya is seen in dash cam footage being pulled over in a residential neighborhood where both he and the officer, who has not been publicly identified, exit their vehicles. i want you to listen to their exchange, and i want to note that there are certain portions of this video that, in fact, have been blurred out not by us but by police. i m stopping you. do you have a license? what done? do you have a driver s license? do you speak english? yes. can i see your license? what do you want? the plate doesn t belong on this no. no. stop. stop. put your hands up. stop. we got one running. northbound. stop. running north. okay. so, from there, the interaction turns violent. the two men, they re wrestling on the ground as you re seeing there as the officer appears to unholster his taser. it seems as if they re yel
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of people have been evacuated from homes and hotels on the island of rhodes because of fires there. three hotels are reported to have burnt down. private boats have joined the greek coastguard in helping to pick up people from beaches on the east of the island. the fires said to be out of control have been burning on the island for five days now. the country s deputy fire chief says the fires there are the most difficult greece is facing. it comes as greece is suffering its hottest weekend in 50 years. one climate expert says the current heatwave could last 16 or 17 days making it the longest since records began. live now to greece to speak to our reporter azadeh moshiri. she s in lagonisi, south east of athens. just talk us through where you are what has been happening. temperatures are set to rise but also break records here in greece. for some, that may mean flocking to the beast like here in mag lucy beach but for others it s more dangerous. this morning, the
with king charles will focus on climates. biden is a bigger lift of both in london and again at the nato summit in lithuania it will be justifying his decision to provide cluster bombs to ukraine which are banned by more than 120 countries. we are not signatories of that agreement. but it took me a while to be convinced to do it. the main thing is they have weapons to stop the russians now to keep them from stopping the ukrainian offensive to these areas. or they don t. and i think they needed them progress a key factor in the decision russia has been using cluster bombs on ukrainian soil since the beginning of the invasion. the land will need to be de- mind anyway ukraine also committed to postwar cleanup and u.s. officials point out they have huge incentive to mitigate risk to their own people. the move drew opposition from nato allies canada, spain, germany, the uk as well as some congressional democrats because i have some qualms about it. there is an international prohib
monster rival, the threads app now live and millions are signing up. we re going to begin this hour with that surprising announcement regarding the potential location of the man who led an uprising in russia last month. in a rare news conference this morning, belarusian leader alexander lukashenko said the head of the wagner group yevgeny prigozhin is in russia, not in belarus, despite saying last week he was in his country. nbc news cannot verify that claim. it is raising new questions, though, about the supposed deal that ended the attempted rebellion. joining us now from the presidential palace in minsk is nbc chief international correspondent keir simmons. you attended the news conference. you spoke with lukashenko, what did he say? reporter: yeah. yeah, as you can see, we re not at the presidential palace anymore. we were there. nbc news one of the few international news organizations invited to that conversation. and after an incredibly unpredictable almost two week