Officer on the scene tried to Arrest Wright on a misdemeanor Weapons Charge and then wright pulled away, jumping back into the Drivers Seat and that is when potter fired her weapon. A prosecutor in an Outside County is now overseeing the case. That has charged potter with second Degree Manslaughter and the criminal complaint says this. Let me quote. Kimberly Ann Potter caused the death of Daunte Wright by her culpable negligence whereby kimberly potter created an unreasonable risk and consciously took a chance of causing death or great Bodily Harm to daunte demetrius wright. Lets go right to aadr aadrienne broaddus. This former officer, she is now out on bail, correct . Reporter she is. Hours after she was booked into the hennepin county jail, which is about eight minutes or eight miles away from the Police Station where she built her career, she bonded out. She goes before a Hennepin County Judge within the next hour, and it will not be inperson. Its a virtual hearing because keep in
the next few minutes. let s begin with cnn white house correspondent fphil mattingly. reporter: when you talk to u.s. officials leading up to the phone call, it s equal parts an update, letting the president know about the details with president putin two days ago. obviously their teams have been in touch since then. also coordination, i think that s increasingly important in these very tenuous days right now with that russian troop build up on three sides of ukraine s borders, making clear where the u.s. stands, what the u.s. is intending to do, and laying out in detail what the u.s. and its allies are planning if russia decides to move on the offensive. obviously president biden made clear in his warnings to president putin in that two hour and 1 minute phone call, there would be severe repercussions if russia moved forward with an invasion, not just unilateral repercussions on the united states side, it would be in concert with u.s. allies in europe, when sanctions have
and we begin in washington, where the biden administration is set to resume a controversial trump-era immigration policy next month. after he took office, president biden ended a policy requiring migrants seeking asylum in the u.s. to stay in mexico, while they await their immigration hearings. which biden called inhumane. texas and missouri filed a lawsuit over the move. a federal judge ordered the policy be reinstated. the administration challenged that order, but said it would comply after losing in a federal appeals court. and at the supreme court. with me now, shannon pettypiece, senior white house correspondent for nbc news digital. shannon, good morning. great to see you. tell us about this remain in mexico policy. what s it going to look like when it comes back into force? reporter: as you mentioned, jose, this is not the outcome the biden administration wanted. they did not want to put this trump-err la policy back in place. you mentioned the president had called t
us on this. we appreciate it. let s talk about what the fd sa meeting on today, the johnson & johnson booster. a recommendation from the studies of johnson & johnson. this booster to be administered two to six months after that initial dose. of course, we know that s different than moderna and pfizer recommendations for them. talk me through what you expect to hear today from the fda when it comes to the johnson & johnson booster. good morning. great to be here. we ve been talking to the 15 million americans who received one shot of johnson & johnson and formally about this issue for many months. before all the advisory committees, the fda and the cdc was the question does a second shot of johnson & johnson, is that indicated? the answer is absolutely, it is. because we do believe that a second shot for this one shotters is going to get them 90 plus% protection against hospitalization. the question to your point is what s the dosing interval? is it two months after the firs
he s standing by life live. also growing concern the u.s. about the potential spread of another deadly virus. the cdc is now discussing whether to offer vaccinations for people at high risk of what s called monkey pox. a rare case has just been confirmed in this country. and as the buffalo shooting suspect appears in court, there s a new report just outside tout that some 15 peopl signed into an online chat room where he invited people to watch the racist attack where it happened. we want to welcome our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i m westolf blitzer. you re in the situation room. we begin with president biden hitting vladimir putin with a one-two punch. the united states now poise d t send billions of additional dollars in new aid to ukraine as the president is promoting new efforts to expand nato right now. our chief white house correspondent kaitlan collins is joining us live from seoul, south korea. the president is heading to asia, whe