brewster and mary moriarty, hennepin county s chief public defender. i turn to you first. another night of public protest and arrests and the officer being charged. what can you tell us? steph, good morning. 24 protests overnight after the fourth night in a row of demonstrations right here in front of the brooklyn center police department. we know the numbers grew over a couple hundred before 10:00, when the curfew was in effect. and we had hundreds of police and state patrol officers converge on the scene. we did not see the tear gas used last night as in prior nights. i think it s important to note the mayor of brooklyn center had gone on record saying he did not believe it was a main way to treat protesters. as a result of a small demonstrations we had seen. and as far as kim potter goes, yesterday she turned herself in on the charges of second degree manslaughter. the maximum fine is ten years. we already from the family of daunte wright in response to this. they say th
he was on the force for 18 years and a father of two. on the latest on what we know, here is cnn s brian todd. reporter: a suspect in a car rammed two capitol police officers at the security barrier at the capitol complex, then got out of the vehicle wielding a knife, police say. he did not respond to verbal commands. the suspect did start lunging toward u.s. capitol police officers, at which time, u.s. capitol police officers fired upon the suspect. reporter: at least one of the officers was stabbed, an official tells cnn. one officer died from his injuries, william evans, an 18-year veteran of the for. force. the suspect identified by sources as noah green, age 25, is dead as well. he was not familiar to capitol police, authorities said. no initial indication of ties to terrorism but the motivae is unknown. clearly, this was someone actively trying to get at whoever, whatever. we just don t know. reporter: a unit from the national guard was immediately deploye
question, you answered it, we are cdone? i am asking you. he needed a win. it s part of the macho sentiment, that we are going 100% baby, right in to the rocks. the science is clear, look, you can be relaxing restrictions. the cdc is not crazy about it, but you have toly balance what people want out of their hardship and what leadership believes it has to do. right? there s an alchemy, he is trying to flout convention. it s trumpery, that s all it is. i can read ksh. you stayed in a holiday inn last night. i did, in fact. what the science shows is in restaurants, that the chances of exposure are not as great as in other places. those businesses should be allowed to open to whatever extent or capacity that the science shows is favorable. is correct. but, as far as wearing masks, i mean, let s, look, all you have to do is look at what is happening with the flu this season. hm-mm. what flu? exactly. because why? people are wearing masks. it s so obvious. so, wear t
thank you for watching, as always, the big show, cnn with don lemon. why lift the restrictions, the vaccine is getting in to enough arms that things are starting to turn around, but it s way too early. why do it now? the only reason i can see is because of what happened in texas, someone dropped the ball and they are trying to change the conversation. that is it, a distraction. that is how i feel. it s good, you asked the question, you answered it, we are done? i am asking you. he needed a win. it s part of the macho sentiment, that we are going 100% baby, right in to the rocks. the science is clear, look, you can be relaxing restrictions. the cdc is not crazy about it, but you have to balance what people want out of their hardship and what leadership believes it has to do. right? there s an alchemy, he is trying to flout convention. it s trumpery, that s all it is. i can read. you stayed in a holiday inn last night. i did, in fact. what the science shows is in
babies. the game stop frenzy continues with backlash against robin hood for redistricting amateur trading. good morning and welcome to morning joe . restricting. it is friday, january 29th. with us we have white house reporter for the asci press , jonathan lemire, michael steele, and former aide to the george w. bush white house elise jordan, msnbc analyst as well. so we will get to the latest in game stop. that story ahead. plus, a full year into the fight against covid. and we re learning troubling details about the pandemic. a federal investigation found that u.s. officials who greeted american evacuees from wuhan did not have training in infectious disease control and were told not to wear masks. that s according to the washington post . the state s attorney general is investigating why the cuomo administration failed to report 3,800 hospital deaths as being linked to nursing homes, an undercount of 40%. we ve got details on both of those stories coming up on mornin