Pandemic with a party. And former president undergoes colon surgery. Later its a 4th Of July favorite. We go to cooneney Island Fofor E hotdog history. Once the depressioN Rolled around thats when the business started taking off. This is the Cbs Weekend News. From new york, here is Jericka Duncan. Good evening, thanks for joining us. From Coast To coast, america seems to be making up for what was lost on this Holiday Weekend last year. With more signs every day that life is getting back to normal. Vaccines have crushed the worst Of Covid but amid the r reivelly therref el,before a tropical sts in. 24 people are confirmed dead, 121 still u unaccounted for. Cbss Omar Villafranca is there tonight. Omar, good evening. Reporter good evening, jericka. Demolition crews have been working for hours in extremely dangerous conditions, trying to get those explosive in place so they can take down the remainder of the building behind me before Mother Nature knocks it down. Making way for Demolition
and so the community wants to see a murder charge. meanwhile the officer who spent years building her career here was booked into the hen pip county jail, which is about eight miles from here. about six hours after she was taken into custody, she bonded out on a $100,000 bond. ben crump, he s one of the attorneys representing t ing wright family, echoing their sentiment. they want accountability. as you mentioned, officer kim potter will appear before a judge via zoom today. this morning barricades are surrounding her home. poppy and john? adrienne broaddus for us in brooklyn center. we want to bring in cnn legal analyst and former prosecutor elie honig. elie, i want to start with you on the charge of manslaughter for cikimberly potter, second-degree manslaughter, which in minnesota is applied when a person causes culpable dealt and takes unreasonable risk and causes great bodily harm to another. why are we seeing this charge and what does it say to you? john, at a minimu
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actions. and another who once told police that the actions of the father and son convicted today of murder were, quote, perfectly legal. no one was charged for the murder for more than two months, not until video of that deadly shooting surfaced. two days after that, the first arrests. and now, a year and a half later, his murderers were let out of a georgia courtroom in handcuffs after the verdicts were read. arbery s mother tells cnn, quote, we finally got the justice for ahmaud that he deserved back in 2020. justice delayed, but no longer denied. martin savidge who has been covering this story since the very beginning joins us now with the details from this emotional day in court. martin. reporter: was absolutely, john. you know, i have been standing outside of the courthouse after it had been announced there was a verdict. a crowd had rushed up. many had been outside of this courthouse since this trial began. they were listening to the live stream coming from inside the