they re calling for peace and tranquility, no matter what that verdict is. i am praying the verdict is the right verdict, it is overwhelming in my view. i wouldn t say that unless the jury was sequestered now. meanwhile, controversy continues over comments from maxine waters for protesters to get more confrontational if chauvin was acquitted which the judge said didn t provide reason for mistrial but could eventually be used for appeal. congresswoman waters dismissed the suggestion she was calling for violence saying i am nonviolent. in the white house briefing room minutes ago, press secretary jen psaki faced questions about it. does the white house condone the congresswoman s comments? well, first, i would say again, the congresswoman clarified her own comments. does the white house believe those kinds of comments are helpful in the middle of a trial everybody knows could lead to more violence and unrest? again, i can speak to what the president s point of view is
here. you see the officers around the car. what s interesting about this video is they re showing demdem commands. the question is to whom? because brown may have already been dead by one of the many bullets fired at him while the 42-year-old was trying to drive away from police after they served arrest and search warrants. the family and the community deserve to know more five days after the fact. we only saw a snippet of the video. this family was disrespected. i ve never been talked to like i was talked to in there. mr. cox told me, a grown black man, that he was not going to be bullied. one body cam. 20 seconds. in execution. that is not enough when you have officers gunning him down with his hands on the steering wheel and he s trying to get away. z he had his hands firmly on the steering wheel. they ran up to the vehicle shooting. my dad got executed just by trying to save his own life. now, look, those are angry, those are inflammatory, those are righteous,
lockstep with the majority of what the american people want. so your overall point is good. we saw something that was bipartisan, which rarely ever happens in washington. i don t want to focus on the one i m going to say whatever who did not go along with that. i think we should leave him to the margins and focus on the positive that happened. josh hawley, who cares? nobody cares. he s insignificant. then stop talking about him. that s what i said. it took you like five minutes. you said his name like six times. we should focus in this moment on the important things that are happening in this country. that is very important. and so, yes, we yes. and also what happened with the shootings. what s going on with that? that s really important that we discuss, and i think we had a very important and illuminating conversation last night that the whole country is having. and i think we should continue to have those conversations because it is what resonates with the ame
obviously nobody s been in tough times more than you when it comes to coverage in our generation of journalists, andan amazing combination and i has been for a long time. he s got some years on you here at cnn, but sure. getting close. take the discount. it s great to remind him and he also reminds the great work this place does, especially when you guys are side by side. it s nice to see him recognized. take care, my friend. good to see you. all right, i am chris cuomo and welcome to prime time. another policing story ends in a funeral. that means we have another chance to ask if one person s end, this time 20-year-old daunte wright, killed by a cop who thought she had a taser out, will this be the beginning for change? like most social problems, this is complicated. half of you say black people have a better chance of being struck by lightning than a cop. why are so many people of color looking up at the sky so often? let s look at the data, you say. that s as muc
camera footage. we ve obtained this exclusive video from the aftermath of the shooting. what does it show? well, this is video we obtained from a neighbor who lives across the street from andrew brown s house. this neighbor filmed what is essentially the media aftermath of the shooting. you do not see the actual video. what you do see is andrew brown s car crashed on a tree across a grassy area and across roanoke avenue from where his house is. he tried to get away as his lawyers have acknowledged. they say he was trying to evade the sheriff s deputies who were there and they made concerted efforts so he wouldn t harm them. he did crash his car against a tree only other side of the street. there is a white house that you see in the frame just to the right of where his car is. that house got a bullet hole in it from the firing. we talked to the gentleman who owns the house. he said it came straight through his front wall and handled in his house. investigators came and retri