Okay, I'm Chris Cuomo. Welcome to Primetime. We have breaking news on our watch. Many

apolis streets are filled with screams for justice upon word that no charges have yet

been filed in the death of George Lloyd in one of the most obvious and ugly injustices ever

captured on video. Minnesota's governor has activated the National Guard and the mayor

declared a local emergency after two nights of what you're looking at right now. Escalation.

It is a rebellion or a riot depending on whom you ask. Either way, don't miss the symptoms

for the sickness. What you're seeing in Minneapolis started for a reason, the video of Floyd's

death, and it is disturbing. I'm supposed to tell you to look away if it's too much for

you. But I say too many are too quick to dismiss the reaction on these streets because

you don't absorb the reality. So maybe we all need to look at a video like this and

let it sink in. What you see is what it is. A black man, Monday, handcuffed, a white

cop kneeling on his neck, another cop, another cop doing nothing for minutes. What is Floyd

doing? Some of it is there. Pleading, I can't breathe, begging that he would comply, begging

for his mother, and then he died. Floyd's family has called for murder charges against the

four officers involved in his arrest. The officers were fired quickly. The question now

is, were there actions too much to keep them as police, but not enough to be crimes? Here's

the US attorney for Minnesota tonight. I cannot emphasize enough how important it is

that all your ducks are in a row before you make that charging decision, but you can't

undo what you've done if you rush. But if you take that time, you're going to do it right

the first time and you're going to get it done the first time. The Hennepin County prosecutor

is asking the public also to be patient. That video is graphic and horrific and terrible

and no person should do that. But my job in the end is to prove that he violated a criminal

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