Today is Friday, September 4th.

What to know today about another controversial police incident

and why seven officers are now suspended.

Also what President Trump said that has election officials reminding people it's

illegal to vote twice.

Plus what to expect from an iconic two minute sporting event

on Saturday, which two blockbuster movies

debut this weekend and where to find them,

and how the Ice Bucket Challenge paved the way

for a medical breakthrough.

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Well, we start today with another controversial police incident that left a man dead and now several police officers are suspended.

This time it happened in Rochester, New York.

It actually happened back in March, but it didn't come out until this week when family members of the man who died

released police body camera footage. The video shows a black man named Daniel Prude,

naked in the street on the ground as police put his hands behind his back. He was apparently spitting at

police officers and yelling that he had COVID-19, so the officers put a mesh cover

over his head called a spithood. Those covers have been used for decades to protect officers from getting spit on,

though they're already controversial, with critics saying the hoods can cause people to

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