Good evening. It has been a busy and a difficult day. In addition to the first

court appearance for the ex-office or police officer charge in Dante writes

killing in Brooklyn Center, Minnesota, and the trial in Minneapolis of ex-office

or dark-shobot in the killing of George Floyd, video merged today from Chicago

in the fatal police shooting of Adam Toledo, a 13-year-old Latino. Of course, all

of the cases are different. Each scenario and each investigation is unique and

will treat each of them as such. There's no denying the country is on edge. We'll

be joined by the Toledo family attorney, our legal and law enforcement

analyst are here as well, including former DC and Philadelphia police chief Charles

Ramsey, who is especially qualified to talk about what he is and what isn't

appropriate, you, some deadly force. We want to start though where Dante Wright

was killed, Brooklyn Center, Minnesota, town that has seen four straight nights

of protests and arrests and it looks to be bracing for a fifth. Miguel Marquez is

there. So what are you seeing right now, Miguel? Yeah, it very much does look like

it's going to be a fifth night of some sort of protests. I want to show you what

the crowd is doing right now. Look, people are out here rallying, they're out

here in support of Dante Wright. They certainly want to see justice for him. They

want to see changes to the police force as well and to the way policing is

done. They are handing out umbrellas, they're handing out eye protection, they are

clearly preparing for a night of making a very emphatic point to the police

here of the changes that they want to see to the entire system. The police for

their side have put in extra barriers, cement barriers and fencing all the way

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