taylor's death. those alleged crimes include civil rights offenses, unlawful conspiracies, unconscionable -- unconstitutional use of force and obstruction. the four defendants were charged to two separate indictments and one information. i'm going to begin today by discussing the civil rights offenses that stem from the falsification of a search warrant. we allege that these offenses result in ms. taylor's death. these charges focus on the conduct of a law of a metro place based metro unit. in the first indictment filed today, we allege in 2020, that unit was investigating suspected drug trafficking in the west end of louisville. on march 12, 2020, officers from that unit thought five search warrants they claimed word connected to drug warns. 12 of those were in the west end were those were allegedly occurring. a fifth search warrant -- from the west end. the federal charges announced today that members of the place based investigators unit falsified the affidavit used to obtain the search warrant of

taylor: i'm taylor riggs. it is fun to be here with you all week. we get a quick check on the markets. we start with equities. coming off the deep blows of the session, 42.77 and below the 300 level on the s&p 500. mastec is a big laggard. this simple math is, you put a higher discount rate in, and the net present value is worth less. we talked about 20 year bond auction, a little weaker, two basis points, so it will rise nine basis points or so as we think about the digestion of the 20 year bond. and a further negative yield curve, 42 basis points. we think a lot about the duration and magnitude of what 40 basis points represents. jon: something we will be watching as we get the fed minutes into next hour. we talked about technology is one of the sectors on the move. retail getting a lot of spotlight time, as well, today, for different reasons. certainly, there is the return of the mean stock frenzy, which has fueled bed bath & beyond. now at $25 a share today. it started this month around five dollars. then we get back to different learning storie

taylor's home. that false affidavit set in motion events that led to ms. taylor's death. when other lmpd officers executed that warrant. the fourth amendment of the constitution ensures that people are subject to searches only when there is probable cause supporting a search warrant. falsified warrant create unnecessary hazard for the public and for the police who rely on facts that fellow officers report in carrying out their public duties. the indictment alleges that by preparing a false affidavit to secure a search warrant for breonna taylor's home, defendants james and meanie willfully deprived breonna taylor of her constitutional right to be free of unreasonable searches and seizures. and we allege that her death resulted from that violation. in a separate indictment the grand jury charges former lmpd detective brett, and using unconstitutionally excessive force during the raid in her home. without a lawful objective justifying the use of deadly force, the defendant traveled away from miss taylor's doorway to the side of the building and fired 10 shots into her apart

." -- i am taylor riggs and this is "bloomberg markets" . taylor: it is 1:00 p.m. in new york so we get a good check on the cross asset markets. let's start with the equity markets rolling over just a little bit, searching for direction on the day. 4270 is similar to yesterday. again, losing the big 4300 number we had earlier on in the week, most of that to now unwinds and looking at mostly flat on the day. the stoxx index a big outperformer. you can see the breaking news on your screen about qualcomm trading -- trying to return with the new chips. you get a big boost with the stoxx index, the outperformer's, some chipmakers firmly back in the green. i wanted to talk about the tips on the 30 year market. it is 1:00 and we will get some of a real yield auction of the longer-term duration bonds so a 30 year real yield is what has me in focus. we will get those headlines soon. for now, we get direction and the rates market. finally, the inversion as well. two/tens, a little inversion but less then yesterday. a little steepener by three to four basis points but duratio

taylor: jim? jim: i will go 75. taylor: matt? kriti: the housecall is fit -- matthew: the housecall is 50 basis points. taylor: when i think about a rate cut in 2023, what you think? kelsey: no. jim: emphatically no. matthew: i don't see it happening. taylor: three for three. finally here, you get three 50's on the inner medium peak on the 10 year yield? kelsey: we can hit it but that is the high for the year. jim: i would agree with that and i think it might go higher, 24. matthew: i agree with kelsey, i think 350 is probably the peak in the cycle but we could get back there. taylor: so much consensus. i love it. i voted john should take off more often so i should do the show and lets extended to an hour because what a pleasure this was for me. kelsey berro, matthew hornbach, jim bianco, as we are always so focused as we are on friday at 1:00 on real yields and nominal yields, they migrate higher on the front end of the curve we also focus on this equity market that seems to be taken a little bit surprised by jay powell's commen

this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: this is bloomberg markets and i'm taylor riggs. blackrock partnering with coinbase to make it easier for institutional investors to manage and trade bitcoin. but remember, blackrock and wall street were not always in favor of dope. back in 2017, the ceo and jp morgan's ceo, jamie dimon, heather doubts about digital assets. take a listen. >> bitcoin just shows you how much demand for money laundering there is in the world. [laughter] that's all it is. it is an index. it is an index of money laundering. [applause] >> i could care less what bitcoin traits were, how it trades, why trades. if you are stupid enough to buy. i told people it could trade at $100,000 before trading to zero. toilet bowls traded for $75,000 or something like that. the only value of bitcoin is when the other guy -- what the other guy will pay for. taylor: the other guy will pay for its. we have migrated from maybe 60,000 on bitcoin down to 20,000. caroline hyde tells me maybe it is an inflation hedge and may a risk on asset as we try to hover around $23,000, $2

taylor's death. a make of the justice department has announced federal criminal charges against four former and current louisville police officers over their roles in the fatal shooting of breonna taylor, shot dead in her home during a no-knock police raided two years ago. we will go to louisville for the latest. did we remember the life and legacy of albert woodfox, former black panther who spent nearly 44 years in solitary confinement, longer than any prisoner in u.s. history. he died of covid at the age of 75 thursday, six years after he was freed on the angola present in louisiana. >> i remember reading something from mr. mandela and he said you can carry the weight of the world on your shoulders. i thought what we were is doing was a noble cause so we were prepared, so the beatings and the gas and the decades of solitary confinement, although painful and difficult, never got to the point where they were able to break us. amy: we will hear albert woodfox in his own words and speak to his brother,

erik: yes, taylor. you look at the last few cycles and almost inevitably the real five year rate tends to end up in positive territory. looking at the current nominal fed rate or yield, the past three months worth of inflation, that is still -200 four -300 basis points. there is a lot more room for the fed to tighten. the fed has to do more. jon: great perspective, as always. erik nelson joining us from wells fargo, where he serves as a macro strategist. the u.s. mortgage industry sing its first lenders going out of business after a sudden spike in lender rates. a new wave of failures might be on the horizon, rivaling the meltdown from the housing crisis in 2008. you have authored a very extensive great read on this subject and it really does highlight the differences between the big banks and the independent lenders. what is the difference? carmen: the banks have more capital. bank lenders do not, especially the smaller ones. the pockets of mortgages are covered by lenders, which are having a hard time

and that those violations resulted in miss taylor's death. specifically, we alleged that miss taylor's 4th member rights were violated when defendants, joshua jane's kyle minnie, and kelly good let sought a warrant to search miss taylor's home, knowing that the officers lack probable cause for the search, and then to cross live. now to ross in george in the roseman want more cunning tennis the attorney general merritt garland also said that of the a 4th officer who has been charged in this case i was exercising a reckless of regard for life inside brianna taylor's apartment. when he started firing during that raid on her home in march 2020, during the incident, her boyfriend pulled out his a legally owned fire arm and started shooting because he thought somebody was trying to break into their home. he was later charged with shooting one of the officers, and that case was later dismissed. but this is a federal case now because of the allegations that brianna taylor's civil rights were violated. and it comes after considerable pressure from peo

taylor: this is bloomberg markets. as you mentioned in the previous segment, 13f filings are beginning to file in. sonali is here with what investors are watching. sonali: the aggregate numbers are interesting because you are seeing a signoff of technology names but it does not hold true for all of them. some of the most prominent were being bought by the likes of soros where you set the big new by, apple, amazon also becoming huge names. they most bought was elf out but you are not seen everybody buy in at once. you are not seeing that herd mentality but the likes of harvard, georgetown, soros getting into alphabet while you sleep tech being more probably sold it let's take a look at some of the names, soros, we have in, we are waiting to hear from stan drunken miller and we are starting to hear from activist investors, third point, elliott. activism is a strategy this year has not done well but there is hope that could turn around. jon: i love that you brought up all of that. i have a two-parter for you. because of w

taylor's death. those alleged crimes include civil rights offenses, unlawful conspiracies, unconstitutional use of force, and obstruction offenses. federal charges announced today allege that members of the place-based investigations unit falsified the affidavit used to obtain the search warrant of ms. taylor's home. that this act violated federal civil rights laws. and that those violations resulted in ms. taylor's death. >> the four officers charged include three officers who were part of the investigative unit which obtained the search warrant to raid breonna taylor's lome and the fourth is brett hankison fired from the police department for shooting blindly into taylor's lome. the justice department has been investigating the practicing of the louisville police department for a year now, and today the department of justice argues that three of the officers made false claims in the search warrant affidavit containing, connecting breonna taylor to their drug investigation. the d.o.j. also argues th

our children, like brianna taylor, who will fight for the city of louisville, paid brianna taylor's family $12000000.00 to settle a wrongful death lawsuit. on thursday, tamika palmer said the arrests are just one more step in holding the police accountable. today's overdue. but he still hired a recognition that oh, the legal success in the world won't bring her daughter back. rosalind jordan, else's era tamika mallory's the co founder of the act of his group, called until freedom. she's been an advocate on behalf of brown to turn his family since the fatal shooting. she says the public once more justice for police violence election matter. and we hope that people around the nation, especially folks who are rightfully discouraged by how slow it is and how difficult it is, how much we had to do in order to keep brianna taylor's name alive. people are frustrated, they want to see more of this. they want to see more accountability for law enforcement officers, but we do know that if this had been under a different administration and particularly the previous administration, the trump ad

this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: this is "bloomberg markets." i'm taylor riggs. we have to get back to breaking news. fbi agents searched former president trump's mar-a-lago home recovered 11 sets of classified documents. this is according to the wall street journal. it includes papers marked as top-secret and meant to be in special government facilities. i'm pleased to say joining us now is doug heights, and former rnc communications director. so great to have you here and studio in new york. talk about the big picture. we are getting reports these are big classified documents. how concerning is this to you. doug: is concerning on multiple levels. we did not know what the documents were. if the fbi and the doj are going to do something this unprecedented, clearly they are doing it for reason. they have real concerns and they are making sure they will. every -- dot every i and cross every t. the rhetoric i heard from republicans was concerning. they merely jumped to donald trump's defense. we always learned with donald trump and you defend him, if you hours are a

>> taylor: my school did not have water polo. >> kelly: you have a big birthday coming up, 30. >> taylor: i know. >> kelly: i am like a decade older, a mom's 40 coming and it's a big birthday year for me, do you get excited and planned? >> taylor: i am. people have asked me are you scared? but i feel good. i like birthdays. >> kelly: if you like my 20s were so fun and i did a lot of cool stuff in my career, but they were hard overall. >> taylor: i'm looking for the next chapter in life. >> kelly: you get into wine, do you make wine? >> taylor: i don't make it myself, may be in the future i would love that, but yes. >> kelly: i want to do the lucille thing where you crush the grapes. >> taylor: i have done that. this is at one of our favorite wineries and we got to crush the grapes. >> kelly: you get into the whole tasting and everything. >> taylor: that's my go-to thing, people ask what do you want to do on your birthday? and i'm like i just want to go to napa -- >> kelly: with that charcuterie board. >> taylor: yes, and enjoy some wine. >> kelly: are you really good at it? because i liv

j comes to breonna taylor. 1 think it is a few factors. comes to breonna taylor. i think it is a few factors. the first big factor is video. with george floyd as well as eric gardner and some others, we had video evidence. we did not have that for breonna taylor. it was a big thing. it was also alleged that they turned off their cameras and they supposedly went working so that is a big deal. people did not see the level of violence that happened in that home. the other thing is also, in essence, the marketing. we have louisville compared to new york and people actually did cry out for breonna taylor and there was a civil settlement handed down pretty quickly and people have to recognise that in the entered states, whether we are talking about george floyd, eric gardner breonna taylor, thatis eric gardner breonna taylor, that is a tax problem that does not come from police problems, budgets, comes from taxpayers and we really have to think about that. but i think when it comes to breonna taylor, the big thing is the video evidence, and also people have noted the fa

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taylor's family 12000000 dollars to settle a wrongful death lawsuit. on thursday, tamika palmer said the rest are just one more step in holding the police accountable. today's overdue. but he still has a recognition that all the legal success in the world won't bring her daughter back . rosalind jordan else's era the chinese ambassador, the un says he hopes the us will learn a lesson from the situation in the taiwan strait where beijing is now conducting life. i drills this show of military might comes after how speak and nancy pelosi ended a controversial trip to ty, pay a visit. that's infuriated china. taiwan says chinese naval ships and military aircraft have made several incursions into its territorial waters earlier. another senior chinese diplomat described below his trip as manic, irresponsible, and irrational. we hope that the united states will draw a lesson from such a situation that at nearly they should all know their commitment, or they weren't chimed up principle not to support. i may have heard my independence attempts. we hope they wil

fight our children, like brianna taylor, who will fight for the city of louisville, paid brianna taylor's family 12000000 dollars to settle a wrongful death lawsuit. on thursday, tamika palmer said the rest are just one more step in holding the police accountable. today's overdue. but he still has a recognition that all the legal success in the world won't bring her daughter back . rosalind jordan else's era a jury in the u. s. has ordered a conspiracy theorist on broadcaster to pay more than $4000000.00 to the parents of a boy killed in the 2012 sandy hook school massacre. alex jones repeatedly called the shooting a hoax. 20 young children and 6 adults were killed. he hosted the far right website infill wars, and he was sued for defamation by the parents of 6 year old jesse louis. they said they were harassed and received death threats because of jones claims. the us national security spokesman john kirby. he says he expects china will continue to react to u. s. house speaker nancy pelosi, his trip to taiwan beijing is not conducting live fire drills around the island of taiwan, even tho

of breonna taylor. >> those alleged crimes include civil rights offenses, unlawful conspiracies, unconstitutional use of force and obstruction offenses. the four defendants were charged through two separate indictments. >> democrats facing election battles in the fall are hoping the massive turnouts in the kansas abortion probe is a sign of things to come to well the party waits to see whether kyrsten sinema will sign off on legislation to lower healthcare cost and boost climate initiatives. in the next hour, president biden will talk with senate democrats about the package. the president remains in isolation today as he continues to test positive for covid. we will have a live look from arizona where the republican governor has still not decided decide by the decoration of victory by kari like. >> we begin with brittney griner being sentenced. we have the brother of paul whalen who has been in russian custody since 2018 and former um -- u.s. ambassador to russia. what is your reaction to everything you

>> breonna taylor! -- say her name! breonna taylor! say her name! breonna taylor! >> i have waited 874 days for today. it's here now. >> amen. >> 874 days, -- activists and protesters across the country have been calling for justice for breonna taylor, the emergency room technician whom police shot dead in her home during a nighttime raid in 2020. police officers executed a search warrant executed to related to a search warrant that she had nothing to do with. -- police say they knocked and announced themselves. breonna taylor >> -- boyfriend says all they heard was loud banging got no answer when -- breonna taylor's boyfriend feared it was a break-in, so he fired his gun once. that's when police blindly fired multiple rounds into the apartment, shooting breonna taylor. she did not receive immediate medical attention. she died that night. there were no drugs found in the apartment. so, for 874 days, breonna taylor's family and people across the country have been asking law enforcement to hold the police who killed her accountable. and at one point, in september 202

taylor's death. they indicted one. a grand jury charged him with three counts of wanton endangerment for shooting into a neighbor's apartment -- not for shooting breonna taylor. and he was later acquitted. fast forward today, when the federal justice department weighed in. >> the justice department has charged four current and former louisville metro police officers with federal crimes related to it's ms. taylor's death. those offenses include -- unlawful conspiracies, unconstitutional use of force and obstruction offenses. federal charges announced today alleged that members of the place based investigations unit falsified the affidavit used to obtain a search warrant of's taylor's home. this act violated federal civil rights laws and that those violations resulted in ms. breonna taylor's death. -- >> the four officers charge include three officers part of the investigative unit which obtained the search warrant >> to raid breonna taylor's home last night. the fourth his brett hankinson -- the justi

let's start with taylor. taylor is the one who is positioned, who is positioned here. his job is supposed to be leah defensive line between the northern frontier and the united states. polk hopes that mexico will see reason and sue for peace, the war will be over, they'll get california, call it a day. that is the first part of the war. taylor's opinion is that there is no way to invade mexico from the north, it would be doomed by the great distances and by deserts. so, the army's job is just, you know, don't look too far, head set up a defensive line south of the rio grande. if you do that in northern mexico, that will make conditions favorable for peace, taylor thinks. after a couple of battles, he crosses into mexico, lays siege to madam morris, where the mexican troops are entrenched. after negotiations, they take their arms, the mexicans take their arms, they take their artillery, they leave madam, morris and taylor moves in without firing a shot. his main objective was the city of monterrey. that was strategically located, heavily fortified, controlled by norther

874 days since ms taylor - initial incident? 874 days since ms taylor died - initial incident? 874 days since ms taylor died and | initial incident? 874 days - since ms taylor died and what it has taken a really has been a lot of investigation to determine exactly what happened with the search warrant that had been issued, what the doj is alleging is that there was a falsification put to the search warrant, that the information was stale, out of date, not accurate and lacked probable cause. these are the allegations in the charge. the judge that acted on this wrong information issued a surge warrant and these officers allegedly continued and falsified information after ms taylor was killed and then specified to continue the falsified information. the allegations _ falsified information. the allegations and _ falsified information. the allegations and i - falsified information. the allegations and i do - falsified information. the allegations and i do not have anybody from the defence to respond at this point. absolutely, yes, and the fourth charge is a little bit different. thi

>> breonna taylor! >> reporter: taylor's death and the murder of george floyd sparking protests across the country. >> say her name! >> breonna taylor! >> i've waited 874 days for today. >> reporter: breonna taylor's mother calling the charges overdue. >> what we've been saying on day one, y'all learning what we've been saying was the truth. that they shouldn't have been there and that breonna didn't deserve that. >> whit, three of the officers charged with civil rights volations could face a maximum of life in prison. a fourth officer could spend years behind bars if convicted. whit? >> faith, thank you. >>> we turn now to the extreme hat from montana to texas to maine. 70 million under heat alerts at thi hour. record-breaking temperatures nearing 100 degrees in the northeast. that dangerous heat also expected to trigger heavy rain and more flooding. let's get right to abc's senior meteorologist rob marciano. and rob, time this out for us. >> reporter: well, whit, on top of all that, we have a severe d

exactly taylor. yeah taylor the one who say never do it in a million years and so but polk doesn't know this yet. so here's the challenge for paul everything. he sees he sees everything through a political lens, which means he wants him to be victorious. but if it really really victorious then they might use that the way jackson had used that kind of fame from the battlefield to get elected president. so he wants them to do the job and then he's he actually tries to undercut them in the field the way the volunteer army worked. is this our this war is going to be fought by the regular army, which is quite small, but in large during the war the professional army and then volunteers who are drawn from new volunteer companies or state militia companies. governors of the states of those malicious and volunteer units choose the kernel to go over the regiment the men elect their own captain. so all the way up through colonel the states determine rank in the volunteer part of the army. which means if your go

we did not have that for breonna taylor. that was a big thing. it was also alleged that those officers turned off their body—worn cameras, and they supposedly weren't working, so that is a big deal. people actually did not see the level of violence that happened inside of that home. the other thing is also, in a sense, the market in a sense. i mean, we have louisville compared to new york and minneapolis, but people actually did cry out for breonna taylor, and we know that there was a civil settlement handed down fairly quickly, and people have to recognise that in the united states, whether we are talking about george floyd, eric gardner or breonna taylor, that money comes from taxpayers. that is a problem that does not come from police officers, it does not come from police department budgets. it comes from taxpayers, and so we really have to think about that, but i think when it comes to breonna taylor, the big thing is the video evidence, and also people have noted the fact that we have black men compared to black women. black men are signi

ron allen tells us more. >> say her name. >> breonna taylor! >> reporter: nearly 2 1/2 years after breonna taylor died in a hail of police gunfire during a botched drug railed, igniting a storm of protests across the country -- >> breonna taylor! >> reporter: today federal prosecutors charged four current and former louisville police officers with civil rights offenses, unlawful conspiracy, unconstitutional use of force, and obstruction in connection with the 26-year-old emergency medical technician's death. >> breonna taylor should be alive today. >> reporter: specifically attorney general merrick garland accused three officers of lying to i adjudge to get the search warrant being executed that night as taylor and her boyfriend slept, neither the target of the raid. >> we allege that the defendants knew their actions in falsifying the affidavit could create a dangerous situation, and we allege these unlawful acts resulted in ms. taylor's death. >> reporter: prosecutors say the officers tried to cover up their actions afterwards with two even m

taylor: you look at the curve inverted by 43 basis points. does the duration of the inversion or magnitude from 20 to 30 to 40 matter more to you? ian: the duration matters. the longer we can state this negative in terms of two tens, the market will become more habituated. in prior cycles, the fed lost control at the long end of the curve, that is why we have inflation where it is and 10 year yield at 280. the fed could lose control at the front end of the curve this cycle and in practical terms, that would be the two year yield trading well below effective fed funds. that could be powell's conundrum. jon: at a point in time when we are seeing so much focus on where rates go, what can you tell us about how busy you have been? ian: the treasury market tends to pick up around quarter ins at the end of the year, the middle of the summer, relatively slow. that has not been the case this year. part of the reason we have seen a pickup in volatility and a pickup in activity overall has to deal with the fed's shift to a data-dependent mode. when the

and that those violations resulted in miss taylor's death. specifically, we alleged that miss taylor's 4th amendment rights were violated when defendants, joshua jane's kyle, me, and kelly good, let sought a warrant to search miss taylor's home, knowing that your officers lack probable cause for the search of the families. loya and her mother say they are one step closer to justice. we've been saying it since 2020. we've been sand a blad. we've been sam. brianna was not involved. we've been saying they should not be at brianna's home. we've been saying that officer should be held accountable for brianna taylor's murder. and today is the 1st day towards getting that jestus this country on this day in this city, in louisville, kentucky. we have been vindicated. there is justice for us. somebody was wrong, and not only were they wrong, not only did they live, but they attempted to cover it up. they have been lying to you. and the shock here is not that it happened. the shock is that it is expo. yeah, they're honest with bank that we have to talk

>> breonna taylor! >> reporter: the group reacting to news that four lufr, kentucky, police officers have been charged with civil rights violations in taylor's death. taylor's mother said the day is overdue and painful. >> y'all learning what we been seeing, what's the truth. that they shouldn't have been there and that breonna didn't deserve that. >> reporter: 26-year-old taylor was shot to death in her own home in 2020 by officers who broke down her door, executing a search warrant. >> this investigation has been going our gently. >> reporter: announcing the federal charges, attorney general merrick garland said taylor should be alive today. >> we share, but we cannot fully imagine the grief felt by breonna taylor's loved ones and all of those affected by the events of march 13th, 2020. >> reporter: one of the four charges, brett h hankeson, acquitted of state charges of wanton endangerment earlier this year. two others are accused of falsifying the affidavit to obtain the search warrant and attemptin

earlier today, i spoke with the family of brianna taylor. this morning, they were informed for the justice department is charged for current and former level metro police department officers with federal crimes related to ms taylors death. those alleged crimes include civil rights, offenses, unlawful conspiracies, unconstitutional use of force and obstruction offenses. the officers are also accused of plotting to cover up their behavior. if convicted, they could get up to 20 years in prison for obstruction and 5 years for conspiracy and line. oh, along with the killing of george floyd and may 2020 taylor's death lead to protest across the united states against both racism and police brutality. the lawyer for taylor's family called there is days arrest a product of speaking out of the we don't fight for our children, like brianna taylor, who will fight for the city of louisville, paid brianna taylor's family 12000000 dollars to settle a wrongful death lawsuit on thursday, tamika palmer said the rest are just one more step in holding the polic

children like brianna taylor, who will fight for the city of louisville, paid brianna taylor's family $12000000.00 to settle a wrongful death lawsuit. on thursday, tamika palmer said the rest are just one more step in holding the police accountable to days overdue. but he still heard a recognition that oh, the legal success in the world won't bring her daughter back. rosalind jordan, else's era hostile a had here on out as in a conspiracy theorists will have to pay millions of dollars after claiming that the schoolmaster didn't happen lives on hold. but his doctors raised the alarm with nearly 2000000 people now suffering from long. ah, the journey has begun. the, the full world camp is on its way to catherine group. your travel package to day or for parts of the middle east, temperature's in sun spots are running about 10 degrees above average. however, one hears the details on friday, so back dead at $52.00 degrees q weight at 50. that's while above where you should be for this time the year. gotta tell you, i think there's a very real risk of seen some flooding in jemine's capital

miss taylor was shot dead in her home at louisville, kentucky in 2020. her death led to master protest across the us. the federal charges announced today, allege that members of the place based investigations, unit falsified the affidavit, used to obtain the search warrant of miss taylor's home that this act violated federal civil rights laws and that those violations resulted in miss taylor's death . specifically, we allege that miss taylor's 4th amendment rights were violated when defendants, joshua, jains kyle me, and kelly good let, sought a warrant to search miss taylor's home. knowing that your officers lack probable cause for the search. russian caught her sentenced american basketball star, brittany, granted to 9 years in prison for possessing and smuggling drugs, and it was arrested in february after moscow. airport star found vape cartridges containing cannabis oil in her luggage. she told the court she had made an honest mistake. south african police are trying to stop vigilante attacks on suspected illegal miners in a township johannesburg. i

kenneth walker, who was in the apartment and dating taylor at the time, fired one shot at police. louisville police officers fired more than 30 shots, many blindly into the apartment. >> my girlfriend is dead. >> reporter: taylor was struck and killed. >> i've waited 874 days for today. >> amen. >> reporter: taylor's mother tamika palmer spoke to reporters along with family attorney ben crump. >> this is a day that black women saw equal justice in the united states of america. >> reporter: sergeant kyle meany and former detective joshua jaynes are charged with falsifying an affidavit to obtain the raid search warrant. former detective brett hankison is charged with blindly firing into tayloras apartment. jaynes and detective kelly goodlett are accused of covering up their actions. >> those two defendants met in a garage where they agreed to tell investigators a false story. >> reporter: breonna taylor's death during the botched police raid galvanized the social justice movement. her name is synonymous with policing and injustice. >> breonna taylor should have awakened in her home,

taylor's death. those alleged crimes include civil rights offenses, unlawful conspiracies, unconstitutional use of force, and obstruction offenses. >> joshua janes, kelly goodlit and kyle meany were charged with charged with submitting a false affidavit to search taylor's home and then working together to create a false cover story in an effort to escape responsibility. brett hankison was indicted on two separate charges. josh, explain how this is different than the state's prosecution case two years ago. >> back in 2020 after this march 2020 incident, state prosecutors brought a charge of what's called wanton endangerment against one of the officers that was there that day. that officer was ultimately acquitted on those charges, and we heard this uproar, members of breonna taylor's family, some members of the community asking the federal government to step in and do more, and as is often the case as we cover these incidents of excessive use of force by police, these allegations, the federal governme

our children, like brianna taylor, who will fight for the city of louisville, paid brianna taylor's family $12000000.00 to settle a wrongful death lawsuit. on thursday, tamika palmer said the arrests are just one more step in holding the police accountable. today's overdue. but he still has a recognition that, oh, the legal success in the world won't bring her daughter back. rosalind jordan else's era human rights. so is a challenging and controversial housing policy in denmark. the government is enforcing a no ghettos rule which restricts non westerners from living in certain districts. the idea is to keep areas diverse, but the plan is proving to be divisive with critic saying that it's simply racism under a different name. pull rece reports often. copenhagen mom at awesome is a danish citizen. he came to copenhagen from pakistan as a 7 year old. his children were born here in the meal. nepal can district but to drive to abolish so called ghettos has led to the danish government reclassifying citizens along racial lines. with the lamb family now labeled because best known western

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>> reporter: breonna taylor's supporters joined hands and cheered. the group reacting to news that four louisville, kentucky police officers have been charged with civil rights violations in taylor's death. taylor's mother said the day is overdue and painful. >> y'all learning what we've been seeing what's the truth, that they shouldn't have been there, and that breanna didn't deserve that. >> reporter: 26-year-old taylor was shot to death in her own home in 2020 by officers who broke down her door, executing a search warrant. thinking investigation has been going on urgently. >> reporter: announcing the federal charges, attorney general merrick garland said taylor should be alive today. >> we share, but we cannot fully imagine the grief felt by breonna taylor's loved ones and all of those affected by the events of march 13th, 2020. >> reporter: one of the four charged, brett hankison was among the officers who fired that night. he was acquitted on state charges of wanton endangerment earlier this year. two others are accused of falsifying the affida

taylor's death. specifically, we allege that ms. taylor's fourth amendment rights were violated. >> laura: the allegation of a false affidavit is serious but it is worth noting that the boyfriend, glover was at the center of a drug operation, who pled guilty to a number of drug charges including cocaine trafficking. and garland himself admitted the officers in the apartment including the one charged today had no role in drafting of or knowledge of the supposedly falsified warrant. joining me now is brandon tatum, former police officer, host of the officer tatum show. brandon, your response to this move, two years plus later from the doj, and what it's going to do further to erode and corroded the morale of police across the country. >> thank you for having me on. i think it's shameful that they are deciding to waste resources to go this far. i will say that there was a detective and an officer involved that it appeared to falsify information on the search warrant, and they should be prosecuted if that is in fact true. however, brett

here is the lawyer for breonna taylor's family reacting to the news. >> because of breonna taylor, we can say this is a day that black women saw equal justice in the united states of america. kasia: a short time ago, i got reaction from will clark, a radio reporter in louisville. i asked what he thought about the charges. >> i think it came out of nowhere for those of us here in louisville. we were aware of the fbi was involved, the department of justice, but the decision at least from a public perspective, came rather abruptly. we got a notification from the justice department about one hour before merrick garland come of, was at the podium we were able to piece some of the things together, but the government capped this particulars to the vest until they announced it at theodium. one of the charges against brett hankison, firing through the door and blinds and curtains, he had been acquitted on that in a state court just a few months ago. so, now they will obviously g back and get this on a federal charge and civil rights charge, so he will go through the whole process again. the re

and that those violations resulted in miss taylor's death. specifically, we alleged that miss taylor's 4th amendment rights were violated when defendants, joshua jane's kyle minnie, and kelly good let sought a warrant to search miss taylor's home, knowing that the officers lack probable cause for the search of the families lawyer and brianna taylor's mother say they are one step closer to justice. we've been saying it since 2020. we've been sand a blad. we've been sam. brianna was not involved. we've been saying they should not be at brianna's home. we've been saying that officer should be held accountable for brianna taylor's murder. and today is the 1st day towards getting that justice rosen jordan rings this more from washington. essentially what the usaa government is alleging is that 3 of the officers who have been charged on thursday and who have been arrested basically used information that they knew was out of date, used information that they had not independently verified or corroborated. and put it together in a search warrant. they