Im poppy harlow in new york. Happening right now, demonstrators in downtown atlanta marching to georgias State Capitol following a weekend of heated protests across country after the Fatal Police Shooting of Rayshard Brooks. New Police Body Camera video shows brooks struggling with the two officers before he was shot twice in the back. Just moments ago the District Attorney told me his office is still pulling together all of the video that they need here to possibly bring charges by wednesday. One of the things that we must attempt to finalize before we make a decision is to confirm the ballistics. We try to make sure that the projectiles in the body of mr. Brooks, that we can expertly trace them to a firearm. Lets begin this hour with Diane Gallagher who joins us in atlanta. Where else are we on the investigation . We heard the d. A. There. There may be these charges coming. We dont know what they would be, involuntary manslaughter, murder, et cetera, but there are demands now from his widow. Reporter yeah, and Rayshard Brooks wife wants to see justice. She has an idea of what justice looks like to her. In part it is after shes not watched this video, but were starting to see more videos. Initially there was some from the bystanders with the Security Camera and now we have body camera video and dashcam video that paints a picture of those last moments of mr. Brooks. You see everything from the moment that the Police Officer knocks on the window and tries to wake him up and that car gets him to move it. Theres about half an hour period where theres what could be described as almost friendly interactions. Mr. Brooks talks about going to visit his mothers grave site with the officers and his daughters birthday. He does a breathalyzer test and tests over the league limit, and at that point when the officer tries to put handcuffs on him, thats when you start to see the scuffle between mr. Brooks and officers. Takes one of the tasers and tries to get out of there. He runs away. You see him turn around. Maybe hes trying to fire that taser there, and thats when you hear the three shots being fired there. He was shot twice in the back. He died from blood loss and organ damage, according to the medical examiner. This is what his widow says she wants to see. This is what justice means for her. It was murder. It was not justified. Reporter why was he murderered . Because he was shot and he wasnt armed. He wasnt dangerous. I never imagined it being at my front door. I never imagined it being me having to do this and go through this it. I felt the pain and now i really feel the pain. Again, the officer who fired the shots that killed Rayshard Brooks was fired from his job. The others were placed on administrative duty. Poppy, the police chief has also resigned. Diane gallagher, thank you for all of that reporting. Now lets talk with the march thats happening right now at the georgia State Capitol. Our Boris Sanchez joins us again this hour with more. Its such a diverse crowd there, not only in terms of race but in terms of age. Yeah, absolutely, poppy, and we just heard from about a dozen speakers, the Atlanta Hawks head coach, the head of the georgia naacp, the rapper jeezy. They just wrapped up, and were going to start marching towards the georgia State Capitol, roughly half a mile from where we are. A number of issues at the forefront, not just the relationship between africanamericans and police, but also georgias stand your ground law and the citizen arrest warrant that people would like changed. One thing to note about the movement, the diversity and age. A lot of young people at these events. We have an entire family with us here now. This is yasmine. You told us you brought your family out here because you wanted them to see it in person. I think its important for them to see and feel the power behind being a part of a peaceful protest, to bring an end to systemic racism, inequality and demand that everybody live peacefully in a city that we love, in a country that we love. Theres no Justice Without making sure that everyone has equal access to opportunities, and marching to the legislature to make those demands heard is an important first step in that. Participating in protests and really having my daughters see this is so important for me so that they can know that they are a part of this solution, that the world is waiting for these young minds to really come forward with some solutions to systemic problems that have been plaguing this country since i was a child marching in new york. Its time for change. The world is demanding change. Atlanta is demanding change. Georgia is demanding change, and it needs to happen. Who doesnt want to live in a Peaceful World . Everyone wants to live in peace, but thats only going to happen once there is justice. When we saw that killing this past weekend, i saw myself and this man getting killed at the wendys drivein. I saw my daughters and my husband and my father and my family and my heart was broken. My sorrow was enormous for all of these killings for all the lives that are lost. It has to end. Your minds are critical. You need to think and you need to have conversations to think about ways that we can make change a reality and to live in that reality and their children and people to come will have a world where we can live and really feel as though you are a part of this country that weve helped build and create. Thank you so much for your perspective. Well let you get on that way. Poppy, i dont think i can say anything that follows that response. Boris, incredible to hear from her and her bringing her children. Lets go to cedric alexander, the former president of the National Council of black executives. Thank you so much for being here. You have a unique standpoint in terms of all of your past experience and what you have represented. Lets begin with the killing of Rayshard Brooks. Youve seen the video. Youve seen all that transpired over that 22 minutes. Instead of being shot and killed, shot twice in the back and killed, what are officers trained to do . What should have been done . Well, let me tell you what they had an opportunity to do at the onset of them being called there by wendys. They had an opportunity to assess mr. Brooks which they did. Once they woke him up they also asked him to pull him pull into a parking slot in which he did, and upon further investigation it appears that they were having a relatively cordial conversation. I think at that point officers had an opportunity to really to use discretion and either give him a ride home, have someone called to come pick him up or do something. Everything does not have to end in that arrest. And particularly in a case like this, in particularly in the climate that were in. You would think right now, and we know officers have a very difficult job, but you would think in light of whats going on at this moment there would be some sense of consideration and nothing tragic here was going on. He had taken himself off the street so i think even before it got to the point where it turned into a wrestling match and even when it got to the point where it turned into a deadly encount, and to be perfectly honest, this never should have gotten to that point. You said they could have called him an uber. They could have taken him home. They could have taken him home if he lived nearby or could have had his wife or someone come pick him up. Oftentimes discretion is the better half of what we can do, and it always doesnt need to be about taking someone to jail or taking someone to jail over an alleged counterfeit 20 and see the murder that has created protests around the world. These minute and minor cases are not supposed to turn into what we have seen here most recently, and the lady that was just being interviewed in the streets of atlanta, we feel her pain. Millions of people across america are scared. They are frightened of their of their Public Safety officials, and it saddens me for someone who spent 40 years in this profession. I talk to other chiefs and sheriffs but it is a reality and its got to change. Chief alexander. Im sorry to keep this short. We do have breaking news to get to out of the Supreme Court. Well have you back soon. I appreciate it very much. Lets get to our Jessica Schneider with more. Good morning, jess. Reporter good morning, poppy. A landmark ruling out of the Supreme Court this morning. We have been awaiting this decision, and the decision now is clear from the Supreme Court. They have issued a ruling that now bans discrimination by employers against transgender individuals and gay individuals. This is a big ruling that was hotly contested at the Supreme Court when arguments happened at the end of last year here. This is quite an interesting opinion as well because this is a key, a landmark ruling for gay and transgender individuals. It was actually authored by conservative Justice Neil Gorsuch, appointed obviously to the court by President Trump. This was written by him. This was a 63 decision. He was joined by the chief justice, john roberts as well as the liberal justices here. This is a 63 decision, is and i want to just read to you briefly what this decision entails. It is a massive victory for transgender and gay individuals. Justice gorsuch writing in this opinion saying, lets see, congress outlawed discrimination in the workplace on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, and national origin. Today we decide whether an employer can fire someone simply for being homosexual or transgender and the answer is clear. An employer who fires an individual for being homosexual or transgender fires that person for traits that would would not have been questioned by members of a different sex. This court saying for First Time Ever that employers who discrimination against individuals simply for their Sexual Orientation or for their transgender status are in fact violating the law. This was the Civil Rights Act of 1964, title 7. These justices now saying employers, you can not discriminate. Poppy, this is a huge win for more than 7 million transgender and gay individuals throughout this country. Again, this decision coming from conservative Justice Neil Gorsuch writing this decision in a 63 opinion. It is huge, jess. As you say, this impacts more than a million transgender workers in this country, more than 7. 1 lesbian, gay and bisexual workers if you look at the data out of slay. Jeffrey toobin, how monumental this is, and fact that Justice Gorsuch wrote this decision and was joined by the chief justice. People were looking at gorsuch and oral arguments about what he said, and the question was where was he going to fall . Now its very clear you know, this is a fascinating and enormously important decision, and it all turned on the meaning of one word, one word in the Civil Rights Act of 1964 which is sex because it was quite clear that the Civil Rights Act barred discrimination on the basis of gender like you cant fire someone just because they are a woman, but does the word sex also mean Sexual Orientation. Yeah. And transgender status. What the Supreme Court decided today by a vote of 63 is that it does. It the means you cant fire someone simply because they are gay. Thats a violation of federal law. Its an important point to realize is that most courts that had that had addressed this issue previously, not all of them, but most courts had gone the other way. Had said that it was that the word sex did not include Sexual Orientation, but the Supreme Court has spoken very clearly in this decision, 63. That is now unlawful under federal law to fire someone simply because they are lbgt or transgender, and its a big difference from how the law was half an hour ago the way it is today. And, poppy. Yes, jessica. And i think its important for people to also know about who brought this case and the story behind amy stevens, right, the first time that the court has heard arguments on civil rights from a transgender individual. That is also historic. It, and i actually spoke with amy stevens back in the fall when this case was being heard here at the Supreme Court. Amy stevens had gone to her employer, the owner of a funeral home in michigan and told that employer that she was transitioning to becoming a female. Pretty immediate lit owner of that funeral home fired her, and that is what began her court fight up here to the Supreme Court, and i spoke with her. Unfortunately, shes passed away. She passed away just a month ago before this decision came down. She said that this wasnt just about her. She said that this was about all of the millions of other transgender and gay workers out there, and she did say that even despite this ruling, even if it did come down in their favor, that their fight would continue. They would continue potentially to be discriminated against, though now its unlawful for employers to discriminate, but it was quite moving to talk with her right before she was listening into arguments here at the court. Unfortunately, she will not be able to really bask in the glow of this victory for transgender individuals as well as gay individuals. Poppy, what ill note, too is that Justice Gorsuch, the conservative appointed by donald trump, he authored this opinion, and during arguments we saw that maybe there was a chance that he would in fact side with transgender and gay individuals because he said he wanted to look at the text of the statute and the fact that the text says no discrimination based on sex. He believed it was very clear that sex incorporated being gay or transgender. One thing that gorsuch worried about at oral arguments was whether or not a decision in favor of the transgender and gay individuals might create what he called massive social upheaval. They worry about how this would resonate throughout the country. But obviously Justice Gorsuch in authoring this opinion has really put that aside and look to the strict meaning of title 7 of the Civil Rights Act and said that these people, all 1 million plus of them throughout the country, must in fact be affected. Youre so right, and following the story of amy stevens, the fact that shes not here and the legacy that she left behind is enormous. Jeffrey toobin, again, i want to focus on the point that everyone was looking at gorsuch here, Justice Gorsuch, and inside did he side with the liberal justices, he wrote the majority opinion here and was joined by the chief justice. How big is that. Well, its just Supreme Court decisions are often you know talk about abstractions and trends in the law. This has a very Practical Impact on peoples lives. You know, it it is true that in some states that it was it was unlawful under state law to fire someone because they are gay or transgender, and not all the states, and in many states it was legal to fire people because of their Sexual Orientation and now thats changed for the whole country. You cant fire someone simply because they are gay or transgender anymore. That is a big change in american law and American Life and culture, and its just an example of how our country is changing. You know, neil gorsuch didnt turn into a liberal overnight. You know, this was what a a decision simply about what the statute meant and really what one word in the statute meant. Sure. Sex, and i wouldnt extrapolate more from his views about the constitution generally, but this decision is this decision and its a big one. And Justice Sotomayor asked the then solicitor general during arguments, at what court does the court invidious incorporation . Thanks for laying it all out for us. 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You write, quote, i decided a long time ago that grief is really just another form of love. Black people are grieving right now so find ways to show them you love them. Tell knee about why it was so important for you in this moment in this country to write about grief and why were not talking about it enough. Yes, absolutely. First of all though, i do have to exhave. Im former managing director of my brothers keeper alliance. I dont want to take that job away from my dear friend and former colleague michael smith. Fair enough, and thank you for that. No problem. I felt like it was really important for me to write about grief in this moment, because i woke up one morning and i was so sad and felt so anxious myself, and i knew from my experiences, having lost my mom and more recently having lost a pregnancy, that what i was experiencing was grief, and then i took a step back to think about it, and then i realized, you know, africanamericans in this country have literally been carrying this grief for hundreds of years. This place that were in right now where, you know, you showed some folks in the streets in atlanta and people are calling for the police to be defunded and, you know, folks are really showing their pain. I think we need to give a moment to acknowledge that pain. Yeah. I know from my experiences with grief and loss, if you dont give your grief space, if you dont take the time to properly heal, youre not going to make it successfully to the other side as a complete person. You know, to your point, you say i know that all of you agree that what has happened is horribly unfair, but most of you dont also have to carry the grief of trying to figure out how to naff gate these exhausting times. What can people do to help their black friends who are experiencing this grief that i that i cant understand that grief, right . Yeah. But how can we be most helpful . Thats a great question, and i really appreciate it. And in my work around grief and loss, you know, one of the things i always say is the worst thing that you can do is nothing because, again, i know from my experience having lost a parent, you know, there were definitely people who said things that maybe werent the perfect thing, but you dont remember that as much as you remember the people who didnt say or do anything when you were suffering, so i think thats a combination of finding a way to show up authentically for the black people in your life. You know, if one of your close friends, family members, et cetera, is a black person right now. Make sure youre thoughtfully checking in on them. Make sure youre thinking about ways to make their life easier, you know. So many people have shown up for me these last few weeks whether its been to send a really thoughtful card or cute care package or steps that, you know, white people have taken to help advance my career and provide opportunities, you know, those things matter and then once were outside of this immediate grace moment, figure out how to use your privilege as moy friend said as a superpower. People who are Walking Around in white skin think they need to figure out how to use their position in the world to make it better for the rest of us. You worked in the obama administration. Before we go, do you believe that this is the moment where the senate and the house will be able to actually meet on something, agree on some sort of Police Reform package that the president will sign and follow in, you know, form we saw with criminal Justice Reform . Will this happen, or are the two sides actually too divided . Thats a tough question. You know, i think we are in a unique moment. I certainly am in a place now where i have hope for our future and hope for real racial reconciliation and healing, but i dont think the current bill gets us there. You know, poppy, if your house was on fire, would you ask the person who set the fire to help you put it out . You know, the fact that the current bill allocates each more funding to Law Enforcement to fix a problem that they have helped to create just doesnt make sense to me. Marisa, i appreciate you being here. I hope people read your words in your cnn. Com opinion piece. Thank you very much. Thank you so much. 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A surge in coronavirus cases is sweeping the country again this morning. 18 states are experiencing an uptick in cases, 18 states, the vast majority stretching across the southern united states. Our chief medical correspondent dr. Sanjay gupta is with me now. Its disheartening news. Good morning. Because it feels like things are Getting Better out there, but they are not in a number of states and cities. Thats right. I mean, you know, nothing about the virus has changed, poppy. The virus remains out there, and its still a contagious virus. When we decided to go not stayathome mode in this country there were fewer than 80 people died. There were between 4,000 and 5,000 people who had been infected. Now you look at the right side of the screen and the numbers are much, much higher. Were reopening, memorial day weekend a few weeks ago had age pack. All the protests out there, people clustered together probably had an impact so the numbers are going to go up. I think, poppy, we look at the sort of day to day, and it may not even be the right way to follow this, week to week or month to month. We know the numbers are go up for all the reasons i just mentioned. The question largely and increasingly, pope, is what are we comfortable with in this country . 25,000 people have been infected over the last 24 hours and 100 people died over the last 24 hours. More people have died in the last 24 hours in this country than in some countries during this entire pandemic, so what are we comfortable with in this country . I think its going to be an increasingly important question that people are going to be asking. Can you talk about how effective masks are. I say that because the president is getting ready to hold this campaign real, and we heard the tulsa Health Director say that he wishes the president would postpone it. We even heard larry kudlow say yesterday on this network that it would be a good idea if folks wear masks at these rallies just like it was recommended in the protests. How much freedom essentially do masks bring for people to operate more normally . I think considerable freedom. You know, the surgeon general, i was just texting with him as well. He made the point that masks can get you more freedom as opposed to taking it away. Poppy, were all learning together. You and i have been saying this for months now. One of the things were learning about masks is the effectiveness in terms of decreasing the spread. I think we have some numbers we can show you, but early evidence right now it can decrease transmission by about sixfold so someone not wearing a mask, potentially 17. 5 likely chance of transmission. With the face mask 3 . Its not perfect by any means, but you add into that physical distancing, and you add into that being outside and suddenly, you know, you can start to have a Significant Impact on curbing the spread. You know, right now we say the virus could spread from one person to two or three people or maybe even more than that. You can reduce that number, the ro number below 1, thats when youll see the numbers not go to potential exponential growth. Were not there yet, but when you look at some of the positives you recognize it can have an impact. We look at the images around the country and you and i go out and about. Some places they are Wearing Masks more than others and other places it cannot. If it can become a way of life for a period of time, it can make a huge difference. Not forever because there will be we hope a very effective vaccine. Thats right. But we heard dr. Fauci say in the interview with the british newspaper there really is not going to be a real normality until next year. I assume he means really until you have a majority of pop have been vaccinated. Yeah. I think thats exactly what he means, so you need the vaccine. You need to be vaccinating people. That the can take time. As soon as you have a chance and people need to get the vaccine, some of these trials ive been following very closely, even after your vaccinated, it can be 30, 40 days before youve generated enough antibodies in your system and theres a lot of different steps in here, and theres still a big if if the vaccine is available at the end of this year, early next year. Things look very promising, i will tell you. There are some trials that were following closely that are very promising, but these are still very early days so well see. Even with that vaccine though for a period of time the masks, the physical distancing, we dont want to be staying at home so what does not staying at home look like . I think the masks and the physical distancing are going to be with us for a while. What about in school . I mean, your girls are a little bit older now. I have of a 4yearold hopefully going back to school in september, and i dont know how good shes going to be and her classmates are going to be good at wearing the masks and are masks and social distancing going to be a reality for kindergartners and 4yearold kids . I think they are going to struggle with the feasibility and reality of being able to do this. It will be more challenging and schools will have to have and have a place in plan of what happens when you suddenly start seeing a lot of people becoming infected . Right now were talking about a potential second wave. Thats not a scientific term in midseptember. Thats right around the time school starts. Yeah. Okay. Dr. Sanjay gupta, thank you very much. Good to have you. Lets take a look at the market. Okay. Market off again significantly this morning. The dow down 513 points reacting to the real fears here about coronavirus and these cases that continue. 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He has been convicted here, and unless something dramatic changes hell begin serving that 16year sentence . Reporter yeah, thats right. Remember, hes already been held in custody in russia for about 18 months, and so hes already sort of suffered the indignities of the jail at one of the toughest prisons in russia where hes been held for virtually the whole duration of that period. He now faces a 16year prison sentence. Obviously hes got the legal possibility of appealing that sentence but nothing weve heard from the mugses so far suggest they are minded to go back on this judgment. Just a few hours ago, the kremlin spokesman who was asked about this rejected all the criticism saying, you know, look, this is somebody who was convicted in a court of law of the charges that were leveled against him so he doesnt see any reason to go back from that. Thats not the position, of course, taken by, you know, the u. S. And by other observers of this process as well. Mike pompeo, the u. S. Secretary of state, was outraged by what he called a secret trial with secret evidence and he was appalled at the treatment of paul whelan who was denied medical attention and also he was found guilty of espionage and has always said he was innocent and appealed to help from the president of the united states. He called the trial a sham. The u. S. Ambassador to russia was there, and he made some comments afterwards characterizing this Legal Process in russia. Take a listen, john sullivan, u. S. Ambassador to russia had to say. Its a mockery of justice. I cant say im surprised. This is the direction this case has been headed from the beginning, and i think all fairminded citizens in russia and around the world would have the same reaction to this. If they can do this to paul, they can do this to anyone. Reporter one interesting line of speculation that came afterwards from his lawyer was that now that the sentence has been handed down, possibly paul whelan could be used in a prisoner swap, possibly to get a u. S. Nationalist being held a russian nationalist who is being held in a u. S. Jail. Poppy . The only way really for him to get home, i know hell appeal, but its the same judicial system that hes dealing with. Matthew, thank you for that important update. Up next, youve probably been hearing a lot about chaz in seattle. Well take you inside this area where protesters have created an autonomous zone. A sixblock region overtaken by protesters and police out of their own headquarters there next. T. Not today. One blood clot puts you at risk of having another,. So we chose xarelto®, to help keep you protected. Xarelto®, is proven to treat and reduce the risk of dvt or pe blood clots from happening again. Almost 98 of people did not have another dvt or pe. 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We take you inside this sixblock zone in seattle thats become known as the capitol hill autonomous zone or chaz. A lot has been made about whats going on inside the area. Is it a picture of anarchy or not in the mayor says, listen, the police chief has a different view. Our dan simon reports. Reporter so this is what it looks like when you enter chaz. You see some of the street graffiti behind me there. Might be a security person here asking a few questions or just trying to make sure youre not somebody whose going to stir up trouble. Making sure theres no violence or anything against people of color. Thats why were here. Reporter then you walk 200, 300 feet, and then youre in the heart of the zone. This is the main focal point of the occupation zone, the Police Precinct behind me. People have put up messages. They have made signs and a lot of folks are just coming by and taking in the sight. How would you describe chaz and the occupation . Oh, its good. A lot of people out here, unity, a trying to get this equality thing going, and its very peaceful out here. Reporter one of the more remarkable things about the occupation is the infrastructure. They are incredibly wellstocked for long haul. See all those plastic bags with cards in it. Those are all individual donor cards so like most of of this stuff just comes one bag a grocery at a time from folks in the community who want to help take care of each other. We have so much stuff that we cant get enough people to take it. Reporter people might be on the field or relaxing, having a picnic. Theres a Meditation Society behind me. Doesnt really look like the picture of anarchy. What are your immediate impressions . It seems like its a great way to demonstrate whats happening, and this is a very revolutionary time in our history, and i think my kids need to see it and it seems peaceful and under control. Got a million people, not a million, but everybody has a different opinion. Youll hear screaming and yelling but its their opinion. Reporter this is a group of native americans behind me doing a drum ceremony. Now is everything polyannish here . Obviously not. Temp verse flared when someone tries to interrupt a speaker, and so many folks are openly carrying weapons. Remember, washington is an opencarry state. Only a couple of bullets in here. Not for the police. Im an American Police and my war is not with the police. Its with the system and the accountability or the lack of accountability but, no, this is just for protection. Reporter what do you think of chaz . This is the most beautiful thing. Its so hopeful. Ive been to a lot of festivals around the world and what i see is just something very similar, like love and giving and selforganized policing and and, yeah, just just a lot of good vibes, rain bose, you know, and its really hopeful more me. Reporter dan simon, cnn, seattle. Well keep following them very closely, dan. Thanks for the reporting. 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