Supervisors in San Francisco voted to give police in the city the ability to use robots in emergency situations. Ian Samuel, former law clerk for Justice Antonin Scalia, weighs in on the concept.

Read more: https://www.newsnationnow.com/crime/san-francisco-allow-police-deploy-robots-that-kill/

#SanFrancisco #Police #Robots

Dan Abrams asks: Were the five ex-Memphis officers who allegedly beat Tyre Nichols overcharged? Abrams explains why second-degree murder could be a tough case to make in Tennessee. He discusses with David Ridings, a former prosecutor with the Nashville DA’s office.

Many in the media are calling the death of Tyre Nichols another example of police misconduct and racism. But Dan Abrams takes a closer look at policing in America. He discusses with Blair Anderson, the retired St. Cloud, Minnesota chief of police.

Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot wants to turn an old school into a shelter for 250 migrants, and some area residents are not happy about it. WGN anchor Ben Bradley discusses the move with NewsNation host Leland Vittert.

#Chicago #Immigration #OnBalance

The family of Gabby Petito was on-hand as the Utah Senate passed SB 117, a bill that would require a 'lethality assessment' in cases of domestic violence between intimate partners.

The reward for information has doubled as authorities scramble to make an arrest following the deaths of six people at one California home.

Alex Murdaugh's displays of emotion at the trial have drawn scrutiny. Matt Harris, co-host of "Influence: The Murdaugh Family Murders" podcast, weighs in on NewsNation's "Rush Hour." #AlexMurdaugh #RushHour