ALISYN CAMEROTA, CNN ANCHOR: The city of Louisville, Kentucky, declaring a state of emergency as it awaits a decision by the attorney general in the Breonna Taylor case. Taylor was a 26-year-old ER technician fatally shot in March by police while executing a no-knock warrant on her house. CNN's Shimon Prokupecz is live in Louisville. So Shimon, what's happening at this hour?</s>SHIMON PROKUPECZ, CNN CRIME & JUSTICE CORRESPONDENT: Yes, Alisyn, you can see behind me, signs already that police here are preparing for this announcement from the attorney general, who has been presenting the case before a grand jury here. The police, as you said, are operating under a state of emergency, closing streets. This is downtown here in Louisville, right by the courthouse. Stores around us have also boarded up, all across downtown Louisville. Of course, everyone is hoping for whatever the outcome is, that there are peaceful gatherings, peaceful protests, but the city here not taking any chances. The police here not taking any chances. As you see, they've started to close streets off. They've also canceled days off for officers across Louisville. So, they want -- canceled all vacations, they want to make sure they have enough officers on the street as a decision comes in, which could be any day now, where it is expected as early as this week, the attorney general will announce it. The family will get some notification from the attorney general, and then the attorney general will reveal the results of the grand jury investigation. Alisyn?</s>CAMEROTA: OK, Shimon, please keep us posted as to what happens there today. Thank you very much. Well, the British Prime Minister is outlining new restrictions to try to control a dangerous coronavirus resurgence there. We're live in London, next.
Louisville Police Declare State of Emergency Ahead of Decision on Breonna Taylor