BLITZER: We're monitoring the situation in Louisville, Kentucky, right now, a third night of protests now under way after a grand jury failed directly charge any of the police officers with the death of Breonna Taylor. Our National Correspondent, Jason Carroll is on the scene for us in Louisville. He is joining us on the phone right now. So what are you seeing, Jason? What are you hearing.</s>JASON CARROLL, CNN NATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: And, Wolf, this has been a peaceful march, organized by Breonna Taylor's family. Her mother was out here at the beginning of the march, leading this march,</s>BLITZER: That seems like the big issue right now, whether the attorney general will release those transcripts. Jason, what's the latest thought over there in Louisville? Is that likely to happen, not happen?</s>CARROLL: Well, look, you listen to what Breonna Taylor's mother had to say the other day. She has very little faith in the system. I've spoke within legal experts on the ground from the state and they say it's unlikely. Also the same feeling is that there's no way that the case would have got on the this point, Wolf, had it not been for people coming out, marching in the streets, repeating Breonna Taylor's name. So, they're going to keep the pressure on. And, in fact, earlier today, when -- a press conference was held with Ben Crump and Tamika Baker and family, it was made very clear that they're going to keep the pressure on, keep out on the streets with the hopes that it could change the attorney general's mind.</s>BLITZER: All right. Jason Carroll on the scene for us in Louisville, Kentucky, as the protesters are marching as you can see peacefully on the streets over there. Jason, we'll stay in close touch with you. Thank you very much. Just ahead, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg makes history one final time, becoming the further woman and first Jewish person to lie in state at the U.S. capitol.
Third Night of Protests in Louisville Over Lack of Charges in Breonna Taylor's Death