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Protesters clash with police after officer fatally shoots driver during traffic stopBy Rosa SanchezPosted by ABC News 3 hours ago A police officer shot and killed a driver during a traffic stop in Brooklyn Center, Minnesota, on Sunday afternoon, authorities said. The incident unfolded around 2 p.m. local time, when officers initiated a stop for a traffic violation in the city in Minnesota's Hennepin County, about 10 miles northwest of Minneapolis. During the traffic stop, the officers determined that the driver of the vehicle had an outstanding warrant, according to Brooklyn Center Police Chief Tim Gannon. "At one point as officers were attempting to take the driver into custody, the driver re-entered the vehicle," Gannon said in a statement Sunday. "One officer discharged their firearm , striking the driver." MORE: Family of 13-year-old boy shot dead by Chicago police wants 'to correct the hurtful and false mischaracterization' The car traveled several blocks before crashing into another vehicle. The passengers in the other car were not injured, according to Gannon. Officers and medical personnel "attempted life saving measures" on the driver who was shot, Gannon said, "but the person died at the scene." The Hennepin County Medical Examiner's Office will release the identity of the deceased individual following a preliminary autopsy and family notification. Stephen Maturen/Getty Images - PHOTO: Law enforcement surrounds a smashed police cruiser on April 11, 2021 in Brooklyn Center, Minnesota. Gannon said the officers were wearing body cameras at the time of the shooting. The Minnesota Department of Public Safety's Bureau of Criminal Apprehension is investigating the incident. A female passenger who was also in the vehicle with the person shot sustained non-life threatening injuries during the crash, according to Gannon. She was transported to North Memorial Health Hospital in Robbinsdale, a few miles south of Brooklyn Center. Although authorities have not yet released the victim's identity, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and Brooklyn Center Mayor Mike Elliott have both released statements naming him as 20-year-old Daunte Wright. Wright's mother, Katie Wright, also confirmed that her son was the person who was fatally shot. She said she was on the phone with him before he was killed. MORE: Police pull guns on and spray Black-Latino Army officer during traffic stop, lawsuit says "I heard scuffling and I heard the police officers say, 'Daunte, don't run.' And then the other officer said, 'Put the phone down,' and hung it up," Katie Wright told reporters on Sunday. "And a minute later, I called and his girlfriend answered -- that was the passenger -- and said that he'd been shot, and she put [the phone] on the driver's side and my son was laying there lifeless." In a statement to ABC News, Wright's family described him as a young father who "had a whole life ahead of him." "We just want people to know Daunte was a good kid," Wright's family said in a statement. "He loved being a father to Daunte Jr." "Daunte had a smile to make anyone's heart melt. He was definitely a jokester, he loved to joke with people, especially his brothers and sisters," the family added. "He did not deserve this." Christian Monterrosa/AP - PHOTO: Protesters clash with police near the site where a family said a man was shot and killed by local law enforcement, Sunday, April 11, 2021, in Brooklyn Center, Minn. (AP Photo/Christian Monterrosa) Moments after the deadly shooting , dozens of protesters holding Black Lives Matter signs gathered at the scene. John Harrington, commissioner of the Minnesota Department of Public Safety, said there were around 100 people at the scene who were "highly agitated" when investigators from the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension responded. The crowd was asked to disperse and did so shortly thereafter, as more agencies arrived on scene to coordinate a response to the protesters. Later, crowds of 100 to 200 people marched toward the Brooklyn Center Police Department headquarters, according to Harrington. "We saw rocks and other objects thrown at the police department. There were reports of shots fired in the area of the police department," Harrington said at a press conference late Sunday night. "Within hours of that, a secondary group we heard was at the Shingle Creek mall or business center and we have reports of approximately 20 businesses that were broken into during that period." MORE: 2 remain in critical condition after Texas office shooting, man killed identified Authorities declared the demonstration outside the police department an unlawful assembly and gave the crowds a 10-minute warning to clear out. Aerial footage obtained by ABC News shows police forming a perimeter around the building. About 25 minutes later, officers started firing rubber bullets and flash bangs to disperse protesters remaining in the area. No injuries have been reported, and it is unclear if any arrests have been made. Harrington said the crowd at the police department had largely dispersed as of late Sunday night, though there were still "some pockets of individuals." Kerem Yucel/AFP via Getty Images - PHOTO: Protesters stand on top of a car as they clash with police after an officer shot and killed a driver during a traffic stop in Brooklyn Center, Minnesota, on April 11, 2021. Minnesota is mobilizing its National Guard to Brooklyn Center at the request of local authorities, according to Harrington. The National Guard is already deployed in nearby Minneapolis for the ongoing trial of Derek Chauvin , the former Minneapolis police officer accused of murdering George Floyd , an unarmed Black man who died on May 25 after Chauvin was filmed kneeling on his neck as other officers stood by. MORE: Key takeaways from 2nd week of Derek Chauvin trial in the death of George Floyd "At this time, we have essentially a full activation," Harrington said. 'You will see a robust assortment of National Guard, state and local police departments working together over the next two or three days as we once again prepare for the trial and also are prepared for any other and any further civil unrest that may come from the Brooklyn Center officer-involved shooting today." Col. Matt Langer of the Minnesota State Patrol told reporters that the public can expect to see "a greater law enforcement presence, a greater National Guard presence" in and around Minneapolis on Monday. Kerem Yucel/AFP via Getty Images - PHOTO: Police take cover as they clash with protesters after an officer shot and killed a driver during a traffic stop in Brooklyn Center, Minnesota, on April 11, 2021. Shortly after midnight, the Brooklyn Center mayor issued a citywide curfew that will remain in place until 6 a.m. local time on Monday. Elliot called for calm in the community and for authorities not to use force on peaceful protesters “Our entire community is filled with grief following today’s officer-involved shooting of Daunte Wright, a 20 year-old young man," Elliot said in a statement. "We continue to ask that members of our community gathering do so peacefully, amid our calls for transparency and accountability.” MORE: Gun violence continues in Philadelphia after 11 shot in 24 hours Minnesota's governor will hold a press conference Monday morning to address the shooting and civil unrest, according to his office. "I am closely monitoring the situation in Brooklyn Center," Walz wrote on Twitter Sunday night. "Gwen and I are praying for Daunte Wright's family as our state mourns another life of a Black man taken by law enforcement." Kerem Yucel/AFP via Getty Images - PHOTO: People take cover as police fire tear gas in front of the Brooklyn Center Police Department headquarters during a protest after an officer fatally shot a driver during a traffic stop in Brooklyn Center, Minnesota, on April 11, 2021. Metro Transit, the main public transportation operator in the Minneapolis-Saint Paul area, announced Sunday that it was shutting down public transit in Brooklyn Center at the request of law enforcement. Brooklyn Center Community Schools announced that schools will be closed Monday due to the civil unrest, but classes will be held virtually. "All students in grades E-12 will be in distance learning on Monday, April 12. Our school buildings will also be closed for the day. All programs, including Centaur Plus and Centaur Beginnings, and all after-school activities are also canceled," Carly Baker, superintendent of Brooklyn Center Community Schools, said in a statement Sunday. "This decision is being made out of an abundance of caution following the officer-involved shooting that took place in Brooklyn Center earlier today and not knowing what will unfold overnight in our community." MORE: How to talk to your children about the Derek Chauvin trial in George Floyd's death Baker added that she hasn't "entirely processed the tragedy that took place in our community" and is therefore prioritizing the safety and wellbeing of the students, their families, the staff members and the community members. On Monday, school staff will be focused on helping students cope with the "trauma" from the shooting , according to Baker. ABC News' Alexandra. Faul, Will Gretsky and Will McDuffie contributed to this report.

Interesting facts from the royal couple’s marriage: mistresses, cigarettes and separate boxes!By Nick Quazthegaltimes.com 10 hours agoOn Thursday, our favorite Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, left us forever and spent an incredible 73 years alongside British Elizabeth II. But marriage has not always been without problems, we have seven interesting things for you that you did not know about the famous couple. 1. Prince Philip met...thegaltimes.com

High speed boat chase involving up to 300 Nvidia CMP 30HX GPUsBy Nick FarrellFudzilla 4 hours agoExtremeTech is reporting about a recent high-speed boat chase involving up to 300 Nvidia CMP 30HX GPUs. It all started in Hong Kong where Chinese authorities were detaining a fishing boat anchored near Hong Kong International Airport. Men on the fishing boat were swapping cargo over to a speedboat. When...fudzilla.com

Days Gone 2 Was Pitched as a Shared Universe Game With Co-OpBy Matt PurslowIGN 2 hours agoJeff Ross, the former game director of Days Gone, has revealed that the pitch for Days Gone 2 featured plans for a shared universe and cooperative play. Talking to God of War creator David Jaffe as part of a livestream on Jaffe’s YouTube channel, Ross discussed topics that arose in the wake of Blomberg’s recent report about an unsuccessful Days Gone 2 pitch from developer Bend Studio. While Ross was unable to confirm if Days Gone 2 was indeed rejected due to a non-disclosure agreement, he did reveal a few details about the pitch he submitted to Sony for the sequel.www.ign.com

How to delete spam mail in Gmail once and for allBy Bryan Clarklaptopmag.com 4 hours agoIf you are anything like me, you are tired of patching up problems — let's solve it once and for all. According to Statista, in September 2020, 47% of all emails received were junk mail, also commonly referred to as spam. Junk mail can pile up, too. You unsubscribe, then somehow you end up on 10 more lists, unsubscribe again, and the seemingly never-ending saga persists. Some spam emails even make it past the countless filters you set up to combat a bombardment of junk emails to an otherwise good email account that you'd like to decisively command.www.laptopmag.com

Pokemon Sword & Shield cosplayer competes in Galar League as rival Marniedexerto.com 14 hours agoA Pokemon Sword & Shield cosplayer gave players a look at what popular character Marnie would look like in real life. The artist’s stunning transformation into the Galar rival will leave fans of the Nintendo series in awe. Despite only being introduced in 2019’s Sword & Shield, Dark-type Trainer Marnie...www.dexerto.com

Chrissy Teigen Stuns in Lavender Swimsuit While John Legend Helps Her Cheat on Twitter ExitBy Alyssa FiksePopculture 12 hours agoChrissy Teigen may have quit Twitter, but she is still finding the occasional loophole. Teigen, her husband John Legend, and their two children are enjoying a lavish, tropical vacation, and the Cravings maven showed off her latest fit: a lavender swimsuit that fits like a glove. Teigen showed off the suit in an Instagram post quipping "boobs by Garth, hair wrap by [Cravings by Chrissy Teigen]." Teigen also shared a mirror selfie of the enviable outfit on her Instagram story.popculture.com

Prince Harry self-isolating at first marital home – former royal residents revealedBy Ainhoa BarcelonaHello Magazine 4 hours agoThe Duke of Sussex has returned to Nottingham Cottage in Kensington Palace ahead of the Duke of Edinburgh's funeral on Saturday 17 April. The cottage – which is next door to Prince William and Kate Middleton's home, Apartment 1A – likely holds many fond memories for Prince Harry; not only was it his first home with Meghan Markle, it was also where Harry proposed while the couple were making a roast chicken.www.hellomagazine.com

Domino's customer points gun at workers because he couldn't get toppings on the side: reportBy Michael HollanPosted by Fox News 18 hours agoPizza toppings typically come on top of the pizza. A Domino’s customer in Minnesota allegedly threatened workers with a gun over a dispute about pizza toppings. Apparently, the customer wanted to get the toppings on the side and the pizzeria was unable to do so. The incident occurred at a...www.foxnews.com

Microsoft-Led Physicists: We Live Inside a Computer That LearnsBy Loukia PapadopoulosPosted by Interesting Engineering 23 hours agoMicrosoft physicists have published a pre-print research paper that basically describes the universe as a computer that learns. The research is not yet peer-reviewed but it is exciting. "We present an approach to cosmology in which the Universe learns its own physical laws. It does so by exploring a landscape...interestingengineering.com