9 AM ET: Moscow car bombing, police brutality video, US flood alerts & more

08/22/22 • 4 min

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More information is coming out about this weekend's car bombing on the outskirts of Moscow that killed the daughter of a close confidant of Vladimir Putin. Three officers in Arkansas are being investigated after a video appears to show them beating a suspect during an arrest. More than 14 million people in the SW under flood alerts today as extreme weather continues to plague the US. The death toll has risen in Somalia after the siege at an upscale hotel. And, Regal Cinemas are in trouble.

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