do you hear your why is there not more question and there it is and what were you saying. exactly remember exactly what i said. were you upset in that moment yes and again and was your concern increasing over time you had. at that point i kind of knew. and who was that he was dead heard not really. and what made you thinks that he was tatar not everything that. was very close even just plain. no longer fraidy resisting. and when you are saying fighting resisting the fire what do you mean by that we're talking about breathing are you talking about fire breathing. caught by. 7 the

reality of it all. i'm what you want a lot of the audit wildlife park did not want coolio not going to grow here we will probably go for the right reasons for usenet maybe. if you notice anything in particular when the ambulance came about mr flagg when he looked at that point. get in the glass and notice that the paramedics. looked at his eyes checked his policy just proceeded to put him on the gurney didn't really see anything.

and. was had you previously described his body length here. and he plans numbers right now their partners around like what is wrong what i want know not my own well i did not want to talk to my mom i'm going to what are you going to do with his well my good friend of mine i want help was still going on right now i'm not going over the years on her to get. me for it broke me all over the over the you know why not natalie armory room but i know if i'm going to be no medical help that my going to all that was going without that he was white and i was going over there you know more

than i've already heard don't doesn't it was awful but i did you know i desired already know you could tell that i'm going to try to raise with a bit older now you could hear all lined up like. i'm still living at night and i damn well know now and reducing it was right and you're right a lot of times you know about the drug i don't i don't know that you know that and i think i want to get it well no no no no no after all that i'm kind of what i would i'm not that wild at logan i got it out there now i've got it on average days they're not all but you know not what i'm getting at now and nobody ever knew. saturday morning. proceeding into the store near. me there. was a your voice asking about bash numbers and things like that and yes and. i think you said you said that earlier to you why is that important for you to know

bash numbers like. this at that point i kind of felt like all i could do was catch what was going on with the camera and i just wanted to make sure that everything in their stride was moving around a lot. and you feel is important to document what was going on you notice. how they're washing all this. really really. make a lot to take in 1st. i. almost walked away at 1st because it was a lot to watch but i knew that it was wrong i could just walk away even though i couldn't do anything about it. and since that time since. this happened last year what what impact has it had on you know that. well it didn't really affect the

right away because that kind of just stop motion without it getting right to the internet or anything i just kept to myself and try to go on with my day and remember what i really came there for. and after the fact. he had some time to process. what did what did you feel. like i said no to the whole situation i didn't panic just push it aside because i didn't really know what i did. feel it was a laxative game did you go back to cut after that as i've been beginning tuesday and i don't want to be remanded. nothing from here. mr tells.

you not remember. just a few questions for you. do you recall. being interviewed by agent peterson ryerson of minnesota bureau of criminal apprehension. you remember talking to 2 police officers about what you observed what you saw things of that nature yes and if i told you their names were each in its right or center peterson would you have any reason to dispute me. ok and they were court of that call is that correct yes. and then again. i believe just within the. last 2

or 3 days you met with the prosecution team yes they had and you told that give them some more information as well yes or so do you recall telling agent peterson. and ryerson as well as the prosecution team that while you were there you observed the officers check mr voice raise your pulse. i said i don't believe they did. that to ever on his body i thought at one point that i did see someone try. nothing changed. that thing their body language or anything change ok. do you recall were you given an opportunity to listen to hear previous statement. re overt even a transcript of your previous. would you disagree with me if i told you you said i even saw them checked his pulse multiple

times before. i would not agree with that you would not agree with that yet because i don't remember. you don't remember that now. kerry stated sure back when you were interviewed by police officers and. you told them they saw their officers checked his pulse multiple times before he struck i do not believe i said multiple times or just witness your. verses or. through 4 think there are some good points of the went on to.

ask you know you got it right. certainly did you tell agents ryerson and peterson that you saw the officers check for small to. yes and even then afterwards i told them. they looked like they did not find one. you. described 3 officers you were yes. you would agree to this day you were angry at what you saw is routine describe others in the crowd as.

we would assume. for the. us that you ask them questions. to refresh your recollection about that portion of what is. a little bit. that they know is obvious is came to my house it was multiple times of being bothered and it was kind of like a pattern for spader if you want to. act so thinking about it today in terms of what that day. what it just tell the jury what he saw in terms of somebody. who. i don't exactly remember standing right there all the way because it's kind of like it now. but it

. we're watching the video i remember seeing it so it was torture is. his religious radicals behind his back. and was that person mr shah. that was someone else and are you unclear about whether or not that was an actual. as you said they didn't change anything they were doing her. and when did you assume that if they had that that if they were concerned they wouldn't change me. yes when they have gotten up off them is that what you expected to happen yes that is what i expect they would do you ask questions about being angry. were you upset about what was going on in front of you yes did you. attack anybody

head anybody. you know threaten the officer is in any way you know so what you say very well. i was upset because there was nothing that we could do is bystanders except watch them take this news late in front of our eyes and when you say we were all of you doing what you really mean now getting physical and throwing punches and making friends kurds. you raise the. most with us.

the trial of show in the form of police officer who's charged with the murder and manslaughter of unarmed black man george floyd this is day 2 of the trial and we've been hearing from witnesses today who were there on the scene or some of them one of them who even filmed the events who described how she has blamed herself for not intervening and we heard just now from a witness who's who was not seen because she's under age and she talked about saying she knew that it was wrong and she couldn't just walk away. and we all just sit we'll have. at the moment awaiting the next witness to come in and we've had some quite upsetting. testimony and also from the defense an attempt to undermine the witnesses to suggest that they remembered things differently after the event

john hendren is live in minneapolis so. clearly the strategy emerging that that the prosecution want to focus on is what they saw in that video as well and the defense trying to suggest that it's an angry mob who changed to what happened on the ground . that's true and in testimony after testimony today we've seen 2 central themes a sense of impotence among the bystanders and anger over what they saw and the bystanders repeatedly talk about how they urged the officers to get their knees off of the back and neck of george floyd of course it was derek show them who's on trial here whose knees were on the neck of lloyd but the 2 other officers were also on floyd at the same time and you hear these bystanders talk about how traumatized they were afterwards in one case there is an 18 year old girl who testified and she

said that she's a want to actually who took that iconic video that we've all seen where the officers. flew i'm sorry george floyd for 9 minutes and 29 seconds and she said. there have been many nights when i have apologized to george floyd for not being able to help him more and she talked about how she had family members who were black and that she thought of them when she thought of george floyd so there was some powerful testimony a lot of tears today. including one young man who was asked by prosecutors why he called. i called the police on the police and he said i thought i had witnessed a murder. and this is. what is the thing for the prosecution.

the prosecution seems to be just trying to say look what you saw in that video is all you need to know sometimes it's all right in front of you and is one prosecutor said you can believe your eyes and so what they're doing is getting witnesses to corroborate what happened on that video and suggesting that everything off camera happened just as one might imagine it would and the people whose voices were in that video were among those people who testified today so the prosecution's story is really look we saw. george floyd's neck and in the prosecution's argument there's a saying that directly caused. that killed george floyd and that's going to the argument we expect them to continue making through the end of next week when they wrap their case or if they keep to the judge's schedule then you'll have the defense's side and their side is very different their side is that there were

things going on off camera that people didn't know about the officers behind the car were having conversations and they seemed to be suggesting that there was a growing angry an unruly mob they keep asking these witnesses if they were angry and in the case of one witness he says no i wasn't angry i was professional. but. that event is also expected to go on to say that it wasn't actually children's neat george floyd they are saying it is a combination of the drugs he had allegedly ingested including methamphetamine and fentanyl some heart trouble that he had had. encoded 19 which he had contracted all of which is reflected in the official medical report about report does conclude that his death was a homicide that is death at the hands of another person but he says it was due to a heart stoppage complicated by the police having constrained him on the ground

and put a knee on his neck there was a private autopsy done by the floyd family which may or may not come into this court case and that autopsy says straight out he died of his fixation and that it was their children's needs that seems to be the main argument there is expected to play out in the coming weeks here 100 thank you very much indeed and i'm sure we'll come back to you later on for more on the trial and we will of course bring you more from the minneapolis trial as soon as they return there to the court. on the other news now in the united states and 13 other countries have expressed concern over world health a world health organization's report on the origins of code 19 in january and international team of experts traveled to happen in china's hu bay province where the virus was 1st detected in late 2019 but the report doesn't pinpoint exactly

where the disease came from the u.s. state department said there must now be a renewed commitment by w.h.o. and all member states to access transparency and timelines it's critical for independent experts to have full access to all pertinent human animal and environmental data research and personnel involved in the early stages of the outbreak katrina you went to the seafood market center the search has more on the access the scientists were given by the chinese. weeks after the team completed their mission here in mohan they released this report into their findings in $120.00 pages they detail the thousands of dollars that's they analyzed including the 1st corner virus cases and local mortality rates the report doesn't come to any firm conclusions but it says that the most likely source of the corona virus is bats or some other wild animal and having found that reality very cruel various

strains. to size. in the region all showing in southeast asia in general going to these bats are leaving is a strong indication that that's where this forces special attention in the report is given to this location this is the one on the food market with the 1st case of the culprit 19 were identified the team visited this location although it's been shut for more than a year while animals were sold here but they found that many of those 1st cases of coke in 1000 were not in fact linked to this market they also visited a hungover met lab on the outskirts of the city and said that it was a very unlikely that that lab was the source of the outbreak however the w. hato director general himself says that that theory needs to be more slowly investigated and said that members of the beach team face many difficulties when accessing grower data where we do not have full access to the. data we wanted.

that has been put as a recommendation for future studies so the idea is that because we didn't have time of because. certain authorization need to who will be given before we could get that sense of the data we would bet it would be and could be done in the 2nd phase of the studies critics of the w.h.o. mission on the report stated the team was forced to take much of the information provided by the chinese government at face value they say it was something more of a highly curated government tour rather than an independent scientific investigation for its part denies that it would held any information from the w.h.o. and says it has cooperated fully with the international community beijing has condemned what it says is politicizing of the investigation and called for the show to investigate coronavirus outbreaks in other countries let's take you straight back to minneapolis on the trial of former police officer derek sherman good afternoon

can i. carry a gun today who never believed that it was i.e. . i have anxiety. but i have been moved by the truth to come on. crass i think it's ok if you're broke you just like me now. you're a. crack so i start with some. easy questions back questions ok so actually tell the jury how old you are. and are you a high school student now missing. and. or you're in prison more on the school has back on good. i must say or do you have. to. remember and what city do you live in now seem.

was there a time that you and your family lived in minneapolis south minneapolis yes we know her. friends family friends in that area and. who's taking everything with us to the graphic pushing it a little easier for her to give it a go so don't worry about a good fight and i stuck fast to slow it down try to make it easy for everybody. ok so you said you still have friends. yes and. is one of those friends. yes ok so i'm asking you questions. about the reason you're here and. why are here today.

and when you say for george fly did you. see what happened to church like this. so i would ask this in questions about an. issue you need a break you just. asked questions about that day. the day that this happened so. first things 1st how how did you come to be any theory out what were you what were you doing that day you need to listen. to her for the radio. and where we're headed that day where do you want to go. and we say cut does that cut foods this.

and how did you guys get there. and who drove you were. and. where were you in the car in front passenger seat you know this just the 2 of you together yes. so. she was traveling in the passenger seat your head it's a cop. what's the 1st thing you notice when you get into the area. george. this. did you notice. how did you notice what was going on were you still driving

up when you noticed. this. and is that what you heard from the car yet this. and what did you see as you were tracking. using this is george. you know what do you do. or did alyssa park the car. and. then what happened she pulled over and. she asked if she should. have a phone at the time so she took my phone or did. and what were you doing when. she got a car for this she told me to stay in the car and just in case anything goes wrong . cities the same the car for some period of time is. what you were in the car and alyssa got out of the car. could you. hear what was going on yes i

could kind of. specifically remember exactly what was said but i didn't do lonely any voices so tell the jury just what you remember noticing from where you were in the car but what were you hearing or seeing or observing. i heard george fluorinated. yet only still. saying he can't believe the. witnesses that they are. the same it was only sponsor. anything that's. when i started hearing voices getting louder and i got out of the car ok so i sat there for just a 2nd you talked about george floyd i think you're here for george floyd and you're talking about seeing trying to find do you know who he was at that time act of the

fact did you learn his native ok so you now know him to be charged yet this. when you heard. he said you her voice is getting louder and what. prompted you to get out of the car what made you think you should get out of the car i guess it was kind of just a gut feeling. when you said you heard voices getting louder or was it something about the tone or what was sad it sounded serious. and what made you think it was something serious just the way everyone sounded. so what if you don't. got in the car and. george. own conscience. it and then on the snow ok someone and.

it gets out of it you said you saw george floyd unconscious flip. you think he was unconscious when you saw him he wasn't. in. he was talking. he wasn't moving. and he said you saw derek. and. this is you know who that was at the time did you learn his name later this. is what you said the u. sa. has to shot and on top of george flay what was what did you see mr shaaban doing. i saw him in the day leaning. on the floor in support him a lot of pressure on his neck that wasn't needed and how could you tell or what made you think from your point of view that mr shaaban was putting more pressure on

george lloyd's and that. you can see. take his photo. so when you say digging. are you talking about the position of mr sharp and me mr. so. you come out to see mr floyd who had some conscious to you what else do you see in here going on around here the witnesses. and what happened at that point.