a judge dropping one charge against officer derek chauvin. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on this thursday night. and tonight, the final debate. the presidential candidates facing off on the same stage for the last time, with just 12 days now until election day. at least 47 million americans have already cast their votes. that's 99% of the total early vote four years ago. and again, we have 12 days to go. the candidates with another major opportunity to make their case tonight. and after the first debate with constant interruptions and shouting, that new rule. president trump leading the white house for nashville. first lady melania trump with him. the president arriving in tennessee. the white house says he tested negative on air force one. joe biden making his way to tennessee, as well, today, saying he expects personal attacks from the president. there's the stage at belmont university, where there will be that change with the mics. muting one candidate while the other is giving their two-minute answers. will it work? abc's mary bruce leads us off from nash

former police officer accused of murdering george floyd has been released on a million-dollar bond derek chauvinr and manslaughter charges, after video showed him kneeling on george floyd's neck. he is due back in court in march, of next year. ben crump, an attorney for the floyd family, said in a statement, that this is a painful reminder that the family has not achieved justice for george responding to the news of chauvin's release, demonstrators, once again, marched in the streets of minneapolis. >> the french open keeping distractions to a minimum is usually a key to victory. >> find a different spot sit in a different spot. i'm distracted sit in a different spot. >> danielle collins had to eject her boyfriend because he was talking. that was distracting her from her match with sophia after the match. but collins joked that she just wanted to look at him from a different location she, unfortunately, lost in three sets i hope he was saying encouraging things. >> i'm sure he was but can you imagine them playing charades together or anything as a couple it's probably not pretty lot -- lot of fi

a judge today dropped the charge of third-degree murder against derek chauvin, who was seen kneeling on it george floyd's neck in that video. the judge denied emotions from the three other defendants seeking dismissal of their own charges, for aiding and abetting, murder, and manslaughter. derek chauvin still faces the more serious charge of second- degree murder, as well as a lesser offense of a 2ndb0 manslaughter charge. >> completely expected that the third-degree charge would go away. frankly i'm as surprised it was ever even charged up in the first place. >> the trial in this case is set for march, and the city is prepared for possible unrest over the ruling. the county government center was boarded up, and the national guard mobilized out of an abundance of caution. >>> the santa clara county district attorney is dismissing dozens of cases, more than a dozen cases, after an internal investigation revealed that officers connected to those cases had posted bigoted material to the web. ktvu southbay reporter jesse gary joining us live now from san jose with more on this. jesse, th

derek chauvin is scheduled to face trial in march along with three former colleagues.knee on george floyd's neck caused a huge outpouring of protests around the world. hurricane delta has torn across mexico's eastern coastline, toppling trees and ripping down power lines with winds of up to 175 kilometres per hour. the powerful storm now has the northern gulf coast of the united states in its sights, with hurricane warnings issued for parts of texas and louisiana. in the last half—hour, the white house has released a new video of president trump, in which he says he wants to make regeneron, the experimental antibody treatment he received, free for all americans affected by covid—19. standing outside the oval 0ffice — and not wearing a mask — trump says his infection was "a blessing from god". i want everybody to be given the same treatment as your president. because i feel great. i feel, like, perfect. so, i think this was a blessing from god that i caught it. this was a blessing in disguise. i caught it, i heard about this drug. i said, "let me take it." it was my sug

derek chauvin is scheduled to face trial in march along with three former colleagues.floyd's neck caused a huge outpouring of protests around the world. hurricane delta has torn across mexico's eastern coastline, toppling trees and ripping down power lines with winds of up to 175 kilometres per hour. the powerful storm now has the northern gulf coast of the united states in its sights, with hurricane warnings issued for parts of texas and louisiana. the uk government is likely to tighten coronavirus restrictions for parts of england on monday. this comes as new rules were announced for central scotland, which will see pubs and restaurants close in the area. iran has reported a record daily number of new coronavirus deaths, as it struggles with what officials have called a "third wave" of its outbreak. 239 people with covid—19 had died in the past 2a hours, bringing iran's total deaths since february to more than 27,000. italy has made the wearing of face masks mandatory in outdoor spaces. residents must now wear masks at all times unless they are isolated from anyone o

but then people were turning to derek chauvin to see what happens here. it does come with conditions him being released. his next court date isn't scheduled until march 8th. as part of this, he is required to come back for that court date. at the end of the day he does join other officers being out of correctional facility custody. he's in the process of that now. one of the main messages it sent to people who were angry about the previous releases of the other officers that while these officers can go home and hang with their families and enjoy life with their families, we are still dealing with the death of a man who came under horrible circumstances we saw unfold in that cell phone video. we're going to continue to monitor the reaction to this and see if there are any further developments. as we do understand, again, derek chauvin, the officer facing the most serious charges in the death of george floyd is in the process of release. the department of corrections says, again, he's no longer in their custody. >> thank you for that update. appreciate it.

so, that news that the police officer derek chauvin who was charged over the death of george floyd haser posting a bail amounting to $1 million. let's get more now on the news that pubs and restaurants that serve alcohol in glasgow, edinburgh and the central belt half in order to close for 16 days from friday evening as part of efforts to limit the spread of covid—19. elsewhere in scotland, licenced premises can only open for restricted hours and they will not be allowed to serve alcohol indoors. meanwhile because of the virus the national five exams which are set by 15—16 —year—olds in scotla nd are set by 15—16 —year—olds in scotland are to be cancelled for 2021 and will be replaced with teacher assessments and coursework. let's cross to holyrood now and speak about both of these issues with scott when‘s education secretaryjohn sweeney who is also deputy first minister and we are grateful you have been able to join us grateful you have been able to join us here in bbc news. let's talk about the restrictions that nicola sturgeon announced in the scottish parliament first of all if we

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.>> reporter: just over four months after being booked into prison derek chauvin posted bond. he was held at a maximum security prison just about 40 minutes from here in minneapolis. he has been there since may 31. we are told he is being held in segregation. to keep him safe from the other inmates. documents show he was released at 11:22 am after posting $1 million bond. signed by a bail bonds company out of northern minnesota. he was arrested and charged with third-degree murder just four days after the memorial day death of george floyd. the charge was later upgraded to second-degree murder. he also faces charges of third- degree murder and second-degree manslaughter. after a bystander video showed the officer kneeling on floyd's neck as he repeatedly told them he couldn't breathe. floyd's aunt reacted to the news.>> reporter:>>> it is something i'm not happy with. i'm not pleased with it. but i know i have to accept it. this is what the judge allowed to happen. i have to do my best to respect it.>> reporter: conditions of derek chauvin's release require he stay in the stat

we have any idea of how derek chauvin got that money?there are often in this case crowdouing accounts for people who are supportive of police officers in the situation. what is interesting here is that shoving -- chauvinecame symbolic of the american summer when he wasilm for nine minutes with the knee on hit -- with his knee on the neck of george floyd.he does not face tl arch of next year. he has posted is large amount of vale, but it is a reminder as we approach the election that america waspended by the death of george floyd. tuaceful psts, some of which ed violent, president trump is trying seize upon the issue while democrats are saying this is a moment of reckoningic over racial ju just a reminder there that this ist.hat the story is all ab >> laura, thank you very much. a reminder, if you want further details, you can find not see news website. bbc.com/news. turn our attention to facebookl and instagram. they are banning all accounts linked to the qanon conspiracy movement. they classified it as dangerous. ♪ >> meteorologists are

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george floyd died in may after showing -- after derek chauvin pressed his knee against his neck. u.k. parliament has voted in favor of significantly reducing greenhouse gases by 2030. lawmakers agreed a 60% cut across the block, compared to 1990 levels. this will have huge invocations for all sectors. it still needs the approval of e.u. members states. in kurdistan, -- kyrgyzstan, the country slips deeper into chaos a day after opposition protesters stormed government buildings, forcing the prime minister to quit and the parliamentary election to be annulled. at least three distinct groups have now attempted to claim leadership of the country. azerbaijan's foreign minister is due to meet international mediators in the conflict with armenia, as deadly fighting over a breakaway region enters a second week. azerbaijani officials said the minister would hold talks with diplomats in france, russia, and the united states during a working visit to geneva on thursday. days of fighting have left hundreds dead, and civilians have died. reporter: the remains of a supermarket in the capital.

>>derek chauvin the white officer who used his knee deep in floyd to the ground has been charged with second-degree murder third-degree murder and manslaughter he is currently out on bail rather 3 other officers are also facing charges in floyd's death. >>still ahead, good news for san francisco, parents and kids if you like to play on the playground so >>we have some good news for parents and their kids here in san francisco city officials announcing the reopening of playgrounds in the city are 4 sanaz tahernia has more now on the rules you need to know about if you want to take your kids out to play. >>as covid-19 restrictions ease up around the bay area san francisco city and health officials announced the reopening that will have your children smiling waving and i'm so happy that today finally kids will be able to play him playgrounds all over san francisco for about 2 weeks now san francisco has been in the orange here of the covid-19 reopening tear system allowing for more reopenings across the city it is hard 4 children right now. >>kids are not in school there in front of a sc

derek chauvin posted a million- dollar bond.was seen kneeling on floyd's neck for more than eight minutes. well, today, for the first time, the nobel prize in chemistry was awarded to two women. jennifer doudna and emmanuelle charpentier won for their pioneering work on crispr, a gene editing tool that holds promise for curing disease. on tuesday, another woman, american andrea ghez won the prize in physics for her research on black holes. congratulations to those women in science. up next, one side of the house is for trump, the other for biden. how do they manage to get along in such a polarizing time? >> o'donnell: at a time when dinner conversations too often become yelling matches over politics, we could all learn from some college kids in texas. here's cbs' omar villafranca. >> reporter: from the outside, it's the perfect metaphor for america: a house divided with opinions flapping in the wind. >> you know, we were unpacking all of our stuff, and we found a trump flag from last year. >> reporter: alex martin lives on the t

as a precaution now that the ex-officer charged with the murder of george lloyd is out of jail derek chauvin and three other ex-officers not entered pleas. he is not due back in court until march of '21. >>> also tonight, two british men suspected of helping isis kidnap and murder 27 people including 4 americans have been brought to u.s. soil, appearing in federal court ahead of the most high profile terror trial in decades here's pete williams >> reporter: federal prosecutors say these two men, alexanda kotey and el shafee elsheikh, helped isis in syria carry out kidnappings and brutal murders among their victims the justice department says were four americans, aide workers kayla mueller and peter kassig and journalists steven sotloff and james foley. the accused terrorists were brought to the u.s. late today. two years after the capture by kurdish forces and after authorities in london allowed evidence gathered by british investigators to be used in court here >> today is a good day but it is also a solemn one today we remember the four innocent americans whose lives were taken by isis. >>

derek chauvin is scheduled to t faal in march along with three of his former colleagues.e foot of himressing his knee on george floyd's neck caused protests around the world. mppresident truas lost his latest bid to shield his tax returns in a federal appeals court. e manhattan district attorney says its office can enforce a subpoena.a lawyer for mr. trumpe wise take the right up to the supreme court. you are watching bbc world news america. the middle east is experiencing a covid induced economic coma that has caused the cession of thousands of foreign workers are forced to return home. been lifted in auckld, which joins the rest of the country ae the alert level. social distancing is no longe required in bars and restaurants, with life there turning morer less back to normal. good for them. >> that is after 10 consecutive gaze ofy no communit transmission. new zealand was celebrating being covid free for 100 days earlier in the year after that strict lockdown and the restrictns having eased. in august, another outbreak hitc the biggest tntry has seen. 180 cases linted to that cl now

derek chauvin posted a million dollars bond on wednesday. it was allowed to walk free from the maximum security state prison where he'd been held for his safety said shortly after his arrest. george floyd died after chauvin who is white as you know pressed his knee against floyd's neck for several minutes. even after they handcuffed black man pleaded for air before his death on may 25th video of floyd's death sparked rallies and protests around the world show that has been charged with second-degree unintentional murder, 3rd degree murder. and second degree manslaughter. >>members of the senate judiciary committee will return to washington next week as capitol hill tries to contain the latest coronavirus outbreak the committee will begin a weeklong hearing to question president trump's supreme court nominee. judge amy coney barrett washington correspondent and he has more. >>this senate judiciary committee will gavel in monday morning to question president trump's supreme court nominee judge amy coney barrett, some members are expected to pa

derek chauvin posted $1 million bond yesterday. video in may captured him pressing his knee against floyd's neck for several minutes as floyd said he couldn't breathe. last night protests erupted in minneapolis. several hundred people took to the streets demanding justice in floyd's name. >> hopefully some justice will be served in his name, but seeing as breonna taylor didn't get her justice, many other names never got their justice, i don't really see any hope. >> attorneys for floyd's family say chauvin's release is a painful reminder that the family is far from getting justice. chauvin and three other former officers are scheduled to stand trial in march. >>> there are new developments surrounding the grand jury proceedings in the breonna taylor case. kentucky attorney general daniel cameron yesterday filed a court motion to keep an anonymous juror from speaking publicly about the proceedings. that juror had asked the court to grant them permission to publicly disclose parts of the proceedings. cameron argues the grand jury pro

paul, minnesota, after former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin posted bond. protesters were carrying signs with the names of those who died in encounters with police. chauvin held his neck on george floyd's neck until he died in minneapolis. >>> members of one bay area investment group picture themselves bringing the first black-owned nfl team to oakland. happening today they will present that vision to fans. the african-american sports and entertainment group filling the void of the raiders going to las vegas. they will not only have the chance to convince the nfl people but will have to secure the coliseum site as a venue as well. later today they will present the coliseum part of the plan during a virtual news conference. >>> trending this morning "sesame workshop" will air an anti-racism special later this month called the power of we. the goal of the half hour special is to help define racism for younger viewers showing them how hurtful it can be. the power of we will air on pbs kids on october 15th. it will also stream on hbo max. >> that's great. >>> w

. >>> a judge has dropped a third-degree murder charge against derek chauvin, the minnesota police officer charged with killing george floyd. he's still facing second degree murder and second degree manslaughter charges earlier this month he was released on a $1 million bond. the judge dismissed charges for two other ex-cops involved in the case. >>> judge amy coney barrett is one step closer to becoming the next supreme court justice on thursday republicans on the senate judiciary committee voted unanimously to advance her nomination to the full senate even as democrats boycotted the vote a final vote is expected on monday. >>> let's get a check of your friday weather with nbc meteorologist janessa webb janessa, good morning. >> good morning. good morning, everyone i want to touch on the fire in colorado see this shmnow we're tracking l week long? that's heading here and will help the fire area we're looking at 18 inches of snow on top of the 15 we've already seen across the upper midwest this week. so it's going to be rounds and rounds of snow throughout the weekend all the way into next

the judge dismissed a third degree murder charge against derek chauvin, the officer who pressed his knee against floyd's neck, but the judge let stand more serious charges of one count of unintentional second degree murder and one count of second degree manslaughter against chauvin. attorneys not affiliated with the case said that they were not surprised by the ruling. >> as originally charged before, it was up to the second degree, we did what i'll call some head scratching as to how is this charge going to stand. >> the judge also let stand charges of aiding and abetting against the other three former officers. >>> the associated press says scientists are studying a certain kind of beetle's super tough shell to learn about designing stronger planes and buildings. researchers say the shell on the diabolical iron clad beetle can't be crushed. they say that the one inch beetle found in southern california's woodlands withstood compression 39,000 times its weight and even survived being run over by a car. the study is part of a project funded by the u.s. air force. >>> so still ahead, a po

derek chauvin's million-dollar bond has tight conditions. he can't leave the state or have contact with floyd's family. he was the last of the officers to be released from custody. they are set to stand trial in march. >>> nurses in alameda county began a five-day strike today. labor negotiations between their union and county health services have been stagnant for months. nurses say they are shortstaffed and struggling with a lack of ppe. >> they haven't been communicating clearly with us about any of these basic needs. when we communicate to them, for years, ad nauseam, nothing changes. >> alameda health services is now staffing county hospitals with replacement nurses. in a statement they said, while we are disappointed that the union called the strike at a time where there are already extraordinary strains on healthcare providers, we encourage them to the bargaining table, where we can resolve our differences. >>> there is a big tenant moving into town. today a ribbon cutting ceremony was held in front of the new amazon fulfillment cente

the death of george floyd bill now be allowie to leave the state a judge issued a new order for derek chauvin amid safety concerns he faces second-degree murder, third-degree murder and second-degree manslaughter charges. trial is set to start next year. >>> switching gears now. for the 17th time in franchise history, the los angeles lakers are nba champions. the lakers ran away with game six against the miami heat lebron james and anthony davis combined for 47 points in the series-clinching game. miami tried to rally in the fourth quarter but it was too little too late. lakers win the series with a 106-93 victory >>> it's the first time the lakers have hoisted the larry o'brien trophy since 2010, now tying the boston celtics for most championships of all-time and it was a special night for lebron james, who was named finals mvp for the fourth time in his career. james is the first player to win the award on three different teams. and lebron and teammate danny green join an exclusive club with their championship win. both lakers join john sally and robert horry as the only players to win titl

derek chauvin is scheduled to face trial in march along with three former colleagues.in pressing his knee on george floyd's neck caused a huge outpouring of protests around the world. president trump has lost his latest bid to shield his tax returns in a federal appeals court. the manhattan district attorney says his office can enforce a subpoena for his tax returns for a criminal investigation into the president and his businesses. a lawyer for mr trump says he will take the case to the supreme court. hurricane delta has torn across mexico's eastern coastline, toppling trees and ripping down power lines, with winds of up to 175 kilometres per hour. the powerful storm now has the northern gulf coast of the united states in its sights, with hurricane warnings issued for parts of texas and louisiana. in the last hour the white house has released a new video of president trump, in which he says he wants to make regeneron, the experimental antibody treatment he received, free for all americans affected by covid—i9. standing outside the oval office, and not wearing a mask,

derek chauvin, the white police officer who knelt on george floyd's neck, for this fateful eight minutesh second—degree murder. his sister spoke out and, picking up sister spoke out and, picking up on the report, she accused president trump of emboldening the far right, people like the proud boys. in his four years of presidency, she says he has taken the of presidency, she says he has ta ken the country of presidency, she says he has taken the country back a0 yea rs, taken the country back a0 years, that the country is divided more now than the time of martin luther king and malcolm x. on his watch. trumpesque he has done more than any other president for african—americans. she called that ally. she turned to the phone call that she received after the death of her brother, she said it was a token call him and said, why have you not... and finally, she gave this insight into george floyd's views on donald trump before he was killed in may. she said that her brother said that donald trump lived in the white supremacist house. extremely strong words, the white supremacist house. we have se

police officer charged over the death of george floyd has been released on bail set at $1000000.00 derek chauvin is facing murder manslaughter charges after kneeling on floyd's neck during his arrest in may floyd later died which triggered a nationwide protest shaaban is expected to appear in court again in march there's confusion about who's taking over as the prime minister of kyrgyzstan following her but her explorer nobs resignation replacement was named after a parliamentary session on tuesday but opposition parties have rejected that nominated their own candidate the uncertainty follows the announcement of sunday's parliamentary election that many say was rigged. but the russian opposition leader . has been put on russia's wanted list it's not clear when she was added to the database or exactly what she's wanted for the kremlin bank's her opponent but a russian president alexander lukashenko he's been facing mass protests after a disputed election in august. germany and france have announced plans to sanction those they blame for the poisoning of russian opposition figure alexei navalny th

minneapolis softer the former police officer charged over the death of george ford was released on bail derek chauvin had been in counts today in a minnesota prison ahead of his trial in march but he was released after posting a $1000000.00 bond floyd was killed off the show and pressed his knee against his neck for several minutes during an arrest in may. a kidnapped molly and politician and a french aid worker have landed in mali's capital bamako after being released as part of a major prisoner exchange somalia since they was kidnapped by gunmen while campaigning in the northern region of timbuktu in march sophie pedder ran a charity for children and was abducted near the northern city of daraa in 2016 the exchange was announced by the country's new transitional government on tuesday. but human rights activists in colombia of want they continue to face threats and attacks on their lives a new report from amnesty international accuse the government of doing little to protect them. in fact $33.00 activists at least have been killed since the beginning of the year. he reports from. 5 members of a rura

derek chauvin seen in video with his knee on floyd's neck posted $1 million bond. floyd's family releasing a statement saying, the system of due process worked for chauvin and afforded him his freedom while he awaits trial. in contrast george floyd was denied due process when his life was ended over a $20 bill. as for that case in wisconsin, that independent investigation found officer mensah should be fired saying the risk of him shooting another person is too great. >>> ruby tuesday has filed for bankruptcy. the restaurant chain claims the pandemic and changing dining habits. 185 restaurants will now close for good. >>> all right, coming up, more trouble for the nfl when it comes to covid-19. >>> but first new details about the suspect caught on camera kidnapping a girl off the street. ♪ oh, oh, oh, ozempic®! ♪ (announcer) once-weekly ozempic® is helping many people with type 2 diabetes like emily lower their blood sugar. a majority of adults who took ozempic® reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. here's your a1c. oh! my a1c is under 7! (announcer) and you ma

well now to another big story that we're following for you this morning derek chauvin the ex officer charged in george floyd's death is out of jail. according to court documents show been posted 1 million dollar bond wednesday he'd been behind bars since the end of may. the former minneapolis officer was recorded kneeling on floyd's neck for the nearly 9 minutes now that video sparked worldwide protests. shelby is charged with second-degree murder third-degree murder and second-degree manslaughter. a trial date has been set for next march. well in kenosha wisconsin. jacob blake is out of the hospital and now in rehab the 29 year-old black man spent the last 6 weeks recovering after he was shot 7 times in the back by a white police officer like suffered up your spine, a shattered ribs, punctured long. damage liver and several holes in the stomach. his attorneys says that he will continue his recovery at a rehab center in chicago. well coming up next on the kron 00:04am morning news despite the pandemic the housing market right here in the bay area it's moving toward a look if you are

derek chauvin posted a million- dollar bond.s seen kneeling on floyd's neck for more than eight ighttes. today, for the first time, the nobel prize in chemistry was awarded to two women. jennifer doudna and emmanuelle charpentier won for their pioneering work on crispr, a gene editing tool that holds promise for curing disease. on tuesday, another woman, american andrea ghez won the prize for her research on black holes. congratulations toomn in science. up next, one side of the house is for trump, the other for biden. how do they manage to get along in such a polarizing time? overwhelmed by bipolar i? ask about vraylar. some medicines only treat the lows or highs. vraylar effectively treats depression, acute manic and mixed episodes of bipolar i in adults. full-spectrum relief for all bipolar i symptoms, with just one pill, once a day. elderly patients with dementia-related psychosis have an increased risk of death or stroke. call your doctor about unusual changes in behavior or suicidal thoughts. antidepressants can increase t

officer charged over the death of george florida has been released on bail set at $1000000.00 derek chauvin is facing murder and manslaughter charges after kneeling on floyd's neck jaring his arrest in may floyd's death triggered a nationwide protests 7 is expected to appear in court again in march of next year . a course in greece has outlawed the far right political party dohrn 18 of its former m.p.'s were convicted of being members of a criminal organization a supporter was found guilty. the party was once largest political force holding seats in parliament. reports from athens. the guilty verdict against golden dawn could not bring back her son but for the mother of murdered wrapup of list she says it was vindication. you did it she said . it was a very positive decision we're very satisfied with the verdict we want to wait and see if the sentences will be satisfactory as well as justice has prevailed because what happened was very unjust on the street outside the supreme court thousands gathered they are not innocent read this banner nazis in jail read another and when the verdict was

footage from mr floyd's arrest showed the white officer, derek chauvin, kneeling on his neck for aboutminutes. all pubs and restaurants across central scotland are to be closed under new measures aimed at tackling a surge in coronavirus cases. in a moment, we'll have the papers, but first, donald trump has just released a video which was recorded at the white house. in the five—minute video, he describes his treatment and says he feels a lot better. here is a segment of that video. i want everybody to be given the same treatment as your president. because i feel great. i feel, like, perfect. so, i think this was a blessing from god that i caught it. this was a blessing in disguise. i caught it, i heard about this drug. i said, "let me take it." it was my suggestion. i said, "let me take it." and it was incredible the way it worked, incredible. and i think if i didn't catch it, we'd be looking at that like a number of other drugs. but it really did a fantasticjob. i want to get for you what i got. and i'm going to make it free. you're not going to pay for it. it wasn't your fault that t

footage from mr floyd's arrest showed the white officer, derek chauvin, kneeling on his neck for aboute minutes. that is it for me. the vice president will debate comes up and just president will debate comes up andjustan president will debate comes up and just an hour. now on bbc news, it's hardtalk with stephen sackur. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. prime minister narendra modi's dominance of indian politics is unquestioned. his ability to deliver competent government in a crisis... well, that's less certain. india now has the second highest official number of covid infections in the world. the realfigure is thought to be up to ten times higher. the economy's in big trouble, too. my guest is a national spokesman for the ruling bjp, narendra taneja. maybe mr modi's populist strongman act is about to come unstuck. narendra taneja in delhi, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. thank you very much. thanks for having me. it's a pleasure. mr taneja, would you accept that over the past seven months, the modi government's attempts to control the coronavirus pandemic in your country have

derek chauvin the former police officer charged with the murder of george floyd has been released from prison on bail after posting a $1000000.00 bond charge floyd died in may after show been oppressed his knee against his neck for several minutes despite mr floyd telling him he couldn't breathe. in kurdistan demonstrators have taken to the streets again as the country continues to slip deeper into political chaos it comes a day after opposition protesters stormed government buildings forcing the prime minister to quit and a parliamentary election to be a no it's at least 3 distinct groups have now attempted to claim leadership. was or by a foreign minister is due to meet international mediators in the country's conflict with armenia as deadly fighting over the breakaway nagorno-karabakh region enters a 2nd week as iranian officials said the minister will hold talks with diplomats from france russia and the united states during quote a working visits on to geneva on thursday days of fighting have left hundreds dead and driven civilians into hiding. the remains of a supermarket instapun

where every black was george floyd and every cop was derek chauvin. >> you can do better next time byhe right thing. >> since the '60s whites have lived with the accusation they are racist. >> we were not part of white flight. >> somebody want to be angry at someone. michael brown had tried to buy cigarettes the night before with pot. >> the officer approached with his weapons drawn and he fired seven more shots. >> they actually saw you stand over him. >> what did you see in the face? >> aggression, there was nothing. it was like hollow looking through may. >> what demons might have been at work within him and to make the final fateful charge against officer wilson questione? >> martha: joining me now, senior hoover fellow on race relations, good to have you with us, good to have you back. he received an email that says your title doesn't meet prime videos content quality expectations, not eligible for publishing on the service and we won't be accepting a resubmission of this title so don't try to come back around again. what do you think about all this, sir? >> i think what they are

. >>> developing right now at 6:25, former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin who is awaiting trialhe murder of george floyd is released on bail. noncash traditional bail set at $1 million. he faces 12 years in prison if convicted. hundreds of demonstrators peacefully marched in minneapolis last night with some traveling by car to the site where floyd died in may. >>> new details six weeks after kenosha, wisconsin, police at shooing left him paralyzed. jacob blake has been released from the hospital. he's now undergoing treatment at a rehabilitation center in chicago. blake was shot in the back seven times in august after walking away from officers trying to arrest him. the kenosha district attorney is waiting for an outside report before deciding to charge the officers. >>> wisconsin health leaders are trying to contain a new surge in coronavirus cases. in response, the governor announced the opening of a 530-bed field hospital at the state fairgrounds. today a new statewide order takes effect limiting crowds in bars and restaurants. >>> for a second night protests on the streets o

. >>> happening now protests in minnesota after former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin posted bond. chauvin was the officer who held his knee on george floyd's neck for more than eight minutes until he died. he was released wednesday from the correctional facility where he's been since may. protesters were there carrying gravestone signs with the names of people killed by police in use of force. >>> it is 5:53. much more ahead on "today in the bay" including hearing from the bay area man who lived to tell about an encounter with a shark. up next why he says he missed all the warning signs. >>> plus -- trick-or-treating may be out but not halloween. up next, the top costumes flying off the shelves and online. you're watching "today in the bay." these days we need each other more than ever. that's why aarp created community connections. an online tool to find or create a mutual aid group, get help, or help those in need. stay connected, with aarp. and the veterans that never quit on their team. when being a fan gets tough, and stretching your budget gets even tougher... ...our a

the ex-cop derek chauvin released on $1 million bond.mber a video during the arrest shows the now-fired minneapolis police officer kneeling on george floyd's neck for almost nine minutes. george floyd begged for his life gasping "i can't breathe." his death sparked protests that spread all around the world. the former officer charged with second-degree murder and some other counts he's not yet entered a plea, but he is out on bond. no word on where he is, but he can't work in security, can't have a gun and has to show up for all his court dates. a judge is set to rule next week on where he'll face trial. >>> a horrible construction collapse in houston. three workers killed their remains buried in the rubble for two days and this morning crews finally recovered them the 15-story building partially collapsed on monday. workers there say a stairwell caved in, debris falling everywhere, all of the way to the ground floor firefighters spent yesterday shoring up parts of it making sure it wouldn't collapse again. as for those workers, their na

derek chauvin the ex officer charged in george floyd's death is now out of prison after posting a 1 million dollar bond shaaban had been behind bars since may 31st 6 days after he was caught on camera kneeling on george floyd's neck for nearly 9 minutes. while floyd said that he could not breathe that video seen here sparked protests around the world. it's not immediately clear though how he got all the money to pay his bond chauvin has now been charged with second-degree murder third-degree murder and second-degree manslaughter. a trial date has been set for next march. jacob blake is now out of the hospital the 29 year-old black man has spent the last 6 weeks recovering after he was shot 7 times in the back by a white police officer in kenosha wisconsin that shooting was also caught on camera inflaming racial tensions and sparking another round of protests. blake suffered a pierced spine. a shattered ribs, a punctured lung, a damaged liver and also has several holes in his stomach. his attorneys says he will continue his recovery at a rehab center in chicago. this year's historic wildfire

>>> happening now protests erupted again in minnesota after former minneapolis police officer derek chauvina million dollar bond. chauvin was the officer who held his knee on george floyd's neck for more than eight minutes. floyd died. that officer faces manslaughter charges. >>> coming up next on "today in the bay," we'll take a look at today's top stories including more east bay businesses that are reopening today. plus, what is sparking new bay area population decline? a live report on the economic impact already being felt. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> 6:55. welcome back. here is a quick look at the top stories we're following for you on this friday morning including a look at the financial impact the pandemic has had on san francisco. >> a by-product of so many people working at home. cierra johnson with a look at the ripple effect we're feeling. >> reporter: yes, good morning. for months we've been telling you folks have been leaving the bay area because of not only the high price of rent but they have the option to work from home and today we have an idea of what that exod

in national news tonight, a minnesota judge has dismissed a 3rd degree murder charge against derek chauvin. >>he's the former officer is accused of killing george floyd back in may. the second more serious second-degree murder charge remains along with a manslaughter charge judge peter cahill also denied requests from the lawyers of 3 other officers to dismiss charges of aiding and abetting. the case will now move on to the trial phase. >>as far my relationships with all people i have great relationships with all people. i am the least racist person in this room, abraham lincoln, here's one of the most racist president we've had in modern history. he pours sure on every single racist fire. >>'02 presidential candidates took questions in their last debate, the final faceoff happening in nashville, tennessee. president donald trump and democratic nominee joe biden stayed focused and did not deteriorate into chaos actually yeah, pretty civil debate, especially relative to the last time those 2 are on a stage. now less than 2 weeks until the election it's crunch time kron four's justine waldma

>>a minnesota judge has dismissed a 3rd degree murder charge against derek chauvin the former officer who's accused of killing george floyd. >>the more serious second-degree murder charge remains along with a manslaughter charge. the judge also denied requests from the lawyers of 3 other officers to dismiss the charges of aiding and abetting. the case will now move to the trial phase. america's employers added 661,000 jobs in september this is the 3rd straight month of slower hiring this is according to the final jobs report that's coming out before the presidential election. the economyhas recovered only slightly more than half of the 22 million jobs that were wiped out during the coronavirus pandemic and almost every single industry has taken a major hit as a result of the covid-19 pandemic but there is one industry that seems to be doing really well and that's real estate kron 4 sanaz tahernia joins us now live from the newsroom with a closer look at the housing reports that were just released so is it a better time to buy or sell while just seen it is of its all very good news and

a judge made the ruling today over concerns over derek chauvin safety.ng to the terms of the release is allowed to leave the state while he awaits trial, but he must keep his cell phone on at all times. chauvin is charged with second and third degree murder . his trial was set for march. >>> more than a quarter of americans know someone who went to work while they were feeling sick. the poll provided was taken by actio's and the paid leave for all campaign. 26% of people know someone who went to work while feeling symptoms of covid-19. the poll suggesting the number is so high because many people cannot afford to miss work. the bureau of labor statistics said 75% of private-sector workers in the u.s. do not have a single day of pain leave. >>> the children discovery museum in san jose is offering free coronavirus testing and flu shots tomorrow. you can stop by between 10:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. if you get a flu shot you will receive free admission, free coverings, sanitizers and antibacterial wipes will be given away at the >>> new coronavirus cases contin

slightly more organized protests that came out to a couple of the police precinct's, this was after derek chauvin, the officer charged with murder and a person seem in the video with their knee on george floyd's neck, he is now out of jail on a million dollars noncash bond, and you can see there is organized protests they are, as well, and at one point, the protesters got above the barricades on bicycle racks and started to surround the police that were waiting for them. that didn't go over very well, now they are trying to restore order to minneapolis, shannon. >> shannon: okay, leland, we will keep an eye on this. thank you very much for the update. so, the highlights and key moments as judged by our panel, leslie marshall, steve hilton, deneen borelli, they are live, next. ♪ with so many changes, do you know if your plan is still the right fit? having the wrong plan may cost you thousands of dollars out of pocket. and that's why i love healthmarkets, your insurance marketplace. with healthmarkets' fitscore, they compare thousands of plans from national insurance companies to find the right med

minneapolis, the death of derek chauvin was where released from custody after posting a million dollarge floyd, police in minneapolis saying 51 people arrested last night. president trump releasing a new video today as he recovers from covid-19, he says the medical treatment he received was "incredible," picking up the story from the north lawn today. >> good afternoon, the president following on what he has for the last couple of days putting out a new video on twitter, the white house says that this one was recorded yesterday, not today to the president in the south lawn of the white house talking about his health and how good he is feeling was a message to seniors to say that this that this regeneron polyclonal antibody cocktail that he took the other day made him feel much better and he is going to make it available to seniors across america at no cost. listen here. >> i was very sick, and i took this medicine, and it was incredible. it was incredible. i could walk out the following day. sooner, it was incredible the impact that it had. >> the first time the president has indicated

. >>> developing now former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin awaiting trial for murder is now out on bond. chauvin was released on a noncash bail set at $1 million. he faces 12 years, if he is convicted. hundreds of chemdemonstrators peacefully marched with some traveling by car to the site where floyd died back in may. >>> wisconsin health leaders are trying to contain a new surge in covid cases. in response, the governor announced the opening of a takes effect limiting crowds in bars and restaurants. >>> happening today, parts of new york city will revert back to their most severe covid restrictions in months comes as the city ramps up its crackdown on covid-19 hot spots. the impacted neighborhood are in brooklyn and in queens. >>> coming up next, the top stories that we're following for you on this thursday morning, including targeting undocumented immigrants. the growing number of arrests ic.e. is revealing it recently made across the state. >>> plus, working to help renters. the relief on the way for some folks in the bay area just trying to make it in the bay. we'll be r

. >>> moments ago derek chauvin the former police officer facing charges in the death of george floydas released from custody after posting a $1 million bond. two british men are due to appear in a virginia federal court later today, accused of helping the islamic state torture and murder captives in syria, including four americans. the men known as the beatles due to their british accents were extradited from the uk after the justice department agreed not to seek the death penalty for them. >>> forecasters expect hurricane delta to arrive somewhere along the louisiana coast friday after crossing mexico's yucatan peninsula today with winds estimated at 110 miles per hour. the. >>> and at least 3 up covid-19 cases are being reported at a prison in oshkosh, wisconsin another prison in that state recently reported 437 cases. you are up to date, kelly. i'll send it back to you >> all right sue, thank you very much sue herera >>> coming up, eli lilly moving higher after seeking its emergency authorization for its covid-19 antibody treatment. the shares are up 2.5% today, and we're going to

>>plus derek chauvin the ex officer charged in george floyd's death is out of prison after posting a 1 million dollars bond and a woman who was captured on camera giving a racist rants now facing jail time de >>the woman accused of racist tirades against asians in southern california over the past year has been sentenced to jail time for attacking a woman at a mall in 2019. this happened in torrance in southern california. this is lena hernandez who has now agreed to plead no contest to misdemeanor battery in exchange for a sentence of 47 days in county jail. plus 3 years probation. with anger management classes. there is another incident at a park where it was videotape. she was also ordered to stay at least 100 yards away from the victim. another big story we're following tonight. they're showing the ex officer who's charged in george floyd's death is now out of prison, according to a court documents show been posted 1 million dollars bail today he had been. >>behind bars since the end of may. the former minneapolis officer was recorded kneeling on floyd's neck for nearly 9 minutes