. >> jim: going to gonk they put 7 back on there if i'm not mistaken, but that is a two-point guards,ch helps in a game like this. consistently. >> jim: nembh look he wanted. >> bill: absolutely. good job screening again. >> jim: the bruins with a chance to tie it or when it. 12 seconds. juzang. again with the ball in his hands in the paint, floater, short, got it back, ties it! gonzaga has time to do something. suggs for the win. oh! oh, yes! unbelievable! unbelievable! the perfect season remains! >> grant: are you serious? >> bill: there are onions, and there are major wanted. >> bill: absolutely. good job screening again. >> jim: the bruins with a chance to tie it or when it. 12 seconds. juzang. again with the ball in his hands in the paint, floater, short, got it back, ties it! gonzaga has time to do something. suggs for the win. oh! oh career. >> bill: oh, my god. >> grant: wow. >> bill: juzang with a great finish, thinking they are back, maybe in overtime. the poise of this kid, talk about his defense, but how about that? >> jim: the highest ranked player in zags history recruit

all the young nba point guards who have come up to become much better shooters. he's changed the game. so as awesome as this accomplishment is passing wilt. it's just one of many for staff. >> yeah. there's no doubt staff has changed the game and he wial go down as one of the greatest talents of our generation. now, another note about tonight's game, though the words will be once again without center. james wiseman, we just heard from steve kerr bringing presser that wiseman did suffer a right meniscus injury in his knee. but there isn't much further information about that. they're still waiting for doctors to continue to evaluate the mri and try to get to an exact diagnosis and timetable for his recovery. tipoff, you're set for 7 o'clock. of course we'll be bringing you all the action. both jason myself throughout the night here on kron 4. so for now, live to chase center. jason, we'll send it back to you. >> thank you for that island. now the minnesota timberwolves and twins postpone their games tonight in the aftermath of the shooting of the dante right by a b

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she's a very intelligent point guard. very shooter as i said, playmaker a great defender. so you'll see her with the ball. a you'll see her initiating our offense. and hopefully us here knocking down shots. >> sanford play south carolina at 3 o'clock today than it is uconn versus arizona. and then the men fight it out tomorrow night. first houston versus baylor and then you see la plays gonzaga no tar heels unc lost in the first round and now they lost their coach. 70 year-old would williams announced after 18 years with north carolina. he is calling it quits. he led the tar heels to 3 national titles. but he's as himself as he is on his players coming off of 2 bad seasons. the coaching legend who has taught so many boys to be men said he no longer thinks he's the man for the job. who knows, maybe a woman will be next. the problem. that's the bus. >> things to do this weekend in the south bay, the children's discovery museum reopens. >> for the first time in a year. and santa clara county, as you know, is in the orange. so that allows museums to have a 50% capacity today.

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stamped all over them together and have the opportunity to go live from seubert, one of the greatest point guards. joining canada there. i'm just gonna go there, and it's so cause much information as possible, and i'm leaving one winning atmosphere going into another one of winning atmosphere. so, um all glory to god. they were sure front of watch down the stretch in that tournament. okay as you know, in most sports, the fans are back, maybe not at full capacity, but i'll tell you what checked us out. you'll know just how great it is. they have those fans back in the stands last night at the atlanta braves game. whoa ronald akunyili junior throws the ball toward the stands in between innings. that's an epic beer pong shot from center field right into the fan's beer. up and i think you could say safely. he's happy to work this out hello last night, rocky's dad rouz justin turner smashes one over the wall in left best part about it, though, say cheese to the van right there. he gets hit right in the nachos. okay? yeah that is a full plate of nachos, but he's happy anyway, you sure got himself with

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you know in the evening what to do there he was a security guard he was head of security. and. at some point was that job. only because of code of it i mean he it now because of code. you know and you had met salvation army did you learn eventually he worked there yes i knew that evening that he worked at 5 a side of me he was a security guard there yes. at some point that job ended right. yes i think that maybe a year or so after i met him. and. you know in that time period leading up to his death in may of last year. you know let's talk about january to may when he asked oh often reducing. the 2020 yes. at the beginning of the year we had not seen each other. can separate a furlough out but. from march until may we spent every day together. and. we have 4 graph of mr floyd we showed that to you in a prior meeting with you correct and you recognize that as him. here it offers 824-7240 7 as received. so i'm sure you exhibit 247. 30 and so can. see if you touch the screen it's going to put it out there so. sorry. you familiar with this photograph. with what kind of photograph business. i woul

other and his lawyer, rusty harden, probably the best lawyer in the city of houston being the best point guardstarted coming in and he said, well, we know one of them is not telling the truth. one? this is the best that you've got. the best lawyer that you can probably hire under these circumstances and there hasn't been a single statement that he's been made in public and maybe this isn't, you know, as tony busbee, the lawyer for the plaintiffs that he's making it out to be. this will be a bigger story outside of sports at some point because the closer and closer we get to training camp the closer and closer you get to deshaun watson having to show up. i don't think anything that the nfl, unless something drastic changes, will allow him to come on to a team facility any time soon. i don't see this given how the accusations are stacking up. >> i want you to listen to some sound. so many people sent this to me knowing i don't watch football, a lot of people sent this to me and i want you to listen to hubert davis. >> i know that it is significant that i'm the fourth african-american head coach

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i knew that he was at the salvation army security guard there. >> is some point - 19. >> i think maybe a year or so after i met him. >> in the time periods leading up to his death in may of last year, let's talk about january to may of 20 past, how often were you seeing each other. >> at the beginning of the year, we had not seen each other we had been separated for a little while. but from march until may, we spent everyday together. >> we have a photograph of mr. george floyd and i believe we showed that to you in a prior meeting with you, correct. yes and you recognize. may i offer exhibit 247. >> it is received. >> so i am showing you exhibit 247. [crying]. >> that's okay. >> are you familiar with this photograph. what kind of photograph is that. >> i would call it a dead selfie. >> and why would you call it that. >> i'm just joking but a lot of dancelike don't have the best angles and when they take a selfie it, it, i don't know. don't take the time to use a certain angle that everybody else does. >> see believe this is a selfie that he took pretty. >> yes, i believe so and i beli

he calls out some 200,000 militiamen for training and guard duty at key points throughout havana at theo enlivens the eve of a debate in the united nations on cuban charges of aggression by the united states. meanwhile in moscow, an expert reels out the line of friendship to a group of newsmen and women from cuba, president at the invitation of a soviet journalist fleet whose job receives a gift of the cuba flag. the soviet's and the western hemisphere align. castro marks the second anniversary of his revolution with the biggest military parade ever staged in cuba, featuring tanks and other heavy weapons from russia and red czechoslovakia. shortly afterwards, castro demanded the united states embassy drastically reduce his staff to 11 persons. it was the last straw in his long campaign of provocation. president eisenhower broke off diplomatic relations with a message read by press secretary haggerty. >> there is a limit to what the united states in self-respect can endure. that limit has now been reached. our friendship for the cuban people is not affected. it is my hope and my convicti

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guard there. did it take too long? it really doesn't matter. the point't prepositioned. today they were. this is how it is supposed to work. these national guard troops are now scheduled to be there until mid may under a decision made by defense secretary lloyd austin. the capitol police are supposed to embark on a program for improved security, more capital police man power. the national guard are there to provide the kind of backup and security that they did today. >> jim sciutto, i wouldn't be surprised if the national guard is there a lot longer than just may. >> one of general honore's points is to have a permanent quick reaction force of national guardsmen and women posted in d.c. 24/7 going forward, so after may they would have the ability to call those forces in to threats like this one. that's one of the key recommendations. we'll see if congress provides the funds. >> preet bharara is with us. i'm really anxious to get your thoughts on the awful situation that occurred today. >> so it's very tragic and the loss of life is always horrible and ou

point guards are pretty tough.experiences playing basketball as part of a team of girls helped develop my character and confidence to lead me where i am today, the first female member of congress for mississippi. -- from mississippi. i have seen firsthand what female athletes have done for my daughter in terms of teaching confidence, teams and ship -- teamsmanship, and the values of learning how to compete well. had my daughter or i been forced to compete with or against biological males, the situation would be totally different. i am not the only one who has recognized the importance of protecting the male athletes in female sports. mississippians across my state is the importance of protecting equal opportunity for female athletes. indeed, just last week our state enacted the mississippi fairness act, a law that requires athletes to compete in the division of their biological sex at birth. i am concerned that these so-called equality act before us today would override what states like mississippi are doing to pro

so they they cross the river and great numbers and hundreds of them and at one point taylor. posted guards along the river the orders to shoot to kill because every night they were trying to swim the river and they'd kill them in the water. was pretty bad situation. but enough of them got over that they were they formed a brigade and they were made an artillery brigade. and they were quite effective and they fought and monterey and at buena vista both battles buena vista, they were they were the best things that the mexican army had going there. and then down near mexico city. they were a bunch of them were captured the battle cherry bus go. and about 40 of them were executed. and they timed it so that they were hanged just as the american flag went up over a chipotle peck. yeah. so and some of them some of them who deserted before wars actually declared. they weren't traders or what. i mean they weren't it wasn't a capital of fence. and they were branded as traders. they were not as traders had deserters with the d branded on their cheeks really awful. one more questionable past question.

old william evans who died in the line of duty after his vehicle round him as he was guarding the capitol and as you point out this is the 2nd fallen officer guarding the capitol. since the start of this year and so as a result the president paying his respects in a very solemn or service that took place on capitol hill congressional leaders were present as was the family of officer evans including his 2 young children it was a moving ceremony even before it began as the national guard lined independence as his avenue as his casket was brought to the rotunda where it is now lying as members of the family were able to pay their respects the president also paying his and offering very moving words in his tribute and when you president biden speaks particularly in times of grief it means something given the fact that he has experience very public grief himself he has experienced the public tragedy of losing his wife and daughter many decades ago in a car crash and more recently his adult son bo so the world knows the public knows here in the united states that this is a man that when he speaks of grief he un

frank: he was a security guard there. >> yes. frank: at some point that job ended. >> yes. i think maybe one year after i met him. frank: the time period leading up to his death of may of last year, let's talk about january through may. how often are you seeing each other? >> 2020? at the beginning of the year we had not seen each other we separated for a little while. but march until may we spent every day together. frank: we have a photograph of mr. floyd that we showed you in a prior meeting with you. correct? you recognize that is him? >> yes. frank: exhibit 247. >> received. frank: exhibit 247. >> sorry [crying. frank: a familiar with this photograph quick. >> yes. frank: what is this quick. >> i call it a dad selfie. >> [laughter] i'm just joking but a lot of dads don't have the best angle. it's the not the same angle that everybody else does. frank: this is the selfie that he took. >> yes. i believe it was outside of the salvation army. frank: you know roughly when? >> from the sweater he is wearing i think fall 2017. frank: did mr. floyd have any children? >> yes. f

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vaccinating in san francisco over 12,000 people a day, but we are still not at that point where we can let our guard down. we still need to do, in addition to the vaccines that we know can slow the spread of the virus, masking, social distancing, avoiding nonessential travel and limiting gatherings with people outside of your household. we will be introducing this week what we call the enhanced orange tier. but i want to remind people that outdoor gatherings are limited to 25 people with same households with masking and social distancing. starting on the 15th, outdoor gatherings with increase to 50 people with masking and social distancing with no household restriction, and with food served, that restriction drops to 25 people. so that is progress, and i know we are all eager to make even further progress and to put this chapter of limitations behind us, but let's continue to take the precautions necessary for now. finally, i also have to mention that if you are going to purchase cannabis, we encourage you to procure your gear from licensed businesses and not from the street. cannabis from licensed

so in anticipation of these verdicts coming in at some point, there are national guard on the streetss around america, too. thejury of course have already begun their deliberations, three hours or so yesterday. they will get back into that in the next hour or so. looking at those three separate charges. there has been an element of controversy right at the end of yesterday, of course, because one democratic congresswoman made some remarks about hoping there was a guilty verdict and that came up in courtjust at the guilty verdict and that came up in court just at the end of proceedings, and thejudge court just at the end of proceedings, and the judge described those comments as apparent and suggested they may even be grounds for the defence to appeal in future if there is an appeal. but we are just waiting on these 12 men and women to come back with their verdicts in what will be a momentous case in the whole history of america, race and policing. gary, thank you. _ america, race and policing. gary, thank you. gary _ america, race and policing. gary, thank you, gary o'donoghue. - the r

guard there? >> yes. >> at some point that job ended, correct? >> yes. i think maybe a year or so after i met him. >> and in the time leading up to his death in may of last year, let's talk about january to may when he passed. how often with the two of you seen each other? >> of 2020? >> yes. >> at the beginning of the year we had not seen each other, kind of separated for a little while, but from march until may we spent every day together. >> and we have a photograph of mr. floyd. we show that to you in the fire meeting with you, correct? >> yes. >> to recognize that as him? >> yes. >> we offer exhibit 247. >> 247 is received. >> i'm showing you exhibit 247. >> sorry. >> that's okay. if you touch the screen it is going to write on there. sorry. are you familiar with this photograph? >> yes. >> what kind of photograph is this? >> i would call it a dad selfie. >> why would you call it that? >> i -- i -- i'm just joking but a lot of dads, like sometimes don't have the best angle when the take selfies. it's kind of lower and it just, it -- they don't, i do

guard there? >> yes. >> and at some point that job ended, correct?yes, i think maybe a year or so after i met him. >> and, you know, in the time period leading up to his death in may of last year, you know, let's talk about january to may when he passed, how often were the two of you seeing each other? >> of 2020? >> yes. >> at the beginning of the year we had not seen each other, kind of separated for a little while, but from march until may we spent every day together. >> and we have a photograph of mr. floyd, i believe we showed that to you in a prior meeting with you, correct? >> yes. >> and you recognized that as him? >> yes. >> all right. your honor, we would offer exhibit 247. >> no objection. >> 247 is received. >> so i'm showing you exhibit 247. >> sorry. >> that's okay. see if you touch the screen, it is going to rain on there, it is going to write on there. sorry. are you familiar with this photograph? >> yes. >> what kind of photograph is this? >> i would call it a dad selfie. >> why would you call it that? >> i am just joking, but a lot

there. >> i knew that evening he worked at the salvation army. >> it was a security guard there. >> and at some point that job ended. >> yes, i think maybe a year or so after the pandemic. >> and in the time leading up to his death in may of last year, let's talk about january to may when he passed . how often were the two of you seeing each other? >> since 2020, at the beginning of the year we had not seen each other, we kind of separated for a little while but from march until may we spent every day together. >> and we have a photograph of mister floyd, we show that to you at a prior meeting with you, correct? and you recognize that as him . >> i'm going to offer exhibit 247. >> 247 is received. >> i'm showing you exhibit 247. >> sorry. >> so are you familiar with this photograph? >> yes. >> what kind ofphotograph is it ? >> i would call it a dad selfie. >> why would you call it that? >> i'm just a lot of dad like don't have the best angle when they take selfie's, it's , i don't know. they don't take the time to maybe do certain angles. >> so this is you believe a selfie that he took area. >> i bel

but i also want to make a point if i can about the national guard being in d.c. do? they have been using the events of january 6th to try to indict over 74 million people being extreme and saying white supremacists. and they have used that to try to extract political revenge. we saw that with president trump while they tried to ask him from society, banning socially media accounts. we recently found out that the postal service has been conducting covert operations spying on american's social media accounts and they have been spying on americans with those who they think are right wing extremists. all this happened with the nation of islam guy. maxine waters out in minneapolis calling for violence. get none of those things have been called attention to by the media or the left. >> tammy: the problem with this is not just calling 75 million americans terrorists, but also treating us like infants. here is a montage of one of biden's experts on covid. been consistently wrong and what their productions have been. let's listen to this. >> we are just at the beginning of

points. india dropped its guard.xperience where it took a heavy dose last year of the cases. it looked overwhelming and then the cases just declined. into the fall and winter, there were very few infections ss spreading in india. there was a sense here -- i haven't left since the pandemic began. there was a sense the pandemic was over, that we were different than others. i had people coming up to me because they know i'm american, and this winter when new york was, you know, really in peril and people were getting sick across the u.s., indians would come up to me and say, i'm really sorry about what's happening in the u.s., you know, it looks horrible. in contrast here, it was pretty smooth. very few infections. places were opening up, schools were opening up, businesses were opening up, public was socializing. india is a huge country, 1.4 billion people. in so many parts of the country, people weren't wearing masks. i saw it myself. so many dropped their guard. they did it exactly as the second wave was coming towar

the spoils shared in the darby to the point and has done neither sight much good. and stood guardwere looking to boost their chances of european qualification with a win of a visitor's frame and a drab game was settled physically by goal from braman gaston 7 with just 9 minutes left to paint out the sad result of braman not stepped up to save face just one below the european qualification spots braman dropped to 13. so we look at the standings now by in munich have moved 7 points clear of 2nd place . well speargun friend fish are sitting at 3rd and 4th on burnin is 7th in the 2nd off of the table you see has a villain near the bottom at 14th 2 points above relegation trouble. and racing now and the debut of the all electric vehicle series called extreme. and a team owned in part by its formula one champion nico rosebud took the inaugural title he's driving joe including australia ready champion money tayla to face a team part of the present for me to one champion lewis hamilton extreme 5 for a series aims to highlight climate change and promote sustainability by racing in remote p

one councilman jones and police residents were assured the devices would be pointed away from homes and apartments to guardvacy. >> well, only gunshot detection technology is already in use in oakland east palo alto and other cities alarmed by the dozens of reports about shots fired. another gun related crimes. >> most residents here. welcome the extra surveillance as cadillac winchester neighborhood association. president maria on as ortega. i'm happy because. >> you're something cap and you can see in the coming us. you can see they speak. put that card us. and you know, this has to dna and some think happened is safety for my community in the video only retained. >> it's stored. to investigate. crimes and provide evidence for crimes and no other purpose. so. >> among other things, the city hopes to learn for sure whether this technology can actually tell the difference between a real gun shot and fireworks or a car backfiring. the vice mayor says that if the system works here he is hopeful that it can be a ruled out. another crime hotspots across town. >> but at the same me police are encouraging reside