i think the first thin to boyd's death. i think the first thing to say _ boyd's death. floyd's family, thinking about them and this guilty— family, thinking about them and this guilty verdict, how important that is but _ guilty verdict, how important that is but also — guilty verdict, how important that is but also recognising that guilty verdict _ is but also recognising that guilty verdict does not change a rotten system, — verdict does not change a rotten system, and it is the rotten system that needs — system, and it is the rotten system that needs to change and what we do not want _ that needs to change and what we do not want to— that needs to change and what we do not want to say the us and uk are the same. — not want to say the us and uk are the same, because obviously there's different— the same, because obviously there's different histories and there's different histories and there's different context, i think this point — different context, i think this point from latonya floyd is important, because here in the uk, we have _ important, because here in the uk,

. >> swings getting off boyd, felt like a grand slam at the time.ou know he will break through at some point and hit a wall. it's kind of what he does. >> it's hard to hold offense for nine innings and boyd did a job of doing that. the day for say the least. >> it took him off the hook. >> i know how important starting pitching is. i get that starting pitching basically wins and loses games for you. >> starters have a 2.68 e.r.a. during the winning streak, more than five runs lower than they had during the 1-7 start. >> we sucked the first week. i think we were digging a hole for our offense so much that it trickled into our hitting. we have a group chat with starters and it was more so like ride this out. >> what a turn around. a's out scored detroit 21-6 over four games and oakland has hit 16 home runs during this streak. melvin tied for second most games managed in franchise history and a's play double header with twins tuesday as part of the three game series. giants are in philly later tonight while a's are planning a double header tuesday at t

he's got the scoring start against the tigers and matthew boyd in the bottom of the fourth.ngled ahead of this drive off the bat of ramon laureano. victor reyes can't catch up to the ball as it goes off the wall and rolls can it comes in to score to make it one? nothing on our being triples for laureano still just the one think game in the sixth when the tigers get a big two out hit by harold castro that scores eimer candelario from third and willie casters from second. that was one of only five hits chris bassett allowed in six innings. boyd still pitching for the tigers in the eighth one. sean murphy led off the inning and did this. his first homer of the year carries over the center field fence. the game tied it to his boyd left after seven in the third still to two on madison came to the play with one out in the bases empty in the ninth. olson hits a pop up in the high sky and shallow center raise never sees the ball. it falls for double for orson. then with two outs, mitch moreland hit a ground ball to third. that candle area can handle as it goes through the left. olso

him in a fight or spoke on the move officer show been used on an already cuffed and subdued george boyd a move in the fighters expertise with considered a deadly one the defense is hindering their claims of officer shogun rightfully using deadly force on 2 things george clooney size doing is both fall flat with the minneapolis police chief speaking against showing the use of force in georgia floyd's own girlfriend humanizing him on the stand she spoke of how she met floyd at a salvation army where he worked how he prayed for her and how yes he had opiate addiction like thousands of everyday americans. there's still quite a few witness testimonies left here and weeks of the trial remain joining us now is robert you're host of the disruption now podcast welcome rob. good to be on and there was a. really good explanation really good narrative that covered it very well well rob we're in the thick of it as you know after the longest steady protest in american history derek chauvinists finally getting his day in court what do you make of the witness testimony supposed bar and what impact do y

rally is found by us democrats go out of control on mornings that an officer of conviction for george boyd killing is not enough. very good morning to you wait 10 am here in moscow and you're watching r t international with minichiello. german politicians are considering a bill to let the government overrule regional powers and force holiday covert restrictions including stopping personal contacts and shutting sports facilities as spock's police clashes with angry demonstrators or earth early. it. was. on wednesday the bundestag the german parliament voted through amendments to the infection protection act which would essentially take powers to impose covert restrictions away from the 16 states of germany and give that power to the federal government here in berlin now this is being called an emergency brake what it will do is it will give uniformity to what is essentially being a year's worth of a patchwork of covert measures that have differed from state to state across germany this will allow the federal government and angle of merkel's government here in berlin to impose things like a

and cbs reporter michael george says they were highly critical of chauvin's restraint of george boyd. >> reporter: a minneapolis police officer who trained derek shelton on how to perform approved the next strains took the witness stand. >> is this an mpd trained neck restraint? >> no, sir . >> reporter: the defense showed various angles of george boyd's arrest and suggested the position was actually an approved facedown handcuffing position. and that chauvin's knee was not on floyd's neck, but rather, on his shoulder blade. >> does this . to be a prone hold that an officer may apply with his knee? >> yes. >> reporter: floyd repeatedly told chauvin he could not breathe in the moments leading up to his death last may. >> reporter: defense attorney eric nelson cross-examined the medical support coordinator about how the crowd at the scene could have affected shaman's ability to render emergency aid. >> one thing that you train officers to do in the administration of first eight is to consider other circumstances, right? >> correct, you would have to make sure your scene is safe before y

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the role of druggies that seems to be what they're resting their case on but it seems that george boyd's own girlfriend took some of the wind out of their sit sales by speaking of his opioid addiction enroll in real terms detailing his reliance on painkillers for severe back pain speaking about it as an american problem what effect does that testimony have if any you know we saw all the former presidential administration try to have this crisis and all opioid crisis brought in center and have a lot of town halls and things and gauging around it in a task force there's a lot of movement on the republican side when it comes to white people who have you had addiction do you think that any of that plays into what we're going to see here in terms of sympathies or how this may sway a jury. i think was brilliant and generally as i said earlier the prosecution usually is is not as good as the defense should be about the evidence but let's be real when it comes to trial is who can tell the best story who can pull at the emotional strings and so far the prosecution has done a really good job of th

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when mr george boyd was well aware . that one wrong move of his hand. turn in the wrong direction and it could be his last that he could be shot to death over an investigation around a fake $20.00 bill. that's fear. now you told some stories about the bystanders. and they were an unruly crowd you've gotten to meet them now. you've got to meet. 2 thirds of ones who were there that time i described them earlier as a bouquet of humanity i call them that because they came in different ages different genders different races and they all came together focused on the one thing which was they saw that a human being they did not know was suffering and they wanted to try to intervene to stop the suffering and in that sense. they were not only symbols of love and courage. but they were also something more than that. they were also symbols of what it means to respect this badge because they were in a very difficult spot then you saw them on the stand almost to the last one. you felt the anguish even a year after the fact they felt torn between. their love for the s

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boyd still pitching for the tigers and did.f the year carries over the center field fence. the game tied it to his boyd left after seven and a third still 2 to 1 models and came to the plate with one out, and the bases empty in the ninth, also hits a pop. up into the high sky and shallow center raise never sees the ball. it falls for double for olson. then with two outs, mitch moreland hit a ground ball to third that candelario couldn't handle that goes through the left. olsen's prints home from second and scores the winning run. he is went 3 to 2 on a walk off error. they'll take it. it's a sweep of the tigers in the eighth straight win for the a's, who had nine and seven have now moved to within a game of first place. morland got the usual walk off treatment in his postgame interview. obviously not not going against the lefty to start with, but pinch hitting right there against him, you know, throwing it in there, huh? that was colder than last time. after their heartbreak in miami last night, the giants needed a win today to

are rhythms that you can administer electricity to shock a patient back into a normal rhythm but mr boyd didn't have been tricky about regulation or been tricky of attack or cardio occurred because his heart wasn't pumping. speakers he didn't yes in in both situations. it's a little more complicated than that but yes he was not in v.t. as we have commonly call them. do you recall were there still handcuffs on mr floyd when he was brought into the burgesses department. i don't specifically recall if they were on when he immediately arrived but it would be unlikely because he had the lucas c.p.r. to base on and i i recall his hands being at his sides. do you recall with his hands and had the sides whether they were in the invasions or marks on his wrist. at the end of the. case yes after he was declared dead what did you observe in that regard what was i'm sorry in terms of any indications on his wrist or markings on i of i inferred that it was from handcuffs. so much talk about them the the the cure you then provided once the paramedics are brought mr floyd to the emergency department. wh

we heard from two paramedics that had attended the scene, who testified they thought george boyd wasto move from george floyd's no choir they were trying to check for a pulse. the day ended with hearing from derek chauvin�*s supervisor who had been called by a 911 dispatch worker who had been watching things unfold from inside the dispatch room and were so alarmed that she called his superiors, and it was said the use of force should have stopped when it was clear george floyd was no longer resisting. the headlines on bbc news... more than 70 mps launch a campaign against coronavirus vaccine passports, calling them �*divisive and discriminatory�*. the philippines, pakistan, kenya and bangladesh have been added to england�*s travel red list — international visitors will be refused entry, and british and irish citizens and residents will have to enter hotel quarantine. at least 48 people have been killed and dozens injured in a train crash in taiwan. sport, and time for a full round—up from the bbc sport centre. good afternoon. easter weekend is always a busy one in the rugby league ca

put forward 'd you know there's a bill currently making its way through congress a call to george boyd justice to d.c. act of fortunately that bill contains many provisions that will not help police officers our communities and in many ways will make their job more difficult as i think it's important to focus on smart reforms like increasing training for police officers encouraging police departments to wear body cameras. use of force deescalation techniques and things like that rather than in a whole 'd cell suite in fundamental reforms of police departments saxe smith from the meese center for legal and judicial studies in pensacola florida sir thank you for your time of course thank you for having me on. ari let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. u.s. medical examiner say a police officer who confronted rioters during these storming of the capital and january suffered a stroke and died from natural causes they ruled out that 42 year old brian a significant been hit with a fire extinguisher or been killed by ingesting poison spray. syria

officer was charged by paul so you know i definitely want to reach my heart out to the family of george boyd because i understand how for them this is justice and if and how many activists on the ground people rejoicing at the same time i do want to point out you know we're not done there were 3 other police officers who watched while there are children pressed the life out of george floyd and did nothing i think the new york times has done the reporting that since the trial started us police officers have killed over 3 people a day so that i think by the time we're watching this you know 70 people have died at the hands of law enforcement in the united states since this one trial began so there's there's a lot more to say make issues to be keeping in mind of other than just the one police officer. when it comes to confronting systemic racism police brutality in the u.s. are you expecting real change in the wake of this trial in the wake of the starting . so fortunately are things some but it really depends on the local or municipal level there's been an encouraging sign there was a former p

new parodontax active gum repair toothpaste. ♪ elizabeth: joining us now, gop strategist boyd mathesonr reaction when you saw that fight in congress between republican jim jordan and dr. fauci? >> yeah. a whole lot of prop watch going on there as the things were going back and forth, and the story continued to change and evolve. on one hand it's really sad that we ended up having to have that kind of discussion in a committee in congress. we've got a constantly moving goalpost, a lot of changes and challenges going op. we've got to get to the truth because if we don't have this, then we're losing the trust of the american people, and that makes it harder to do the things that we do need to do to move out of the tandemmic, really open up the -- pandemic and get the american people back to work. elizabeth: let's watch the fight. let's show you what happened. >> are we just going to continue this forever? when do we get to the point, what measure, what standard, what objective, outcome do we have to reach before americans get their liberty and freedoms back? >> you know, i -- you're indic

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it decade the city was paralyzed and building these fortress like structures that's what we have to boyd. that kind of paralysis and yet at the same time there is a real danger as we know from the virus so how do we find the right way of measuring the importance of our social lives with the real devastation that the virus can cause well. this is just my. but there it's there we really have that letter virus was going to radically transform our lives look that way year ago now that seems there are very few. drugs that. could treat people who are sick no or to very different place. and i hope you in germany soon will be in their places as well. where people who are vaccinated have a big weapon to use against. medicines which are coming on stream military even if you fall sick you're not doomed to die and so we're we need to change your consciousness. you know we have to take on board that this narrative has changed what we think of when we use the term the virus is not a death sentence against very. redolent of the aids crisis in new york and 980 when in the beginning of it people thought

there has been justice, but george boyd is still dead. i think the video and body cameras that makes all the difference in this and what we're seeing today. civil rights lawyers who pursue police misconduct hope this is a watershed moment. and i like it into the civil rights movement. you know, when television brought the dogs, the water hoses and the beatings into everyone's home, we could no longer deny what was taking place. i think it's just a progressive march. that will continue. this is the marking point. attorneys note. local d a's now have a road map and encouragement to go after violent cops. there are cases that the austin should be prosecuted. if you prosecute enough opposite around that you would change the behavior of all of them because no one wants to get prosecuted. change is already happening. with de escalation and mental health policies, but the u. s has 18,000 police departments. we have our own work cut out for us, and we have had our share of cases that have caused pain. san francisco's chief supports national stand

lobbying is fine boyd is important as there is the full force of transparency and accountability, it— holders all the time. on this particular story, i have no issue with— particular story, i have no issue with it — particular story, i have no issue with it i— particular story, i have no issue with it. i noticed labour flip flop on the _ with it. i noticed labour flip flop on the story today for you had lucy powell— on the story today for you had lucy powell who — on the story today for you had lucy powell who did not actually put up any opposition to it and then keir starrner, — any opposition to it and then keir starmer, of course, it is shameless opportunism, this is next available may leader 13 points behind in the polls _ may leader 13 points behind in the polls. let's be clear, nothing came out of— polls. let's be clear, nothing came out of the — polls. let's be clear, nothing came out of the text anyway —— this is a labour— out of the text anyway —— this is a labour leader. what does he do with that information? provided he has it onto officials, there is transparency, there i

it decade the city was paralyzed and building these fortress like structures that's what we have to boyd. that that kind of paralysis and yet at the same time there is a real danger as we know from the virus so how do we find the right way of measuring the importance of our social lives with the real devastation that the virus can cause well. this is just my. pretty little opinion but there it's a really great letter virus was going to radically transform our lives look that way you're going there no vaccine there are very few. drugs that could could treat people who are sick now or very different place. and i hope you in germany soon will be in their places as well. where people who are vaccinated have a big weapon to use against us. because you're coming onstream mean that if you even if you fall sick you're not doomed to die and so we're we need to change our consciousness. you know we have to take on board that this narrative has changed what we think of when we use the term the virus is not a death sentence against very. redolent of the aids crisis in new york and eighty's when the

. >> reporter: the experience isn't impacting the excitement for michael boyd.dy for the return of fan favorites. >> kind of that first so hearing a metallica song playing. that first goal, hearing the goals on. >> reporter: special moments only more socially distance. fans understanding safety is paramount during the ongoing pandemic. >> there is a right way to do it, it sounds like should the sharks are doing it the right way, limiting some things, it is different from the experience we used to have, it is worth it just to get in the stands and to see the team and cheer them o >>> from one venue to another, sky seven over levi's stadium today, where more people were arriving for the vaccine appointments. as more bay area residents at the second pfizer or madonna shot, people are starting to compare notes about their side effects. we spoke to the chief of medicine at ucsf who explained what you need to know about side effects. >> reporter: it is a second shot that will get us closer to being fully vaccinated. once the needle goes in and the pfizer or moderna ge

it decade the city was paralyzed and building these fortress like structures that's what we have to boyd. that kind paralysis and yet at the same time there is a real danger as we know from the virus so how do we find the right way of measuring the importance of our social lives with the real devastation that the virus can cause well. this is just what. but there it's there we really have a problem with or virus was going to radically transform our lives look that way year ago no vaccines there are very few. drugs that could could treat people who are sick now or very different place. and i hope you in germany soon will be in their places well. where people who are vaccinated have a big weapon to use against the. militants which are coming on stream mean that if you even if you fall sick you're not doomed to die and so we're we need to change our consciousness. you know we have to take on board that this narrative has changed what we think of when we use the term the virus is not a death sentence against very. redolent of the aids crisis in new york and 980 when the beginning of it peopl

group of bystanders eventually began to watch the defendant on the other officers use force on mr boyd yes sir and your experience with the los angeles police department in your use you were patrolling if you ever had to use force or apply force or handcuff a suspect. in view of bystanders or have you ever had to handcuff an unwilling suspect or subject to the few bystanders yes or. have you ever had to do so in the presence of a hostile crowd yes or would you define hostile crowd in that context. i would define a hostile crowd in the situations i've been in where the crowd or members of the crowd were threatening and or throwing bottles and rocks. at the police if you had that experience yes or more than one occasion yes i think. so if i could publish exhibit 184. getting back to the circumstances of the. disappeared to be. bystanders that were gathered watching the defendant apply force to mr floyd. when you review the body for cameras to just see anybody throw the rocks off 99 did you see anyone attack physically attack the officers no i did not did you hear following your name call

as the country's interim president he's now an author and businessman thanks for being with us mr boyd benyamin netanyahu is already israel's longest serving leader and seems determined to stay in power even while standing trial for corruption what does this tell us about the state of israeli democracy. it tells us that people both ways dominate again in time and again and he is a very very persuasive. servitude leader that there is a full generation who was born rule awful way educated into the situation of nobody else but. so the fact that he is such a strong leader like cole was at a time in germany like other leaders around the world the world for so many for so many years is in a way a very good point to his site to the downside of it is it looks as if the opposition known it which feels it is corrupt it is. he cannot believe her anymore she prioritizes. agenda over the state's agenda took over at the full seat actions just happened a week and i had 3 weeks ago so now the jury's out is it possible that netanyahu would have is again once again cabinet or with an alternative to rise

to widen— what happened to george boyd to widen the aperture a bit to show 'ust widen the aperture at how —— george floyd, this particular black person, me, goes about— particular black person, me, goes about his — particular black person, me, goes about his life on a daily basis. he wrote _ about his life on a daily basis. he wrote that every black person i know goes through some mental calculus in the morning before they leave the house. so tell me about this morning, what went through your mind? ~ ., ., ., ., �* mind? well, thanks to covid, haven't had to leave — mind? well, thanks to covid, haven't had to leave my _ mind? well, thanks to covid, haven't had to leave my house _ mind? well, thanks to covid, haven't had to leave my house with _ mind? well, thanks to covid, haven't had to leave my house with any - had to leave my house with any regularity, _ had to leave my house with any regularity, but denying covid times, this is— regularity, but denying covid times, this is what— regularity, but denying covid times, this is what i think about, what am i this is what i think about,

the conviction of former officer derek show even for the death of george floyd has only boyd black lives matter demonstrators they flooded back on to the streets noting the police shooting of a black teenage girl on the day all of the verdict shows a total lack of progress. authorities claim they were justified in shooting the 16 year olds but time zones to probe however protesters have a little ready run out of patience calling on police to be defunded antis cut with quote kill and cops parties don't courts or reports as rallies fueled by the democratic party itself could now be spiraling out of control. the verdict guilty but the masses far from satisfied it wasn't long before celebration over show evidence faith once more turned into anger. you. don't want your. arms are. right and in walked the democrats ready to tell the protestors we're on your side one of the 1st to do so was former president barack obama who praised the verdict while saying it was far from a sufficient step in doing away with racial bias but what did the u.s. his 1st black president really do to fix things for wh

put forward 'd you know there's a bill currently making its way through congress a call to george boyd justice in d.c. act of fortunately that bill contains many provisions that will not help police officers our communities and in many ways will make their job more difficult as i think it's important to focus on smart reforms like increasing training for police officers encouraging police departments to wear body cameras to use use of force deescalation techniques and things like that rather than a whole selves fundamental reforms of police departments saxe meths from the meese center for legal and judicial studies in pensacola florida sir thank you for your time of course thank you for having me on. chad's deceased leader edris debbie will be succeeded by his son as head of state mohamad to be takes over as the rebel fighters blamed for killing his father close in on the capital and vowed to depose the new leader government troops have been deployed to the streets of the capital and gemma not at the military council says the security situation there is serious mistake has debbie was r

the conviction of former officer derek show for the death of george floyd has only boyd black lives matter that they flooded now with demonstrators back onto the streets noting the police shooting of a black teenage girl on the day of the verdict shows a total lack of progress. i. authorities claim they were justified in shooting their 16 year old would have launched a probe over protesters have already run out of patience calling on police to be defunct it ties with quote cops don't hold court or reports as rallies fueled by the democratic party itself could now be spiraling out of control the verdict guilty but the mass is far from satisfied it wasn't long before celebration over show evidence faith once more turned into anger. i don't want to hear. you don't want your area. or. right progressive's are paying a lot of lip service to it's not justice and i'll explain to you why it's not justice. it's not justice because justice is george floyd going home tonight to be with this family this is but a miniscule step on the path to justice next tops independent agency to investigate police mi

over the past decade china has become a tech heavyweight boyd in no small part by the success of companies like buy do and 10 cent beijing has also invest it substantially in the collection and analysis of big data with potentially huge ramifications for society china is to be the global leader in artificial intelligence by 2030 but the united states wants to stop china and joe biden is ready to spend big on making it happen. my colleague at the stephens is here to talk more about those welcome back but so what is the hill that the u.s. has to climb here well as part of china's. relief packages page $1.00 trillion dollars into digital infrastructure so not just a i but 5 g. internet of things setting up research and development as well. and you know it really really wants to be a global leader on the high tech not just 5 so is it a dead cert that china after all these massive investments the country has undertaken so far will be the world leader when it comes to well not necessarily there's a big problem with chips a moment around the world which are the heart of all of that is so things t

police off that derek sjodin he's facing charges including 2nd degree murder after he knelt on george boyd's neck for nearly 9 and a half minutes last may there's also been a real emphasis by the prosecution on how mr sharon's actions were against his training and policy while let's now go to alan fischer he's standing outside that courthouse for us in minneapolis and that really sounded like a rather successful cross-examination there from the defense specifically around the placement there of mr show me. but i think it if any time you have a witness on the stand who's currently say yes yes in agreement to you you would think that that is a significant moment and would regard that as a when there are a couple of key for you said that one to me 1st of all that if you are putting someone in a net called to make them unconscious the has to be pressure on both sides of the neck and that was something that johnny mercer who teaches restraint techniques agreed with another important point was. he said that there is always the concern that if someone hasn't been compliant and then suddenly they go

defense secretary boyd austin, though, was making his very first trip to israel at the exact same time. the incident and any iranian response could complicate president biden's effort to bring iran back to the negotiating table for a new nuclear deal. >> o'donnell: big news, weijia jiang, thank you. and there are new details tonight about prince philip's funeral. the ceremony will be televised but only a few people will be allowed to attend. grandson prince harry will be there. cbs' holly williams reports from london. >> reporter: prince philip's passing was marked with a 41-gun salute. from edinburgh to london and a minute's silence in parliment, a tribute to military hero who served as consort to the queen for nearly seven decades. she hasn't been seen since his death. prince harry arrived in the u.k. pregnant, on doctor's orders.han stayed in the u.s., heavily pregnant, on doctor's orders. he was my grand father, legend of the bbq and cheeky, right 'till the end. just week after harry and meghan's explosive interview with oprah, wesley kerr says funerals sometime bring reconciliatio

the understanding that george boyd was ok that was irrelevant said dr told him because you can see you can speak and then just a couple of seconds later be dead it's interesting that the idea of fentanyl came up again we know that this is a theory that the defense has pushed that the amount of drugs in georgia system led to his death completely dismissed by a doctor told and he said the whole point was that he had a lack of breath he struggled to breathe that caused a problem with the brain and then not led to the feel of the heart. or on. the real. difficult testimony i think it would be fair to say from dr tobin as the analyzed almost 2nd by 2nd what happened with george was how he tried to get some bread into his system but was restricted because of the way he was being held and also the fact that he was handcuffed is something the defense tried to make a point over. saying look i did did you say that situations the physics of breathing change 2nd by 2nd nanosecond by nanosecond but the prosecution made the point in the cross-examination did you see it. move off the body for a nanos

floyd does not because yes, there has been justice, but george boyd is still dead. i think the video and body cameras that makes all the difference in this and what we're seeing today. civil rights lawyers who pursue police misconduct hope this is a watershed moment and i like it into the civil rights movement. you know when television brought the dogs, the water hoses and the beatings into everyone's home. we could no longer deny what was taking place. i think it's just a progressive march that will continue. this is the marking point. attorneys note. local d a's now have a road map and encouragement to go after violent cops their cases the austin should be prosecuted if you prosecute enough opposite around that you would change the behavior of all of them. because no one wants to get prosecuted. change already happening with de escalation and mental health policies, but the u. s has 18,000 cut out fore have had our share of cases that have caused pain. san francisco's chief supports national standards. like those in the george floyd police reform act, so we don't

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the final question for dr toben again concerned george boyd's drug use he said that those who suffered defend an overdose went into a coma 1st george floyd never did alan fischer at the derek sugar murder trial in minneapolis. still ahead on al jazeera we look ahead to the presidential election in benigne while hundreds of used cars and been abandoned at the border with nigeria. and israel extends its national long downs and struggles to secure covert 19 vaccines lines. it's time for the perfect gentlemen. sponsored plan qatar airways the weather slushy fighting dry across central parts of europe had the big area of high pressure settle them but we have got some wintry weather in play down towards the southeast at least some more snow coming in across the turkish mountains and cold enough for some significant snowfall coming in across scandinavia i suppose coming in from more of a northerly direction across the western parts of europe so that outtake wind is returning behind these weather fronts this cold front will sink further south was introducing another blast of cold air further w

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use of force has testified at the trial of the former police officer who's accused of killing george boyd judy steiger said derrick jovian used inappropriate deadly force when dealing on for its next from all the 9 minutes. the u.s. has agreed to withdraw all remaining combat forces which were deployed to fight against talks with the iraqi government did not settle on a timeline some soldiers and coalition forces will remain to train and advise the iraqi army. the u.n. u.k. medicines regulators have concluded there is a plausible link between the oxford astra zeneca covert 90 vaccine and rare blood clots they insist the risk of the corona virus is far greater than the risk of death from clotting. tanzania's new president is promising a major shift in coronavirus strategy president. hassan says her administration will follow the signs late predecessor john michael fully long denied the virus was a serious threat even saying prayer had defeated it catherine soy in neighboring kenya says the new president is being careful not to be too critical of past mistakes. many people are spoken to in

he plans to rejoin the 2015 clear deal course immigrant children from central america just because boyd says it's going to happen doesn't mean it actually will. too much so that brings us to the new talks in vienna this week of course as it is the u.s. and iran there has to be an element of fast about the whole proceedings and one hotel of the diplomats from around the e.u. russia china and the you carry the u.s. delegation is across the road in another hotel the 2 sides won't hold direct talks only just kind of stand near each other and the europeans becoming kind of living metaphors for their true standing in the world are being used as a messenger boys and girls literally running notes across the road between the 2 camps when you fancied someone at school and balancing the main sticking point is the u.s. wants this to be a step by step process to get the deal back up and running. quite reasonably you have to say things that the u.s. was the one to pull out this should be a deal which will see the fall removal of sanctions to be fair to the u.s. lifting sanctions won't be that easy wa

the final question for dr toben again concerned george boyd's drug use he said that those who suffered defend an overdose went into a coma far sed george floyd never did alan fischer at the dead of children mark the trial in minneapolis. staying in the united states he's calling it an epidemic and an international embarrassment now the president joe biden as outlined his 1st moves to reduce american gun violence he's admitting the measures are limited and he will need the support of congress to achieve more ambitious goals white house correspondent kimberly hulk it was more. in the absence of meaningful gun control laws passed by congress and in response to recent mass shootings in the states of georgia and colorado u.s. president joe biden unveiled a series of executive actions to curb gun violence gone by once in this country is an epidemic and it's an international barrier the executive actions include regulations on so-called ghost guns weapons assembled from parts that lack serial numbers purchasers of void background checks so when they show up at a crime scene they can't be trac