derek chauvin knew of or knew who george floyd was? >> that is something we researched and spoke to his many people as we could to run that down. what we learned was, it did not necessarily matter whether or not show -- derek chauvin knew him. our understanding was they worked in some of the same places but there was no sense of a strong personal relationship but derek chauvin was known as an aggressive police officer. no matter who he encountered, he likely would have used the same technique. he used the knee-to-the-neck technique so many times. when he would be asked about the level of force, he would say the person was bigger. george floyd was a bigger person. it is not surprising after learning about derek chauvin's history in policing that he decided to use this technique. it did not have to be out of a personal grudge he had with george floyd. it was just how he behaved. it was the kind of officer he was. we did not find any evidence that he was doing it out of personal spite. even though the two men moonlighted at the same night

it appears to show chauvin pressing a knee into a victim's neck. now is nbc news correspondents shaquille brewster. shaq, can you walk us through what the two suits were about and what's happened now? >> reporter: the suits allege that derek chauvin used excessive and unreasonable force in two separate incidents in 2017. as you mentioned, that was three years before the murder of george floyd. in that video that you just saw a little bit of, you saw derek chauvin using the same technique so to speak that he used against george floyd, placing his knee on the back and necks of those two individuals. the men that you're looking at there was just 14 years old at the time. his name was john pope. derek chauvin was doing this as he was trying to take him into custody. now notably this is on the civil side, but derek chauvin pleaded guilty to depriving mr. pope of his constitutional rights back in 2021. in that plea agreement, chauvin admitted to having his knee on his neck for more than 15 minutes, despite the 14-year-old being facedown, handcuffed, and

and you definitely saw in that earlier clip chauvin hitting pope with a middle flashlight. attorneys in these cases say that this incidents with pope and code are strikingly similar, and that chauvin used his quote signature pose with the knee on the neck. we're going to show you next. the clip from what happened in code incident where again it is very disturbing to watch. you're going to see chauvin dragon code out of her house during a domestic disturbance call. here's that video. look weak. traveler. oh, that's how you're gonna slam me on the ground. that's how you're gonna do me just like our other black people, huh? just watch the rest, huh? chauvin is currently serving a sentence of more than 20 years in prison for the murder of george floyd. that happened in 2020, and of course , these two incidents were three years earlier, the minneapolis mayor apologized on thursday and said if the supervisors had done their job and fired chauvin in 2017 george floyd would not have been murdered. natasha chan. thanks so much, all right, coming up new details about the investigatio

settled two lawsuits against the man who killed george floyd, former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin. almost $9 million to two people. we have the body camera video of what happened during those arrests. bowling is facing supply, setbacks and delivery delays after revealing manufacturing issues with their 7 37 max jets how that could affect the company's bottom line and what it's doing to their stock this morning. we are following these major developing stories and many more all coming in right here. to cnn news, central. this morning. we are waiting for the arraignment of 21 year old jack to share a he is the massachusetts air national guardsman arrested for allegedly leaking classified government documents online to share a is set to appear before a federal judge in boston today. some answers beginning to emerge this morning to these major questions. who is he? why would he leaked the documents? how did he allegedly get the documents? why would anyone in his position even have access to the documents this morning? the pentagon is limiting who receives its highly classified daily in

and you definitely saw in that earlier clip chauvin hitting pope with a middle flashlight.ttorneys in these cases say that this incidents with pope and code are strikingly similar , and that chauvin used his quote signature pose with the knee on the neck. we're going to show you next. the clip from what happened in code incident where again it is very disturbing to watch. you're going to see chauvin dragon code out of her house during a domestic disturbance call. here's that video. you weak strong enough. oh, that's how you gonna slam me on the ground. that's how you gonna do me? just like all other black people, huh? the rest, huh? chauvin is currently serving a sentence of more than 20 years in prison for the murder of george floyd. that happened in 2020, and of course, these two incidents were three years earlier, the minneapolis mayor apologized on thursday and said if the supervisors had done their job and fired chauvin in 2017 george floyd would not have been murdered emma and victor back to you. natasha chen. thank you for that. montana is now the first state to pass

derek chauvin knew of or knew who george floyd was? >> that is something we researched and spoke to his many people as we could to run that down. what we learned was, it did not necessarily matter whether or not show -- derek chauvin knew him. our understanding was they worked in some of the same places but there was no sense of a strong personal relationship but derek chauvin was known as an aggressive police officer. no matter who he encountered, he likely would have used the same technique. he used the knee-to-the-neck technique so many times. when he would be asked about the level of force, he would say the person was bigger. george floyd was a bigger person. it is not surprising after learning about derek chauvin's history in policing that he decided to use this technique. it did not have to be out of a personal grudge he had with george floyd. it was just how he behaved. it was the kind of officer he was. we did not find any evidence that he was doing it out of personal spite. even though the two men moonlighted at the same night

ciudad de mineÁpolis dios conocer los vÍdeos de esta cÁmara corporal que mostraba policÍa dereck chauvins de media hora en el lugar se dirigiÓ con otro agente a la habitaciÓn del joven, le dice que estÁ bajo arresto mientras chauvin golpea repetidamente al menor con una linterna de metal y despuÉs los somete con una rodilla en su cuello por mÁs de 15 minutos. tambiÉn en respuesta a un incidente domÉstico este vÍdeo muestra que la arrastrÓ fuera de la casa desposada, y luego tambiÉn pone su rodilla en el cuello de la vÍctima por mÁs de cinco minutos. >> nuestra ciudad se disculpa con ustedes, me disculpo con ustedes. viviana: los vÍdeos salieron a la luz tras aprobarse un acuerdo de compensaciÓn de 7 millones y medio de dÓlares para el primer caso y de 2 millones para segundo caso, de los sobrepuesto demandas civiles contra chauvin. >> es evidente que existÍa una tendencia previa lo que le pasÓ a george floyd, ocurrieron consorte de que no les pasÓ lo mismo. viviana: " me da asco la inacciÓn y la aceptaciÓn de su conducta por parte de otros miembros de la agencia", dijo el actual jefe de

you said the problem far exceeds what mr chauvin was doing.an you tell us what this settlement means for the city of minneapolis, but more importantly for the citizens? of minneapolis. well first of all, thanks for having us, uh the what i meant by that was that these 2017 incidents, which involved other officers and john's case. up to, you know, a dozen other officers at given points in time. sure that the there's the problems with the minneapolis police are cultural and systemic and that the. show and felt very comfortable doing what he was doing, which is clearly criminal and unconstitutional. in the presence of these officers who didn't do anything. they didn't . they didn't intervene. it didn't report him. they didn't do anything. and that was true in all three incidents and i think shouldn't make the citizens of minneapolis i think that the you know what few bad apples theory is, is, uh, it is not really the case. it's just it's a systemic cultural thing within the department that is insidious and has been for years. mr bennett and mr po

the city has settled to excessive force lawsuits against former police officer derek chauvin.s the man who killed george floyd. the lawsuits filed by two black residents at chauvin had used the same deadly tactic of kneeling on their necks. cnn's natasha chen is joining us on the stories of natasha arrest at the center of these lawsuits were actually captured by body camera videos, right yeah, i'll be at the two people in these lawsuits decided after the settlement yesterday to release this footage through their attorney, and we're going to show you clips of them. we have to warn you. it's very disturbing to watch. we're going to start with one of them. john pope, who in this video in 2017 when this incident happened he was 14 years old. you're going to see police come to his house for a domestic disturbance call here it is. don't give your stomach now. would i say, go playing to y'all kill my son, please? i feel myself. and now you are seeing video there of chauvin with his knee on pope's neck, according to the lawsuit that lasted for more than 15 minutes, and in the earlier

john pope and soya code claimed that chauvin pressed his knee into their necks in separate incidents before the same tactic was used in the death of floyd in 2020 minneapolis police chief brian o'hara called chauvin a, quote, national embarrassment and a quote cancer to the whole department. chauvin is currently serving a sentence of more than 20 years in prison for floyd's murder. >> it's a 51 and former president donald trump answered questions for nearly 7 hours in a deposition as part of a business fraud case against him. the lawsuit against mister trump also includes 3 of his children and the whole trump organization. new york attorney general letitia james says that trump and his family gave false financial information to banks and business associates about his net worth and about the value of assets. the case is set for trial in october. collectively. the trumps have denied any wrongdoing. >> take a break here at 8.51. coming up on the kron 4 morning news as technology advances there are growing concerns now that artificial intelligence is spreading too fast and making its way

chauvin is currently serve a 22 1/2-year sentence. >>> the secret service is investigating reports ofla harris and her husband, doug emhoff. neither of them were at the residence at the time, and no one was injured. according to the secret service, quote, there is currently no indication the incident was directed at the individuals it protects or the naval observatory. >> italian police have seized nearly $41 million worth of cocaine floating off the coast of sicily. roughly 70 water-proof packages weighing two tons were sealed with netting and equipped with a tracking device. they were spotted by a navy surveillance plane, and officers believe it was dumped by a cargo ship and set to be recovered later. >>> we're learning new revelationons from t that leaea clasassified dococuments andnd e governmentnt didn't k know f fo montnths that state secrets wer being posted online. it comes as lawmakers are demanding further investigation into how this happened, and how to stop it from occurring again. nbc news justice and intelligence correspondent ken delanian joins us now. you have new rep

because a lot of them have already died, so the tasks must be completed, this is the price for chauvinismbloody ago just now russia will start paying a big bill because uh well, it wasn't easy because it was chauvinism mixed with god's election, so uh, the russian population felt that they were god's chosen compared to the rest of the soviet population, who were a bit subhuman and their attitude many years to ukrainians and to other peoples as to people, now they have brought them a check in the form of corpses of their asses from the territory of ukraine, but now they have to wash themselves completely in this crooked bath because they will climb and shout that this is the war of all the people yes then when all the people came, there was a big bill, and at least five generations of russians would have to pay. i think that they will pay in ukraine for 100 years, and not only with money and territories, but then there will be a voice. well, what have we done, and the russians specifications such as germany are not provided, that is, they will go deep into themselves and rot there, and whe

uh, by itself the concept of chauvinism should disappear. what is it?, like the director's previous works, was warmly received by the festival audience and received two awards at the winter festival for best director and performance of the main male role. yakut cinema still rules the ball at domestic festivals, but, according to the director , any movie created by in russia, you need to start filming everywhere, but, because we have a huge country with huge potential, namely human films need to be filmed about people, not necessarily, there are national republics and so on, just regions about people, then we will learn about ourselves, because we know a lot more about americans and europeans there, and so on, japanese koreans, but about ourselves. we know very little. what i am her afonya, she doesn’t even know my name, just like i her film by ayta stepan burnashov is already in cinemas. the association of film and television producers held the tenth anniversary apkid award, awarding the films of the series and their creators . film critic yulia shampra

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stuart: chauvin coolidge, those of the days. thanks very much. >> i remember it well.you don't. [laughter] thanks for saying that. mike pence is with me now. good morning to you, great to have you on the show. >> thanks for having me on. stuart: seems to be donald trump is running away with the dollar trump nomination at this time. >> honestly i understand the concern the american people have about the failed policies of the biden administration but i have nothing to announce on your show today, i think it's early in the republican nominating process, i understand people look at the record of the trump pence administration, a record that rebuild our military and private our economy and saw conservatives appointed to all records and despite president biden's announcement today, the record of the biden administration has been a disaster for the american people at home and abroad. joe biden is literally weakened this country on the world stage. his economic policies have created hardship for working families in a real sense. it's a free country, he can run again but whoev

during the trial, we learned that derek chauvin was not trained to use force in that way. even his police chief told the jury that is not the way to use force. no matter his intent, that was not the way you use force, even according to his own police chief, which we rarely see at trials. it is important to remember that the chief of police said that is not the way to use force. >> the book, "his name is george floyd: one man's life and the struggle for racial>> ok, ready? >> ok, welcome, everyone. it is so referentially quiet in here. maybe that speaks to the topic? welcome to civil rights, the black power movement, and where we are today. yet another panel on civil rights, the black power movement, and where we are today. i'm a journalist and writer in los angeles. i'm joined by three wonderful authors and historians and witnesses. just because my own story touches on everything these three write about, i recommend all the books. they're wonderful. i and ellie native, which is something that does not surprise people as much as it used to, but my family came from the louis

i have not yet said everything to think about the pernicious nature of male chauvinism.nd discuss, this is mother. it wasn't a pity. never will be better for everyone. left. thank god the train left an hour ago. you yourself are smelly friends, let's drink to make our stars set people so fast, or something, come in, come in, come in, come in. for the second time in a row, you have a real sense almost advocate. do you know how difficult the life of a lawyer is? how many dangers await you if you choose this path? and you think this is the essence of the work of the juror by veins, the essence of the work of the jury attorney. for you guy and for the victory.

we have a guest lawyer viktor rakevich, a convinced guide in the life of the ideas of male chauvinism. can you say straight the flow of nicolas chouvin in the male line, and therefore our sworn enemy, then we'll talk and possibly in court, uh. i propose to refrain from public disassembly. you seem to have jumped in on me. make sure you didn't make a mistake. you need to help make friends, wait, take it from my share, it won’t work out in a friendly way either. thanks now to here. i will be free. it’s just that the room in which i lived, someone settled there and said that my things would be in the pantry, so i had to look for another one. it's already late. sorry changes. i have, and tomorrow, can we think of something? an article about our business in seven editions stolichny bulletin peterburgskie vedomosti is on the first page, and all the rest writes on the second third. what are the general moods? well some even sympathize with the poor girl. he beat her relics, almost himself to blame, and the newspaper of the women's share even called the article the hand retribution. there is

, his attorney said legal and procedural errors deprived chauvin of a fair trial and he is serving a1/2 year sentence for the murder of george floyd. >>> lynn tracy visited wall street journal reporter after he was detained for espionage gershkovich is in good health and remains strong and calls for his immediate release. >>> the philadelphia eagles and jalen hurts came, with a $255 million price tag which would make hurts the highest paid player in nfl history. he is not hurting with that one. kelly, back over to you. >> court, thank you very much. courtney reagan. >> is corporate america ready for the a.i. revolution and sundar pichai says no. which white-collar jobs are most at risk? we'll find out next. new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. visit indeed.com/hire and get started today. ♪♪ alex! mateo, hey how's business? great. you know that loan has really worked wonders. that's what u.s. bank is for.

derek chauvin is currently serving 22 years in prison in arizona. in 2020, he pinned george floyd to the ground with his knee killing floyd. this sparked nationwide protests for racial justice and police accountability, actually sparked protests across the world. he was convicted two years ago. and in his appeal, the attorney argued he was denied a fair trial and argued the judge should have moved the case. but the justice said justice was served. >>> melanoma. new cancer vaccine technology is being tested for melanoma. it grows fast and spreads and can return after removal. the vaccine is uniquely designed for each patient. one person said the decision to take part in the trial was easy. >> i have a belief in science and it's just really cool that something on a vaccine level could be targeted to an individual's case or situation. >> ahead on "nbc nightly news," what trials have shown and what this drug has in common with the covid vaccine coming up at 6:30. >>> after a tense game one, what is going to happen tonight in game two? the warriors and k

agreed to play nearly $9 million to settle lawsuits brought by both to lack residence against derek chauvin tactic that killed george floyd three years later. minneapolis mayorjacob frey apologised to all the victims. president biden declared �*i'm at home' — as he made an historic address to the irish parliament. it came on the third full day of his visit to northern ireland and the republic. our north america editor sarah smith reports. applause. president biden says repeatedly that he feels truly at home in ireland. to be invited to address the irish parliament, well, this isjoe biden was my idea of a really good time. well, mom... laughter. you said it would happen. he talked of the history, values and ideals that ireland shares with america, and of how international cooperation can support peace in northern ireland. he talked of the history, values and ideals that ireland shares with america, and of how international cooperation can support peace in northern ireland. on that, he seems to think the uk could do more. i think that the united kingdom should be working closer with ireland i

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minute society court of appeals denies a request for a new trial from former police officer derek chauvinas convicted of second degree murder in the death of george floyd. the court rejected chauvinnens arguments that legal and procedural errors deprived him of a fair trial. w svn in miami normal operations resuming at fort lauderdale's airport after thunderstorms forced a ground stop. it was the second such action in less than a week. the area has experienced historic flooding with the airport closed for days. and this is a live look at boston. one of the big stories there tonight from our affiliate, more than 30,000 runners participate in the 127th boston marathon. defending champion evan chew beck of kin i can't fastest of them all again finishing in two hours, five minutes, and 54 seconds. congratulations. that's a live look outside the beltway from "special report," foggy boston, we'll be right back. ♪ run, run, run ♪ run, run, run makes it possible to make the present as best as it can be for everybody. ♪ inner voice (kombucha brewer): if i just stare at these payroll forms... my bu

there is definitely bit of new england chauvinism still at work in those years. i mean as will continue for some time and fundamentally yes this this sense that you know, piety has somehow lost in the shuffle. well, we'll seem to be disturbing him. we know relatively little of him in those later years because he has his trouble writing, he has a palsy, his hand, which people write about earlier. and you can see his handwriting as the years go by. how trouble he's having with a pen. and at a certain point just post the revolution, but just post, he'll say, know i can write only a few paragraphs in my hand against a tire. and then very shortly it's i can write a paragraph from that i my hand is no good. and then shortly after that someone else's writing his letters for him. so there's, there's almost a closing up of, of material at that point as well where he's veering one way in the country, veering another. and we have relatively little to go on. okay. we to leave some time q&a. so one more question or maybe a couple depending upon how this one breaks. but um, as

the proud boys, and i think they like to call themselves western chauvin if. that is propaganda.they are fashions. don't let them tell you otherwise. we have the patriot movement, like the three percenters, as well and as the other militias or groups. paramilitaries who really by the anti government narrative. they like to convey the notion that they are these short form constitutional winds that are fighting against tyranny, upholding the constitution et cetera. that is where these unaffiliated folks come into play. for the purpose of the committees investigation we purpose that the broader maga category was composed primarily of these unaffiliated individuals who were mobilized largely by their loyalty to former president trump as opposed to the organizational doctrine or the collaboration that happened within boundary groups i think it is a fair characterization of these unaffiliated folks who showed up on january six to describe them as liberal conservatives whose hero, president trump, is anti liberal authoritarian them. his violent narrative is pushing it. the reason this i

for those of you who may not remember, dante wright was killed during the middle of the derek chauvin of george floyd. brooklyn center is right outside of minneapolis, about a ten-minute drive. wright was pulled over for expired registration and one of these. it's a car freshener. it was hanging from the rearview mirror. meanwhile, the officer, as you mentioned at the top of this hour, don, thought she pulled her taser instead she pulled her gun shooting and killing dante wright. potter, who had 26 years of experience as a police officer, will be released -- she's expected to be released to day from prison. her attorney tells me she will not return to minnesota. don? >> thank you, adrian. >>> also this morning, new polling shows that americans don't want president biden or former president trump to run in 2024. so what do voters want? we'll talk about that next. >>> and if you have 190,000 lying around, you could be the next owner of this remote scottish island. bar loco island is 25 acres and is completely uninhabited. the nearest town is six miles away. no buildings, no development,

supplemented with vegetables, and the name fur coat was deciphered as a boycott and anathema to chauvinismline. but true connoisseurs of gastronomy believe that this is a legend, because the appetizer recipe can be traced in russian cookbooks from the middle of the 19th century, it was then called fish vinaigrette after the release of the film the irony of fate. many began to consider fish aspic as disgusting and began to give their preference to the classic herring. under a fur coat veterans of the fishing industry about herring. they know more than others the difficult post-war years. followed her to the shores of iceland then this fish fed the whole country. the first herring expedition set off from the port of kaliningrad in 1948. the success of this fishing depends on the speed of the fishermen. now they themselves are surprised how on small fishing trawlers, performing all work by hand or fishing in the atlantic was salted. or rolling it into huge wooden barrels to deliver a valuable product home to kaliningrad. so there were such waves that there was someone even among all the guest

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and i thought the kind of chauvinism and misogamy and just inhumane behavior that existed on theunimaginableean, the c word bandied about like it was hello. anti-semitism, you know, signs being put on trees, christmas trees, calling them a hanukkah bush it was just unbelievable that this level of inappropriate behavior still exists in the workplace. and by the way, that's only two years after fox news was fined by the new york city commissioner of human rights the tune of $1 million and entered into somewhat like a consent decree promising it was going to change its stripes stripes remain the same. >> wow we just saw fox's willingness to settle for a record sum when it came to their lies about dominion as you pointed out, refused to apologize. meaning the people who watch fox news who probably didn't hear any of the revelations about what tucker carlson and others really think about donald trump, what they really thought about the election, they're never going to hear it in your case -- >> i have to just interrupt. i want to say they're never going to hear it i would say that they are very l

this hour today, a minnesota court of appeals affirmed the second degree murder conviction of derek chauvinand the death of george floyd and his appeal. his attorneys argued that, among other things, extensive pretrial publicity and the court's refusal to change the venue where grounds for a new trial the former police officer was sentenced to 22 a half years in prison. remember video of him using his need to pin down and choke floyd triggered widespread protests back in 2020. and these are live pictures out of paris. protesters lashing out after an address from french president emmanuel macron in an effort to calm public outrage over his wildly unpopular plan to raise the country's retirement age from 62 to 64. macron has faced weeks of widespread protests and labor unions are planning a nationwide strike on may 1st and mission scrubbed pressure issue today forced engineers to cancel the scheduled launch of the most powerful rocket ever built. it was spacex's first attempt to launch its starship rocket after years of testing. the rocket was scheduled to complete one full orbit of planet ea

thank you so much for all of that chauvin and that's cohen right now karen friedman, former man chieftant district attorney, welcome, it's good t see you back on the broadcast. quick question, given th stormy daniels soundbite w just heard, did you ever hav interaction with her >> i did not, i never matter i'd never spoken to her. >> what do you think about wha she said the fact that she thought sh was going to be called two weeks ago on a time, it did no happen, do you suspect that sh would be called in this case t testify if this thing goes t trial? >> it's important to remembe that we have not seen th indictment yet, so we don' exactly know what the charge are, or what evidence they intend to prove. but if she is in tha indictment, and she is part of this will be think it is, it i a hush money payments relating to her in order to throw the election, then yes, i do think that she will testify at trial she is a key witness here. >> so karen, the reason i as you if you crossed with stormy daniels, you have a lot of experience you spent 11 years and secon in command with manhattan da's

residents will receive nearly $9 million from the city after they said former police officer derek chauvinressed his knee into their next in 2017. the city pleaded guilty to the charges back in in june of 2021 chil of george floyd after he kneeled on his neck for almost nine minutes. police say they recovered more than it doesn't guns this week alone. the latest seizure happened wednesday, police arrested five adults and one juvenile in two separate cases. officer sees three of firearms and one ghost gun with an extended magazine. oakland police say they have seized nearly 300 firearms so far this year. francisco supervisor is calling for a city wide approach dealing with the fentanyl crisis and human trafficking board president aaron peskin says he is asking for a joint federal, state, regional and local task force. peskin says federal agencies and you see police can help in the city's tenderloin neighborhood. city record park rangers could be on duty at civic center plaza and chp can step up their presence across the city. along with the proposed task force. peskin is asking mayor london

i do not know chauvinism in relation to myself and so on, and i do not know myself to meet questionssary, probably, to have hatred for your country in order to endure alternatives to die in the post office for many. where the so-called many good russians came. yes, for example, they arouse the enmity of the serbs, simply because the serbs are used to that a russian man, he is always for his country for orthodoxy. he has some conservative values ​​and so on, and now a huge number of our so-called compatriots come there, they don’t learn the serbian language, they don’t socialize, they try to swing some of their own rules. although these are some lgbt parades that are organized by local lgbt people and damages. just a dissonance in my head. and how russians can be so lgbt is also a peculiar story, and they are already starting to think. if you come somewhere before brother russ, then you were always a good attitude is perfect. now you come in, and they are already starting to feel you , asking you different ones, because below, so it starts like this, like, we will omit the details. an