the officer has testified he nearly held back bystanders as derek chauvin note on floyd's neck for nine minutes. our correspondent reports. >> marking the end of a series of state and federal trials, the last of the former minneapolis police officers involved in george floyd's death was sentenced to almost five years for his role in the killing. the judge deemed him unrepentant. >> to be perfectly honest after three years of reflection, i was hoping for a little more remorse, regret, acknowledgment of some responsibility. you're sentenced to 57 months in prison with credit for three to 40 days already served. >> floyd who was african-american was killed in may 2020 when officer derek chauvin who was white knelt on his neck for nine and a half minutes. despite floyd saying he could not breathe. he was found guilty in may of aiding and abetting manslaughter and has denied wrongdoing stating he held back bystanders at the scene as a human traffic cone. prosecution argued this stopped others from helping. >> george floyd narrated his own death. over the course of a restraint that lasted mor

. >> jane, i know i was in your state in minnesota when the judge and the derek chauvin case and the murder of george floyd broke with the long-standing court rules in your state of minnesota and did decide that it was imperative that cameras belonged in the courtroom from gavel to gavel. this is something this will never did before. what would be the best argument for allowing cameras in the federal court case? >> i think in any case, any high-profile criminal case like this, first of all, -- to put a first amendment right to be there, the public does. it is not practical for most people to attend the trial. as a supreme court justice once said, we do not demand infallibility from our institutions, but it is unrealistic to expect us to have confidence in them if we cannot see what is being done. what the chauvin pa -- prove is that we can have a high-profile controversy case, you can set of rules, you can have a judge was clear about what conduct will be permitted and what will not be, and it goes forward. i think it is fair to say that the public confidence in the verdict in the ch

this will turn out to be their ideology, which we call fascism, you can call it and nazism and chauvinism ideology of the superiority of one nation over another here may be different economic models may be different historical nuances. naturally. the world is changing and technologies are changing, and uh, a century ago everything was completely different on these lands, but there was one idea for which they came to our lands to destroy our ancestors. and, accordingly, us. this is the idea that we are not up to people. we are subhuman. we are undermansion. and the same ideology. they stick now and it's sounding. this is the burel you mentioned, which has here the jungle is impenetrable. and they have a blooming garden there and ending with every politician who through his teeth, but since they allowed him a little, and somewhere on the sidelines and opening his mouth in full , he talks about his nationalism, he is nazism of his chauvinism. and how unworthy we are here to stay on this earth and possess these resources of this territory , people, therefore we are subject to destruction, as

here, too, everything is clear, based on the history of polish chauvinism.re read taras bulba you will know everything. this is the chobod of the polish pan, as he was, and remains. secondly, or rather, or rather, in the third, which is very important to note here. it's not just duda talking like that. remember the statement, what is ukraine, made here at the event of the ministry of defense in front of the british commander what is ukraine battle libertory combat laboratory, where we have the opportunity to test new types of weapons technology on guinea pigs in order to prepare for the war of the 21st century. they are preparing for war with us. remember. this is what, here it tells you, the american state department radio svoboda, to hitler i mroy from the lower gabrios and cechans and fill them in the office from the niches, not all ilsha, the thin face of a belarusian, a black slut, not both went. oh, how the main belarusian freemason promises you, fascist scum and lying and intellectual oak bitch's tribe of freaks you will go to hell after your loved on

modern ideals of the west, their ideology, which we call fascism, it can be called both nazism and chauvinismthis is the ideology of the superiority of one nation, on the other there may be different economic models, there may be different historical nuances. naturally. the world is changing and technologies are changing, and a century ago everything was completely different on these lands, but there was one idea for which they came to our lands to destroy our ancestors. and, accordingly , us. this is the idea that we are not up to people. we subhumans. we are undermansion. and the same ideology. they stick now and it's sounding. as well as new sanctions against journalists and the boomerang of economic restrictions against belarus and russia , watch the full release of the electors on the youtube channel of the agency or news. release of innovative products expansion of the range, taking into account the needs of the market of partner countries, including russia with which belarus works under a unified import substitution program, such tasks are set for industrialists and the share of such p

ton of written draughts destroyed from austin prosecutor, the mom's thousands fights against town chauvinism was led by survivor of the cultural revolution punctual revolution. he was known for being someone very, very sympathetic towards particular to working with local leads and to support in their culture and trying to keep trying to convert them or repress them most to rebuild traditional language is given more permanent is in the region and they were claiming the lands natural resources and companies, particularly oil production, provided no benefits for the local population. but the week of the at the end of 1991, the global event, my chinese lead as novice joined the fee. it would be the same site as many in china and those different nationalities which then rose up to the breakout and in the week or region to bed, maybe even mongolia that they could begin to make sure that that was avoided at all costs. why is there no weak worse than finding stability, repression to send it once again is not really just catherine's, but to remix schools are closed several sets, demonstrations, break

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when george floyd's family sued the city of minneapolis lewis and derek chauvin and the case settled for $27 million, i can assure you that derek chauvin did not have $27 million to offer george floyd's there is a value in having a city pay that kind bill for the compensation of the family and and also i think for a that these police officers are and given their authority by us by the community by the taxpayers and we have a collective responsibility. the harms that they cause. these are harms that are going to be felt. victims and really the question in these cases is who should bear costs? if we put the costs on, the police officer directly, the officer cannot pay ultimate. what we're really doing is saying that the victim needs to pay those costs themselves. with that said, i think there's a value in creating financial sanctions for officers when they cross the line. there have been some interesting experiments in colorado, for example, they passed a statute in 2020 that provided that when an officer violates the law the city will pay on behalf of the officer. but if the city conc

the office of the general prosecutor, victor chauvin, desperately needs reform. coincidence?>> no, absolutely not. i mean, what we learned from th testimony is that the proof of concept is the idea that joe biden, filla hunter biden and his minions that were around h him, that they could move the levers of power. and they do it. they did it in ukraine. they wanted the prosecutor gone and guess what? he was gone. in romania they tried to use th department of justice to lean o the romanians to get rid of a conviction. and you know what they got? it didn't actually work. but they tried to luke reid. and you know what the biden's got? $100,000 went into the bank account of joe biden's grandchildren. for doing what? for trying to make that happen. in mexico you have the same typ of thing happen where hunter biden is saying, i'm with my da and guess what, we are flying t mexico city on air force 2. i'm bringing jeff cooper, the business -- business partner of hunter biden on air force 2 the mexico city to get a deal done. and you have example, after example, after example. when joe

chauvin, but well above mr. king and mr. lane.n the best position to save george floyd. >> today's sentencing putting an end to the criminal proceedings around george floyd's death. that has now resulted in the conviction of four officers in both state and federal court. again, all four officers are now behind bars. one important note here, despite that large sentence that you saw, it will only include about two additional months behind bars for former officer tou thao. that's because in minneapolis, or minnesota, rather, you serve about 2/3 of that total sentence behind bars, but again, you saw the list of officers there. you have sentences ranging from more than 20 years down to just about three years for the four officers. >> shaquille brewster, thank you. >>> high alert, tensions are rising after u.s. forces spotted russian and chinese military vessels on a joint patrol off the alaskan coast. what the u.s. navy is saying about the latest aggression from our military adversaries. you're watching "chris jansing reports" only on

no contact rescuers continue to search for them, a landslide came down on august 3 near the sunset chauvinmudflow with soap and water destroyed bridges roads under a layer of mud. there were several houses from the disaster area on the helicopter. more than 200 people were evacuated on flights , prime minister of georgia irakli garibashvili announced august 7 as grass day in the country. under the conditions of anti-russian sanctions, when the west blocked access to its technologies for import substitution, not only the industry is passing its answer with a russophobe to the patriotic animators. they developed their own software for creating 3d animation, which is now being tested by studios all over the country, the remark will be taken into account and the product will be finalized. this will allow us to continue creating high-quality cartoons, and not only for the russian market. svetlana gordeeva was convinced of this. and the living backpacks that children love are born here in the khabarovsk animation studio. now i am directly involved in the creation of final animation, which we wil

this will turn out to be their ideology, which we call fascism, it can be called both nazism and chauvinism the superiority of one nation over another here may be different economic models may be different historical nuances. naturally. the world is changing and technology is changing, and uh, a century ago everything was completely different on these lands, but there was one idea for which they came to our lands to destroy our ancestors. and, accordingly, us. this is the idea that we are not up to people. we are not human. we are undermansion. and the same ideology. they stick now and it's sounding. the burel you mentioned, where the jungle is impenetrable here, and they have a flowering garden there and ending with every politician who through his teeth, but since they allowed a little, but somewhere on the sidelines and opening his mouth in full , he talks about his nazi-centrism, he is nazism and chauvinism. and how unworthy we are here to stay on this earth and possess these resources of this territory, people, therefore we are subject to destruction, as their predecessor hitler wrote

guest: derek chauvin was the policeman who killed george floyd in minneapolis. he was thought to be a tightly wound person, odd guy, didn't have a lot of friends, probably should not have been on the beat with a deadly weapon, but under the collective bargaining agreement, the police chief had no authority to terminate, nor did she have authority to even reassign him, because these collective bargaining agreements have it away the managerial tools of people in the public sector, including the police force. you have a situation where in minneapolis in the 10 years prior to george floyd's killing, there had been 2600 reports of unnecessary use and purchase discipline was a 40 hour suspension. so what that story and the broader fact tell you is that we have a system of government in which the police are clearly unaccountable, and the facts bear that out. there is near zero accountability and that is true also of teachers and civil servants. this democracy is a process of accountability is a problem if you are trying to have a healthy democracy if literally the link

argued he was essentially a human traffic cone who held back bystanders in 2020 as officer derek chauvin knelt on floyd's neck. today's sentence will run concurrently with a 3 and a half year sentence he received for a federal civil rights conviction. >> interest rates are now the highest that they've been in. 22 years, the federal reserve bumped the rate up. another point, 2, 5%, to an average. now just over 7% last month. the move is a continued effort to curb inflation. but that does buying things like a home way more expensive. experts say if you're in the position to do so, try to lock in a mortgage. now. >> if you a 40 by now, i would say by now getting now you can refinance if the rates to come down. if you're comfortable with the just because we've been told that when the rates to come down, you've got so many more buyers are going to come back into the market. >> experts say those rates will most likely drop when inflation cools. they anticipate that could possibly start next year. >> oil costs and high temperatures have led to the highest gas prices of the year. aaa says the na

in 2020, tou, thao kept bystanders as we at derek chauvin knelt on george floyd's neck for 12 minutes in a rambling statement, he denied wrongdoing. >>> and a special election is being held in ohio today that could have a big impact on abortion rights in that state. voters will decide whether to raise the threshold required to amend the ohio constitution from the current simple majority to 60% of people casting ballots. if passed, that could make it much more difficult for a proposed amendment on the november ballot to enshrine abortion rights in the state constitution to be approved. an associated press analysis of campaign finance records shows that efforts both supporting and opposing today's measure are being largely funded by out-of-state donors. >>> well, turning to the war in ukraine now, the country's security service as a woman is under arrest for an alleged assassination plot against president volodymyr zelenskyy. ramy inocencio has the latest from odessa. >> translator: we will continue the internal cleansing of our state, says volodymyr zelenskyy. mere hours later, ukraine

vinnytsia, let's say ethnic origin, alek, it is clear that all these people are served by russian chauvinismwhether another and his kind, but the peoples of russia who have quasi-states that graze do not protect their interests, where they do not study those national languages, where their national culture and their heritage are half-distorted, where everything is done to prove their inferiority and second-hundredness, that's how they are as the russians are responsible for this war , do you remember how at the beginning of the war , even russian propaganda tried to speak habitually about the beets of the vitovynites, you accepted this and the facts led you. you see, the buryats were in our here villages in the kyiv region, they acted like beasts, and the chechens of kadyliv acted even more permissively, and it was as if from the russians, who in fact created this state and this army and this aggression, who need ukraine as their original land, the responsibility was transferred to small nations that, in principle, are very far away from all this, even from europe, but they became much more

we cannot to hold for a society where a half of the population was silenced by male chauvinism, and hard discrimination in political participation and in the world of slavery. dear friends, with 15 i mean for the weakening of the global government system. it was also clear in the development of changes in financing and the confrontation with climate change. while we're pulling that up. when i came back to the presidency or just sale, i was very sad to see that the implementation of the 2030 agenda is under risk in the all the we have a recent report from the you. when indicates that we are in a stream back to see if we see the greatest increase of the apology between the countries and the last 3 decades. with 30 percent of the goals we stagnated, or we're going backwards. it's very difficult to fight climate change. while many people developing countries still have to do with hunger, poverty, and other kinds of violent principles of common body, definitive and shared responsibility. what differentiated keep is of these debt is offered till today because of the major response from the car

uh, not even this, probably not quite the west, and our neighbors, who will declare this chauvinism ammigration. they thought they would be like this. ah, how are the ukrainians? yes, only now they will be good russian good belarusians, who understood everything, accepted european values, fled the countries embraced by dictatorships to countries where neighbors or something else do not fight there. and how they are treated there, a very interesting position was taken. there, i would simply say, this is news. it turned out sensational that since the end of last year, only according to official, yes, in fact, the figure is more than 1.164 belarusians and russians, a threat to the national security of lithuania is recognized there, of which there are about 250 russian russians, mostly belarus, you think, this some spies of lukashenka who drove there, nothing like that. this figure was , uh, the belarusian opposition there, those who were preparing a coup d'état. among them there are such well-known figures as olga karych. what he accuses them of, that they are agents of the russian speci

you know, this polish chauvinism in relation to ukraine to the ukrainians.here the word redneck came from, yes, well, in this respect , in this sense, with which it is familiar to us, that is, this is how it means in scott's poland, and this is how it was applied to ukrainian claps, and so on in poland and now, when betashidla, this is the former prime minister, there is a little bit of poland. now a member of the european parliament. here is the ruling party say. no, this is not heard, he says. and yes, who are these ukrainians, they should understand that it is not their business to criticize. poles think, yes, here it is, that very relation is true, it immediately opened immediately. i don't think this is the end of this story. we will see a lot of escopades in relation to each other. moreover, the poles were most outraged that this was done on august 1, on the anniversary, just of the warsaw uprising, they have a day of mourning commemoration. yes, and here the ukrainians have made such a contribution. here i am in this celebration. that is, god forbid d

russians would sit down and start talking about history, because it is always russian snobbery, chauvinism themselves, and in addition to the general scientific grantomania that they they say honestly, we have schools, we have armitage, they also have this concept of messianism, so in fact, as far as i have not met with russian historians at international conferences, and the last time was in warsaw in 2020 , i will say that, first of all, i was disgusted with them in general this crowd of people who represented their lobodist culture and understanding of who they are came to me right from the 14th year, but their position is not subject to any discussion because they immediately mark their history with certain pillars and when you start talking with them, for example, about they say history well, the old russian state of russia is tied up in the internet terminology in this swamp, they don't want to hear your arguments, they will say well, yes, ukraine dug the black sea, although they say that russia, uh, how many of 1,150 years at the same time, these are meaningless discussions discussi

which says, we cannot hold for us aside where a half of the population to decide in spite of male chauvinism, and by discrimination in political participation and the, the world of favorite, dear friends. the weakening of the global governance is also clear in the development agendas in financing and the confrontation with climate change. when i came back to the presidency, brazil, i was very sad to see that the implementation of the 2030 agenda is under risk in the all the world. a recent report from the un indicates that we are not strong. back on this, we see the greatest increase of quality between the countries in more than the in the for the last 3 decades. in 30 percent of the goals we stagnated, or we're going backwards. it's really difficult to fight climate change. while many developing countries still have to deal with hunger, poverty and other kinds of vitamins, the principles of common and shared responsible for that. but differentiated keep is these debt is true till today. the major are responsible for the carbon emissions that cause the climate change were those countries tha

poor, unfortunate victims of this political abortion, and the main problem that russians have is chauvinismr is not yeltsin or putin or whoever else is considered a problem, that is, a person does not see this, but these are really such a person as navalny does not understand this danger, i perfectly understand what stalin is - you understand perfectly . stalin was an absolutely brilliant specialist in national issues, he is about everything the peoples of the soviet union, he knew everything by heart like an encyclopedia. he would tell about any nation. he would tell who lives where. he was the first head of national affairs in the soviet union, where even in the 17th year everyone always talked about his competence in these issues, but he didn't need any competence. he needed the support of the russian people . yes, he clearly understands that if he now opposes putin's war in ukraine , he will lose popularity among the broad masses of the russian people, and he hopes that if the regime collapses, he wants to lead this dispersal. to write it in a letter. well, they probably used some kind

and this is primarily russian russian imperialism, chauvinism, the russian aggressor, it will open up great opportunities for ukraine and the whole world , and here is another image of this struggle, the image of the struggle of values ​​against evil darkness, and this is what today's meeting in franko's house was dedicated to in the context of the funky days . in 2014, oleksandr korneev defended our the land from the occupiers and a russian projectile probably took the life of the hero, his wife and sons do not leave nadia and dig in the wonder that he is alive , waiting at home for a soldier and a faithful dog, amir , the story of the border guard oleksandr continues in plot the korneev family moved to bila tserkva from mariupol relatively recently, before that they lived in the city of azov since the 14th year, when russia first occupied the east of the country, and the husband and wife are from donetsk. 36-year-old oleksandr korniev has served in the border guard since 2006 so at first the ato guarded the borders with the so-called dnr in mariupol, the woman was never able to retu

in fact became the defense of the civilized world against the aggression of the dictatorship of chauvinism country has been holding back this onslaught since 2014. the security of the eastern flank of europe rests only on our defense and that is why every manifestation of support for our defense is also support for your defense to the free world full-scale russian aggression against ukraine has shown that no neighbor of russia and any country in europe can feel safe as long as the kremlin pc imperial ambitions and now the tension is only increasing moscow already traditionally blackmails the civilized world with nuclear weapons and maneuvers on the western borders on our borders on the borders of lithuanian janissaries polish on the border with lithuania on the border with poland over the past two years we have seen all kinds of hybrid attacks the conspiracy and intrigue of putin and lukashenka in order to destabilize, to create unrest, chaos, uncertainty and show our weakness, provocations, a full-scale invasion of ukraine opened the eyes of the world to the true face of the kremlin regim

russians would sit down and start talking about history, because it is always russian snobbery , chauvinismselves, and in addition to grantomania, such a general scientific one, which they say honestly, we have schools, we have armitage, they also have this concept of messianism, that’s why in fact, as much as i have not met with russian historians at international conferences and the last time was in warsaw in 2020 , i will say that, first of all, it was disgusting to see them in general to see this crowd of people who represented their lobodic culture and understanding who they are came to me precisely from the 14th year, but their position is not subject to any kind of discussion because they immediately mark their history with certain pillars. and when you start talking to them, for example, about the history of russia, they say well, the ancient russian state in internet terminology they are tying the knot in this swamp, they don't want to hear your arguments, they will say well, ukraine has dug up the black sea, although they say that russia, er, how many of 1,150 years at the same ti

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yes, this is american chauvinism, nevertheless, but i didn’t want to talk about it, in fact, but i cany for sure potato pancakes in belarus is better than one vladimir adolfovich and so, uh, in fact. i love poland very much, this is poles. this is amazing people. they are very interesting people. yes, such a proud, if not a simple story of ambition certainly, with a great culture, there is an amazingly beautiful city. it's not only warsaw and it's not bialystok getting ready late. true, not all of them were not historically part of the polish state , this was recently hinted at. uh, vladimir putin , so that our russian city of warsaw is like that, and there have always been many belarusians in bialystok. there areas are still preserved, by the way, speaking with the belarusian population no, here, in fact, a very beautiful country and many cities were saved by the red army, they really don’t want to remember that krakow was, huh? marshal horses are trying to forget this beautiful cities, good people and would not like the current policy of the polish authorities. it doesn’t matter thos

strong man wanted to give ethnic minorities of real size in china as a fast best fight against town chauvinism, was led by survivor as the cultural revolution punches, see, junction. ready seating things, father, she junction the father of current chinese leaders, changing pain was one of the figures responsible for this reform of ethnic policy after the cultural revolution. he was known for being someone very, very sympathetic towards non hon peoples and who advocated taking a soft touch to these ethnic issues in china. and in particular to working with local leads and to support in their culture and trying to coopt different call 2 years into the chinese system rather than trying to convert them or repress them. in the 1990s, as long rose from its ashley's in saint john most to rebuild traditional languages were given more permanence. there could even be a party member, the practicing listening. but the school night i didn't know the reality. the more more i'm chinese in the region, and they were claiming the lands natural resources, the funding, that's the whole table off to the expansion o

poor unfortunate victims of this political abortion and the main problem that the russians have is chauvinisms not considered a problem a problem or yeltsin or putin or who else, that is, a person does not see this, but those are really such a person as navalny does not understand this danger. he had everything by heart like an encyclopedia, he would tell about any nation, who lives where. he was the first chief of staff for national affairs in the soviet union in the 17th year, everyone always talked about his competence in these matters, but he didn't he needed no competence, he needed the support of the russian people yes, and navalny understands absolutely clearly that if he now opposes putin's war in ukraine, he will lose popularity among the broad masses of the russian people, and he hopes that if the regime collapses, he wants to lead this russia in write letters. well, some kind of torture is probably applied to him, and they couldn’t. i think that if this letter was handed over, it was written by noval himself, written by people who, well, who. novalny trusts that he could convey som

chauvin attached to military service.s is really unthinkable, but it is also an indicator of why the fact that the loss of ukraine is really catastrophically now grinding huge masses of people. and for us it is a tragedy. we look at it with a shudder of the heart. and the fact that the kiev regimes are now a fascist group is already letting disabled people into, uh, slaughter. it's uh bad very bad sign and uh. i hope this video has this information. it will also reach ordinary citizens of ukraine , which should be noted. they are already trying to find some options to unite. uh, in order to somehow save their relatives and friends, uh, mobilization to save their lives and uh, this, uh, now the only way out of the situation is probably for citizens to unite to stay somehow together, but uh, do not climb out, as they say ? uh, look out for trouble, because we see, uh, the regime has already gone off the rails and is completely ready. everything, they have their own country people were put under the knife, and there is anoth

this will turn out to be their ideology, which we call fascism, it can be called both nazism and chauvinism one nation, on the other there may be different economic models be different historical nuances. naturally. the world is changing and technologies are changing, and uh, a century ago everything was completely different on these lands, but there was one idea for which they came to our lands to destroy our ancestors. and, accordingly, us. this is the idea that we are not up to people. we are not human. we are undermansion. and the same ideology. they stick now and it's sounding. from the burel you mentioned, which has an impenetrable jungle here, and they have a flowering garden there, and ending with every politician who through his teeth, but since they allowed him a little, and somewhere on the sidelines and opening his mouth to the fullest , he talks about his nazi-centrism, his nazism , his chauvinism. and how unworthy we are here to stay on this earth and possess these resources of this territory, people, therefore we are subject to destruction, as their predecessor hitler wrote b

the trial of derek chauvin, they allowed cameras in the courtroom. that was a fair, dignified proceeding. it gave the american public confidence that justice was done. we saw the trial of kyle rittenhouse people didn't like the result, but they were conducted fairly. same thing with the trial in the killing of ahmaud arkansas but ri. all three of those we got to watch it and gave the american people confidence in the proceedings and the outcomes. >> just the judge can decide? >> it's a little complicate d. there's a federal rule of criminal procedure that says no cameras in the courtroom. but that can be changed. the federal courts can do what they want in this respect. it starts with the judicial conference, which chief justice roberts is in charge of. but they can start the ball rolling by saying i would leak to have cameras in this courtroom. >> i want to ask about something you said in terms of the relitigation of the election claims. they went 0 for 6 in their court cases. have at it. it would probably be valuable for the country. that's clear l

convicted of aiding and abetting manslaughter for holding back the crowd and not intervening as derek chauvinnelt on floyd's neck. he will serve the sentence concurrently with his federal rights conviction. >>> a diplomatic protest over weekend confrontation in disputed south china sea the u.s. ally shared a video yesterday showing a chinese coast guard ship blocking and using a water cannon on a filipino boat. that crucial waterway is a growing source of tension between the u.s. and china. >>> ukraine removed a soviet era sickle on a monument as they defend themselves from russia's ongoing invasion they replaced it with ukraine's trident coat of arms the statue is one of the country's most recognizable landmarks. >> thank you, contessa. >>> after the break, the ceo of sunova is with us after the company's latest earnings disappointed we're back in a moment good luck. td ameritrade, this is anna. hi anna, this position is all over the place, help! hey professor, subscriptions are down but that's only an estimated 15% of their valuation. do you think the market is overreacting? how'd you know

thao held the crowd back while officer derek chauvin pinned george floyd to the ground with a knee onis neck for over nine minutes. thao is already serving a 42-month federal prison sentence for violating floyd's federal civil rights. donald trump has suffered another legal setback. a federal judge has dismissed a defamation countersuit filed by the former president against e. jean caroll. in may, a jury ordered trump to pay carroll $5 million after it found him liable for sexually abusing her at a department store in the 1990s. more than one million homes and businesses lost power on monday as a deadly storm lashed the eastern u.s. from alabama to new york. at least two people died. meanwhile, cnn is reporting recent heat waves in the southwest killed at least 147 people in five counties in arizona, nevada, and texas. experts believe the actual death toll is far higher. in baytown, texas, one couple who had been married for 52 years, died after their air conditioning broke and they couldn't afford to fix it. extreme weather fueled by the climate crisis continues to devastate communit

you see the sentences range from the 22 1/2 years for derek chauvin who had his knee on george floyd'se way down to three years with thomas lane. there are still some appeals that are making its way to the supreme court. in terms of the criminal proceedings we're seeing in minneapolis, this marks the end of the road for those officers, jose. >> shaquille brewster, thank you so very much. >>> and now to new york city where police have arrested a 17-year-old high school student on a hate-motivated murder charge in the deadly stabbing of a professional dancer. investigators say the teen whose name is not being released as of right now, stabbed 28-year-old o'shae sibley who is gay, during an altercation at a gas station on the 29th of july. authorities say the stabbing occurred after two groups got into a confrontation at one of the gas pumps where sibley was dancing with his friends to a beyonce song. his group was being taunted with homophobic slurs by the other group before the stabbing. >>> up next, ukraine claims it arrested a russian informant who was helping to plan an assassination

it reminded me of the george floyd case in which case i was a special prosecutor and officer derek chauvin made the same request for delaying the trial. claiming there were 30 gigabytes of data, didn't have enough time, his lawyers can provide and effective defense. and we explain to the judge that this wasn't an adequate amount of time and the judge rejected and that is not a strong appeal issue, never has been, but i think the same thing is true here. >> as i've expressed before i for one have real sympathies for the trump defense team argument that this is a massive amount of discovery material to process. and there was a point in the transcript where john lawrence said -- recalled the days, the pre digital days, where he said, you know, there might be 50 boxes of documents in the room and you sit down and you go through every single one of them. that's a kind of discovery that i understand. i do not understand this computerized discovery with millions of pages and how the judge basically agreed with the prosecution, not a strongly, but a great with the prosecution that, really, you don

. >> especially cheryl and her family chauvin sister to is that sacramento fox 40 spoke with paul, my who's been hands on helping in hawaii dealing with all the so mindful of our work to do. >> i know my family struggling in >> paul >> and his wife in go work for the twin rivers unified school district and coach. many sports at oakdale and foothill elementary's along with youth programs, cold water. whatever she makes, delicious neighbors follow their noses and came out to help helping out. as always. i always like to help the community i can just go my son. >> not my son's 22. and he was coaching them once about 7 or 8 years old yeah. >> the family his former fellow coach also wanted to extend a helping hand from afar. it's a time of need and we can give as good for the family there. i really good family that a community out there. and i saw the support over here to the island. as it shows, you know, how extending the family can be lopez. and tom, i were like family for us for my family. some issues that she's going to the country's. i'm just offer little time put implore. >> well, c

point from comer and jordan about biden having ukrainian prosecutor, victor shokin, fired because chauvinurisma, whose board hunter biden sat on? archer himself acknowledged, under oath, to democratic congressman dan goldman, that shokin was actually good for burisma. he was soft on alleged corruption. as for the bombshell bravery allegations against the bidens, as philip bump writes in the washington post, carter said, under penalty of perjury, that he was never aware of any such bribe. offered to hunter biden or anyone else. so, republicans, us are straight-up lying about the what archer told them. that's not stopping congressman comer from saying, democrats are the real lives here. why are. >> anytime we do a transcribed interview like we did last week, you will either have jenny -- jamie raskin or dan golden come out and tell the press complete lies. >> yeah, who should we believe? dan goldman, who could be seen in the official transcript asking archer questions, or james comer who, according to the daily beast, wasn't even in the room when it happened and skipped the meeting altogeth

. >> my name is tracy with chauvin coolidge foundation, thank you for being here this morning. costly occasions mr. coolidge were a block armband is a death of his predecessor, the death of his 16-year-old son kelly junior's death of his father and i was wondering if you could comment on the tradition of wearing a black armband as a sign of warning. when did it start and when did it seemed to go out of fashion? >> i know i should be able to comment on this but i don't know the history of that. it is something now you don't really i see but yes, it is a gd question and i don't have the answer. the owner country enlarged in the procession and the national geographic magazine at the lincoln memorial, west point naval academy, air force academy and finally coast guard academy and that is a memory i will take to my grave. i was the t class of 1964 and ts was january -- i mean, september 25, 1963 and i can't remember the people on the streets and in the trees to get a better view of the funeral procession being in tears. my question for you is, we all remember john jones salute in fr