says they think they have a case for more severe murder charges because they believe x officer derek chauvin showed intent killing george floyd, attorney benjamin says the protest will not stop until the charges are upgraded to first degree murder and the three other officers who stood by and watched are arrested as well. >> the only thing that can put out these fires are police accountability and equal justice, we think that he had intent based on, not just the one minute, two minute but over eight minutes, almost nine minutes he kept his knee in a man's neck that was begging and pleading for breath. >> minnesota attorney general telling "fox news sunday", more charges could come for derek chauvin and the three officers still out free. >> we are very early in this process, very early, it is not uncommon to amend charges, it is not uncommon to add defendants. reporter: president trump yesterday said he understood the pain being felt by so many, george floyd's brother says his phone call from the president was not enough. >> he was so bad he did not get an opportunity to speak, i was trying t

word is that derek chauvin has been arrested. no word yet on the other officers who were immediately working with him that fateful day that george floyd died as a result of you know, chauvin having his knee on him. but we are monitoring it very, very closely. we will speak about these protests that have popped up all over the country, including in denver, colorado, where things got very, very dicey. we will be talking to their governor later on in the broadcast. later, taking you to washington, d.c. the president has tweeted on these events, but the more newsworthy developments since have been the crackdown on chi china. with more on all of that, kristin fisher from the white house. >> hey, neil. right now, president trump is minutes away from participating in a reopening roundtable. some of the top airlines, hotels, retailers. the big story of the white house right now is that president trump did not even mention george floyd's name or the riots in minneapolis. nor did he take any questions during an event that was billed as a ne

even with the arrest of derek chauvin. he of course is the officer who famously help the neck of the george floyd, killing him. we are also following threats from other cities and states. the fourth night of them coming tonight. welcome, everybody. i'm neil thibodeau, and this is "your world." we are going to be at following all of this. follow me know what's going minneapolis right now. mike. >> a dramatically dnt

she has filed for dissolution of marriage to derek chauvin, the statement said. while miss chauvin has no children from her current marriage, she respectfully requests that her children, her eldest, her elder parents, and her extended family be given a safe safety. derek chauvin was arrested today, charged with third degree murder and second-degree manslaughter in the death of george floyd. his wife has now filed for divorce. dissolution of marriage, which is a divorce. so protestors now in minneapolis, ignoring a curfew. i want to bring in the owner of the night clubl where both george floyd and derek chauvin worked. so this is the owner of the club in south minneapolis. also, we have reached out to derek chauvin's attorney for comment on all of this but we have not heard that. thank you for joining us. >> hello. >> you never thought would you find yourself in this position that you would be on international television talking about two people who worked where you were, in your employ. it is difficult to watch this tape. americans have been shocked and horrified

and it is interesting, i mentioned the arrest earlier today of derek chauvin, the police officer ca ptuce officer captured on film with his knee on george floyd's neck. i think there is a growing concern that there is a growing concern that the other officers involved in that arrest should also be facing criminal charges. mr chauvin was arrested today and he is facing a charge of third—degree murder and also manslaughter. and i think this crowd, these crowds in different parts of this country are looking forjustice to the nth degree if you like, and they won't rest perhaps until they won't rest perhaps until the other officers involved in the other officers involved in the death of george floyd are brought tojustice. the death of george floyd are brought to justice. david, for the moment, thank you, that is oui’ correspondence the moment, thank you, that is our correspondence david willis there. and just to remind you that these are live pictures from boston, a stand—off between protesters and the police there, a scene that frankly is being replicated in many cities right across the cou

maybe for derek chauvin or the additional officers, but you have to give us time. we have to build the case. we need to do this responsibly so that it is airtight, your sense that that message has been any type of reassurance to people out there who are demanding justice in the george floyd case? >> no, i think it has not made a dent at all. there is a tremendous amount of anger, you can tell from people ignoring the curfew that they don't respect what the authorities are saying. we are basically seeing a strategy -- steady stream of people down the side, a liquor store is the source, other people with boxed wine and beer, so there are some stores being looted, but the t-mobile store o phones left inside. >> shannon: and steve, you have covered a number of these situations. listen, you have been on battlefields, you have seen unrest in america, you have covered a number of these big stories and you are not afraid to go right into unfortunately where all the action is spread how would you assess what you are seeing play out in minneapolis? >> i actually am afraid he

his brother is calling for the murder charge against former officer derek chauvin to be changed to first degree murder. lauren blanchard is live from washington, d.c. with more. ? >> there are calls now by the floyd family to appoint minnesota attorney general keith ellison, a special prosecutor in the case. they feel the county attorney has done too little and moving too slowly. here's ellison on "fox news sunday" today. >> relates to my role, you know, i'm standing behind the process at this point, and the process is that the county attorney has primary jurisdiction. >> police officer derek chauvin has been charged with third degree murder and second degree manslaughter. the floyd family attorney believes they can prove intent which would mean first degree murder. >> -- think that he had intent based on not the one minute, two minute, but over eight minutes, almost nine minutes, he kept his knee in a man's neck that was begging and pleading for breath. >> crump says he doesn't think the destructive protests will quiet until more severe charges are brought and the three other officers w

the police officer derek chauvin has been arrested and charged with third—degree murder.e to come out onto the street, as they have donein out onto the street, as they have done in the cities right across the us. president donald trump has urged calm and we will be continuing to cover these protests on bbc news.

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the officer who was taped kneeling on the neck of george floyd, derek chauvin, has been taken into custody. floyd, of course, died after these images were taken. we do not know yet what chauvin has been charged with. we're waiting to find that out. what we do know is that demonstrators said this is not enough and we have been looking at some live pictures of a rally where protesters are continuing to demand charges against all four of the officers. activists there saying, obviously, while they welcome this, and that was not their words, certainly, this is something they welcome, it is not enough. also a first look at yet another recording of the arrest. it's so important to watch, hard to watch as so many images from this case has been. this is the angle that appears to show three minneapolis police department officers kneeling on floyd during the course of this arrest, not just one. floyd can be heard saying, i can't breathe, man. please let me stand. >> i can't breathe. i can't breathe, man. please. please, let me stand. please, man. >> cnn has reached out to the minneapolis police depar

former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin is in custody now, being charged with third degree murder and manslaughter for the killing of george floyd. chauvin was the officer who kneeled on the neck of george floyd, a black man, who said he couldn't breathe. floyd was nonresponsive for three minutes before chauvin removed his knee from floyd's neck. the prosecutor in the case says he anticipates charges for the other police officers involved, this comes as new video of the incident has emerged. i want to warn our viewers this video is graphic. it appears to start earlier than the video many of us have previously seen. you can see in the video that it looks as though three officers are holding floyd down, not just officer chauvin. cnn has reached out to the minneapolis police department and the floyd family about the video. we have not yet received a response. we will bring that to you when we get one. let's go straight to cnn's sara sidner, live for us in minneapolis. sara, we're learning more about what happened from the charging document. tell us more. >> reporter: look, you had me

former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin is in custody now, being charged with third degree murderaughter for the killing of george floyd. chauvin was the officer who kneeled on the neck of george floyd, a black man, who said he couldn't breathe. floyd was nonresponsive for three minutes before chauvin

today fired police officer derek chauvin had his knee on george floyd's neck is now defendant derek michael chauvin and this is his mug shot after he was arrested today. mike freeman announced the charge today at 1:07 p.m. minneapolis time. >> good afternoon. i'm hennepin county attorney mike freeman. i'm here to announce that former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin is in custody. former minnesota police officer has been charged by the hennepin county sheriff's office with murder and manslaughter. questions? >> yes, what charge of murder? >> he has been charged with third degree murder. we are in the process of continuing to review the evidence there may be subsequent charges later. i failed to share with you detailed complaint will be made available to you this afternoon. i didn't want to wait any longer to share the news that he's in custody. >> what about the other three officers involved? >> the investigation is on going. we felt it appropriate to focus on the most dangerous perpetrator. i must say that this case has moved with extraordinary speed. >> but it was not fast enough

>> i'm here to announce derek chauvin is in custody.chaos, this is not grieving and this is not making a statement that we fully acknowledge needs to be fixed. chris: reaction for minnesota officials to the alleged murder of george floyd by a white policeman this week. it is time for sunday group, former trump national security council spokesman michael, anchor of the daily briefing dana perino and the institute of politics and public service. the country is going through a tough time right now and minorities are going through the toughest time, i want to put up statistics. more than 100,000 people dead from the coronavirus, more than 40 million jobs lost and if you want to get a sense of how that is especially hit minorities in minnesota all them one third of coping cases are african-americans, although there's just 6% of the population of that state and now the george floyd case. is that why we are seeing the violent demonstrations across the country at this moment, as is the perfect storm? >> look, this is probably one of the saddest

derek chauvin was the officer seen kneeling on the neck of derek chauvin.or a short while ago. you have been charged with third—degree murder. we are in the process of reviewing there maybe subsequent charges later. i have failed to share with you a detailed complaint will be made available to the it this afternoon. i didn't want to wait any longer to share the news that he is in custody and has been charged with murder. a short while ago we spoke to dr cornel west, the legendary civil rights leader, from cambridge, massachusetts, and asked him whether the announcement of third degree murder charges against police officer derek chauvin would dampen the protests. the matter really i think peoples concerns cut itiuci'i the matter really i think peoples concerns cut much deeper than that. it's notjust a matter of concerns cut much deeper than that. it's not just a matter of a concerns cut much deeper than that. it's notjust a matter of a charge we want to see accountability in terms of conviction. they want responsibility taken on those of behalf who are killi

demonstrators also rallied outside the e home of former officer derek chauvin. minneapolis mayor jacob frey called on prosecutors to file crimiminal charges agagainst dek chauvin on wednesdayay. >> anything else over the last 36 hours, one on the mental question -- fundamental question. why is the man who killed george floyd not in jail? had done it or i had done it, we would be behind bars right now. and i cannot come up with a a gd answer to that question. and so i am calling on hennepin county attorney mike freeman to act on the evidence before him, calling on him to charge the arresting officer inin this cas. we cannot turn a blind eye. itit is on us as leaders to see this for what it is and call it what it is. george floyd deserves justice. his family deserveves justice. the black community deserves justice. and our c city deserves justiti. amy: "the star tribune" reports derek chauvin has been involved in multiple police shootings in his 19 years on the minneapolis police force and was the subject of a dozen police conduct complaints. in 2008, he shot and i

the fired police officer derek chauvin was charged with third-degree murder, not second-degree murderwhich has a much different penalty, second-degree does. and the big difference has to do with what he intended to do, whether he intended to kill george floyd. i have to say we're putting up the video now and it's hard to see anything other -- anything questionable about his intent when he kept his knee on his neck for 9 minutes, including 3 minutes when he was no longer responsive. but i guess two questions. first of all, are you comfortable with the charge of third-degree murder, which means he didn't intend to kill him, and secondly, how do you respond to the floyd family members, some of which are saying they would like to see you to go the prosecution of this case as a special prosecutor? >> mr. ellison: well, let me say that we are very early in this process, very early. it is not uncommon to amend charges. it is not uncommon to add defendants. the investigation is still going on and it actually is in the middle of the investigation or maybe even the beginning of the middle, so i

eric: that is the accounting attorney office not really not more charges against officer derek chauvin they report he had 17 completes filed against him and he was on the force for 19 years before before george floyd died in his custody, president trump in the last hour said he will designate it as a terrorist organization, what is this thing going forward, michael j moore, he joined just now, let me start with you, what does it mean if the president of the united states designate and this goes through declaring that antifa is a domestic terrorist organization, the president blaming the radical left group for fermenting this violent event at the outset i think it simply means it can be d.o.j. resources and designations put in place that can target them under laws and that we have in the country as it relates to antifa. quite frankly it's more of a smokescreen that we had more discussion about antifa than the incident and self that led to his death, it is about as political move and part of the press. eric: there is a concern, we seen this violence, people being kicked in the head and a

now friends and family are speaking out about the arrest of derek chauvin as we learn new details about floyd's past. according to the owner of this minneapolis nightclub both floyd and chauvin worked security. the owner telling me about floyd's time at the club. >> sweet as pie. very respectful. big smile. >> reporter: floyd's family and friends enduring a nightmare. our affiliate ktsp with floyd's girlfriend as she learned of chauvin's arrest. >> this is a piece of justice. this is the first piece and it needed to -- it needed to be done. >> reporter: floyd's daughter overwhelmed. her mother rose hudson embracing her as she bravely spoke for the family. >> they hurt these girls really, really bad. my daughter had to see her daddy be killed on live tv. >> reporter: their loss felt across the country. floyd's long-time friend former nba player steven jackson and academy award winner jamie foxx appearing together at a rally. >> i'm at the point now where i'm tired of being a bigger person. giving love to every race and not getting it in return. >> we're not afraid to stand. we're not afr

here is is mug shot, 48-year- old derek chauvin. he is now facing charges of third-degree murder and manslaughter. according to the complaint, derek chauvin ignored at least one officer who wanted to roll them onto his side so he could breathe. the three other officers were also fired we are told more charges could be coming, obviously they are still under investigation. >> we have just learned that the pentagon has taken the rare step of putting military police on alert to go to a battle minneapolis. minneapolis has been rocked by violent demonstrations in the nights following floyd's death. tonight is no different. the city ordering a curfew, eight p.m. curfew tonight and through the weekend. but that has not stopped protesters from marching throughout the city and setting cars and buildings on fire. this just some of the video happening in the city right now. right now protesters also vandalizing bus stops and turned on local news outlets too . one reporter and photographer team was pushed out of the area by demonstrators. we wil

>> the charge against derek chauvin is a step in the right direction. more needs to be done. multiple officers on the scene stood by and did nothing or perhaps assisted in subduing george floyd in the inhumane fashion. a full and complete investigation needs to take place and every single officer needs to be held accountable for the murder that unfolded before america. >> what do you make of the delay? the fact this happened on monday and protesters had video. first one piece of video and two pieces of video. then three pieces of video. the county attorney here in hennepin county said there was some evidence that did not support a criminal charge. people we were talking about on the streets said what more do you need? once there was video, there would be justice and now there is ample video. we talked about this over the last few years. there is ample video in the cases. for the people on the streets protesting for the last four nights here and across the country, the way of looking at it is what will help? if there is video and there is not an arrest, what does justice look

now we're seeing murder charges against derek chauvin? >> fair question.e have now been able to put together the evidence that we need. even as late as yesterday afternoon, we didn't have all that we needed. we have now found it and we felt a responsibility to charge this as soon as possible. paul? >> mike, what was the final piece? >> folks, i'm not going to talk specifically about this piece of evident or that piece of evidence. you will see, you all are veterans, i can only talk about what is in the complaint. you will see in the complaint the evidence and put it all together. we needed to have it all. now, let me just quickly say that we have evidence. we have the citizens cameras, video, horrible thing we've seen over and over again. we have the officer's body worn camera. we have statements from some witnesses. we have a preliminary report from the medical examiner. the we have discussions with an expert. all of that has come together so we felt in our professional judgement it was time to charge and we have so done. >> based on the other officers' r

>>> facing charges, former police officer derek chauvin charged with murder. >> please, please, i can't breathe. >> how long prosecutors say he had his knee on george floyd's neck before he became nonresponsive. >>> the twitter fall out this morning. president trump feeling the backlash over his tweet about handling the protests, it's history. >> i've heard that phrase for a long time. i don't know where can came from, where it originated. >> why twitter and facebook handled his comments so differently. >> road to recovery. more states and cities relaxing their coronavirus restrictions, but the new concern this morning. a person who partied at the lake of the ozarks testing positive. did that person attend this crowded pool party? >>> ready for liftoff? it's attempt number two for the first manned space flight to take off from the u.s. in nearly a decade. the tricky forecast for mission managers this morning.

is that george mo floyd and derek chauvin knew each other. i think they knew each other because they work at the same restaurant as security. was there some sort of a relationship between them or did they have some sort of issue with each other? >> that's a very strange occurrence. i am not in any way have any information around if they had a relationship. the restaurant is not a -- >> i just want to interrupt andrea. on cnn earlier we spoke with the owner of that club who said, yes, they both worked there as bouncers, but she didn't think they worked together, that they didn't know each other, that it was a coincidence. that's what the owner told us. an amazing coincidence. finish your thought. >> i have been working for quite sometime. even if you don't necessarily personally have a relationship with people in your workplace, you know who is there, particularly if you are a police officer and a security guard and your main job is to secure the place, you need to know who all is responsible for that security. and so i would suspect that ther

derek chauvin, charged with manslaughter and third degree murder. that's something that came four days after george floyd lost his life so publicly and so tragically. now the big question which local officials are going to be investigating, what charges will the other officers face, many of them are basically just sitting on the sidelines watching this tragedy unfold. that's what they're going to be watching. all of it, dana, is under the department of justice umbrella. this right here, this building is home base for the investigation here in washington with civil rights and also in minnesota. dana. >> david spunt, thank you. meanwhile, president trump is in florida and he just witnessed that spacex rocket launch into space. before he left washington he weighed in on the protestser resulting in minnesota -- erupting in minnesota and elsewhere including at the white house yesterday which went on a brief lockdown. the secret service moved in. >> i want to thank the secret service. they were so professional last night. it was incredible. they were so p

the manslaughter charge against this former officer derek chauvin.ut also the liberty to discuss what van has approached as well. >> yeah. one thing i want to say with respect to van's comment, i agree with him. i have a double burden in my household. i have a black son. my black son, though, has a disability. and my biggest fear is that a police officer approaches my son and he won't understand if he's given a command by a police officer, he won't know how to respond to that because he has a developmental responsibility. those of us who have black sons, whose kids are disabled, our fear is even more heightened. because we know that our kids could be inadvertently shot or killed by police, simply because he did not respond to a command. not because he didn't want to comply. but simply because he didn't have the cognitive ability to comply to a command. so, that burden is particularly heavy for those of us in the disability community. as it relates to the charges, i'm concerned that it took as long as it took. clearly, from what we've witnessed, that

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authorities in minnesota releasing this mug shot of derek chauvin overnight. the former minneapolis police officer is being held on $500,000 bond. while he's already facing a murder charge, some say justice has not yet been served. marcus moore with more tonight. >> reporter: tonight, fired officer derek chauvin is behind bars on $500,000 bond. >> please! please, i can't breathe! >> reporter: police releasing chauvin's mugshot overnight, charging him with third-degree murder and manslaughter in the death of george floyd. >> you're killing me. >> reporter: authorities say for the nearly nine minutes chauvin had his knee on floyd's neck, 2 minute and 53 seconds of it was after floyd became non-responsive. prosecutors also revealing preliminary findings from the medical examiner, saying, the combined effects of mr. floyd being restrained by the police, his underlying health conditions, and any potential intoxicants in his system likely contributed to his death. tonight, an attorney for floyd's family calling for an independent autopsy. >> it is important to note,

but we do want to remind you of the headline, former officer derek chauvin of the minneapolis pd has now been charged with manslaughter and third degree murder. that paperwork is being filed even as we speak. we expect a full readout on it shortly. that's the headline. three other officers remain under investigation. the county attorney says he anticipates charges. we'll go off right now, we'll come back as soon as the president steps out before reporters. in the meantime, i'm lester holt, nbc news, new york. >>> right now on "california live," we've got people who are ready to flip over you. >> hello "california live," welcome. >>> then dial "reno 911" for emergency laughs. >> oh, my god, let it rain on you. >>> plus how to hang ten at home. >> just being creative around the house and doing stuff that i haven't done and ross is revveda beautiful energy he made all by himself. >> if you're in the mood for delicious and healthy snacks but don't have time to bake,

derek chauvin the fired minneapolis police officer seen here pinning floyd by his neck was arrested andith third degree murder and manslaughter. chauvin is one of four officers fired by because of

including derek chauvin there was another police officer, but a couple of those police officers involvedt an example, have a history of using excessive force in the minneapolis police department. and this is just an example of what we see from one police department to the next, with its police officers and the history of using excessive force, history of corruption, and there is no transparency for the community to know about these officers and their tainted past. of transparency, then we would be able to take action to get these police officers removed from the force and prevent things like this from happening. and on this specific case, earlier on on the bbc, reverend jesse jackson called for the three other police officers to be charged, it is — it is certainly a theme that we are hearing on these protest march right across the country right now. —— protest marches right across the country right now. absolutely. they should be charged. a lot of people still don't know that they had a duty according to their policy to intervene in such a case. and it was quite clear that there was a pr

george floyd was murdered by minneapolis police, one of those officers, derek chauvin has been charged with third degree murder and manslaughter. first, what do you think about the initial charges? what does this tell you? is there a possibility down the line to charge up, to increase those charges? >> yes, hi, arthel. last night was a night that broke my heart, but getting

. >> minnesota attorney general telling "fox news sunday", more charges could come for derek chauvin and the three officers still out free. >> we are very early in this process, very early, it is not uncommon to amend charges, it is not uncommon to add defendants. reporter: president trump yesterday said he understood the pain being felt by so many, george floyd's brother says his phone call from the president was not enough. >> he was so bad he did not get an opportunity to speak, i was trying to talk to him but he just kept pushing me off, i don't want to hear what you're talking about. i just told him, i want justice. >> floyd family is asking him to appoint allison the special prosecutor of the case, they do not believe the county attorney has done enough quick enough, they said at this point he is standing behind the process. eric: thank you so much. arthel: people around the world reacted to the death of mr. george floyd in police custody minneapolis thousands gather today in london to protest the killing of mr. floyd who was unarmed in london is not the only place people are p

forward, a lot of the frustration was born now because of something that happened on monday were derek chauvin kneeled on george floyd's neck, he died, many other people, if this had been anyone else, that person would've been put in jail under probable cause, that did not happen. we cannot go back and fix that. i do think right now local leadership needs to figure out a way to get everybody in a room and talk about how they can do things, the government cannot heal a heart, they can do a couple of things, law and order and also figure out a way to weed out just justice, equally for everyone. chris: and then there is escalating value between president trump and the social media giants and that escalated this week with twitter attacking to the presidents tweets, one on the alleged corruption of mail-in voting in the other one when the looting starts, the shooting starts, here's the president responding to that. >> the choices that twitter makes and chooses to suppress in a shadow are editorial decisions. and simple. >> what do you think of the president's decision to regulate and to limit twitt

george floyd was murdered by minneapolis police, one of those officers, derek chauvin has been charged with third degree murder and manslaughter. first, what do you think about the initial charges? what does this tell you? is there a possibility down the line to charge up, to increase those charges? >> yes, hi, arthel. last night was a night that broke my heart, but getting back to what you have asked here, i think that the d.a. out the there, mike freeman did his city is disservice by waiting this long to charge chauvin with any kind of a crime. and the rationale behind that, arthel, they had a videotape. that videotape was very clear showing that this police officer had his knee on the back of this man's neck. this man is glued to that pavement, but he's calling out, saying that he couldn't breathe. calling out for help. and the police officer was just continued to keep his knee on the back of this man's neck. also, there were other police officers holding this man down. there should have been charges right away and it may very well have averted a lot of what we've seen in the last s

now that derek chauvin has been arrested and charged, do you think there will be charges against the others because they were there and standing by and didn't intervene? >> i do believe there should be charges against the officers. they are individually sworn to protect the public. and when an officer stands idly by and watch a murder occur or police brutality occur, then they become complicit in that particular act. in this situation, these officers stood by while watching this interaction with the officer shoving his knee in his neck cutting off his airway. they watched it happen. but they are complacent. they are complicit with an action and they should be charged. not only do they have to handle justice for mr. floyd, but also send a message to all the other officers that when you see something happening, do something about it. don't stand idly by and get rid of that blue code silence and protect and serve the people that you are created to do. >> dana: can i ask you about any recent updates in training for the police that have to deal with these types of lawless protests and the

. >> bill, the former police officer known as derek chauvin is now in police custody. this is the same officer seen on the video pinning george floyd to the ground on memorial day resulting in george floyd's death. this comes as courtesy of commissioner of public safety just a short while ago. now he says despite evidence with footage of the moment of floyd's actual death, he has no information as of yet what specific charges that he is facing. fox news with a new video reported by nbc news that captures the moment he was detained by the minneapolis police. it appears to show multiple officers on the scene. now the shots captured from across the street where floyd was pinned down by then officer chauvin. the other officers thomas lane, jay alexander, all three have also been terminated. we have also learned that chauvin and sell multiple complaints on the record. chauvin even receiving discipline twice. president trump has called forth the national guard and directed the attorney general to investigate the events surrounding floyd's death. bill barr released a statemen

. >> bill there is some satisfaction with the arrest of derek chauvin but some resentment as well because it took full 4k -- four days. the demonstrators and the charges. also, different scene with hennepin county attorney mike freeman suggesting that the possibility remains open and other officers on the scene will be arrested in the future. >> we felt that it was appropriate to focus on the most dangerous perpetrator. the officers are under investigation. i anticipate charges, but i am not going to get into that. >> what we witnessed last night was that dramatic scene of an entire police precinct, third precinct being a retreat under pressure from the angry mob. they held him at bay for a time and shortly before 10:00 they mounted up in the parking lot to the website of the third precinct and left mass. some officers on foot, all the vehicles gone and it was soon anarchy, if you will. the mob took over. what followed was rioting, looting, vandalism, and evaded. something from tim walz from minnesota declared was not something he was happy with as far as the operations of the security fo

derek chauvin didn't commit this killing on his own. all four of them played a role. only did they not render aid, but they prevented from others to do so too. they ignored george's plea for help that he needed air. knowing there was a problem, they heard observers saying they noticed george was nonresponsive. and they urged them to check his pulse. what did they do? nothing. so all four of them are responsible. if one had intervened, george would be alive today. >> yodit tewolde, i look forward to seeing you again. thank you. >>> a new article finds trump finds himself playing campaign defense with core elements of his base. elements of his base it kills weeds, prevents crabgrass and feeds so grass can thrive, guaranteed. our backyard is back. this is a scotts yard. and the brand-new iphone se you rule. now, at metro, get the iphone se for less than a hundred bucks when you switch. get the latest iphone at an incredible price at metro: the number one brand in prepaid. yoo-hoo, progressive shoppers. we laughed with you. sprinkles are for winners. we surprised you. on

that's derek chauvin. protesters are demanding that the other officers, three others there involved will face charges also. >> we have to remember that this is not just about floyd at the end of the day, george floyd. this anger has been simmering following several weeks of incidents including the death of ahmaud arbery and breonna taylor and that doesn't even begin to name all of the others. eric gardner, trayvon martin. >> this is atlanta. a bit of the outrage expressed across the country. this is right outside of cnn world headquarters. vandalizing the cnn building. police car on fire. cnn's natasha

you asked me a question on the air and as to whether there was potential that derek chauvin and george floyd had known each other in the past. there is a report coming out on the local abc affiliate that they were at the same nightclub and had an overlapping shifts for as long as a year. so there is the possibility that the officer and george floyd knew each other. no indication that they worked with each other. they could have been overlapping ships and made contact with each other in a bar in the third precinct, dana. >> dana: all right, thank you for that update, mike. we appreciate it. we are waiting for president trump who is getting ready to give a news conference. no doubt, he will make some comments about this and other situations as well including china. gary mcnamara, can i go back to you for a moment to talk about what tyrus is suggesting witches if one of those bystanders had just may be suggested, back off of him and understand the situation. is that something you encourage in your own police department? >> well, he is absolutely spot on, not only encouraged by law. when t

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eric: arthel, the case against former police officer derek chauvin now winds through the legal system. what comes next. joining us is former assistant attorney general, bob driscoll. we understand that the attorney general, bill barr, will likely have a statement later on this afternoon, meetings at the department of justice, your former employer in the area that you dealt with, civil rights. what will they be looking at? could there be a federal case against the officers? >> for sure. i mean, there are -- the state will handle the murder charge like we've seen has been charged, the third degree murder. the federal government will look at basically two charges. conspiracy to violate civil rights or denial of civil rights under color of law by the officer. and they can chart other criminal statutes that the civil rights division with charge which carry pretty hefty penalties and the federal government will make a decision, they won't do that until after the state process is far down the line. the feds like to defer to the states where they can. the state charges might be easier to prov