that was police officer derek chopin, who knelt on the neck of george floyd, ultimately killing him. in this case, kim potter stood, was almost impassive. simply lowered her head when each of those verdicts was read . she now has been taken immediately into custody and is already at a prison here in the state of minnesota. now that you can, is health agency has found the on the con very and as milder than the delta strain, early daughter suggest it's up to 70 percent less likely to call cause hospital admissions. the study found that protection from a booster shot begins to drop off to 10 weeks, although it's still likely to protect against severe disease. the government says the findings are encouraging but urged caution. we do know, we don't call that he does spread a lot more quickly, a lot, one, factious than delta. so any advantage gained from reduce risk of hospitalization needs to be set against that. and we know, for example, if, if a much smaller percentage of people are at the risk of hospitalization is a smaller percentage of a much larger number that could be still signif

that was police officer derek chopin, who knelt on the neck of george floyd ultimately killing him. in this case, kim potter stood, was almost impassive. simply lowered her head when each of those verdicts was read, the maximum charge for the 1st degree, manslaughter is 15 years. that's the maximum sentence that she could get and 10 years for the 2nd degree. but there are state guidelines that recommend substantially lesser and to complicate things even further here in minnesota, if it's just one act that you have committed, even if there's more than one sentence generally, you're only sentence on the higher of those crimes. but in any case, because there are mandatory minimums and says she is almost certain to spend years in prison. we'll find out all of that on february 18th. that's when her sentencing is set for. and i should mention that outside of the court yesterday was the family of john k. right. but also there were several people there listening to the verdict from his family, and they burst into cheers. when the guilty verdicts were called out, will call for systemic chang