and, the trial of derek shoaf and, the white former police officer accused of murdering him. ——ollow proceedings there. details of the trial. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @ ben m boulos. see you soon. hello there. temperatures have been coming down day by day and it's going to stay chilly now into the easter period but with high pressure nearby, we should see quite a bit of sunshine around, though it'll be cold with overnight frost so gardeners and growers, beware. and then as we head on into easter monday, a significant cold, arctic blast will bring us a mixture of sunshine and also wintry showers. so for good friday, we've got high pressure building in, some slightly cooler air around it, and it will be breezier across northern and eastern areas. here's where we'll see most of the cloud — northern—eastern scotland, eastern england, maybe the odd light shower around through the morning. through the day, it looks like eastern air in parts of england will stay rather cloudy and breezy and cool. further west, the best of the sunshine, and it's here from northern ireland down

the defendant derek shoaf in was fired from the minneapolis police department last year after floyd died in his custody video of the incident shows shows in holding floyd down with his need for more than 9 minutes resulting protest against police brutality and racial injustice or some of the most intense and widespread in the united states has seen in decades the case hinges on cause of death prosecutors say it was homicide and if turned to expert witnesses to back up that claim show lawyer says drugs heart issues and other factors led to floyd's death for their multiple. multiple entities. together and into each. and taking away from a different part. of. the. oxygen to use. during cross-examination the prosecutor was able to poke some holes in the defense experts claims do you feel that mr floyd should have been given. immediate emergency attention to try to reverse the cardiac arrest as a physician i would agree. george floyd's death is symbolic of police tactics across the us that disproportionately impact black minority and poor communities a guilty verdict would be one of the few i

police officer accused of murdering george floyd the minneapolis police chief has testified that derek shoaf and violated department policy by new link on floyd's neck the police chief said sjogren's actions were counter to his training and that he also failed to give 1st aid before an ambulance arrives that situation because derek chauvin is facing charges of 2nd degree murder you see here on the right not after a video of floyd's death set off protests against racial injustice and police brutality comes but but let's take a listen now to part of the police chief's testimony when mr floyd was no longer responsive and even motionless to continue to apply. that level of force. to a person. handcuffed behind their back. that that is no way shape or form is anything that. is by policy it is not her training and it is certainly not part of our ethics or of ours and we're joined now by our washington correspondent stephanie simons who has been a following of this trial for us welcome back we just heard there from the minneapolis police chief what is the significance of his testimony. well used th

local officials and residents alike fear more violence when the jury in the derek shoaf and murder of trial which is a verdict. mike tobin was there then, he's back now to show us a side of the story live from annapolis. good evening, mike. >> good evening shannon. today the trial included testimony from derek's immediate supervisor, from paramedics who arrived at the scene of george floyd's death last may. there was emotional testimony from george floyd 'his girlfriend. away from the corners, minneapolis minneapolis mayor jacob frey had a threat for anyone who may want to come here to riot. minneapolis mayor jacob frey put out a warning for would-be rioters. even though security forces stood down last may, he said this time destruction won't be tolerated, people coming from out of town to cause uproar and hurt people will be arrested. he also made the claim that white super mrs. groups contributed to the chaos. >> there were a number of individuals on the ground that were from texas, in some cases associated with the bulk of the boys, a known white super mrs. group that were substant

you, starting with this, a former medical examiner is facing investigation after testifying in shoaf derek who died in police custody when fowler was the state's chief medical examiner. >>> california may lose a congressional seat for the first time in history. it comes as the census is expected to report a decline in the state's population when its data comes out. california's population growth dropped .06%, the lowest since at least 1900. if that is the case the golden state would drop from 53 to 52. meanwhile, texas, florida, arizona could gain house seats because their population are growing. now this, jeff burton gets his first xfinity series win in talladega yesterday. >> there is no sunshine. we have lost the entire track. jeff burton, first career win comes at talladega superspeedway. >> i don't think he knows yet. will: pete was here for that. it was called for weather. burton was at the front of the pack. reporter: pete: i don't know how it ended. they declared him the winner because he was in front. will: natalie deck kerr came in 24th place. drivers return to the talladega for

derek chauvin was found guilty on three counts. no, no, no, and i think we talked about this two weeks ago, steph. it wasn't just shoafcountry. for some it was america in general. so many people had lost faith in this idea that people can be treated fairly and equally in a courtroom and then to see a 45-year-old former deputy hauled off in handcuffs for murdering an unarmed black man for allegedly passing a counterfeit $20 bill, it restored -- it restored a faith that had been lost by so many for so long. i think it's very difficult to understate how far tuesday's verdict went for a lot of folks. not just george floyd's family. >> you know, the jury only deliberated for 10 and a half hours. we all saw that video. nine minutes of derek chauvin on george floyd's neck. despite that, were you surprised by the verdict. were other people you spoke to on the ground surprised? virtually everyone. ben crump, the attorney for the floyd family. everyone was surprised by the speed with which the verdict came down. also, keep in mind, steph, this was a jury. they didn't ask any questions of judge cahill. they asked for no clarific