elijah, one. and for ever in a triumpaant tone, sheneen mcclain celebrate her son. legacy following the latest and final hearing of a first responder in this case, the only closure. it brings me that it's the roar fire paramedic jeremy cooper will serve 4 years probation and 14 months work release along with 100 hours. community service 3 year or police officers stood trial in connection with mcclain's death to are acquitted in one found guilty on 2 counts. another medic peter cooney act was also convicted on charges related claims death. colorado attorney general phil weiser commented on friday sentencing saying in part with this sentence, we now have accountability for another defendant who failed to act the way the law requires. and we have a measure of justice for elijah mcclain, his family and loved ones. true justice, however, would be having elijah live today. his death was an unnecessary tragedy. she mclean commented on cooper after his sentencing ray turning the and forever. he will always be >> it don't matter what he does. it doesn't matter what anybody el

so, i will continue to say, meditate and pray for divine justice for my son, elijah mcclain. from my heart to my hands, long live elijah mcclain always and forever. >> whit: another emotional day in the courtroom. three of the five first responders have been convicted. janai? >> janai: extremely emotional to see that. >>> well, now to king charles returning to some of his public duties while undergoing cancer treatment. abc's lama hasan is at buckingham palace with the latest. good morning, lama. >> reporter: yeah, good morning to you, janai. this does feel like good news, and it is a positive sign, and as you said, the king is still undergoing treatment for cancer, but doctors now feel confident enough for the king to be able to carry out some public royal duties. this morning, the return of the king with a new photo marking the one-year anniversary of his coronation showing a beaming king and queen taken in the gardens of buckingham palace on april 10th. >> i think this is a really welcome moment for him, so now for the king to be able to be out there again, to be visible,

illinois and new york were also involved in this trip in colorado, a former paramedic who injected elijah mcclain with a powerful sedative has been sentenced to four years probation. >> jeremy cooper had faced up to three years in prison after being found guilty of criminally negligent homicide. during the trial last year. authorities say he administered a dose of ketamine to mcclain after he was restrained by police back in 2019. the other paramedic was sentenced to time in prison. cooper spoke in court before the sentencing as if he were speaking directly to mcclain. >> i wish i wasn't standing here talking up to you because that would mean you were here. there's so much i want to say to you. first, i want you to know how sorry i am that i couldn't save you. >> the judge said evidence showed cooper did not purposefully give mcclain a ketamine overdose, rejecting claims by prosecutors that the paramedic had acted with indifference. >> police in phoenix are participating in a training program that teaches them how to properly respond to calls involving people with autism, as steve nielsen reports

the former paramedic who injected elijah mcclain with ketamine before his death was sentenced to probations afternoon. jeremy cooper faced up to three years in prison after being convicted of homicide for maclean's death in 2019. the 23-year-old mclean was walking home when he was stopped and detained by three aurora, colorado, police officers. america's top diplomat, secretary of state antony blinken, met with chinese president xi jinping and other top officials in beijing today. blinken raised concerns that china is helping russia to produce tanks, armored vehicles, and weapons for its war in ukraine. cbs's nancy cordes is at the white house. nancy, what's the bottom line? >> reporter: the bottom line, margaret, is that secretary blinken issued a warning in china today. he said that if china does not stop providing russia with weapons components, that the u.s. is going to do something about it. and he suggested that the u.s. might be prepared to impose new sanctions on china if it continues to sell russia microelectronics and machine tools that are being used to build munitions for use i

i'm reminded of the interaction with elijah mcclain some years ago. to accept police accounts and rationalize their behavior when you find that the most vulnerable among the minority group is unnecessarily targeted and too often killed at the hands of police. >> yeah. i think you put that with humanity in perspective. again, we report on these items so people have the facts. and again, i began with some claims that are not supported that somehow a reform agenda is making police pull back. both in fatalities, lethal force, and fatalities in areas without lethal force, quote/unquote, there's no pullback. i want to thank mark claxton as well as the a.p. and we'll be right back. when you have chronic kidney disease, there are places you'd like to be. like here. and here. not so much here. farxiga reduces the risk of kidney failure which can lead to dialysis. ♪ far-xi-ga ♪ ♪♪ farxiga can cause serious side effects, including ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration, urinary tract or genital yeast infections and low blood sugar. a rare, life-threatening

the death of elijah mcclain in colorado. people may be familiar with two paramedics there were convicted in his death for administering ketamine. that got the attention of people in the ems field. so there are reformers now, people like eric yeager in new hampshire, who's a paramedic educator, and he's training paramedics in his state and also speaking to national groups about the need for more caution and precision and monitoring these patients and not just using sedatives in every situation. >> yes, certainly a lot more scrutiny on this widespread practice here. really important reporting. we appreciate you coming on to share more about it. carla k johnson with the associated press. thank you. >> thanks for having me. >> all right. former president trump back in a manhattan courtroom today after being slapped with a $9,000 fine for violating a gag order. >> fox's connor hansen has more now on the criminal proceedings in the hush money case against the former president. court proceedings resumed for the week, with judge jua

we'll show you how he addressed elijah mcclain in court as if he were still alive.tories and a lot more coming up tonight at seven on west coast rap. and of course, that's followed by the ktvu, fox two news at 730 with heather holmes. >> all right, alex, we'll see you soon. thank you. and a nationally acclaimed barbecue restaurant in oakland is finally reopen the new permanent location following a devastati fire explained. they scrambled to gather help and brought a resource fair right to the encampment. >> after the third death at the san jose homeless encampment, advocates wanted to do something. >> i had asked the people of the camp if they wanted to have a memorial, or if they wanted to have a resource fair to hopefully address the needs. and for people to stop dying at this camp, they said. a resource fair for the homeless asked for specific things like mental health help and narcan training, and they wanted them as soon as possible. >> they called it an emergency. >> yeah, mostly due to fentanyl and, now this new, you know, this new drug that's kind of come in