time they held firm propelling barnes onslaught as the champions of your attacker after attacker eric maxine was the man foil this time. he did grab his usual goal for minutes into injury time as he pulled. alexander fox there are to make it 36 league rules for the season an inch closer to go rulers record but it came too late we're going to turn things around and. they must wait a little bit longer to celebrate the 9th street title but the day belonged to millions they celebrated as if they'd already avoided the drop coach bill spence and will be delighted to have built their really good should rivals a huge psychological blow. also on saturday doughton being vols spoke to nail to keep their champions league alive thanks to a pair of goals from ending holland a major blunder by reed lovebox who fed the ball straight to holland and he had no 2nd to the taishan to open the scoring it was the young norwegians 24th goal of the season and with dot long to a man down in the 2nd half holland netted is 25th the 2nd most in the league there's no stopping him as he barreled forward with only the keep

just 6 minutes in they were right on track eric maxine reacting sharply to the ball after thomas miller's effort was saved one nil to the hosts. and with 12 minutes on the clock goes you a kidney canada shot into the bottom corner to double the lead and by and were cruising. flick was in such a good mood he even celebrated with by and sporting director has and sadly homage to suppose it nemesis within the club. late accusing did give brian cause for concern in the 2nd half and he may marry tested manuel neuer with a shot from range. and then edmund tops about fired over from a few yards outs occupy and weathered the storm to claim victory they now need just one win from their remaining 4 games to retain the been listening to title and good flick the perfect sendoff. you're watching t.v. news here's a reminder of all top stories for minneapolis police officer david cho bit has been found guilty of 2nd degree murder and manslaughter in the death of george ford's children is expected to be sentenced in a pleads. that's it from me and it is teaming up today don't go away though up next made i

just 6 minutes in they were right on track eric maxine seeing reacting sharply to. after thomas miller's effort was saved one nil to the hosts. and with 12 minutes on the clock the r.c. wrecked kimmie canada shot into the bottom corner to double the lead and by and were cruising. flick was in such a good mood he even celebrated with by and sporting director has unsightly homage to supposedly emesis within the club. lead it isn't didn't give brian cause for concern in the 2nd half and he may marry tested manual noir with a shot from range. and then edmund taps about fired over from a few yards out. but by and weathered the storm to claim victory they now need just one win from their remaining 4 games to retain the bundesliga title and give flick the perfect send off. second place live sick had a rough night at cologne a team fighting to get out of the relocations of cologne broke the deadlock early in the 2nd half when corruption except headed the hose in from the lead didn't last long as a shot from armor to haidara levelled the score close to the arma just a minute

half but this time they held firm repelling by onslaught as the champions attacker after at soccer eric maxine was the man foil this time. he did his usual goal 4 minutes into injury time as he posts on alexander. to make it 36 league goals for the season an inch closer to record but it came too late for byron to turn things around and. they must wait a little bit longer to celebrate a 9th straight title but the day belonged to meit's they celebrated as if they'd already avoided the drop coachable stenson will be delighted to have dealt their relegation rivals a huge psychological blow. you're watching news. as a reminder of our top story india's hospitals are crumbling under the sheer weight of krona virus patients oxygen is in short supply in the situation could yet worsen as the country has just recorded another daily record for new infections. stay with us up next the chinese city famous for one of the world's most exclusive liquors that's in stories the week in reports i'm michael okun for me in the entire new scene here in berlin thanks for joining us we'll be back with more news at the

eric: congressman maxine waters urging them to, quote, stay in the streets, demand justice in the recentesswoman also getting some criticism for encouraging protestors to, quote, become more confrontation if police officer, former officer derek chauvin, the officer who was on trial for killing george floyd, well, if he's found not guilty. the comments came on the seventh night of protests there. protesting the shooting death of police by duante wright. arthel: major pushback from participants and staff members of three elite private schools in new york city. it's all tied to a curriculum on race and politics. let's go to alex hogan now. live at this. more now in new york. what do you have to say about this, alex, what's your reporting on this? >> hi, arthel, so we are seeing pushback as you mentioned controversy surrounding these 3 prominent new york city private schools that rarely one of them, a parent writing 1700 word letter to 600 families at the school and her says that obsession with race needs to stop after 7 years of sending his daughter to the 254,000 per year school, he says h

courtroom after eric nelson mentioned a congresswoman -- he didn't even name her at the time, he said a congresswoman came and in his words threatened violence. people defending maxine waters say she was just calling for people to become more engaged and continue protesting. listen to what the judge said in reaction to eric nelson's request for a mistrial. >> i will give you maxine waters' comment may have given you something on appeal to overturn this. but this goes back to what i have said from the beginning. i wish the elected officials would stop talking about this case, especially in a manner that is disrespectful to the rule of law and judicial branch and our function. >> just to be clear what she said, she was in brooklyn center on a bull horn saying, i couldn't sleep. i have been staying up all night because mr. wright didn't deserve to die. and then when asked about a not guilty verdict, she said we've got to stay on the street, more active and we've got to get more confrontational and we've got to make sure they know we mean business. of course, speaker pelosi is defending those comments saying she's someone who came from the civil rights movement. it was

maxine waters. here is what defense attorney eric nelson said. >> a congressperson was making what i interpreted to be and what i think would be reasonably threats against the sanctity of the process and threatening and intimidating and demanding if there is not a guilty verdict there would be further problems. >> okay, we although that's a reach. like i said, the judge denied the motion. he said it could give the defense grounds to appeal. >> congresswoman waters may give you something of appeals. i wish elected officials would stop talking about this case especially in the manner that's disrespectful to the rules of law. congresswoman's opinion does not matter a whole lot. anyway, motion for mistrial is denied. >> this is a moment when everybody's words matter especially the words of our leaders. i want you to hear what congresswoman waters said. >> i am very hopeful and i hope that we are going to get a verdict that's guilty, guilty, if we don't, we can't go away. >> not just man slaughter, right? >> no, not man slaughter. >> this is guilty. murder. i don't know whether it is in the first-degree

. >> neil: yeah, eric nelson the defense lawyer mentioned that maxine waterscomments, that it -- even the judge agreed it might make the trial one that could be overturned. your thoughts on that. just curious. >> here's the difference. i think if the jury was out four days and they asked a lot of questions and you could therefore make a record that they were making a discriminating appraisal of the evidence and got to the end, you could make a good argument that they tuned out the noise and focused on the evidence and the judge's instructions. whereas they have been out less than a day. so far as we know there were no notes and you know, you have this explosive atmosphere where the lawyer is saying he can't get a fair trial and he's been saying he can't get a fair trial since the beginning, a quick verdict lends more support to that. that doesn't mean they'll win on appeal but a quick verdict lends more support to that argument than if the jury had, you know, made a record strongly that they were making a discriminating appraisal of the evidence. >> neil: you can stick around, andy. t

maxine waters. here's what defense attorney, eric nelson, said. >> an elected official, united states congressperson, was making what i interpreted to be, or i think are reasonably interpreted to be, threats against the sanctity of the jury process. threatening and intimidating the jury. demanding that, if there's not a guilty verdict, that there would be further -- further -- further problems. >> okay. we all know that's reach, right? but listen, like i said, the judge denied the motion. but he said it could give defense -- the defense grounds to appeal. >> i will give you that congresswoman waters may have given you something on appeal. that may result in this whole trial being overturned. i wish elected officials would stop talking about this case. especially, in a manner that is disrespectful to the rule of law and to the judicial branch and our function. a congresswoman's opinion, really, doesn't matter a whole lot. anyway, so, motion is denied. >> listen. this is a moment when everybody's words matter. especially, the -- the words of our leaders. so, i want you to hear what congresswoman water

would like to come to you on this and just a reminder, we heard this week eric nelson moving the judge for a mistrial because maxinesanctity of the process. it could be witness intimidation to which they replied call for "i will give you that, you just provided a reason for appeal for this trial to be overturned." what is the difference now when we have the president weighing in? >> you are exactly right and we heard him go want to caution officials and say, i urge you not to weigh in just hours before the president himself weighs in. i'm glad he waited until the jury was sequestered, but the country is such a tinderbox, so much hurt, so much pain, and it's the role of the president of united states. i like he called the family of george floyd. president trump did too. but i think he should have reserved comments and said he is praying for the family as we all are. >> emily: your thoughts? >> again, what he is saying and the messages he is sending to not only those in minneapolis is, if this verdict doesn't go the way it should come of the right way because he sees the evidence being overwhelming. you have rioting,

eric. tonight. some republicans are now speaking out against los angeles, congresswoman maxine waters. >> after her remarks to a group of protesters in minneapolis over the weekend where waters was heard encouraging demonstrators to stay on the streets to get, quote, more confrontational if there is not a guilty verdict in the derek chauvin trial. >> i think if they want to give their opinions. they should do so in a respectful and in a manner that is consistent with their oath to the constitution to respect a coequal branch of government. their failure to do so i think is important, but i don't think it is prejudiced as with additional material that would prejudice history. they have been told not to watch the news. i trust they are following those instructions. >> the judge said a mistrial is out of the question. but clearly he was not happy with what waters did and mention her by name later, he says it could be used in an appeal later after a verdict is reached. turning us now to break down all of this our legal analyst and criminal defense attorney paula canny. paula. >> thanks for joining us t

. >> the defense attorney eric nelson also argued potential prosecutorial misconduct and claimed comments by democratic congresswoman maxine waters of california intimidated the jury. what was your reaction to that point nelson was making? >> well, to that point, it's obvious that he's grasping at any potential element for appeal that he has. you know, maxine waters is a congresswoman. she's entitled to her first amendment right also. her comments that were made, there is no evidence that anybody on the jury heard them or that they had any effect. so eric nelson's argument really is a hollow one. it's like poking holes in water. without anybody knowing whether the jury heard those comments or whether they have any effect on them or will have an effect on them, i think, is fool's gold. there's no evidence of that. and the judge, quite frankly, he didn't ask the jury when he had the opportunity this morning had anybody listened to the news. so i think there's no issue on appeal now. i think it's gone. >> he instructed them at the beginning of this trial not to listen to the news even though they weren't sequestered. now they

because the remarks by maxine waters came up just before the jury began deliberations. defense attorney ericson told the judge the remarks threaten the sanctity of the jury. and peter cahill even said that she may have given the defense something to appeal. [crowd chanting] >> tensions were already soaring in minnesota suburb where police shooting killed daunte wright last week. and then maxine waters showed up. >> critics say that waters stoke the embers of what was already a tinderbox. saying she is "nonviolent and was talking about confronting the justice system. >> we have to let people know that -- >> bret: will interrupt this to bring you back live to st. paul where the press conference is just starting. that's the governor of minnesota, let's listen in. >> we are here this week because of that act, plain and simple at the end point where we watched a man's humanity be taken and then his life be taken. last may and june, we watch the pain, anger, heartbreak pour out into her streets here, across the country and throughout the world. the civil unrest to that a minnesota left 1,000 busin

for science correspondent eric williams is also thinking about the future here he is with a question on the future of m.r. in a technology. we came up with maxine for a covert and under a year what do developments like that mean for the future of health care. could 19 has sparked advances in a really wide range of fields but i want to focus on one advance in particular that experts say will change health care in fundamental ways and that's messenger r.n.a. technology in cells and more and a is the molecule that allows information from the archive of the genome to be turned into into the physical metabolic reality of proteins and controlling and tailoring proteins is a tool of incredible power the scientists have been trying for decades to harness the m. oron a information system to fight a huge range of diseases then the pandemic hit and all that hard work ended up turbocharging the development and the launch of the m r n a vaccines now in use the 1st ever to be approved that's released the floodgates i think and we can expect more vaccines based on the platform to hit the market in the next couple of years including highly individualized vacci

conclusion of closing arguments, defense lawyer eric nelson filed a motion for a mistrial, claiming that recent comments made by democratic congresswoman maxines could be construed as a threat against the jury. ring a recent protest in brooklyn center minnesota over the police killing of daunte wright, waters said protesters should get more "confrontational" if chauvin is not found guilty. judge peter cahill refused to grant a mistrial but said the comment could lead to the verdict being overturned on appeal. to talk more about the derek chauvin trial, we are joined by two guests. in st. paul, minnesota, john thompson with us, a newly elected member of the minnesota house of representatives. he is a longtime community activist. in 2016, police killed his friend philando castile during a traffic stop in a suburb of st. paul. nekima leevy-armstrong is a minneapolis-based civil rights attorney, activist, and executive director of wayfinder foundation. leevy-armstrong previously served as president of the minneapolis naacp and a law professor at the university of st. thomas. we welcome you to democracy now! assess the closing arguments. what did

maxine waters. the democratic lawmaker urging demonstrators to keep fighting until police reform becomes a reality. welcome to "fox news live." i'm arthel neville. hi, eric everyone. thank you for joining us, i'm eric shawn. congresswoman waters also weighed in on the trial of former police officer derek chauvin in nearby minneapolis saying if he is acquitted in the murder of george floyd, she said protesters will still need to make their voices heard. >> we're not going to be satisfied unless we get justice in this case. stay on the streets as we've got to get more active, we've got to be more confrontational, you've got to make sure that they know -- [inaudible] eric: that was last night on the seventh night of the protests there. mike tobin reporting live from brooklyn center, minnesota. mike? >> reporter: and, eric, some of what representative waters said is that the political right is racist, that the young people need to stay in the street and get more confrontational. in light of the clashes with police, the looting, the vandalism, republicans were quick to react. >> just the hypocrisy and the dangerous rhetoric that she's spewing. it's not helpfu

maxine waters. >> emily: all defense attorneys for those officers removed to have the trial be brought out of hennepin county and they argue that media attention came to the jury pool in addition to eric calls to mind the 2015 trial after the boston marathon bombing where the judge there said, we are dealing with the biggest jury pool in the country and if we can't find it unbiased juror, we can't anywhere. it goes to what you said. >> i'm sure the attorneys for the other officers for aiding and abetting are looking at the arguments that eric nelson made. the decision to announce the city settlement amid this trial and the jury selection pool, ended up at the removal of two jurors because they have seen that settlement. the tragic, tragic killing of daunte wright and the fact that some current members who were sitting there lived in the area and if they want sequestered -- we passed as a precedent and it will be used, but also to articulate whatever brilliant colleague andy mccarthy said in a piece this morning, look, joe biden's comments, he should have known better. he was the head of the committee, he's an attorney and he should know that just because a jury is sequestered doesn't