taylor and now george boyd has a very real possibility that. the people may not get justice that the family of george boyd may not get justice and therefore the community could turn apoplectic as a result of that this is a cumulative impact that we have to come to grips with in the united states of america and a community of people specifically african-americans who are absolutely traumatized by a having to witness modern day lynching and then be not see the perpetrators of these lynchings held accountable so again. for a pill you're in the justices what about anticipating unrest we saw some locals board up their properties ahead of the trial we did see violence actually when the georgia incident took place originally do you think that will turn out to be a wise move. you know i don't i really don't want to speculate on what could or herb may not happen i mean i will say that i absolutely feel that it is warranted in justified for these community especially business owners to be as prepared as possible right i mean it's just like preparing for

george boyd and ultimately killed killed him again. which began a summer protest commences and civil rights attorney robert particular joins us to discuss did not want to miss this one for the state to watch. tactics that can be used to get innocent people to confess to crimes they didn't commit i don't even think people in the us really get that the police are allowed to lie to you the person who falsely fast actually came to believe the lie that they were told about their own behavior. confession the stake in the case is closed and nobody really can tell the difference between. someone that is. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation units. are you going the right way or are you being led so. what is true what's his face. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the debt. or a mate in the shallowest. black lives matter the chant heard round the world sparking one of the largest racial uprising in history began with the police killing of an unarmed black m

and calls for justice to minneapolis where once again this time again and again for george boyd just hours from now the trial for the white officer charged in his death gets underway plus the u.s. is the country hardest hit by coded 19 we'll take a look at the response there where 2000000 people a day are now being taxed in the. oh i'm sorry martin good to have you with us the search is on for survivors after a series of powerful explosions in equitorial guinea at least 20 people were killed hundreds more have been injured the blasts tore apart tamil. terry based in the country's most populous city. residential areas near the base were obliterated trapping people under the rubble the country's foreign minister has called for international assistance in dealing with the disaster. panic confusion and flight and the city of the largest getting. shock over the disaster that struck in their midst. we don't know we don't know what caused this. we don't know what happened there was a fire. according to the government dynamite exploded in the city's military barracks setting off a series of

just hours from now the trial for the white officer charged in george boyd's death gets underway a racially charged case reignites the nation national debate over protections for police who kill. fellow i'm terry martin good to have you with us the search for survivors after a powerful series of earthquakes explosions rather an editorial guinea is underway at least 20 people were killed hundreds more have been injured the blasts tore apart a military base in the country's most populous city by president. areas near the base were also a bullet are rated trapping people under rubble the country's foreign minister has called for international assistance in dealing with the disaster. panic confusion and flight and the city of the largest getting residents are in shock over the disaster that struck in their midst. we don't know we don't know what caused this. we don't know what happened really know there was a fire and. according to the government dynamite exploded in the city's military barracks setting off a series of blasts that left few buildings and bata undamaged. regarding . the situation

george boyd was not accused of a violent felony. he was not fleeing police.posed no violent threat to anyone. in fact, if anyone owes out of control at that scene from it was the police officers who from the beginning of the matter gave mr floyd no chance to defend himself and used a bodily force of four men against george floyd. —— george floyd. so the usual narrative of how victims are portrayed does not fit with this case. you talk about the usual narrative, but in terms of the normal usual outlining of the trial and the opening day, has that followed a pattern that you were expecting as well? yes. i think the opening statement by the government was very clear, the money line from this morning was he did not let up, and he did not get up. and thatis up, and he did not get up. and that is going to be the line that is going to be the line that people remember from that is going to be the line that people rememberfrom how the states characterises the unreasonableness of derek chauvin�*s behaviour. on the other hand, derek chauvin�*s attorney argues that georg

be very careful here what the prosecution is going to show is that children was not alone that george boyd was unarmed that there were 3 other officers on the scene and that the claim that this one person poles that much of a threat to justify the use of force continuously for nearly 2 minutes is a horrid crime to make i think so the protests to be very careful there ok thank you so much will be crossing back to you thanks ronald sullivan for speaking to us from massachusetts. thank you. for move to other news now in the container set that's blocked the suez canal for nearly a week is moving again the 400 meter long ever given had been weds across the canal since tuesday the blockade has disrupted the global supply chains and hundreds of cargo ships and oil tankers have been delayed alexy o'brien reports. finally on the move the ever given being told to down the so was canal after being stuck for almost a week. the celebrations began before dawn as the mess of container ship was 1st partially refloated the. a despite an international rescue effort the vessel had been waged across the water

murder trial of minnesota police officer derrick shopping the man who held his knee on the neck of george boyd and told he died begins today jury selection has been delayed due to a dispute about whether the case can move forward as the judge reconsiders a request to add a 3rd degree murder charge the case is a ball being in real time but for starters there's a lot on the line. the murder of george lloyd was a unifying battle cry for black activists in ramping up efforts for police reform and accountability it became a focal point during the 2020 presidential campaign season but beyond all of that the people in minneapolis a city no stranger to the dangerous intersection of race and policing braces for answers leery of a court system that tends to let murderous police officers off with a mere slap on the wrist should make them tourney eric nelson plans to appeal over the addition of a possible 3rd degree murder charge that appeal could delay the trial currently shaaban faces 2nd degree murder and manslaughter charges the city of minneapolis has prepared for this trial better than the nation's

_ matter is unrest following george boyd's death, he said that they were concerned _ boyd's deatho disperse them, and the scene of the national guard around _ and the scene of the national guard around the — and the scene of the national guard around the white house and dealing with protecting the lincoln memorial and other— with protecting the lincoln memorial and other places, they didn't want a repeat— and other places, they didn't want a repeat of— and other places, they didn't want a repeat of that, so maybe they overreacted in the other direction, but also _ overreacted in the other direction, but also the criticism is that there was a _ but also the criticism is that there was a lack— but also the criticism is that there was a lack of planning before january— was a lack of planning before january six that preparations were not made — january six that preparations were not made for how to deal with contingencies if there was going to be a mob — contingencies if there was going to be a mob attacking the us capital, so i be a mob attacking the us capital, so i think— be a mob

and what this trial can do is to make sure that no other families have to suffer in this manner george boyd was murdered he wasn't killed he didn't die he was murdered i want a man is murdered there should be retribution there's no real justice in my opinion for a person who was murdered you can never get his life back his daughter will never get a father back his brothers and sisters and nieces and nephews will never have that person in their life but what we can do is make sure that justice is served in the courtroom to derek shows in the person who for 8 minutes and 46 seconds tortured murdered and killed george floyd in front of the world for everyone to see you know in the very beginning of this i had to explain to my children why during a pandemic i was flying to minnesota to talk about and to represent the family of george floyd and to see their faces their faces to explain to them why america was different for them and why they were going to have to change and understand what was going on 10 years old and 7 years old it broke my heart to see their faces out there i splaying that i d

canal and update after the break, plus the trial of the police officer charged in the death of george boyd in minneapolis last may gets underway this week yes. that. myp that's been stuck in the suez canal has now been partially ship. at this point. officials have not said when the ship will be wedged free. but earlier today, egyptian authorities said the high tide tonight should help get the ship moving again. ship has been stuck since last tuesday, causing massive problems about 15% of the shipping traffic around the world uses the suez canal and right now there's a backup of 130 ships that are waiting to get through. to attend sideshow activity in san francisco caused massive traffic problems tonight. this is video from citizen app, showing all of the cars and police that gathered in the city's south of market neighborhood on harrison street, not far from the embarcadero. police say they have not heard of any arrests or injuries as a result of the side shows, police in antioch are still searching for a man who shot a dog and broke into a home while trying to flee from police. it all hap

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the former police officers facing murder and manslaughter charges in the death of george boyd on tuesday, defense attorney sparred with genevieve hanson, a minneapolis empty who was off duty at the time when she urged children to stop kneeling on floyd's neck. it was denied the opportunity to give a medical treatment. the defense it's trying to point out inconsistencies and hansen's testimony, a strategy that continued into wednesday morning when you were on the scene on may 25th of 2020, did you show any identification identifying yourself as in minneapolis firefighters? no sir. they definitely put their hand on the maze and we all back that did you feel threatened? by the police officers. yes. did you feel threatened by mr shop? yes. as the trial continues, friends and family say they're getting more anxious, worried that they might not see justice for george floyd and some are criticizing the defense for what they say is a blame the victim strategy the way they're they're betraying him. no for having this type of drug and everything in the system trying to put him down. you know it is

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you will not be allowed to testify in the trial of the former police officer of see kneeling on george boyd'sinneapolis, also had a legendary san francisco restaurant begins its final act, an auction of nearly everything that was once inside the cliff house restaurant. way are tracking showers. hail in the bay area. what can you expect throughout the evening hours into tomorrow don't miss out on the grand opening of floor and decor in pleasant hill! our expansive store is fully equipped with safe distancing guides, so you can browse our wide aisles and be amazed with our even wider selection. or easily order online, and pick up all the products you need for your flooring project curbside! so come discover the perfect floor at the perfect price in whatever way is perfect for you. explore floor and decor's newest east bay area location march 18th, or shop our milpitas, burlingame or san leandro stores, now open. reform measure. the council voted unanimously last night to be actually on $1.4 million for a new body camera and dash cam system for the police department. the city will also spend $1.

the trial of the former officer charged in george boyd's death hitting more snags today the first sevenors seated in the murder trial and they asked about their knowledge of the $27 million settlement reached between minneapolis and floyd's family. the judge said it is to ensure a fair trial. trans aid lawyer has asked for the trial to be delayed or move to a new venue over concerns that the settlement could way jurors. tiger woods thinking his fans as he returns to florida after a serious car crash. in a statement they saying in part quote, i'm so grateful for the outpouring of support and encouragement and i will be recovering at home and working on getting stronger every day. woods suffered multiple leg injuries after a rollover accident in california last month. that's a look at your headlines, back to you. ainsley: thank you, jillian peered president biden speaking out on embattled governor andrew cuomo and what would push him to call for cuomo's resignation? we bring you the answer, next. brian: he answered that question and while many st. patrick's day celebrations are virtual, b

george floyd. did you know joyce boyd before may 25th. take a year. could you say that he came here. you know ok you're a manager who are. you know as far as you know had you ever seen. now if you came out to where your cousin was and you saw judge george floyd. was there a policeman there yes do you remember whether the policeman or policemen were to. present any and when george fully. showed you a picture or a policeman what i was doing the. movie has to be ready about some policemen and watch parties exhibits that. you recognize this man yes. who is he. and there were many various. you remember when he was the one that you know here's persian george fully do you see here the courtroom today. you know. ok i'm not here. yet. so is that the person who you you saw. yes. sort of you saw need to be put on the neck or george forward with most of the taken did you see that he was ever taken off. you know. where you very much came yes tell us what happened after you saw him. he has they ever lives has a push unlawful. how did that happen do this simply come to their you once a day or the p

murdering george floyd has gone on trial in minneapolis the prosecution accused derek shelton of clearly using excessive force his defense argued he was following police procedure and that boyd's drug use contributed to his death. tyler says it has no policy to did i refugees from this thousands flee violence and current state it's after activists accuse the thai government of forcing people to return me and miles military has launched airstrikes against the ethnic karen rebels in the region more than 3000 people are thought to have fled to thailand so far on tuesday a coalition of rebel groups threaten to retaliate against the military of its crackdown on protests. the youth driven protest movement in thailand fighting for reform of government and the monarchy is trying to regain momentum most of its leadership was jailed during a recent legal crackdown using a revived royal defamation law scott had those been speaking with parents of those behind bars and reports from bangkok. defiant at their quarter rivals earlier this month protest leaders she would lock known as penguin. and. be. known as. wrong. but they were hidden from the cameras this week at least made certain to ke

live on c-span2 and now we resume our live coverage of the trial of derek chauvin for the death of george boyd >> something was concerning to them and when that doesn't work you see a number of them pulling out their cameras to document what was happening. said that it would be memorialized and it would not be misrepresented such that it could not beforgotten . what we will see this morning will be the footage taken from one of these bystanders in a moment. and as you will learn with respect to these bystanders that none of them knew who george love floyd was area they didn't know his history, didn't know anythingabout him . all he knew was they came upon an individual who was in serious distress under the knees of mister chauvin. let me show youwhat the scene looks like briefly . here in minneapolis this takes place at the intersection of chicago avenue and 38th street. if you can see the image of a squad car on chicago avenue, that is ultimately where mister floyd was being restrained on the ground under the knees of mister chauvin. we will spend quite a bit more time with this manduring the