that is because many people when you say the name george north you think about all the fantastic tracylaying more and it's hard to see really where the player is that would replace george. so certainly he will be missed on that toy. perhaps we had an identity injury to george that was revealed yesterday but he was pushing for a return unto the major stage as well.— the ma'or stage as well. arguably ou the major stage as well. arguably ou have the major stage as well. arguably you have my _ the major stage as well. arguably you have my sympathy _ the major stage as well. arguably you have my sympathy for - the major stage as well. arguably you have my sympathy forjoe - the major stage as well. arguably | you have my sympathy forjoe and the major stage as well. arguably - you have my sympathy forjoe and the situation he finds himself in because he actually missed out on those two toys and other people thought he would have been in contention for the many injuries he suffered and it will keep him out until at me —— at least next year said there is no chance of him making that tour at all.

warren gatland says he feels for george north after the welshman sustained a season ending knee injury victory in the six nations, will miss the summer tour to south africa which would have been his third lions campaign. this morning north tweeted "sport can be cruel. it isa it is a big blow for the lions come a big blow for george as well. for a number of years we thought about the potential of sort of moving from the wing to the midfield and how would he go with that. he was looking incredibly promising from the six nations in the way he performed, so a big loss for george i feel for him and i wish them a real speedy recovery and if he can get back to full fitness and back and playing international rugby. world number onejudd trump is out of the world snooker championship after losing his quarter—final match up against shaun murphy. trump who won this tournament in 2019 had a chance to take the match to a deciding frame before missing this red. former champion murphy edged the closely contested match 13 frames to ii and will play last year's beaten finalist kyren wilson for a place i

george north will miss the british and irish lions tour of south africa in the summer with a seriousry. the wales winger, who won his 100th cap during this year's victory in the six nations, had been expected to feature in warren gatland's squad. it would have been a third lions tour for north, after he was part of the squad in australia in 2013 and new zealand four years later. this morning north tweeted... cricket will join football's social media boycott this weekend to tackle abuse and discrimination. in a statement, they say, "cricket stands with football." the england and wales cricket board, first class counties, the women's regional teams and the professional cricketers�* association will all take part in staying off platforms from 3pm on friday for four days. after chelsea and real madrid kicked things off in spain with a 1—1 draw in the first leg of their champions league semifinal, manchester city are at thomas tuchel�*s old club paris saint germain for the second semi later today. the french club are now run by former tottenham manager mauricio pochettino, who took over a

in the sport on the bbc news channel, lions coach warren gatland admits it's a big blow losing george northa knee injury ahead of their upcoming tour to south africa. good evening. there's to be an official investigation into the funding of renovation work on borisjohnson�*s flat above number ten downing street. a formal inquiry will be carried out by the electoral commission, which says there's reason to believe the rules may not have been followed. mrjohnson has again insisted that he paid for the work himself, and has complied with the codes of conduct. labour's leader sir keir starmer said the inquiry showed how serious this matter had now become, and he accused mrjohnson of leading a government mired in sleaze. our political editor laura kuenssberg has more details. there's no place like home. are you worried about the investigation, prime minister? and there's been no fix quite like this for borisjohnson before. who coughed up for the flat, sir? his flat had an expensive makeover. he won't say who first paid — a mystery that's now subject to a serious investigation. but the electoral

wales star george north is ruled out of the british and irish lions tour of south africa this summerring a serious knee injury. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. a formal investigation has been launched into the funding of borisjohnson�*s downing street flat refurbishments by the electoral commission. the watchdog announced it was satisfied that there are reasonable grounds to suspect that an offence or offences may have occurred. mrjohnson came under sustained pressure from the labour leader today during prime minister's questions about whether he initially borrowed the money. the prime minister said again he had covered costs but has asked the new advisor on ministers' interests to advise on whether any further statements are needed. 0ur political correspondent iain watson reports. dominic cummings let the political views. the prime minister's former adviser accused his old boss of asking conservative donors to pay for refurbishing the downing street flat. he said this would have been unethical and possibly illegal. today, the party political watchdog, the electora

george north says he's heartbroken.s tour to south africa this summer. let's turn to india now — a country of nearly 1.4 billion people caught in a deadly surge of the coronavirus. more than 200,000 people are now confirmed dead, but the real total is thought to be much higher. on average in the past week, more than 340,000 cases of coronavirus have been reported each day — that's an increase of more than 20 times in two months. as for deaths, the official count is an average of more than 2,600 people a day over the past week. but for both infections and deaths the numbers are thought to be an underestimate. no wonder that hospitals in the worst—affected states are being overwhelmed with patients, as yogita limaye reports from delhi. years of training, but nothing could have prepared them for this. this woman, a nurse and the mother of three young children. every few minutes, there's a new patient. oxygen mask! i need an oxygen cylinder! she's constantly scanning how others are holding up. treating as many as they can.

north tweeted... i's a big blow for the lions, a big blow for george as well.umber 0nejudd trump is out of the world snooker championship after losing his quarter—final match up against shaun murphy. trump who won this tournament in 2019 had a chance to take the match to a deciding frame before missing this red. former champion murphy edged the closely contested match 13 frames to 11 and will play last year's beaten finalist kyren wilson for a place in the final. three—time winner mark selby is through. he started the day 6—2 ahead of another former champion in mark williams but lostjust one more frame, on his way to a commanding 13—3 win and will play 2015 winner stuart bingham for the right to play the decider. and that's all the sport for now. more on that on the bbc sport website. hello there. it took till the end of the month before they started to make an appearance, but april showers feature quite heavily in the forecast through the rest of this week and into the weekend. and don't expect things to warm up as we see april out and go into may. it is going

it's a direct result of the supreme court decision in -- versus george shipping north.urkey's face to great adversity in the forced removal but we survived. we mainly began to reestablish our nation we're able to adapt to earn a lands and prosper in them and chief hostin after lunch will talk about the rebuilding of our nation. and who we are today so this ability of our people to survive and adapt is the true story of the trail of tears and how we wish it to be remembered. thank you. [applause] any questions? >> [inaudible] a very tragic story. i am chief of an indian tribe. it eliminates the blood thirsty land grabbing invaders that set foot at jamestown on may 14th, 16 or seven and less than three years later, lord delaware ordered -- by 16 99, nine out of ten of the virginia woodlands and aryan indians had perished. the story told really resonates with me because forced removal of the virginia indians occurred in 60 46. and the department of education across the state had skillfully artfully left out that history so we are surrounded by a culture that is largely ign

doj is also investigating the minneapolis police department after the death of george floyd. >> in north carolina that on of elizabeth city has declared a state of emergency just a few days after a black man was killed there by a deputy. the town filed a formal request for the release of the police body camera video of that shooting. happened last week. the shooting death of andrew brown junior after reviewing it attorneys for his family say he was shot in the back of the head. they say he had his hands on the steering wheel when police opened fire. that video has not been made public at this point. and authorities have not released a lot of details deputies were trying to serve brown with an arrest warrant on felony drug charges when he was shot 7 deputies have been put on administrative leave since brown was killed to have resigned. one has retired air travel is picking up as we start to head into the summer season. here's a live picture of san francisco airport. >> the european union even announced today it might begin allowing american tourists back this summer. but at sfo, one of th

the former officer is facing murder and manslaughter charges after the death of george floyd. 0ur northdent larry madowo reports from minneapolis. the defence is close to wrapping up its case in the derek chauvin trial and will hear closing arguments from both sides on monday. the 13th day was among one of the more dramatic ones. on wednesday it began with the defence asking for an acquittal. they want derek chauvin to be allowed to walk free because, in their eyes, the prosecution has brought witnesses that have contradicted themselves and they think they haven't met the standard for use of force or the cause of death of george floyd and they think their client should be let free. the judge denied that and then a witness who was with george floyd on the day he was arrested and was allegedly the one who supplied some of his drugs, refused to testify for fear of incriminating himself. but a large part of the day focused on the testimony of dr david fowler. he is a forensic pathologist and he used to be the chief medical examiner for the state of maryland. his big picture testimony is tha

. >> i have it associates degree from the university of north dakota and i have a masters and science degree from george washington university pretty. >> so when did you achieve your bachelors science degree in forensic science pretty. >> 2007 pretty from the university of north dakota. >> and so your time or you have masters degree as well predict from george washington and what year was that pretty. >> 2009. >> so what kinds of things you have to get a masters in forensic science pretty. >> the coursework included law courses, a lot of hands-on application in the forensic practices animate concentration was in biology so there is a lot of coursework dedicated to dna testing. >> and after you achieved your bachelors degree in forensic science, i'm working on your masters, did you. can parking in the field as well pretty. >> yes. >> we need to initially start working in the field pretty. >> originally started working in the lab of technologies in virginia. as a private laboratory and i did dna testing while i was there pretty. >> prior to that you have experience for the dca rated. >> i was an intern at

was george floyd jr and he was born on october $14973.00. in fayetteville north carolina. his parents. george floyd sr and larceny jones floyd. sissy. the matriarch he met george floyd's brother colonus and you heard all about cissy floyd she was george floyd she was the mom of the house she was the mom of the neighborhood. and you heard about the special bond that she and george floyd shared. during his life. you heard about. their relationship how he would always take time special attention to be with his mother how he would still cuddle with her in the fetal position you heard that. in from george floyd's brother you learned all about george's childhood and during this time growing up in that house george floyd was surrounded by people by people he knew people who knew him people he recognized. a familiar face to pick out in the crowd people who even. george floyd was surrounded by people he cared about and who cared about him throughout his life around his childhood in that house adolescence into his adulthood. i'm a 252020 george floyd dive. face down on the pavement.

the former police officer is facing murder and manslaughter charges after the death of george floyd. 0ur northorrespondent larry madowo reports from minneapolis. the defence is close to wrapping up its case in the derek chauvin trail and will hear closing arguments from both sides on monday. the 13th day was among one of the more dramatic ones. 0n day was among one of the more dramatic ones. on wednesday it began with the defence asking for an acquittal. they want derek chauvin to be allowed to walk free because in their eyes the prosecution has brought witnesses that have contradicted themselves and they think they haven't met the standard for use of force or the cause of death of george floyd and they think their client should be let free. the judge denied that and then a witness who was with george floyd on the day he was arrested and was allegedly the one who supplied some of his drugs refused to testify for fear of incriminating himself but a large part of the day focused on the testimony of doctor david fowler. he is a forensic pathologist and he used to be the chief medical examinerfor

the us city, as the trial continues of the former policeman who's charged with murdering george floyd. 0ur northing justice for daunte wright. but the manslaughter charge against the policewoman who killed him wasn't good enough for them. they wanted it to be murder, and so another face—off with police — the fourth night of unrest. kim potter had already resigned before she was arrested and booked into the countyjail. a bitter end to 26 years in the force. she was actually training a new officer when they stopped mr wright because of an expired car registration. they discovered a previous warrant for his arrest and he tried to flee. the police department said she attempted to tase him, but mistakenly drew her gun. ijust shot him. the civil rights attorney who represents the wright family called this an unlawful use of force, not an accident. all this training, at what point did you not feel that this was a gun in your hand, versus a taser? this has amplified tensions around the trial of derek chauvin, who's charged with killing george floyd. the latest witness was for the defence. he said mr flo

that took place ten miles north of where george floyd died.laughter. last night was the seventh straight night of protesters in front of the police station at brooklyn center. and congresswoman maxine waters took part. >> we have to let people know we're not going to be satisfied unless we get justice in these cases. >> congressman maxine waters will join my colleague jonathan capehart in the sunday show in the next hour. an award-winning civil rights attorney, former president of the minneapolis naacp and founder of the black pearl. the conversation now is narrowing, particularly around this boy who was shot in chicago, about the fact that this was a call about gunfire. there were, apparently, guns present and the boy who was shot may have had a gun until he got rid of it seconds or within a second of being shot. so, on one hand, was the police doing the right thing in chasing him and trying to apprehend him? on the other hand, they gave him an order to drop the weapon and put his hands up, and then he did it and got shot. >> ali, first of al

department of justice also investigating the minneapolis police department following the death of george floyd in northrolina, attorneys for the family say a black man killed by deputies was shot in the back of his head. >> and had his hands on the car steering wheel when they opened fire. their comments came today after body camera video was shown to andrew brown juniors relatives. one of the attorneys watched a 22nd portion of the video with the family and said brown did not appear to be a threat to officers as he backed his vehicle out and try to drive away the town of elizabeth city has declared a state of emergency amid concerns about how demonstrators would react to the video being released to the public. >> and now kron 4 sports from the 18 t fiber sports desk. >> the a's 13 game win streak came to an end yesterday. but today's a new day. bob melvin and company. they want to go streaking again. a couple fans in the game at the traffic lights. tank top bro the bottom of the 3rd one. nothing rays many well, margo drive to high right. what a catch by stephen to scotty comes in makes that diving gra

tensions are already high in the city, as the trial of the officer accused of murdering george floyd continues. our northe back protesters venting their anger over the shooting of another black man, hit in the chest by a policewoman who confused her gun with her taser. in the middle of the trial for the officer accused of killing george floyd. do you know the difference between a gun and a taser? under pressure, the policewoman resigned. she was a 26 year veteran of the force, followed by the police chief. we're here and we will fight forjustice for this family, just like we're fighting for our brother. george floyd's family has come together in solidarity with the relatives of the dead man, daunte wright, sharing their quest forjustice and their loss. i thought somebody was playing a joke on me. it hurt me to my heart. daunte was a beautiful child. he might not have been an angel, but he was our angel. our angel. he belonged to us. he belonged to us! testimony here will be the truth and nothing but the truth... inside the courtroom, the defence took over after the prosecution rested its case. more foota

the us city, as the trial continues of the former policeman who's charged with murdering george floyd. 0ur northunte wright. but the manslaughter charge against the policewoman who killed him wasn't good enough for them. they wanted it to be murder, and so another face—off with police — the fourth night of unrest. kim potter had already resigned before she was arrested and booked into the countyjail. a bitter end to 26 years in the force. she was actually training a new officer when they stopped mr wright because of an expired car registration. they discovered a previous warrant for his arrest and he tried to flee. the police department said she attempted to tase him, but mistakenly drew her gun. ijust shot him. the civil rights attorney who represents the wright family called this an unlawful use of force, not an accident. all this training, at what point did you not feel that this was a gun in your hand, versus a taser? this has amplified tensions around the trial of derek chauvin, who's charged with killing george floyd. the latest witness was for the defence. he said mr floyd died of medical

stand in the murder trial of derek chauvin, the former policer officer charged with killing george floyd. our north~ . , . six witnesses so far bring us up to date. ~ ., , ., ., date. we have been hearing from barry broad _ date. we have been hearing from barry broad a _ date. we have been hearing from barry broad a defence _ date. we have been hearing from barry broad a defence expert. - date. we have been hearing from| barry broad a defence expert. the prosecution last week one use of force expert from the los angeles police department and other use of force expert this week. now it's time for defence to bring their own. and larry broad says that whatever derek chauvin used in the arrest of george and floyd was reasonable. there is a reasonableness standard that has been brought up again and again in this trial. would in all of us are trained with derek chauvin have done the same thing? in the defence contends that yes, they would have. and they can convince at least one juror to agree with them because if they can have a juror that disagrees it's a hung jury and derek chauvin walks free. that's

department announced a sweeping investigation into policing practices in minneapolis where george floyd was murderd. our northca correspondent nick bryant reports. guilty! cheering. guilty! there was joy in the moment ofjustice, echoed around the world. ..committing a felony, find the defendant guilty. so now it was derek chauvin who was put in cuffs, a one—time police officer leaving the court a convicted murderer, who has since swapped his suit for prison clothing. it was the verdict the floyd family had yearned for, and their response became an act of remembrance. i'm gonna miss him, but now i know he's in history. what a day to be a floyd, man. at the white house, it was kamala harris, america's first black vice—president, who stepped before the microphones. here's the truth about racial injustice. it is notjust a black america problem, or a people of colour problem. it is a problem for every american. it is keeping us from fulfilling the promise of liberty and justice for all. thenjoe biden said the verdict could be a giant step towards that justice. "i can't breathe. i can't breathe". those were george

the bbc sport centre, here's sarah. round up, from the bbc good morning. round up, from the bbc george northd. "unfortunately i ruptured my acl on saturday and will "need surgery next week. "heartbroken is an understatement" the premier league has held talks with broadcasters about scrapping the auction for the rights to show matches in the uk. the government is now considering whether to approve a roll—over of the current £4.7 billion deal. talks have been held with the existing live rights—holders — sky, bt and amazon — about extending their current deals on similar terms. after chelsea and real madrid kicked things off in spain with a 1—1 draw in the first leg of their champions league semifinal, manchester city are at thomas tuchel�*s old club paris saint germain for the second semi later today. the french club are now run by former tottenham manager mauricio pochettino, who took over at the end of last year and knows city very well. i think manchester is one of the greatest teams in the world. for me, with the best coach, and of course, it is going to be tough.— it is going to be tough.

andrea mitchell reports" in washington as the george floyd prosecution, including george floyd's brother. protests north of the courthouse overnight after a police officer fatally shot a young black man sunday during a traffic stop in a nearby suburb, just ten miles from where george floyd was killed. we expect to hear from minnesota police shortly about this incident and we'll bring that to you live when it happens. the defense asked the judge for the jurors to be sequestered, and the judge denied that request. video was released showing an unarmed u.s. army lieutenant in uniform being held at gun point and pepper sprayed by police in windsor, virginia, last december. the black and latino lieutenant crying and pleading with police saying he's afraid to get out of the car. he put his hands out of the car. they can tell he's not armed and he has then sued the police officers. shaquille brewster on duty outside the courthouse and also with former u.s. attorney joyce vance, former u.s. attorney and former fbi official and law professor and former nypd detective. the judge denying the request to sequester t

george perry floyd junior. he was born on october 14, 1973 in fayetteville, north carolina. his parents were george floyd senior and larcinia floyd. you met george floyd's brother, and you heard all about cisi floyd. you heard about the special bond that she and george floyd shared during his life. you near about their relationship. how he would always take time, special company, to be with his mother. how he would still cuddle with her in the fetal position. you heard that. and from george floyd's brother you learned all about george's childhood. and during his time growing up in that house, george floyd was surrounded by people he knew, people who knew him, people he recognized. a familiar face to pick out in a crowd. people need that. george floyd was surrounded by people who cared about him throughout his life. throughout his childhood in that house in adolescence and into adulthood. on may 25, 2020, george floyd died. he was face down on the pavement on 38th and chicago in minneapolis. nine minutes, 29 seconds. in this time, he struggled desperate to breathe. to make eno

george floyd. >> fairfield north carolina but he left at a young age. we moved houston texas i have two older sisters that are older than us. and then have another brother rodney floyd who is my mom is baby boy. >> born october 14, 1973? >> yes, sir. >> the family left shortly after he was born. >> you are grip in houston. >> yes. >> you are his parents? his father was george. floyd they called her mrs. c. >> everybody did. we would just call her mom but everybody around the neighborhood called her mrs. c. everybody younger than that called her mom. she was a mom to so many people in the community. >> that was the third ward growing up in the projects low income poverty we stayed with each other all the time me and george grew up together playing video games. play double dribble i finally beat him in the game and i was so happy he would say let's play again i say i have to go do my chores but he used to make the best banana mayonnaise sandwiches and syrup sandwiches he cannot cook or boil water if you are there in the house you would see he had lines on

. >> reporter: the naacp in north carolina where george floyd was born released a statement, saying darnellarazier's video will go down in history. comparing it to the zapruder film, which captured the assassination of president john f. kennedy. but for darnella, hitting the record button wasn't just for george floyd. she saw the people she loves. >> i have a black father, a black brother, black friends. that could have been one of them. >> randi, thank you so much. a huge milestone in the fight against covid. president joe biden saying the number of vaccines in arms is now double his initial promise. prevents crab grass and feeds your lawn. all three,in just one bag. i like that. scotts turf builder triple action. it's lawn season. let's get to the yard. so what's going on? [dog] i'm a talking dog. the other issue. [dog] oh...i'm scratching like crazy. you've got some allergic itch with skin inflammation. apoquel can work on that itch in as little as 4 hours, whether it's a new or chronic problem. and apoquel's treated over 9 million dogs. [dog] nice. and... the talking dog thing? is it bot

george floyd's killing. and in elizabeth city, north carolina, wednesday morning. a black man was shot and killed by deputies as they served a warrant there. bail has been reduced for one of the 2 men arrested and kristin smart's disappearance. ruben flores made a court appearance on wednesday, a judge reduces built a $50,000. prosecutors say he helped his son paul hide smart's body after the cal poly student vanished back in 1996. paul flores is charged with killing smart during an attempted rape. her body has never been found. according to court documents detectives have evidence that indicate smart was once buried under a deck at flores his home and was recently moved. both father and son have pleaded not guilty. your mask, even if you're vaccinated, uber plans to keep its mask policy in place. drivers can also cancel rides the passengers to not wear a mask. the companies also notified riders. there is currently a federal cdc mandate. requiring travelers to wear a mask. coming up next on the kron 4 morning news you better think twice before legally dumping the t

. >> reporter: the naacp in north carolina where george floyd was born released a statement, saying darnellazier's video will go down in history. comparing it to the zapruder film, which captured the assassination of president john f. kennedy. despite all the attention and praise, for darnella frazier, hitting the record button wasn't just for george floyd. in him she saw those she loved. >> i have a black father, a black brother, i have black friends. and i look at that and i look at how that could have been one of them. >> reporter: randi kaye, cnn, palm beach county, florida. >> randi, thank you so much. a huge milestone in the fight against covid. president joe biden saying the number of vaccines in arms is now double his initial promise. >>> before we leave you tonight, i want to take a moment to give you some good news. there hasn't been a whole lot of that, lately. but this is really good. america's hitting a huge milestone in the battle against covid-19. president joe biden touting 200 million doses of vaccine in arms seasons he took office. >> tomorrow's vaccine and vaccination numb

. >> the naacp in north carolina where george floyd was born released a statement, saying darnella frazier'so the film which captured the assassination of president john fn f. kennedy. for darnella frazier, hitting the record button wasn't just for george floyd n him she saw those she loved. >> i have a black father. i have a black brother. i have black friends. and i look at that, and i look at how that could have been one of them. >> randi kaye, cnn, palm beach county, florida. >> more news ahead tonight. coming up, what president biden is saying about his goal to get 200 million doses of the covid-19 vaccine in arms in his first 100 days. ♪ limu emu & doug ♪ liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. thank you! hey, hey, no, no limu, no limu! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ >>> president biden says his administration's metity goal of 200 million americans receiving the covid-19 vaccine in the first hyundais. 216 million doses have been given across the country. it's a little more than 40% of all adult americans recei

tensions are high in minneapolis as the trial of the ex—officer accused of killing george floyd continues. let's speak to our northpeter, a third night. what happened? and there is clearly still a tremendous amount of anger and frustration on the streets which is why we see these protests, as you say, for a third night running in this area close to where daunte wright was shot dead by a female officer who, it was said, by the police, accidentally drew her gun and fired the shot instead of grabbing her taser. she has resigned as has the police chief for the area and the mayor a little earlier was saying that he at least hope it would calm things down a little bit and bring some peace to the streets. that clearly has not happened because this area has been thronging with people and protesters clashing with the police and once again the area and the gathering declared an unlawful assembly and the police using bull horns to warn people of they did not immediately go home that they would be arrested and indeed quite a few people have been arrested and led off. and all this comes as the trial that you mentioned, the mur

. >> the naacp in north carolina where george floyd was born released a statement, saying darnella frazier'sl go down in history, comparing it to the film which captured the assassination of president john f. kennedy. for darnella frazier, hitting the record button wasn't just for george floyd n him she saw those she loved. >> i have a black father. i have a black brother. i have black friends. and i look at that, and i look at how that could have been one of them. >> randi kaye, cnn, palm beach county, florida. >> more news ahead tonight. coming up, what president biden is saying about his goal to get 200 million doses of the covid-19 vaccine in arms in his first 100 days. lactaid is 100% real milk, just without the lactose. so you can enjoy it even if you're sensitive to dairy like me. delicious. so anyone who says lactaid isn't real milk is also saying mabel here isn't a real cow. and she really hates that. anything else? she also hates small talk. but not as much as people saying she doesn't make real milk. now that's as real as it gets. ♪ limu emu & doug ♪ liberty mutual customizes your

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george perry floyd jr. and he was born on october 14, 1973. an in fayetteville, north carolina to his parents george floyd sr. and larcinia jones floyd. sissy. the may tree ark. you met george floyd's brother and you heard all about sissy floyd. she was george floyd's mom. she was the mom of the house. she was the mom of the neighborhood. and you heard about the special bond that she and george floyd shared during his life. you heard about their relationship, how he would always take time, special attention to be with his mother. how he would still cuddle with her in the fetal position. you heard that. and from george floyd's brother you learned all about george's childhood. and during his time growing up in that house, george floyd was surrounded by people. people he knew. people who knew him. people he recognized. a familiar face to pick out in the crowd. people need that. george floyd was surrounded by people he cared about and who cared about him throughout his life. throughout his childhood in that house. through his adolescence into his adulthood. on may 25, 2020

. >> have a university of north dakota and i have a masters from george washington university. [inaudible]. >> we did you achieve your bachelors of science agree and forensic scientist pretty. >> 2007, from the university of north dakota. >> you said that already. and so you earned a masters degree as well and where you get that front, george washington. and what jarvis that pretty. >> 2009. it. >> so kind of things you have to do to get a masters in forensic science pretty. >> the coursework included criminal justice coursework, law courses, a lot of hands-on applications with forensic practices and my concentration was in molecular biology so there's a lot of coursework dedicated to dna testing. achieved your bachelors degree in forensic science and working on your masters did you begin working in the field as well pretty. >> yes. >> when rated. >> i initially started working at 11 with technology sound in virginia. it is a private forensic laboratory and i did dna testing there. >> prior to that the gypsum experienced at the bta pretty. >> prior to that, i was an intern at th

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george floyd. the state of emergency was declared in north carolina community last night. 5 days after a black man was shot and killed. sheriff deputies. protesters have been marching in the streets of elizabeth city following the death of andrew brown junior the sheriff show brown's family some video of the incident. but now they are demanding to see everything, dana are because that latest. one body cam. 20 seconds. >> it an execution. their strong allegations from attorneys representing the family of andrew brown junior scrapping video footage released today showing deputies gunning down the 42 year-old father of 7 wednesday morning. the family outraged over what they say is a lack of transparency after a series of back and forth with the county. they say they were only shown a small snippet of the incident which started in the middle of the confrontation. the chuck blocked him in his driveway so he can that exit his driveway. >> and you had his hands on the wheel that region for anything. he wasn't touching anything. he wasn't funny thing around. he had his hands. >> from now on the stairwell.

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north carolina. even if the george floyd justice in policing act gets through both chambers and signed by president bidenat only requires body camera video to be released from federal officers. so that would not supersede the north carolina law, right? and i wonder if you think that needs to be changed as they're working to draft whatever the final legislation will be on policing. >> that's a huge point. absolutely needs to change. local jurisdictions -- see, a lot of this failure that we're seeing, it's in some of these smaller police departments. and it needs to be across the board. if you have body cams, there should be a set amount of time given to release. i mean, look at the unfortunate incident with mr. wright. an officer mistakes a taser for gun, whatever, but it's still released immediately to the public, what was it a day? april 11th it happened. april 12th it was out. that's what i'm talking about. that's what you're talking about. we need transparency. we need to cut these games. get these lawmakers into the game and fix what's wrong across the nation. >> anthony barksdale, we appreciate you

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the death of george floyd began a national reckoning with race here in north america and in many parts a video shot by a 17—year—old girl, darnella frazer, who testified in court and told the court that sometimes she stays up at night apologising to george floyd for not having done more to help him. even though that video is the basis and the genesis for this guilty conviction here. she also changed the world. today, to hear president biden say the term, systemic racism, because president trump would never have said those words, even that is a step that is extraordinary in this america and how much is changing for president biden to be standing next to the first black vice president of united states. 0ur our thanks to larry in minneapolis stay with us on bbc news for much more on this story. the stars and stripes at half—mast outside columbine high. the school sealed off, the bodies of the dead still inside. i never thought that they would actually go through with it. choir singing one of the most successful singer—song writers of all time, the american pop star prince has died at the

you and your team carried out a study, survey in north minneapolis. that is where georgeimilar to what doj is doing on a bigger scale. talking to people. what have your encounters with police been like, and what did they tell you? >> a quick clarification. george floyd was murdered in south minneapolis. the other part of the city. >> i'm sorry about that. i, of all people, should know that. it's my mistake. >> i want to make sure we had that on record right. it's about 15 blocks from where i'm sitting right now in my house. so in north minneapolis is however the historic heart of the black community in minneapolis. it is where jamar clark was killed, thurmond blevins was killed. the site of historic clashes between police and the black community in minneapolis. and what we found was that among black residents, there was a pervasive experience of police discrimination, police criminalization or police treating all residents as criminal suspects and verbal and physical abuse from law enforcement. and, you know, it tends to only break through in the mass spacex. lethal viole

department announced a sweeping investigation into policing practices in minneapolis where george floyd was murdered. our northrespondent nick bryant reports. guilty! cheering. there was joy in the moment ofjustice, a verdict heard around the world. ..committing a felony, find the defendant guilty. so now it was derek chauvin who was put in cuffs, a one—time police officer leaving the court a convicted murderer, who has since swapped his suit for prison clothing. it was the verdict the floyd family had yearned for, and their response became an act of remembrance. i'm gonna miss him, but now i know he's in history. what a day to be a floyd, man. at the white house, it was kamala harris, america's first black vice—president, who stepped before the microphones. here's the truth about racial injustice. it is notjust a black america problem, or a people of colour problem. it is a problem for every american. it is keeping us from fulfilling the promise of liberty and justice for all. thenjoe biden said the verdict could be a giant step towards that justice. "i can't breathe. i can't breathe". those were george floyd

george floyd case, which will be a charged week here. there have already been four days of protests in rocklin centre, the minneapolis suburb north of heren is acquitted, there is likely to be a lot of protests and riots, notjust here in the city but across america. keep in mind the jury but across america. keep in mind the jury has to return an anonymous verdict on each of the three counts, so can be some, none or all of them —— a unanimous verdict. so can be some, none or all of them -- a unanimous verdict.— -- a unanimous verdict. larry madowo. _ -- a unanimous verdict. larry madowo, thank— -- a unanimous verdict. larry madowo, thank you _ -- a unanimous verdict. larry madowo, thank you very - -- a unanimous verdict. larry i madowo, thank you very much. the media tycoonjimmy lai who's one of hong kong's most prominent pro—democracy activists will go on trial on saturday under the territory's new national security law, which critics say erodes the city's rights and freedoms. in a separate case, mr lai is also expected to receive a jail sentence for another crime — organising and participating in an illegal march during mass anti—govern

chief testifies that the white officer on trial for the murder of george floyd violated the department's policy on the use of force. northorea announces it won't be taking part in this summer's olympic games over worries about coronavirus. climate change might be having on the oceans near the equator. hello and welcome. new zealand prime minister jacinda ardern is, within the next few minutes, expected to announce a date for the start of a travel bubble with australia. the australian authorities say they're hopeful their citizens could travel to new zealand as early as the end of this week. a two way travel bubble would allow citizens of both countries to cross the tasman sea without having to quarantine at either end. with me is our reporter tanya dendrinos. just explain the background to why they are thinking of doing this, and when.— why they are thinking of doing this, and when. both australia and new zealand _ this, and when. both australia and new zealand have - this, and when. both australia and new zealand have done i and new zealand have done incredibly well in controlling the coronavirus pandemic but that has l