the greens are now pulling ahead of the c.d.u. c.s.u. with a 4 percent increase compared to a month ago the conservatives have dropped 4 points and their partner in the current government the social democrats have also lost some support it's not only the green party funnily enough they have of her self is riding high 28 percent of germans would vote for her if the chancellor could be elected directly a few percentage points above her opponents in lush it for the conservatives and all of shows for the social democrats. the rise of the green party goes hand in hand with the drop in the government's approval ratings. a majority of germans now say they are dissatisfied with the work of the government after record approval in 2020 skepticism has grown about the government's crisis management during the 2nd and 3rd waves of the coronavirus pandemic and it shows the election is still more than 4 months away and anything could happen in the race but these numbers show that the greens pose a serious challenge to america's conservatives. from d.w.

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but is hydrogen truly green? hydrogen itself is actually color this, but it's called gray, blue, or indeed green, depending on the manufacturing process used to produce it. today most hydrogen is gray. it's made from fossil fuels like natural gas and coal, and produces high levels of c o. 2 emissions blue hydrogen is also great in the sense that it too is gained from fossil fuels. but the climate damaging c o 2 is captured and stored in empty gas feels under the sea for example. so the carbon footprint is significantly lower in the green manufacturing process, hydrogen is derived from water. this is the only form of h to production that can be described as sustainable these days. ohio origins are the same because it's always the molecule h 2, but the different manufacturing processes determine how high the greenhouse gas emissions are and how clean the hydrogen is. this is green hydrogen is produced by splitting water into oxygen and hydrogen with electricity. but that electricity doesn't always come from 0 emiss

green in new green industries who are very strong great life sciences sector great renewable sector so scotland believes it can actually. function as a credible state in pay its way in. future european union and we'll watch that with interest thank you so much for joining us journalist that nick mackey there in scotland. undocumented immigration was on the agenda and in virtual talks between us vice president kabul how mexico's president and there's manuel lopez obrador the 2 leaders discussed the recent surge in migrants from central america reads he border between the 2 nations if the u.s. must help countries in the region fight corruption and boost their economist the vice president has been charged by president biden with me juicing the numbers trying to enter the u.s. many of the migrants are fleeing violence poverty and hardship in their home countries it's a dangerous journey many don't even reach the border those who do are hoping for a best ever. 3 months ago we met so sad among the models mexico he and his family amongst others were sleeping on a sidewalk on the mexican side

but is hydrogen truly green? hydrogen itself is actually color this, but it's called great blue or indeed green, depending on the manufacturing process used to produce it. today most hydrogen is gray. it's made from fossil fuels like natural gas and coal, and produces high levels of c o. 2 emissions blue hydrogen is also gray in the sense that it too is gained from fossil fuels. but the climate damaging c o 2 is captured and stored in empty gas feels under the sea. for example. though the carbon footprint is significantly lower in the green manufacturing process, hydrogen is derived from water. this is the only form of h to production that can be described as sustainable isn't the dayton ohio origins are the same because it's always the molecule h 2. but the different manufacturing processes determine how high the greenhouse gas emissions are and how clean the hydrogen is. this is green hydrogen is produced by splitting water into oxygen and hydrogen with electricity. but that electricity doesn't always come from

she wrote something cold the green new deal. --called the green new deal. i am a successful business owner, but sandy has worked in the restaurant industry. that is a hard job. i waited tables in college. i commend her for that. i have a big problem with the green new deal. it will destroy our economy. it will hand over our energy needs to china, so by the way, china has no interest in bowing to the climate gods. president xi jinping said he will increase production and output to 2035, of joe biden said we are cutting hours in half by 2030. i don't think that is a good strategy, did you? social media seems to be the only way to talk to her poochie did not tweet back. i don't know what that is about. i have been saying i want to debate about the green new deal. [cheers and applause] because we owe it to the american people to debate the green new deal, from the opposite side, because it is the american people that it would truly affect, and so we were hanging out in the chamber watching the insanity that goes on every day, i think jerry nadler was taking a n

greene by his shackles, face down. his handcuffs are on him behind his back, he's shackled and he's face down and limp and they're dragging him face down across the ground. now, the louisiana state police tonight would not comment on the content of these videos except to say that the release of the video was not authorized. yeah, tell us about it. they said, the release of these videos, quote, undermines the investigative process. yes, how is that investigative process going? the officer who dragged ronald green on his face by his leg shackles, he was suspended from duty for 50 hours for that offense. 50 hours. another of the troopers is now on unpaid leave. but not for ronald greene's death. he and several other troopers were arrested a few months ago for beating up other black men in their custody. they were also discovered to be bragging to each other over text messages about the violence they have inflicted on black men they have arrested. but there's also the federal investigation into ronald greene's death. there

greene is clearly bloodied at this point. the officers, part of the reason we can confirm that, is that the officers commenting about the amount of his blood that they've got on them. and the fact that they are wiping it off themselves. >> officer then -- >> get on the ground by! >> taser, taser, taser! [inaudible] >> put your hands behind your back. >> get up here. get your arm! >> but all over. this guy doesn't have aids! >> the ap tonight has posted one of the portion of the video. this portion doesn't have sound. we believe the trooper turned off the microphone on his body. can you can see their ronald greene handcuffed on the ground. the ap reports that later, after several minutes scratch on which ronald greene is not seen on camera, he appears again, limp unresponsive. bleeding from his head, leading from his face. he's unloading on to an ambulance gurney. his arm is cuff to the bed real. but here, what you will see is an officer putting leg shackles on him. and i'm not going to show this part, but what you can see in

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green in new green industries who are very strong great life sciences sector great renewable sectors so believes it can actually. function as a credible state in pay its way in. future european union and we'll watch that with interest thank you so much for joining us journalist that nick mackey there in scotland. undocumented immigration was on the agenda and burch in virtual talks between us vice president. mexico's president and there's manuel lopez obrador the 2 leaders discussed the recent surge in migrants from central america reads he border between the 2 nations. the u.s. must help countries in the region fight corruption and boost their economy is the vice president has been charged by president biden with reducing the numbers trying to enter the us many of the migrants are fleeing violence poverty and hardship in their home countries it's a dangerous journey many don't even veach the border those who do are hoping for a better life. 3 months ago we met says saddam on. mexico he and his family amongst others were sleeping on a sidewalk on the mexican side of the u.s. southern

non-green assets as green to make money and my question will be who will define it cannot be that we believe that there is of the greening finance agenda the private finance because it's in the same way to me if you left. i don't know their health agenda to tobacco companies what is dating since it's the same for the private finance company then you said to continue with practices that generate profits and community wise regulatory reach of this thing that's not to say that there aren't environmentalists sustainable assets out there it's just investors responsibility to find them and luckily it is getting easier. asset managers like paul book and companies are being forced to disclose more data about the climate impacts their businesses and that is a step in the right direction. but it's green investing really powerful enough to turn the tide of climate change. after this i'm skeptical and so is daniella. over the last 5 years what we thought was a lot of good ground that we had again it looks like it's a lot of ground that we are losing but we need to realize beyond thinking that wa

that is what the greens are offering.— those policies. that is what the greens are offering.ll see where we are — greens are offering. we will see where we are by _ greens are offering. we will see where we are by the _ greens are offering. we will see where we are by the end - greens are offering. we will see where we are by the end of - greens are offering. we will see where we are by the end of the | where we are by the end of the weekend, some way to go, as we know. thanks forjoining us. an update on the news on the weather now. i'd like to know if the rain is going to continue. here's a summary of the bbc news. the prime minister has thanked the people of hartlepool for placing their trust in the conservative party, after the tories took the parliamentary seat in what's being described as a shattering result for labour. the new mp isjill mortimer, the first conservative to represent the area since the constituency was created in 197a. i want to thank the people park it will and congratulate gill on a wonderful campaign. she's been a wonderful campaign. she's been a wonde

taylor-greene: sen. taylor-greene: are a nation -- then we -- sen.lor-greene: we are a nation of people who are not going to lay down to socialism are we? , that's right, screw socialism. so, here is what we are doing. we are getting all of you together, this is very, very important, because it is time to bring hope back to the people of this country that love america -- >> [cheering] sen. taylor-greene: that love our freedoms, that love our second amendment rights, that love the past four years where we had a president that showed us what american first policies looked like, that put our american businesses first, the american people first, that was not wrapped up, president biden was not wrapped up in identity politics, was he? crowd: no! sen. gaetz: there was one thing he said, in america, we all bleed red, white, blue. [laughter] -- [applause] sen. taylor-greene: god bless him for that. so we are setting these america first rallies and we will take them across the country, because i will tell you something i am a first time congresswoman, i will

hydrogen is produced a c o 2 free fuel that is of course only green if it's produced with green electricity . uses green hydrogen to heat buildings and as fuel for vehicles. he's convinced that this energy form or birthplace ponselle fuels such as oil and gas on a large scale. i believe we're at the beginning of the hydrogen age here that means the infrastructure that we just built here was prefabricated all manufacturers worldwide do it this way you have to go into cereal production to exploit real cost cutting potential so that these systems will become cheaper. to get. that could happen very quickly as the demand for green hydrogen is likely to skyrocket the german government wants entire industries such as steel works in germany to use only green hydrogen this is where the wind turbines come into play again huge amounts of green electricity from wind turbines are needed to produce hydrogen. isn't that however the expansion of on shore wind has clearly stalled in recent years there are approval procedures that are clearly too long and too complicated there's also resistance from resident

what's behind the green hydrogen hype? more than 20000 planes when operation around the world before condemning. carrying over 4500000000 passengers in 2019. most of them were frequent flyers on domestic flights in the us and china, and they accounted for about a quarter of all of the ation emissions. a problem with a very, very tiny minority of the world take the huge share of the emissions, while 80 percent has never direct c o. 2 emissions from the asian accounted for at least 2 percent of global emissions in 2019 doesn't sound like much. unfortunately, it's the most energy intestines activity that human beings can buy. and while you can get an electric car or swap, meet for veggies, there isn't really a viable eco friendly alternative to long distance and travel yet. how did we get into this? let's go back to where it all began. the world humans innovation treble. i've been very exciting. you know, a promise of a world that is increasingly connected with jet said activity. flying was so exclusive because it was very ex

i vote for, it will probably be labour or the greens. i can't see myself voting _ or the greens.e, and _ voting for snp or the tories. ok, briefly, louise, and turn back voting for snp or the tories. ok briefly, louise, and turn back to you, is there anything that any of the other party leaders could say tonight in the debate that might change your mind as regards costing a vote for the snp?— a vote for the snp? probably not on my constituency _ a vote for the snp? probably not on my constituency vote, _ a vote for the snp? probably not on my constituency vote, but _ a vote for the snp? probably not on my constituency vote, but i - a vote for the snp? probably not on my constituency vote, but i would i my constituency vote, but i would definitely consider voting green for similar reasons as 0llie has had on my list vote. i think it's great that they support independence, but i do think there other great stuff in their manifesto. and as a supporting party, they could be a really sensible voice in the room at a lot of conversations, so i am swaying about giving my i convert to them

what is hydrogen truly green? hydrogen itself is actually colored this, but it's called gray, blue, or indeed green, depending on the manufacturing process used to produce it. today most hydrogen is gray. it's made from fossil fuels like natural gas and coal, and produces high levels of c o 2 emissions. blue hydrogen is also grey in the sense that it too is gained from fossil fuels. but the climate damaging c o 2 is captured and stored in empty gas feels under the sea. for example, though the carbon footprint is significantly lower in the green manufacturing process, hydrogen is derived from water. this is the only form of h to production that can be described as sustainable these days. oh hydrogens are the same because it's always the molecule h 2, but the different manufacturing processes determine how high the greenhouse gas emissions are and how clean the hydrogen is. this is green hydrogen is produced by placing water into oxygen and hydrogen with electricity, but that electricity doesn't always come from 0 e

greens' approach? >> something that will be important for the greens if they managed to get into position, sent -- said that they will have to be ready to compromise. given the political and electoral system in germany, a coalition government is the most likely outcome, and the greens will have to negotiate with one another or -- with one other for other parties. the greens have shifted away from their origins as a protest movement and have moved more towards the center and are promoting themselves as a party for the little of german society -- the middle of german society, and that may help them negotiate better. phil: if germany's chancellor was elected directly, the only candidate who would eat the green candidate is -- who would beat the green party candidate is "don't know." >> it is interesting not only to look at her performance but look at the performance of her competitors. one has been criticized for his management of the pandemic in the state he governs, and his party has been rocked by some

where the in the future this is where all the green. and you flows through into the data so this is basically the giant engine of this data center the consumption in this data center of all the different data holes that consumes the power equal to about 20000 households while this may seem a lot some of the biggest data centers consume as much power as a city of a 1000000 people every place you do on your device generates to vittie inside the data center some if it's in norway is free or new. as well so in a using green energy this data center is reducing its impact on the environment by cooling its servers choosing cold water from the nearby deep salt water inlet a fuel load so whilst most data centers use around 40 percent of their energy to cool servers which would otherwise reach 100 degrees celsius in minutes this data center get it's cooling free from nature so this is rare produce the cold water used cool the cloudy most. cold sea water from the fjord into sebastian next to the data center this water which is constant 8 degrees c

this so called green hydrogen is what they want. ok, what we're talking about here is really powering a v ation with renewable energy. it does not pollute hydrogen when it's new c o 2 and almost no air pollution, which of course is the biggest plus. okay. sounds great. but the and 2035 deadline we set off to come in service. we agreed aircraft green, certified commercial aircraft, 2035. why? so late? the core challenges are to really build an aircraft that can safely run on hydrogen biggest storage. and the whole new design will be needed before hydrogen plans can take off. and the infrastructure for hydrogen needs to be developed from planes to refueling, to production. building up a coherent hydrogen system takes time and cost a lot of money. and finally, there's simply not enough green hydrogen available yet to share up a new boats worldwide is still too low to produce enough eco friendly hydrogen for the industry. right now. the hydrogen we use is almost entirely made from natural gas and, and call the and of course it's all jus

non-green assets as green to make money and my question will be who defines green it cannot be that we believe that there is of the greening finance agenda through private finance because it's in the same way to me if you lived. i don't know their health agenda to tobacco companies what is being said it's the same for the private finance. to continue with practices that generate profits and community wise regulatory reach of this thing that's not to say that there aren't environmentalists sustainable assets out there it's just investors responsibility to find them and luckily it is getting easier. as that managers like paul focus and companies are being forced to disclose more data about the climate impacts their businesses and that is a step in the right direction. but it's green investing a really powerful enough to turn the tide of climate change. after this i'm skeptical and so it's daniela. over the last 5 years what we thought was a lot of good ground that we had again it looks like it's a lot of ground that we are losing but we need to realize beyond thinking that with wind o

labeling non-green assets as green to make money and my question will be who will define as green it cannot be that we believe that there is of the greening finance agenda the private finance because it's in the same way to me if you lived . i don't know their health agenda to tobacco companies what these dating since it's the same for the private finance company then he said he needs to continue with practices that generate profits and community wise regulatory reach of this thing that's not to say that there aren't environmentalists sustainable assets out there it's just investors responsibility to find them and luckily it is getting easier. as that managers like paul booklets and companies are being forced to disclose more data about the climate and packed up their businesses and that is a step in the right direction. but it's green investing a really powerful enough to turn the tide of climate change. after this i'm skeptical and so is daniella. over the last 5 years what we thought was a lot of good ground that we had again it looks like it's a lot of ground that we are losing b

ronald greene >> yes, ronald greene was killed in may of 2019. so, some two years ago.ming out to light now. we want to warn viewers this footage is horrifically graphic to watch. it is very upsetting. in the footage, greene can be seen being choked by white troopers. tased, drag face down and left unattended without medical attention for about nine minutes. now the encounter came after greene lead troopers on a high-speed police changed at 100 miles per hour part at times. according to the autopsy, greene died from cocaine induced agitated delivery complicated by motor vehicle -- inflicted head injury and restrained. we want to know that agitated delirium is not a medically objected term accepted by the american medical association. so, why has all of this taken two years to come to light? this is a very upsetting case here. originally troopers reported that greene actually died in the car crash. it wasn't until he was taken to the hospital and admitting doctor said no, these injuries are not consistent with that. the associated press sought out the rest of the footage

green aircraft, the green certified commercial, 2035. why? so late? the core challenges are to really build an aircraft that can safely run on hydrogen . because storage and the whole new design will be needed before hydrogen planes can take off. and the infrastructure for hydrogen needs to be developed from planes to refueling to production. building up a coherent hydrogen system takes time and cost a lot of money. and finally, there's simply not enough green hydrogen available yet. the share of renewables worldwide is still too low to produce enough eco friendly hydrogen for the industry . right now, the hydrogen we use is almost entirely made from natural gas and cold. oh, and of course, it's all just a promise and promises has been broken. by the time it does work, it may be too late. the problem with hydrogen is that it doesn't work. yes, well, it's simply not there yet. despite industry assurances, we are seeing that everything we can through gift to see or through impact and work towards a deal with scientists like stuff, i'm guessing, remain s

ground, showing greene moaning and depicting officers explaining why they didn't sit ronald greene upright i was going to sit him up but he was spitting blood all over us. >> reporter: greene died on the way to a hospital after being punched, kicked, tased and restrained on the ground, despite video showing him appearing to be compliant with the officers. >> i'm your brother. i'm scared. >> reporter: the louisiana police captain said they're conducting internal reviews to determine why lieutenant clary did not initially report his videos. clary is also accused by an attorney for greene's family of lying about another aspect this have incident. >> he alleged that when he arrived that ronald was still aggressively resisting arrest, that additional force was necessary in order to get him under control, but what you find in his actual body cam footage was that ronald was already in handcuffs, he was hog tied, he had feet shackles, that he was fully compliant. >> reporter: cnn has reached out but has not been able to get comment from lieutenant john clary for his attorney, we have also not been

greene's family were told that greene died from crashing into a tree. that was what they were told.d new details of what appears to be a cover up of what happened to greene. i warn you some footage is difficult to watch. brian young is outside. or >> reporter: ronald greene's last moment in 2018. >> why did you run? >> reporter: the video shows a supervisor officer arriving on the scene and engaging with other officers while greene was cuffed on the ground and faced down. after early video shows him being beaten and tased, greene had resisted arrest after attempted the pull him over. >> don't you turn over, lay on your belly. lay on your belly! >> yes, sir. okay, okay, sir. >> reporter: in the video we hear green in distress as he continues to be restrained by officers. minutes after the supervisor engaged with officers, medical aid is rendered by emergency personnel on-site for the first time. greene appears to be unresponse s unresponsive . >> it takes three to take them down. >> reporter: attorney for the greene's family says the state police respond was outrageous. >> he showed

trooper kory york, who is seen on video dragging greene by the shackles on his ankles, even though greeneot resisting, got a 50-hour suspension and has returned to active duty. trooper chris hollingsworth, who is heard in the video saying he "he beat the ever-living f-- out of" greene later died in a car crash hours after he learned he would be fired for his actions. trooper dakota demoss has since been arrested in connection with a separate allegation of excessive force while handcuffing a motorist. lawyers for greene's family have also called for the arrest of officer floyd mcelroy. this is the mother of ronald greene, mona hardin, speaking to cnn. >> the state of louisiana has no credibility. they are an organized crime ring that has gone on for hundreds and hundreds of years. you can see this time and time again. the murder of my son, you can just see it from the very beginning to end. it implicates those who are -- and then some. they have to credibility. they continue to try to shy away from and shine the light on other issues that have nothing to do with my son's murder. i am disgu

green politics.y and get rid of the remaining coal plants in germany, all that kind i of thing, so it could be - transformational for green politics in europe. so there is the possibility, . exactly as you say, for green parties to make this leap - into the political mainstream. just one last thought, polly, if i may with you. i suppose there are those, even among the conservatives, who might lament if labour is really on such a serious decline because it is, along with the conservative party, a party that until now at least, has been pro the united kingdom continuing as a union of nations. could that conceivably weaken the argument, if it comes to it, over scottish independence? i think if the nationalists in scotland, if the snp get a majority, if they have a majority for breaking away, that will be very much because of the added antipathy to borisjohnson in scotland. he is so disliked that during his whole campaign, borisjohnson, the uk prime minister, has not dared set foot in scotland because th

greene's family.t's deplorable, horrific and should not be going on in this country at all. >> deray, what's your reaction to the actions of these troopers? they knew that the body cameras were working. >> couple of things come to mind. first is remember that louisiana is one of the 20 states as a police officer bill of rights, state-level protections that protect police from accountability. those officers couldn't even be interrogated for 30 days after that incident because state law prohibits it. they destroy police officer disciplinary records in louisiana. baton rouge is a particularly bad example of a police shooting contract and city policies that are bad. that's the first. structural issues in louisiana. he could is i'm reminded that police have killed at least 380 people we know of this year, and those are coded as killings. this was essentially a medical emergency, right? it wasn't coded as a killing in any of the databases because the initial reports didn't suggest there was any wrongdoing,

hydrogen is produced a c o 2 free fuel that is of course only green if it's produced with green electricity . and today she uses green hydrogen to heat buildings and as fuel for vehicles. he's convinced that this energy form will replace fossil fuels such as oil and gas on a large scale. i believe we're at the beginning of the hydrogen age here that means the infrastructure that we just built here was prefabricated all manufacturers worldwide do it this way that you have to go into cereal production to exploit real cost cutting potential so that these systems will become cheaper. to get. that could happen very quickly as the demand for green hydrogen is likely to skyrocket the german government wants entire industries such as steel works in germany to use only green hydrogen this is where the wind turbines come into play again huge amounts of green electricity from wind turbines are needed to produce hydrogen. however the expansion of on shore wind has clearly stalled in recent years there are approval procedures that are clearly too long and too complicated there is also resistance from re

scientists are working with one of clean energy is holy grails green hydrogen and in no way a carbon neutral data center is using the force of nature to power our digital lives. the global demand for energy is increasing but burning fossil fuels is polluting and it's warming the planet with devastating impacts for life on earth. renewable energy from wind sun and sea cheaper than ever but intermittent it's difficult to store. but a few of the future is emerging which could prove fundamental to decarbonise in the global economy have come to the orkney islands off the north coast of the u.k. where a network of scientists and researches approving a missing link in the next renewable energy revolution might be found in the simplest and most abundant element hydrogen. the universe is about 73 percent hydrogen mainly occurring as gas but on earth most hydrogen is contained in water is the age in age to go. after it's generated from water it can be used as a fuel depots cause. buses and even spacecraft but in order to extract it from water you need electricity and when that's produced using

the greens are now pulling ahead of the c.d.u. c.s.u. with a 4 percent increase compared to a month ago the conservatives have dropped 4 points and their partner in the current government the social democrats have also lost some support. it's not only the green party and the innovative of herself is riding high 28 percent of germans would vote for her if the chancellor could be elected directly a few percentage points above her opponents in lash it for the conservatives and all of shows for the social democrats the rise of the green party goes hand in hand with the drop in the government's approval ratings. a majority of germans now say they are dissatisfied with the work of the government after record approval in 2020 skepticism has grown about the government's crisis management during the 2nd and 3rd waves of the coronavirus pandemic and it shows the election is still more than 4 months away and anything could happen in the race but these numbers show that the greens pose a serious challenge to america's conservatives. well let's get m

the greens are now pulling ahead of the c.d.u. c.s.u. with a 4 percent increase compared to a month ago the conservatives have dropped 4 points and their partner in the current government the social democrats have also lost some support. it's not only the green party and the innovative of herself is riding high 28 percent of germans would vote for her if the chancellor could be elected directly a few percentage points above her opponents for the conservatives and all of shows for the social democrats the rise of the green party goes hand in hand with the drop in the government's approval ratings a majority of germans now say they are dissatisfied with the work of the government after record approval in 2020 skepticism has grown about the government's crisis management during the 2nd and 3rd waves of the coronavirus pandemic and it shows the election is still more than 4 months away and anything could happen in the race but these numbers show that the greens pose a serious challenge to america's conservatives and here are making headlines

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ronald greene was a father to taylor fwrooen. he greene. he was a son and the brother of shawn.et with the governor and state prosecutors to finally have the opportunity to make their demands heard, this means everything to the family, and it means everything to the activists on the ground supporting them. >> as you mentioned, the family met with the governor today. he put out a statement. i want to read what he said here. he said, i pledged that louisiana state police is cooperating fully with the union parish district attorney and the united states justice department and under the leadership of a new state police superintendent, change has already started at the agency. do you feel any more hopeful after today that arrests and charges will be coming? >> i do feel hopeful. but i have yet to see just as the rest of the public has to see the substance of these investigations. i believe it is incumbent on our elected leaders to call for state charges to be brought, and for all who are involved to be held accountable. and i believe that state charges, as well as concurrent federal

greene, it seems. >> look. we have cops running departments of cops and we have cops investigate the crimes of cops. we have civilians run the u.s. department of defense for a reason. it's a check, on the power of the generals. maybe, it's time to have civilians run our public-safety departments. run our police departments. >> would -- would that make a difference, do you think, ben? >> oh, absolutely. transparency and civilian oversight would make a huge difference. and the reality is that policing in our country is a state-by-state, city-by-city, county-by-county matter. and i'd say, the most courageous thing i've seen since the chauvin trial started was on day three of that trial, the mayor of ithaca, new york, passed, unanimously, through city council, a provision to turn his police department into a public-safety department. have it run by civilians, and have half of the positions be un-uniformed, un-armed social workers. and -- and it's time for us to really just ask what do we need to be safe now? becaus

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this is not limited to ronald greene. we have aaron bowman who was beat the same way two weeks after this incident by the same folks in troop f. understand this, chris, the louisiana state police is in charge with investigating 99% of the excessive force and wrongful death cases against police departments throughout the state of louisiana. do you think they should be the ones investigating these cases? i think not. >> they say they still don't want the video released. a source told cnn this has always been handled as a criminal matter. do you believe that? >> absolutely not. this is an embarrassment. the idea they want to hide behind the idea that this is somehow going to tilt the wheels of justice or create an impartial balance, chris, let me tell this to the country. that's the point of body cams, right? body cams are supposed to be the most impartial proof of evidence when it pertains to a citizen and police officer interaction. the camera doesn't lie. and in this case the camera doesn't lie. the camera shows murder. >

taylor-greene: say it again. >> rhinos! sen. taylor-greene: good. we want everyone to hear that.hat is when i said -- started paying attention, when nancy pelosi took the gavel. >> [crowd booing] sen. taylor-greene: we make it work every single day in the real world, we are not and that, we are able to achieve things and i think it is time for real people to go to washington. [applause] sen. taylor-greene: that is why i am a member of congress. and they don't like me very much. >> we love you! [applause] sen. taylor-greene: thank you and i love you because you are the people that i understand. i got to washington and i was not there very longer, it was literally the second day when we had to vote on the rules and congress. let me tell you what they decided to do. nancy pelosi's and the democrats decided that they were going to erase gender in the rules for the 117th congress. i imagine that, you cannot say he, she, they, mother, father, daughter, sister, and i'm sitting there going to, have the people lost their mind? let me tell you, i found a lot more how crazy they are and we

which said troopers tried to pull greene over for a traffic violation which ended when greene crashedcar. another police report said greene was taken into custody after resisting arrest and a struggle with troopers and that he died on the way to the hospital. a wrongful death suit filed last year by greene's family says police told his family he had been killed in an auto accident and that one officer said he was killed immediately after hitting a tree. authorities have refused to make the video public. these postmortem photos of greene released on the naacp baton rouge facebook page show the extent of the injuries green suffered during the incident. abrasions on his skull and bruising across his cheeks. ronald greene's mother told cnn in a statement they murdered him. that her son didn't have a chance. randi kaye, cnn, palm beach county, florida. >> now, greene's family still in shock of course over the brutality seen on that video. an attorney for the family called it murder. greene's mother spoke with cnn earlier. have a listen. >> upon the release of this the other day i had to br

chasing greene. hardin says the lack of transparency on behalf of authorities has been painful. >> i am so pissed, but i'm a good pissed because we're going get results. >> reporter: the associated press report that at no time on the video can troopers be seen trying to render any medical aid to greene who according to the associated press was face-down and moaning for more than nine minutes. >> you better not move. >> reporter: two of the officers continue to be employed by the department. both were reprimanded for their actions that night. one faced a 50-hour suspension for manipulating their body camera equipment. the other placed on administrative leave for an unrelated incident. a third officer died in a single car crash accident last year. for now, greene's mother continues to fight for her son. >> they beat him with the purpose of letting him just die. >> don, the family saying again they are happy this video is released to the ap. this video was leaked, by the way. there is still 46 minutes o

greene's death happened over two years ago. greene's family says police told them he died on impact in a car crash, but now his family says they believe police tried to cover up what really happened. >> what we see in the videos, they took pleasure in torturing my son. they took pleasure in hurting him, beating and killing him and letting him stay on the ground, putting him in shackles. what kind of a human? these are state troopers. this is the behavior that the state of louisiana, they endorse, because these troopers for two years have not been dealt with. >> the case is now the subject of a federal civil rights investigation involving the fbi, the department of justice and attorney general's office. cnn's randi kay has a closer look at those videos and new autopsy photos obtained by cnn. we do want to warn you again, the video, the images you're about to see are very graphic and disturbing. >> lord, jesus. >> reporter: the new video obtained by cnn is 30 minutes long and offers a different view from a louisiana state trooper