right it's about making police take responsibility for what they do our very own oliver salat in houston oliver thank you. and we can report that a judge in minneapolis that's the city where george ford died has said bill of $1250000.00 for the former police officer who's being charged with 2nd degree murder in georgia floyd's death and that's after derek should have been made his 1st court appearance today showed his lawyers accepted the bill terms which include no contact with floyd's family no working in a while when foresman capacity not leaving minnesota and surrendering all of his fire arms. well here's a look at some of today's coronavirus developments the european union health regulator is looking to fast track the approval of gilly and sciences anti-viral drug room disappear as a potential covert 19 treatment here in europe now that is after the u.s. drug maker submitted its marketing application new york city has begun the 1st phase of reopening from a citywide. shutdown to battle the virus that shut down with the virus rather has killed nearly 22000 residents of new york the u.k.'s 2

he is there where the funeral is taking place in houston. oliver, it has been a moving day for everyone who has been tuning in. especially for the people who have been there. talk to me about what you've heard and seen today. reporter: that's right. it has really been an emotional day. you just heard people speak here. 500 guests came t to the ceremony the closestst famy members george floyd, a as well as friends,s, politiciansns, civil rights activists. it was a fairly b big eventith, of couourse, a sad atmosphere. but at the same timime george floyd' f family w wanted to m m sure that today the life of george floyd would b b celebrated and in thehe traditi of thehe africanan-american chu that w was done with lotss of cheeeerful gospell music, so th was a hopeful and positive aspect to thiss too. a lot of people also put their hopes in the death of george floyd, that this would b bring change to racial inequalitity i the united states. and around the world. we heard strong speececs of -- a video message by joe biden, the likely dememocratic c cand

brent: thank you to oliver in houston, texas, on this final memorial service for george floyd. iver, thank you. a judge in minneapolis has set valid 1.2 $5 million for the former police officer who is being charge with second-degree murder in george floyd's death. that is after derek chauvin, you see him right hand, mate -- right there, made his first court appearance. he accepted the bail terms, which includes no contact with floyd's family, no working in a law enforcement capacity, not leaving minnesota, and he has to surrender all firearms "in good shape for more on this -- all firearms. for more on this, let's go to washington, d.c.. what is at stake in this trial for this former policeman who was charged with second-degree murder? >> everything and nothing. let me explain everything, because the african-american community in minneapolis specifically had asked for, was adamant about a strong charge for derek chauvin, not., but now a second-degree murder charge, and it was very important for people to -- in minneapolis who had a very strong opinion about the police. of course

to give you correspondent oliver salat is in houston and sent us his impressions from the hometown tributes to george floyd it was a very sad and emotional day the procession the ceremony in the church lasted for 4 hours you got a little bit of an idea through the report that we've just seen his family members delivering a highly emotional speech is moved to tears of course but then there was also this year for aspect to the ceremony the family wanted to celebrate the life of george ford and that was done in the tradition of the afro-american church and so he became an icon for this movement and that's what many people are so proud of that someone that was largely not unknown to the public became the face of a worldwide movement sparking protests world wide and people really do believe that his death was not in vain and there could have been chile bring change and improvement of course and send out a strong signal against racism in the united states was also around the world. let's check in on some other stories from around the world a massive oil spill in russia's arctic region has pollute

s oliver sally joins me now she is there at where the funerals taking place in houston all over it has been a moving day for everyone who has been tuning in to specially for the people who have been there talk to be about what you've heard and seen today. that's right brennan it has really been an emotional day and you just heard people speak here 500 guests came to the ceremony the closest family members of george floyd as well as friends politicians civil rights activists so it was a fairly big event with of course a sad atmosphere but at the same time george floyd's family wanted to make sure that today the life of george floyd would be celebrated and in the tradition of the african-american church that was done with lots of cheerful gospel music so there was a hopeful and positive aspect to this too as a lot of people also put their hopes in the death of george floyd that this would bring change to racial inequality in the united states and around the world and we heard strong speeches of a video message by joe biden the likely democratic candidate for the presidency a very empathi

hour the kron 4 morning news really go live to houston for a memorial for george floyd stay with >>8.46 right now and we dragged edge on so sorry john oliver now we love yeah you know what the house is a little less comfortable it was a good little i'm so glad to be back and i'm glad to be talking a nice forecast today too as you're heading out possibly to walk the dog or maybe heading back to work, yourselves. nice clear skies across the bay certainly no fog not a look of it anywhere out along the coastline. now today we are still going hold on to some winds in just a couple of spots most notably solano county where the quell fire still is burning and due to winds that will be present albeit not as a president as we saw this weekend. we actually do have a red flag warning that remains in effect forced lot of county this is in part due to those winds combined with low humidity. and some of our warmest of temperatures in the bay area right in solano county today. now we're going continue to warm in the days to come with clear skies overhead and dry conditions in the foreseeable future. this is due to a high pressure ridge which is built up