well now let's go back to our correspondent john hendren here is standing outside the fountain of praise church in houston texas where that sadness for george point is currently being held john obviously a very somber day today but also a day as we've been saying to celebrate george floyd's life took us through what we can expect over the next few hours. well this is the program that they've been handing out and the number of items on it is really impressive there are members of congress speaking 2 of them the mayor of houston issues to police chief is attending that their money and was out here just a little while ago and then you've got the vice president of the united states giving a videotaped message and the only reason he's not here in person we're told is that the family was concerned that the security arrangements for him might be disruptive so you got 500 people in there listening to this hundreds more outside and there have been thousands filing past the casket of george ford and this is really the 4th of 4 ceremonies there was a ceremony in minneapolis one in north carolina wh

charges are proof that the movement can deliver results while others say it's just the beginning john hendren reports from minneapolis. for the crowds filling the streets here and across the u.s. is showing their demands are being heard in the men who complain the charges the charges former minneapolis police officer dear child and with murder in the 2nd degree or the death of george floored for officer derek chauvelin who was seen with his new young george floyd neck the charge was increased from 3rd degree murder to 2nd degree alleging floyd's death was intentional is see if they. make a different they are listening to words. if even we asked for any any good will be asked for the rest goes be officers and they were minnesota's attorney general announced charges for the involvement of the other 3 officers in floyd's fatal arrest filed a complaint that charges fleece officer king flaying in town thought with aiding and abetting murder in the 2nd degree for floyd's family it was the justice they've been demanding. i'm happy did all of us of being arrested. not be killed like this we deserve j

a cost briana taylor's mother says no one else should ever have to pay john hendren al-jazeera louisville kentucky 3 man the thing charged with the murder of 3 in georgia one of them is a retired police officer a grand jury has indicted travis mcmichael greg mcmichael and william bryan jr he was jogging when he was chased and shot footage of the shooting in february was leaked online sparking nationwide anger. the korean war broke out 70 years ago has never officially ended. this ceremony took place in china one in south korea the region changed hands several times the site of several battles 2 after the armistice it was split with the militarized zone dividing it into 2 between the 2 neighbors. reports from seoul. events to remember those killed 70 years

john hendren there from outside george points funeral and in texas we'll be talking to john throughout the day for now thank you very much john. well now we can speak again to assistant professor of political science at howard university. she is also the author of american while black african americans immigration and the limits of citizenship dr carson a speaking to us from washington d.c. . as we watch this funeral today i do want to mention another name that i've been hearing a lot lately emmett till a young boy who was lynched in mississippi back in 1905 after he allegedly offended a white woman in a grocery store and then he was 14 at the time his mother said the whole of the united states is grieving with me is that happening now today again for george freud absolutely and you know maybe mobley too was of a woman of extraordinary strength because her son was so disfigured at the time of his body was recovered that the funeral director actually be able to compensate it was she who demanded that his casket be open when it was returned to chicago so that the entire united states cou

up he was killed just over 2 weeks ago when a police officer knelt on his neck during an arrest john hendren reports from houston. george floyd's final journey brought him to his childhood home. this is my way of speaking out just by being present i would like to know how this went to the top of my lungs i know so many black like i speak for every black man. but for everyone that i know know someone that has a friend a family member or a relative someone that died from police brutality and you need to stop at fountain of praise church mourners paid their respects to the open casket inside some who knew him others inspired by the national movement his death represents every one city so you can see why we need to do it so we don't have to do this again be the last and every day as they cantered. as a collective whole disobey to last me in a room they came 15 at a time for up to 10 minutes with masks and social distancing to protect from coronavirus for which floyd tested positive in april and in his autopsy george floyd's body has traced the path of his life the 1st in a series of memorials be

i'm john hendren in louisville kentucky where police gunned down briana taylor in her own bed we'll have our conversation with her mother coming up. pushed into poverty by the condemning we spend a day with a family struggling to get by in mexico more in that statement. hello clear dry and hot conditions continue throughout much of the middle east and the arabian peninsula to the north into turkey we have seen a few bits and pieces of clash and we could see a few more shots as well but this is showing you the dust and. see how it extended across much of the south and it continues to do that over the next few days the winds are very strong really blowing through the interior quite strong as you can see through much of iraq on nichols funneling towards the south of the time which is also set to increase slightly $41.00 and on thursday and then by friday that's how much a likely to increase to $43.00 but at the same time the winds are increasing so it could be very hostile and dusty in those winds certainly will be very warm indeed the best conditions and how much is through the eastern end

i'm john hendren in louisville kentucky where police gunned down brianna taylor in her own bed we'll have our conversation with her mother coming up. the weather remains on usually wet into parts of indonesia i was seeing some very lively showers over towards the pop unique guinea that east assad of indonesia $85.00 millimeters here for example in the space of 24 hours shouldn't be quite as wet as that you can see some pockets all of heavy rain still in the forecast as we go on through friday that what's the weather pushes up to central and southern parts of the philippines 20 a sunshiny between the showers it's not wall to wall right but a lot of wet weather there still nevertheless as she can say not too much whether meanwhile across australia lossie fine and dry now still some blustery showers down towards the southeast rolling across tasmania but high pressure in charge for the most part so that keeps it last the settled and fine $22.00 celsius imposed by the night saying that in sydney we're getting into the low to maintain say that is that southeastern coast of adelaide melbour

john hendren has the reaction from minneapolis. where they lighten the mood a little bit here and there was one of the children man's was that all 4 officers face charges in the fact that the charges against mr shabaan was increased people were happy to see that because that means the charge itself suggests that killing george floyd was intentional. it wasn't premeditated but it was intentional the 3rd degree charge simply meant that there was a reckless disregard for human life and the family and the protesters know that was not an appropriate charge. well president now says he doesn't think it will be necessary to send in the military to quell the demonstrations on monday he threatened to deploy forces to cities that failed to bring protesters in line that's all come as former u.s. defense secretary jim masters has criticized handling of the crisis he's accused the president of dividing the american people saying the consequences are the result of 3 years without mature leadership and several pro-democracy politicians have been k

and the people we've talked to here say they will stay in the street until they achieve them ok john hendren in minneapolis john thank you so in atlanta 2 police officers have been fired for using excessive force on protesters i a police surrounded a car and arrested a couple inside so the footage shows the police slashing their tires breaking the window and using a taser in the couple was not resisting they were pulled from the car and handcuffed on the ground city's police chief said members of our force cannot be allowed to act with impunity i think is law enforcement if we are ever going to get out of this space that we are in today we have to recognize that our behaviors cannot consistently be part and because we are law enforcement. these these are good guys i know them as individuals i've worked with one for over 20 years. but they made that level of mistake that cannot be rolled back. so a video has emerged of a police car driving into protesters in los angeles the vehicle is seen making contact with the protesters and then reverses and then drives away i see it there a robber analys

for georgia floyd ok let's cross not the same poor in minnesota elsewhere in minnesota and speak john hendren john obviously you were in minneapolis up until yesterday you've been following the details of this case it's really interesting to see the emotive aspect of all of the family speaking there very much trying to i suppose show that the family you know that george floyd as a father as well. they've all done a really good job of humanizing george floyd because it's so easy when someone dies at the hands of police to be dehumanised is a criminal and one of the things they want to keep reminding people is that he hadn't been convicted of anything there was a dispute over an allegedly false $20.00 bill that's what this whole thing was about and then police came in in extreme force and held him to the ground there's a dehumanizing aspect to watching police hold someone down you generally assume that person did something wrong and what they're trying to say is that george floyd was a human being that he was a father he loved his daughter he came here to work and drive a truck and the bottom l

are accused of aiding and abetting his actions floyd sammy says it's a significant step and as john hendren reports from minneapolis protesters on the streets say it proves the movement can deliver justice. for the crowds filling the streets here and across the u.s. a sign their demands are being heard i filed an amended complaint that charges the charges former minneapolis police officer derrick shaaban with murder in the 2nd degree for the death of george floyd for officer derek chauvin who was seen with his knee on george floyd's neck the charge was increased from 3rd degree murder to 2nd degree alleging floyd's death was intentional it's the same day i'm going to make a different they are listening to the people we ask it for me in a global we have to fork over it those are the opposite and they were minnesota's attorney general announced charges for the involvement of the other 3 officers in floyd's fatal arrest of filed a complaint that charges police officer king lane in town with aiding and abetting murder in the 2nd degree for floyd's family it was the justice they've been demandin

john hendren is live for us in houston and john it's been a mixture hasn't it of emotion but also anger really at the funeral. that's right we heard about we heard from the family as you just played there they knew him as perrier big floyd affectionately as a gentle giant a religious man but also a man who liked to play his jokes and have a sense of humor his brother talked about how physically intimidating he was but there was also some important messages there directed from politicians civil rights leaders the reverend al sharpton say very clearly he wanted this to start a movement which in fact it already has but he wanted he wants that movement to continue because this journey has really ended through a number of memorials for george floyd here in houston we had a service in minneapolis one in north carolina a viewing here in houston and then finally 2 days of service but the movement is likely to go on and that is probably why you see so many people lining that. that ceremonial parade on the way to this cemetery. the people that we talked to here who have come to pay their respects

are accused of aiding and abetting his actions floyd samnee say it's a significant step and as john hendren reports from minneapolis protesters on the street say it proves the movement can deliver results. for the crowds feeling. street here and across the u.s. a sign their demands are being heard i filed in a minute complaint 3 charges the charges former minneapolis police officer derek shaaban thoughts murder in the 2nd degree through the death of george floyd for officer derek show been who was seen with his knee on george floyd's neck the charge was increased from 3rd degree murder to 2nd degree alleging floyd's death was intentional is seen they are forces make a difference they are listening to us they see what we asking for money any good will be asked for the rest goes be officers and they were minnesota's attorney general announced charges for the involvement of the other 3 officers in floyd's fatal arrest filed a complaint filed charges fleece officer king laying in town thought with aiding and abetting murder in the 2nd degree for floyd's family it was the justice they've been de

time in a season for a change in the criminal justice system in the united states let's bring in john hendren who's watching this with us in minneapolis. john hugely emotional that the normal service and i'm very much a feeling that i need to be transformative change in the justice system isn't there . that's right i heard 2 important messages there from his family just humanizing george floyd talking about what he was like as a as a kid is a gentle giant is someone who was beloved by his friends and family members not just the victim that we all start off from that video with 3 police officers kneeling on his back and one standing by doing nothing to protect him and then we heard from benjamin crump who read out a litany of the names of african-americans who have died at the hands of police many of them represented by crump himself as a civil rights lawyer then al sharpton continued the civil rights message as you said oh talking about all of the difficulties that black americans have had over the past 400 years and he said as centrally that america had held its collective need over the neck

can't breathe the gestures represent the moments a white police officer knelt on floyd's neck john hendren reports from the city of houston where floyd funeral took place on tuesday. george floyd's tragic journey ends in a houston cemetery but across the u.s. the movement he inspired continues a montage of demonstrations in floyd's name plate is his funeral displays his legacy and inspires a call to action from civil rights leaders took to reject its own. and made him the cornerstone of a movement as a coach a whole wide work friends and family remember the man they knew is perry or big floyd i miss my brother. a whole lot and. i was one of. them i love you and. i think god forgive me give me my own personal superman this is not just murder hey take. a happy memory from. now that's all i have are green. right dear olympic come home baby you said a few it's not much but it's the life of the man who died beneath a policeman's need was celebrated by members of congress and a presidential candidate who spoke directly to floyd's daughter giana now is the time for racial justice that's the answe

president trump has come under fire for his continued critical comments about the protests but john hendren joins us live now from minneapolis john so we saw all these extra 1000 troops being brought into the city last night tell us what's been happening on the streets today. well in the daytime they're not out and they're not really needed because the protests in the daytime are relatively peaceful you can see here people have created a circle of flowers at the site where george for later died over there under the red stoplight that that is where he lay as police lay on his back and what is going to happen is during the day we've had peaceful protests in the evening after her few things tend to get a little more raucous so that curfew begins at 8 pm that's about an hour from now local time and it is after that last night that the presence of the national guard was really felt now they're not the frontline troops what what they do with with a fountain of them now added a total of $1700.00 they troll the perimeters they escort fire trucks that sort of thing that frees up the police to contro

then they start firing immediately all right john hendren live for us there in minneapolis john thank you for that wind up come back to a little bit later now authorities in new york have imposed a curfew in the city all to large protests on sunday turned violent again there were reports of police using excessive force which met bill de blasio condemn any situation or officer does something even in the context of a protest of a tense situation they do something offensive inappropriate there must be immediate investigation the must be the appropriate penalty and that penalty here include all the way up to being removed from the police force there's a video going around of a police officer in the middle of a situation that merely looked chaotic but were protesters were in front of that police officer a police officer drew his gun at some point yesterday. that to me seeing that video was absolutely unacceptable. when authorities in new york imposed a curfew on the city all to large protests on sunday turned violent joins us live now again from new york that is tell us where you are now a

justice and also making a pledge to keep the moving the movement going more let's now speak to john hendren he's joins us now from outside the fountain appraise church in houston john talk us through the mood that you are feeling that i mean there have been so many emotional speeches given by family and friends but there is also a palpable sense of anger. that's right people that we do out here people who knew george floyd people who didn't know him or are angry at the seeming senselessness of his death but there's also a sense of purpose to that anger we're hearing from the politicians inside that building. the george floyd was a kind of accidental hero a man who is changing the world not because of what he did but because of what was done to him and you heard joe biden speak directly to the daughter of george floyd jr another 6 year old and he said. when justice is done for george floyd giana your father will have changed the world and you heard the congresswoman sheila jackson lee say that george floyd was a kind of change agent that he was here on a mission even if he didn't know it. an

let's bring in john hendren who's live in houston and john we had from family members so very much a family funeral but on this extraordinary stage. that's right there were 2 distinct messages going on from the family we heard this senselessness of his death and talk about what a good man they felt they had to george floyd wise and they talked about how we baptize children how you know what if on brother he was how he was a gentle giant a religious man but a man with a sense of humor who wouldn't hurt anybody in their in their view. and then from the politicians we heard a completely distinct message and that was that this has launched a movement that he was a kind of accidental change agent somebody who is changing the world not because of what he did but because of what was done to him the reverend al sharpton said god took the rejected stone and made it the cornerstone of a movement that was going around the world so. there is this since sadness at the loss of george floyd but also a resolution. to turn some good out of his seemingly senseless death to make changes in police depar

john hendren is live from houston for us describing the scene. well there's a line of hundreds of people snaking around this building you can't see them because they're just out of sight beyond that hearse and that 1st her toward the door that's the one that brought in george floyd's body and people are going in 15 at a time and they can go in for 10 minutes apiece they have to wear masks and gloves and observe all 'd of the social distancing that goes along with their coronavirus interestingly george floyd himself tested positive for the corona virus in april and again in his autopsy. this is really the most recent divs of several memorials the 1st in a series began in minneapolis where course he died beneath a police officer's need there was another one in north carolina on saturday both of those had thousands of people waiting outside this is really a unique event this is a viewing where hundreds of people are going by george floyd's casket at the numbers they've got for 6 hours between $5.60 people will do that and of course this all and. on

the states is kentuckian where thousands of voting stations were closed because of the pandemic john hendren reports. voting rights advocates warned the kentucky primary was a recipe for disaster with a shortage of poll workers the state slashed the number of polling places from 3700 to just 200 there were serious concerns that the pandemic here and restrictions would suppress the black vote instead election officials are expecting near record turnout especially in louisville's parent jefferson county the county received 218000 requests for mail in ballots several times the usual number this has been the largest primary in jefferson county history. by ballot request and of course face been a decent turnout as well and the 6 days that we had prior to this. for voting here yesterday we ended the day with 11111 people the kentucky exposition center the state's largest voting venue never reached capacity here in louisville elections usually have 200 polling places but now there's just this one for a county with more than 600000 registered voters and that includes half of the state's black popula

protests that continue today across the united states and in many countries as far away as senegal john hendren a pause nothing houston where floyd grew up. george floyd's tragic journey ended. houston cemetery but across the u.s. the movement he inspired continues a montage of demonstrations in floyd's name plate is his funeral displays his legacy and inspires a call to action from civil rights leaders god took the rejected stall and made him the cornerstone of a moment as quote saved the whole wide world friends and family remember the man they knew is perry or big floyd and where his member. and. i think god forgive me. personally this is not just murder. and as i have are green. right dear olympic come home baby you said a few it's not much but it's the life of the man who died beneath a policeman's need was celebrated by members of congress and a presidential candidate who spoke directly to floyd's daughter giana now is the time for racial justice that's the answer must give to our children when they ask why. because when there is justice for george florey. truly be on our way to racial ju

and around the world against racism and police brutality from houston john hendren reports. george floyd's tragic journey ends in a houston cemetery but across the u.s. the movement he inspired continues a montage of demonstrations in floyd's name plate is his funeral displays his legacy and inspires a call to action from civil rights leaders god talk to reject it stop. and made him the cotton a stone of a moment as a coach a whole wide work friends and family remember the man they knew is perry or big floyd i miss my brother. a whole lot and. i was one of. them i love you and. i think god forgive me give me my own personal superman this is not just murder hey make. sure happy memories from. now that's all i have. oh i'm thick come on baby you said a few it's not much but it's the life of the man who died beneath a policeman's need was celebrated by members of congress and a presidential candidate who spoke directly to floyd's daughter giana now is the time for racial justice that's the easternmost give to our children when they ask why. because when there is justice for geo

live with our correspondent there shihab rattansi shortly 1st let's go to minneapolis and talk to john hendren where this all began 8 days ago john just watching that press conference from the george family a bit earlier it was tearful it was poignant they had they had quite a lot to say. that's right roger washington had 2 real points one was that george fluid was a good man who loved his family and his daughter was there 'd his absence of course was a good big message there and then the other one was that she wanted to see justice for george floyd and that would mean the prosecution of all 4 of the police officers who were involved in his arrest but it was the absence of george floyd from that family picture and the presence of his little 6 year old daughter giana that really spoke loudest even more so than anything anybody else said and what they were trying to do is humanize him that something is rather terence floyd did one day earlier and he did that right here at the scene where george floyd was killed you can see that mural behind me is roughly at about the spot where he was lying in t

of those officers has been fired but taylor's mother says that that's not enough of a serious john hendren reports now from louisville kentucky. for brianna taylor's mother the firing of one of the officers who took her daughter's life is a beginning in that song it's a start. it's not justice. just as to mika palmer says requires criminal charges against all 3 officers who gunned briana down in her home as they searched for someone else in dismissing brett hankinson from the louisville police force on tuesday the city's police chief said i find your conduct a shock to the conscience i am alarmed in stunned you use deadly force in this fashion. i just think that. i think. brown i was soo of be so proud to see these people adi's different people all around the wire are just different everybody coming together it is standing for something the protests following on his death have led to changes louisville has outlawed no knock warrants required body cameras anytime a warrant is used and created is civilian review board it's going to take more to really deter officers from engaging in this typ

rights icons and his family members in an emotional ceremony and minneapolis the city where he died john hendren reports. the minneapolis police chief took a knee as the hearse bearing george floyd passed a barrel of respect for the man whose death at the hands of his officers launched a national movement. inside a minneapolis memorial service george floyd was remembered as a family man a gentle giant who adored his 6 year old daughter giana now fatherless it's crazy. all these people came to see my brother and that's amazing to me that he touched so many people hawt. he was also remembered as the spark that set off often fiery protests in more than a dozen cities across the u.s. a movement the reverend al sharpton urged mourners throughout the country to continue it's time for us to stand out in charges made and say good job and meet. this crowd of hundreds of people didn't come with invitations they came to pay their respects to george ford and there's such a demand to do so that there will be multiple memorial services one in his state of birth north carolina on saturday another in his former

on the scene when he died now face charges a key demand of protest as across the united states john hendren reports from minneapolis. for the crowds filling the streets here and across the u.s. a sign their demands are being heard and found in the men to complain that charges charges former minneapolis police officer derek shaaban with murder in the 2nd degree for the death of george floyd for officer derek show been who was seen with his knee on george floyd's neck the charge was increased from 3rd degree murder to 2nd degree alleging floyd's death was intentional is seen they are likely to make a difference they are listening to us they see what we asking for any any good what we ask for the rest goes be officers and they were minnesota's attorney general announced charges for the involvement of the other 3 officers in floyd's fatal arrest of filed a complaint that charges police officer king lane in town with aiding and abetting murder in the 2nd degree for floyd's family it was the justice they've been demanding. i'm happy did all of us not being arrested. my boss had not been killed li

john hendren al-jazeera minneapolis and in america's capital protests have been much calmer he has more from washington d.c. . the big difference for tuesday's protests outside the white house was the construction of this 8 foot fence and it really has had a calming influence it has to be said on the nature of the protests because it's almost as if they are to combat troops effectively who are lined up against the protesters being kept at a safe distance from us there's a lot of the provocations that he was saying on previous days where every now and then they would lash out without warning with pepper spray flash bang grenades and so on and today always so every now that arrives at the extra half an hour before the curfew they did come forward and pepper spray through the fence problem unless they do come forward every now and then but i tried to stay stay where they are do nothing and retreat once more that's led to the ability of the protesters to peacefully protest without provocation the provocation or seen over previous evenings it there is that sense that perhaps librium has been

racism in policing ok complete we'll talk to you later i'm sure in the meantime thank you very much john hendren joins us from houston texas where a huge crowd is expected for a memorial service for george floyd john good evening good often and your time is it just family and friends or are we expecting local and perhaps even national politician and also community leaders to turn up. before today anyone can turn up through those doors there just past that 2nd verse which is the one that carried in george floyd's body people be coming in about 15 at a time they can stay up to 10 minutes and this happens for 6 hours so more than $500.00 keep. it will be able to come in some of them many of them we expect of people who know floyd but we also expect that there will be people who were just inspired by his story as has happened across the u.s. there have after all been memorial services on thursday in minneapolis on saturday in his birth state of north carolina and this is really the end here in houston there will be the viewing today and then tomorrow on tuesday there will be a proper funeral with th

site where george floyd dias can be how his is outside the white house but 1st let's go live to john hendren who is at the fountain of praise chance in texas where george floyd's funeral service will be held john that funeral is due to begin rise about now talk us through what the program might and kate. that's right if these buses weren't behind me you would be able to see the door but the reason the buses are there is that the reverend al sharpton was just leading the family members of george floyd into the chamber it is a significant ceremony it's going to last about 3 hours and that's just the official time and there are a number of speakers there will be song readings there will be dignitaries there will be there will be a statement given by joe biden we are told that is being given on video to members of congress will speak and there will be 3 pastors who speak before the reverend al sharpton gives the eulogy after all of this george floyd's body will be taken to be buried nearby here in houston next to his mother but this is an epic ceremony $500.00 people will be allowed inside that

but they made that level of mistake that cannot be rolled back so 1st up it's john hendren he's live for us in minneapolis where this all began john somebody sold those extra 1000 national guard troops being brought into into the city last night that's not what's been happening on the streets today when you up. there and those that national guard troops are free enough the police to do things like this you see that line of officers over there they are right now firing the 1st round of tear gas they've struck near our spot and they're firing these rubber bullets they're really pellets aimed to be non-lethal devices to drive protesters away and you can see there's a small line of protesters here but a very small one at this spot and that is because they've isolated the larger group on the other side of a bridge this is what happens here now for the past 2 days after curfew the police wait about an hour and then the movie and what happened here was the protesters went on to the highway just about a block or so away and then police came in from both sides armed heavily in swat gear drove

committed to dismantling the department or new york and los angeles i've also vowed changes to funding john hendren is live from houston and john has been moving a scene there tell us a bit more about what's been going on. with lauren we are entering our 6 of 6 hours of viewing of the body of george ford crowds who have been lining up by the 100 you can see behind me there hearse that brought him here to this ceremony we turn to some of the people in line in the people i talked to all of them said they didn't know george flu. personally but they felt it was an important moment in history to recognize some of them came as far away as it lanta at many are from here and they said everyone should be here everyone should pay their respects that's what one young lady told me and this of course is just the latest in a number of stops for the commemoration of george floyd there was one memorial service in on thursday in minneapolis there was one in north carolina where he was born and then of course now in houston a day after the viewing today on tuesday we will have the funeral that funeral will be presid

an unimaginable cost of course brianna taylor's mother says no one else should ever have to pay john hendren al-jazeera louisville kentucky a statue on christopher columbus in the u.s. state of connecticut has been removed rival groups traded insults as construction crews work to dislodge the monument in the city of new haven city officials decided to take it down after it was vandalized last week columbus is known as the 1st european to make contact with with the americans and is associated with the call is ation of the regions in people and in charleston south carolina and the u.s. crews of remove the statue on ring john c. calhoun and vice president whose defense of slavery helped lead the nation to civil war statue of calhoun known for its unbending support of southern states rights proved difficult to remove dozens of people were there to cheer as it finally came down cities nationwide are debating the removal of monuments to confederate era leaders amid protests against racism and police brutality. as the u.s. state of florida emerges from its current a virus shut down it's experiencin

as john hendren mentioned earlier former police officer derrick shelvin made his 1st quarter parents he's facing charges including 2nd degree murder bail has been set at more than a $1000000000.00 followed the proceedings in minneapolis. it was a quick preliminary hearing as they usually are chauvelin gave perfunctory answers when called on and the judge gave the prosecution everything they asked for the judge set bail at $1250000.00 without any conditions but of chauvelin can come up with $1000000.00 he could get out on bail as long as he abides by the following conditions he does not leave the state of minnesota without permission he surrenders his gun and permits he does not have any contact with george floyd's family and he does not attempt to work in law enforcement or any kind of security job shoguns charges were upgraded last week once these minnesota attorney general took over the case the 2nd degree murder charge in the state of minnesota means that the prosecution would have to prove that provan killed george floyd intentionally or that he killed floyd while committing anot