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kneeling on floyd's neck and 9 and a half minutes in may of last year, sparked worldwide protest against racism and police brutality. john henry reports now from minneapolis for derrick jovan, his drawn the longest sentence for a convicted police officer in minnesota history for the murder of george floyd. for one. the court committed the cause of the commission of corrections for a period of 270 months as to $70.00. that is that tenure addition to the presumptive sadness of $150.00 pounds. this is based on your abuse of a position of trust in authority and also the particular cruelty shown to george floyd. the $22.00 and a half years sentence was well under the 40 year maximum. but a decade over the state guideline of 12 and a half years. but floyd's family says it's still too short. we got justice, but not enough justice. the sentence marks a historic deterrent that civil rights leaders called a down payment on justice. one not crawl or criminal justice problem. the united states credit must show the same courage. there's jury show at home, police accountable inside the court room fluids. families spoke of their loss.

kneeling on floyd's neck for 9 and a half minutes in may of last year, sparked worldwide protest against racism and police brutality. john henry reports now from minneapolis. derek jovan.

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of silva and kneeling on floyd's neck for 9 and a half minutes sparked worldwide protests last year against racism and police brutality. john hansen is outside the court in minneapolis. john, we remember the scenes that were happening in minneapolis when this case 1st came to court. talk us through what the atmosphere is like in the city now. but the atmosphere is definitely tense. the attorneys for the family of george floyd, who was killed in the incident for which derek jovan is charged. they say the family is very apprehensive and anxious about this verdict, and we do expect some family members to speak inside of that court house. it's still unknown whether derrick showed himself will speak, the judge will give him an opportunity to do so. but he still faces federal charges for violating the civil rights of george floyd. and therefore, anything he says here could incriminate him in that case. and for that reason, some legal experts, i don't think the children will have the opportunity to speak, we put together a little scene center on what is happening in this case. please take a look more than a year after the death of

john brown was executed for treason. the harpers ferry affair was one of the last sparks that lead to the civil war. frederick douglass, however, considered john brown one of the greatest men in these united states. that is a quote from douglas. john brown wrote his provisional constitution, which would govern those areas that brown hope to liberate from slavery i've -- in frederick douglass's home. brown could not write a grammatically correct sentence. it is a grammatically correct document, which suggests that douglas probably edited it for him. he was in favor of brown if he thought it would work. lincoln and all republicans distance themselves -- distanced themselves dramatically from brownwood that occurred. lincoln said he agreed -- when that occurred. lisa -- lincoln said he agreed with brown in principle but disagreed with treason. years later, lincoln is calling on frederick bellus -- frederick douglass to embark upon a john brownstein. norther -- a john brown's scheme. douglas planned this john brown's scheme. a few weeks later, though, general sherman was victorious in atlanta and began h

more overseas:what lit the spark for president biden in the last few days, john?e, these are priorities that president biden expressed from the beginning. time is running out on that early period in the administration. you have a burst of momentum and a an ability to get your program through. of some things can you do by executive action. he has taken executive action in the last 24 hours, for example, suspending those newark tick oil and gas leases in the national wide life refuge there and also ending a border policy by the trump administration about making people wait in mexico while their asylum claims were being heard. but the steps he announced or discussed financially to try to remedy some of the racial wealth gap, they're going to take action from congress. so will will protecting voting rights and increasingly it's becoming clear that republicans across the country are launching an assault or a kprens af tempt to curb voting rights. he's got to get moving if he's going to stop that. and so we saw some of that yesterday. putting vice president hair nis cha

after losing the presidential election sparking months of violence, algae here is i'm, i did 3 reports from abby john in the predominately provide district of your call. activists opposed to the former president are working on ways to frustrate his return. they want him held accountable for stocking. what they say was an unnecessary conflict that killed 3000 people and thousands more but i gave them a noodle. we don't want him to receive here as welcome because he sanction killian's in this country. if anything he can come home like any other boy, but support to say he is no ordinary i've already and, and he's coming home here. once we don't like people want to use our pin i what i walk back to your pan within a little can petri to monday predict in for a particular reason for that. those want to manipulate. there are no we, we cannot come up, but will you not pan from? because by boat, if he struck up defeat wireless and whatever the current president elections 20 years ago, there was a full month stand off that sparked a wave of violence. med. i'm pretty cool. you body kareem says his leg was blown

but it's not clear if spark both returned will bring reconciliation or renew tension. i'm at risk reports from other john elated crowds finally get a peek, a little buckle as he touches don't be jumped airport to them. he's a hero coming home to the ivory coast after decades next. but many of us consider name was criminal. not far from felix who had bony airport st field with talking to a gas report of gunshot as police clear area was who tell? i know that they are stopping us from going to the airport to receive their president. we who want reconciliation. they have been mistreating us since this morning. anger surprise from the street was party. the volume popular front dance you not pass through yesterday we came as the council ministers meeting and the spokesperson for the government indicated very clearly that the government no longer had any active prohibition of gatherings, which we are sales to the level of organization have never been told we are surprised at the moment people who are about to welcome the president, our guest in the strait with tear gas for my history professor, who has been a d

john, thank you for that. we do have accidents and some slower sparked starting here in the south bay. >> 8, 80 northbound at that there. slowing things down. >> also here at the bay bridge. 80 westbound. there is a traffic collision by the tolls. but as we see traffic has not really elevated because of that traffic collision. it didn't really change in terms of drive times. still a little under 16 minutes. once you reach the maze to that fremont street exit a richmond. sandra fell commute heading out of richmond. a little under 30 minutes. no major issues, no delays, no accidents. there. and heading across towards the peninsula at a solid 14 minutes. we'll have more coming up next. the darya and james, send it back to you. thanks for a 7.30 for a big story. san francisco has a new vaccination requirement for city workers just as you have these new rules will also impact mask-wearing policies. >> for those city workers. we have proffers camila barco in san francisco now to explain. good morning camila. >> and good morning date. and so, yeah. the new requirements ask san francisco city employees to be fully vaccin

sparking months of deadly violence. let's speak to, i'm going to dress who's dining vipers and john meds, bye bye soon to arrive. what's the latest? while the situation here be john is quite tense. what's supporters for president, for my president, laura will on the street as well as those who are post. these are homecoming already that are people who say that the government and the people are trying to code him. heroes welcome, which he is not because he's still struggle to several other crimes. they their lives that he committed while he was president and i because the result of his failure kind of a part to what the city is tense. now security has been deployed in nights numbers, but there are a lot of people who are not happy about the return of president back in the predominantly provide district if you up a call. activists opposed to the former president are working on ways to frustrate just return the want him held accountable for stocking. what they say was an unnecessary conflict that killed 3000 people and just thousands more. but i gave them a new we don't want him to receive a here as well. come beca

sparking a 4 month civil war. or an address is at the airport for us in john. on that, we know that there was some tension that earlier from scuffles between potentially police and protest is but now really quite a com crowd. very excited to receive bug. well, the, it has come down a bit, but intermittently you hear the sounds of guys and probably nice fire fired into the air. but right now things seem to be quiet. and basically that's the situation right now. so but, but we still him in the crop and a lot of people are waiting for him to step out of their cover. and that's when you hear the rules. and from here, it's difficult to say what's going to happen originally. the plan is to meet dignitaries who are gathered yet. welcome him. and from there they moved to the party headquarters. unfortunately, because of the situation on the ground, there are reports that he may not follow the road because it's no longer safe. the firing still continues, and a few moments ago we saw a helicopter man in the presidential wing of the airport, which we suspect may take me s

pronounced dead about an hour later. slides, death spark process across the united states and lead to a global i would cry about racism and police brutality. john hansen has more from outside the court in minneapolis. this is a city that, of course, went up in flames after this incident happened in may of 2020 and security. here has been an issue, but you can see that they've taken down the security that we were accustomed to during the trial here where there were fences all around the national guard was here. there doesn't seem to be that kind of concern right now. but the entire city is watching this trial as, as much of the united states, derek children faces a maximum of 40 years in prison. among the things the judge will consider is whether that offended feels a sense of remorse, whether he's taken responsibility for his actions, and in the trial, he did not do so at all. today. there is the opportunity for victim impact statement. and for derek, showed himself to speak to the judge, but he's in a difficult position because he still faces federal charges as do the other 3 officers involved for violating the civil rights of george floyd. an

the arizona democrat sparked a flurry of progressive furor which she defended it alongside senator john cornyn. >> the idea of the filibuster was created to those who came brus. to those who say you must make a choice between filibuster and x, this is a false choice. the way to fix that is to change your behavior, not to eliminate the rules or change the rules. >> are you confused? so are the democrats. moderates like sinema and manchin have found themselves in a unique dilemma. straddling both sides of the political aisle they seem increasingly unsure of who to appease, their party or constituents. sinema has instead done neither. congressional democrats have barely forgiven her curtsy as she voted against a $15 minimum wage and her constituents in arizona are not too pleased either. support from voters has weakened, even amongst democrats. 30% of them who say they view her unfavorably. meanwhile the chairman of the labor federation told the 19th news he can barely get ahold of her, with me to discuss the congresswoman's complicated political position is sarah jones, author of the arti

sparks that led to the civil war. frederick douglass however considered john brown one of the greatest men in these united states. that's a quote from douglass. john brown wrote his provisional constitution which would govern the areas he hoped to remove from slavery in douglass's home. and brown could not write a sentence, so suggests that douglass edited it for him. he was very much in favor of brown conspiring against the united states to end slavery if he thought it would work. lincoln and all republicans distanced themselves dramatically from brown when it occurred. lincoln said i agree in principle that slavery is wrong, but john brown committed treason against the united states government and justly deserved to be hung. now four years later president lincoln is calling for douglass to embark upon a john brown scheme. in essence john brown has been mainstreamed. there was also a period in which most northern soldiers sung the john brown song as they went to fight as inspiration in fighting the confederacy. douglass planned this john brown scheme, a few weeks later though general sherman was victorious in at

sparks that led to the civil war. frederick douglass, however consider john brown one of the greatest men in these united states. that's a quote from douglas. john brown wrote his provisional constitution, which would govern those areas that brown hope to liberate from slavery in douglas's home and brown could not write a grammatically correct sentence douglas. it's the most it's the most eloquent document brown ever wrote which suggests that douglas essentially edited for him. he was very much in favor of brown a conspiring against the united states in order to enslavery if he thought it would work now lincoln and all republicans distance themself dramatically from john brown when hit it occurred lincoln said, i agree with brown and principal meaning that i agree that slave he's wrong but john brown committed trees and against united states government, and he justly deserved to be home now four years later president. his calling for douglas to embark upon a john brown's scheme and is in essence john brown has been mainstreamed. it was also a period in which most northern soldiers sung the john brown song as the

organizes hope it will spark and international movement to start more abuses from taking place. research say around a 1000000 people have been confined in education camps in china's john region. in recent years, authorities are accused of torturing and raping the inmates. china has denied the allegations a woman who faced the race and sexual assault. it was a regular thing in the checks to be again love her short call that comment on the color like the police was given only me to call her from there they can do what ever they won't come when you come or not only that room that was called, electron has no camera can give me a, come on come la, la la la, la, pretty nurse, list it, but the see because the room was the find a to torture. and to make that you suffer. that is, that the purpose of that crew now more people are taking up arms and me and my 4 months after a military coup and violent crack dental protest as they're leaving demonstrations in the streets and heading towards the training camps in the jungle and chip, our reports some of me and mars young protesters have given up on non violent resistance and are preparing for war across rivers and obstacle courses

spark an international movement to stop more abuses from taking place. researchers say around 1000000 people have been confined to so called the education comes in china. shing john reach. and in recent years, paging denies the allegations, the woman who faced the race and sexual assault. it was a regular thing in the checks. again, love her short call, but comment on the color like the police was given only me to call her from there they can do what ever they won't come when you come on. the only room that was called electron has no camera can give me a come on come la la la la la, pretty nurse list a part of the see because the room was be, find a to torture. and to make that you suffer. that is, that the purpose of that crew, wealthy indian jeweller wanted for questioning in a $1800000000.00 fraud case has been arrested on the caribbean island of dominican mayhole. charles ki, left india f. one t go in 2018 before entering dominica. in may, is wanted for questioning in india over his role in a scam at state on to job national bank. when police raided his and his business wanted his homes, they seized nearly $800000000.00 in jewelled and gold. chalk ski says he

john is by bo return 10 years after being extradited for war crimes. in 2010 the then president was charged of his refusal to concede defeat and a presidential election sparking months of violence that left more than $3000.00 people, dead. thousands of forces line the streets to celebrate a man who they call a hero. while others recalled the turmoil and bloodshed and interests has more from john when the business is picked up, the job. and most of the shop shop that goes yesterday. piano violence will cover you. but again, this is activity is not picked up as it used to be, because there are still people who are cautious. of course, it's the way they want to close me because the things progress. i know the streets of our relative calm. there is no reaction except for the rectory from both sides. yesterday we heard so many supporters of president sort of making what, what the members of the ruling party said that are typical of friction. and on their side, the victims of the deluxe invalid are also making remarks capable of doing things up. so that's currently in harvey jones and of course neighboring communities. but we weren't able to reach out to you watchi

john have 5 tear gas demonstrators. some have gathered in support of his return. all those again, bagwell, your court refused to step down. after losing the presidential election and 2010, sparking a full month civil war. he was then charged with crimes against humanity, but was eventually acquitted by the international criminal court. well, let's speak to an interest. he's at the airport in b. john where mr. bad, well, is that to touch down and just over an hour or so on the can you talk us through the preparations? you're saying that well basically that people from his talk to his relations is fine. just walked in a few minutes ago. but the situation, i don't obviously i'm still remaining fluid here, just 2 kilometers from where we are reporting now. you guys are still being locked out for justice. these people want to disrupt homecoming or so for me stop by court speaking to algebra, just a day ago, one of the organizers of this particular party said, if the government a coach and i heroes, well then that will much onto the trauma and top is playing from landing with the security in a security code and in and around the apple. it's hard to see how they can achieve that. but t

sparked this fire. and gail, we're just now learning that a firefighter was also injured in this fire working. tell us. >> yeah, johni've we just heard that a minor injury, but we don't know the extent of the injury. you can see right behind me. this engine just reese returned from the scene and crews will remain on scene to monitor hot spots and residents in the area can expect it to be a little smoky and poor air quality as a fire dissipates. >> all of that is on fire. the whole pilot trash. this was the view from daniel burns is home a friend of mine and i were sitting in our courtyard and a fire truck went by and i my gosh, i hope that's not for us. and then when i looked up, i saw smoke. i ran back into the building screened at my friend at the plant was on fire. they have gigantic piles of trash that are out front in their yard. and i ran up to my to grab my cats. in case i had to be out in a minute's notice burns lives directly across the recycling plant where the fire broke out oakland. firefighters responded to the area of 10th and wood streets around 2 saturday afternoon, oakland police was called to help

. >> john: a new push from the far left, sandra, saying that it is time for justice stephen breyer to retire from the bench. what a spark for him to step down. plus a judge finding white farmers are likely to win their case claiming discrimination by the biden administration. our political panel tackles that one coming up next. ♪ ♪ nebest time in history to turn your home equity into cash. because home values have climbed to all time highs. and so has your equity. turn it into cash now, while mortgage rates are near all time lows. the newday 100 va cash out loan lets you borrow up to 100% of your home's value. you could take out more than $50,000. use it to improve your home. pay off high rate debt. pay for big expenses. or put it in the bank for real peace of mind. now's the time to use your va home loan benefit to get cash before mortgage rates begin to rise. call now. ♪ sometimes you wanna go ♪ ♪ where everybody knows your name ♪ ♪♪ ♪ and they're always glad you came ♪ welcome back, america. it sure is good to see you. if you have moderate to severe psoriasis, little things can become your big moment. that's why ther

spark, freedom in the hearts of the colonists. by june 11, 1766, congress had appointed a committee of five to draft the declaration. john adams of massachusetts, bing minute franklin of pennsylvania, thomas jefferson of virginia, robert livingstone of new york and robert sherman of -- i think two redheads in that group. the declaration ended with this simple paragraph -- we're familiar with that declaration. it said, we therefore the representatives of the united states of america, in general congress assembled appealing to the supreme judge of the world for the rhesussitude of our intentions do in the name and by the authority of the good people of these colonies solemnly publish and declare that these united colonies are and of right ought to be free and independent states. and it ended with, and for the support of this declaration with a firm reliance of the protection of the divine providence, we mutually pledge to each other our lives, our fortunes, and our sacred honor. and they gave that all. john hart, one of the signers of the declaration from new jersey, ended up hiding in the woods that december of 1776 just

john, you were in the middle of a thought. this is not the kind of number in my view that's going to spark the fed to take the foot off the gas,onsensus. half a million jobs, it's not a bad thing. i think the fed is moving towards having a conversation about slowing down this bond buying. i agree this -- it takes a little urgency out of it but i think they are moving toward that conversation. my last thought is, i'd be very careful looking at the wage numbers because there's a lot of complications in the mix of these numbers and the base effects of these numbers, so i'd be careful about that. maria: all right. we got a labor participation rate of 61.6%, steve moore. how do you see this? steve: look, i think this unemployment insurance issue is a gigantic issue right now. we are paying people to stay out of the workforce. you look at those numbers that came out this morning, the one that is you just recited and i haven't looked at all of them yet. for example, construction, my goodness, 400,000 construction jobs open in america today, maria. there's 8.1 million unfilled jobs in the united states and these employers just cannot

spark we will talk about that. tontine was the biggest spac with $4 billion with ackman's company. umg is the part label company with justin bieber and elton john and adele among some of the clients. it is a complex transaction, guys there is a lot to dig through in all of it. to me, the most interesting piece of this, effectively, you are buying a company that will be going public later. you are buying it at a discount. if you bought shares of vivendi, you get umg shares you get a tax bill if you buy them through pershing square, you get it at a discount because no tax is involved and you lock in a price that bill ackman thinks is advantageous we will see where it trades come september. it is interesting. the second bite of the apple piece of it. we will see where that goes. then the third piece which is the idea he will raise money from current owners of tontine you only pony up the money once he found the transaction that may give you a third bite at the apple we'll see how you value all of those things and the market is valuing them >> andrew, the idea of being an in in intermediary step of the company going between the markets. for ackman,