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senator hickenlooper: i was talking to cynthia loomis yesterday, and she talked about how being a freshman senator, it did polarize us. you went from there into the impeachment process. i think we both agreed we're now working past that and some of the intensity of that day and people sharing that experience in one room is going to make it possible to be more bipartisan, to find more common ground on things like infrastructure. hans: you obviously have a long history of working in a bipartisan fashion when you were governor. i believe the republicans controlled your legislature. what can biden do differently to maybe grace bipartisanship more? senator hickenlooper: first, you got to recognize what a good job he's doing. he could not get a bipartisan collaborative bill for that -- for the recovery plan. but in the end, it's too big of a gap. he did what he felt he had to do and i agree i think he did what he should have done which is put a bill together to get us out -- not just the battle against covid-19 but get us out of this recession. now i think there are more opportunities to be bipa

that was for loomis speaking after the guilty verdict after the trial of derek chauvin, who was foundd has sensing an eight week's time, but he was remanded in custody and taken away in handcuffs from the jail after the sentence was read, after the verdict was read out. that was the jury of 12 people who deliberated forjust 11 hours and came back very quickly with the verdict of guilty. listening to that with us is chief donald deluca, former chief of police in the city of florida. i apologise for interrupting you there to listen to mr floyd. talk to me about the importance of video. we had 44 different witnesses over the course of this trial, but the video we saw was almost a witness in and of itself, perhaps the most powerful witness for the prosecution's case. how important is it that we are now getting video in america of these incidences? i getting video in america of these incidences?— incidences? i think video plays a very important _ incidences? i think video plays a very important role, _ incidences? i think video plays a very important role, and - incidences? i think video p

it does in fact, as big as we see it here, it's going to be bigger tonight when it reaches full loomise'll have more howling live tonight. maybe the dog. so how could be they kind of might might hear them tonight. we've got john in the weather center. good morning. it's clear it's clear and it should be so we already saw a really clear morning this morning and we were even our fullest yet. but i'm sure her. you notice the impact. >> that that bigger brighter moon had it made for really bright clear commute into work this morning. this is a still from earlier right around this is around 05:00am of the clear skies and that moons glow right there over the bay made for a really nice start to the day if you're up, especially around 08:00pm to 09:00pm this evening. you're going to really good shot of that moon, especially after the sun has already gone down around that point. now, as far as the same view goes right now. this is your live look outside over berkeley. little bit of cloud cover, but skies are really bright and we're looking at a solid start to this morning. we had some patchy fo