chief mayes, you heard jim clyburn say maybe this will be a selma moment. in fact people have asked what would selma have meant if it hasn't led to the passage of the civil rights act. what happens if we don't act on police reform this year? >> we'll be right back here again, chuck. i don't think this is a selma moment because i don't see lawmakers in washington, d.c. really trying to move on this. the democrats have put together a comprehensive bill. who can be against the removal of chokeholds, who can be against the limitation of qualified immunity, who can be against reducing the criminal standard from intent to reckless. all of these are great, great bills. i think the democrats need to push back on tim scott, to put this on police departments, to say that we don't want individual police officers to be responsible. we want the money taken out of their pensions. why overburden municipal budgets who get a lot of their money from sales taxes? we have to pay this exorbitant amount of civil judgments from the taxpayers, from the people of the cities. so we

professor keith mayes it's been too long since we last spoke, i would like to begin with you, look at the life we're living in america, look at the week we have just witnessed, we start with the chauvin verdict and now tonight of course we are discussing the two latest police shootings, if i were to chart a graphic of your emotions, your hopes and dreams over the course of just this week, what would it show me? >> brian, it would show you someone who is filled with joy and hope after the chauvin conviction, but i have to tell you, with the anthony brown situation, along with the daunte wright situation, i am exasperated. i am angry, and i'm less hopeful that things will change and what this reveals, brian, is that these practices have been going on for many years, we just have amateur documentarian's, cinematographers capturing this on their cell phone videos, and in many ways it is a situation where the light has been shown on what's black people have been facing for many years, many decades, many centuries. the question becomes, brian, what are we prepared to do about it? i'll sharp

i agree with professor mayes that this testimony is riveting and will have quite an impact on the jury. >> and, joyce, just to be clear too, so far it seems like a lot of this is sped up to what we may learn eventually from the chief. what do you expect -- do you expect this afternoon to be considerably more dramatic than what we've seen so far? >> it will be. the court ruled this morning, judge cahill said he would let the chief testify to his opinion about whether chauvin used excessive force. of course, we know his opinion is that chauvin did use unnecessary and excessive force. so we will hear that -- we will hear him testify to that. and the lead-in to that, the buildup to that, will be very important for the jury to hear. it's so unusual for a chief to do this, i don't think that will be lost in any way on this jury. >> and chief best, can i get you to weigh in on that as well, the fact we're going to be allowed to hear the chief's opinion of what occurred in the video that we have now all seen many times? >> yes, i think it's incredibly important. chief arradondo established his

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doctor maye was the chief medical examiner the san antonio medical examiner's article. >> so if we have the san antonio and demaio study, that involves three people, didn't it? >> correct. >> and then we have the study you told us about, the polish study that involved one person. >> correct. >> you can you tell the ladies and gentlemen of the jury how long were the subjects in those studies exposed to carbon monoxide, do you know? >> it is unknown. >> now, i had another issue that i wanted to raise again under this heading of the jury not being confused and this relates to the white substance that you were referring to in the mouth of mr. floyd, remember that discussion? >> yes. >> so it started with a white substance in his mouth and i think it ended with talking about a partially digested pill in the car. remember that? >> yes, i do. >> i'd like to show you and discuss with you a couple of exhibits. you told us you looked at surveillance video from the stores in discussing the materials that you review. remember that? >> yes sir. >> and the store here is cub foods. >> that was one of

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with me are clare cohen, women's editor at the daily telegraph, and joe mayes, politics reporter forberg. welcome to you both. tomorrow's front pages starting with the times, which reports on new allegations of sexual exploitation, bullying and mismanagement at oxfam. after the prime minister's senior adviser on ethnic minorities quit amid a row over a government—commissioned report on race, doreen lawrence says it gives "racists the green light". that's on the front page of the guardian. the sun claims brits will have to head to bahrain if they want a summer holiday, because of "sluggish" vaccination rates in countries like spain. the i leads with an exclusive, reporting on links between the roles of david cameron's former ministers and their subsequentjobs within the private sector. the daily mail says covid passports are to be introduced, which we'll need to attend entertainment venues like theatres and football stadiums. and finally the daily mirror leads with news that we're in for a summer of fun with the entertrainment industry expecting millions in funding to help it bounce b

. >> keith mayes, professor from the university of minnesota, somebody who's been -- we counted on to give us some perspective from the ground there, always appreciate your perspective with us. so thank you, keith. >> thank you, chuck. appreciate it. >>> we have breaking news involving yet another shooting in america. the whole country on edge, it's understandable why we're all so nervous. a manhunt is under way in new york right now as authorities moments ago told reporters they're searching for a 31-year-old man who they believed opened fire at a stop and shop in long island grocery store killing employees and killing two others. authorities released his photo and know his name moments ago. they said he fled the scene and is still armed with a handgun. they believe he worked for the stop & shop at some point and, in fact, may still be employed. >> we do have a person of interest. his name is gabriel dewitt wilson. best picture i can give you now is on noin, gabriel dewitt wilson. date of birth, 2/17/1990. he's got long beach and hempstead addresses. he was or may still be an employe

my guests tonight arejoe mayes, political reporter for bloomberg and clare cohen, women's editor at then convicted of murdering a 32—year—old woman who went missing after a night out with friends in exeter last year. lorraine cox was last seen walking through the empty streets in the early hours of the morning. she was being followed by a 24—year—old man, who lured her back to his room before killing her and dismembering her body. jon kay reports. lorraine cox thought she was safe on the streets of exeter. but walking alone after a night out with friends last september, she was being followed by a stranger. the man with a blue circle above him was 24—year—old azam mangori. cctv shows him shadowing her through the empty city centre for several minutes. then he crosses the road to chat to her. the jury was shown this footage of mangori leading 32—year—old lorraine back to his flat above a fast food outlet. there, he murdered her and dismembered her body. over the next few days he tried to conceal his crime, buying plastic sheeting and air fresheners. hiding evidence, sending fake messages

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