officer and it's 200 year history to die in the line of duty again we had that officer brian sic nick di back on january 6th during the insurrection as far as the mood of what's happening here you can see very much you know looks very very high stakes behind the barricades there but actually if you take a look completely across the capitol you can see everyone very normal people on their scooters people walking around taking pictures of the building with the suspect being dead and with an officer being dead there still no motive given we don't know the motive yet however the capitol hill police have said in their press conference that this was not they do not consider this an act of terrorism. well the officer who died in the attack has been identified as william evans a capital policeman of 18 years president joe biden has sent his heartfelt condolences to the officers family former copernican analyst michael maloof says the latest incident will result in an even larger security presence in washington d.c. well into the future the initial concern was this could have been a decoys and im

officer injured in the capitol hill riots in january suffered a stroke and died of natural causes investigators had thought brian sick nick may have died from a serious head injury or inhalation of chemicals 2 men are charged with using bear spray on sickening during the riot but monday's findings mean prosecutors are less likely to bring murder charges. and the head of european football vantine says plans for arrival so early especially in the face of the constant and late clubs and getting managed to united and real madrid fans enjoin and the new multi-billion dollar project reports. after some of the continent's richest clubs threaten to split european football into the sport's governing body in europe your way for hit back hard saying you were expelled the clubs players from future european championships and world cups i can't stress more strongly at this moment. in the footballing world stand united against the disgraceful self-serving proposals we have seen in the last 24 hours from a select few clubs in europe that are fuelled purely by greed above all else on sunday night 12 of the continent's richest clubs reveal

police officer injured in the capitol hill riot suffered a stroke and died of natural causes investigators had thought brian sick nick may have died from a serious head injury or from inhaling chemicals 2 men are charged with using bear spray or joining the riot but monday's findings mean prosecutors are less likely to bring murder charges. in a new report the united nations has issued a warning about the state of our global climate top officials say the crisis is relentless with temperatures moving dangerously close to the cap set by the paris agreement james bays has more from un headquarters in new york. 2020 was the year that for many normality stops the coded 19 pandemic meant many factories and offices across the world closed commuters stayed at home and airports were largely empty as the global and networks were reduced to skeleton schedules you might think the resulting drop in carbon emissions had a discernible effect on the environment he didn't the year which saw the largest ever wildfires in california and colorado and global sea levels rising was still one of the warmest 3 years on record. they think the

more news out of capitol hill, brain sick nick who died after he competitive protesters during the riotd of natural causes according to the d.c. medical examiner. saying he suffered a stroke, it means it was not brought on by an injury. two men were charged with assaulting the officer with chemical spray during that riot. bringing you news from around the world and breaking tonight, foreign policy challenges for the new president, the biden administration facing pressure on a number of fronts. russia's continued build up near the border with ukraine, china's increasing intimidation of taiwan and negotiations over the iran nuclear deal amid iran's increasing enrichment of nuclear material thumbing its nose at the u.s. jennifer griffin has details of all of that at the pentagon, good evening, jennifer. >> from russia to china, iran, north korea, the biden administration is facing a potential tsunami of simultaneous external national security thoughts proving to be the ultimate stress test for president biden and his national security team. >> the uss theodore roosevelt is on station in th

most were from black or from minority ethnic backgrounds and died in custody. nickation injanuary. the belgian authorities won't confirm how he lost his life. it is thought he suffered cardiac arrest, but his sister has been told after he fell on the floor officers did nothing to help him for at least six minutes. ibrahima barrie's death sparked this explosive reaction on the streets of brussels. a police station was attacked and firearms officers replied with non—lethal bullets. this anger had been brewing for years. it was just the latest case of a person of colour dying after contact with the police. 29—year—old akram died last summer, after being arrested and restrained in the street. an investigation is ongoing. 27—year—old lamine bangoura died after he resisted officers trying to evict him from his house. he was held down on his stomach for several minutes. all the police officers are white and he is black and they say he is crying like an animal. if the person would have been white, they would never have said that. maybe they would have understood that his cr

died a day after he was assaulted at the u.s. capitol riots. two men arrested last month on charges of assess -- arresting sick nick with a spray. they did not link a spray. after being sprayed at 2:00 p.m., he claps around the capitol around 2:00 p.m. and he died around 9:30 the following night. capitol police say they accepted the medical examiner's new finding. "this does not change the fact that officer -- the officer died in the line of duty courageously defending congress in the capital." that is the agency statement that came out yesterday. back to your phone calls. four of your calls about how the jury should deliberate the derek chauvin case.

developments astra zeneca has reputation takes a further dive as the relatives of a woman who died after gets nick's job through these vaccine makers we hear from her family's lawyer. one professor who got caught up vaccinated there was no warning about the risk of trumbo says on the information sheet on the informed consent. russia's foreign ministry spokeswoman tells the sister channel r.t. dortch why e.u. failures have down.

died, one day after the january insurrection. the washington dc medical examiner says officer brian sick nick suffered two strokes and died of naturalyed with a chemical substance during the riot, but there were no signs of an allergic reaction. this ruling will make it difficult for prosecutors to pursue homicide charges in the officer's death. >>> today, marin county could change colors into the only bay area county in the yellow tier. that is big news, symbolically. in practice, it might be more. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield is in mill valley this morning. >> reporter: i know, i think you've got a good point there, ready. it's not a question of can you go inside these businesses anymore, it's the question of, do you want to? some businesses finding even in that year they are in, they are not filling up. people just aren't going inside. businesses are telling us, they are finding that people like to be outside for now. the big winner in the yellow tier will be bars they will finally be allowed to let people inside, and not be required to serve them food. but the concern i■s, this ounds better than it is, that people won't be

during the storming of the capital in january suffered a stroke and died from natural causes they ruled out that 42 year old brian sick nick had been hit with a fire extinguisher or been killed by ingesting poison spray. syria has been stripped of its voting rights at the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons syria's forces were found to have repeatedly used poison gas during the civil war the country will be unable to vote or hold offices at the globe watch told damascus denies using chemical weapons during its of civil war. or ukraine's leader has challenged russian president vladimir putin to meet him in ukraine's war torn east to discuss ending the conflict there a lot of his lenski also urged ukraine's western backers to signal they are willing to support here in its standoff with russia has already. meanwhile vladimir putin has been delivering his annual state of the nation address he warned that moscow would respond in a swift and harsh way to any foreign provocations putin speech comes as tensions with the western creasing over russian military build up near the border with ukraine as also growing in

nick oaf teen, did he? >> no. any evidence that he died from meth? >> no, none. >> you were asked questions about whether he had ingested any fentanyl within five minutes of his time of death. >> yes. >> now, i think you explained to us that if somebody is suffering from from a fentanyl overdose, you would see a depression in the respiratory system. >> yes. >> and depression means some reduction in the rate or ability to breathe. >> correct. >> did you see any depression in mr. floyd's ability to believe before he went unconscious is this. >> no, absolutely not. it was normal respiratory rate. >> any evidence that any fentanyl in his system depressed his breathing whatsoever? >> no. and that's further born out in the carbon dioxide? >> anything further? >> briefly, your honor. two very quick questions. in terms of the carbon dioxide level, you testified that it was at a 96? >> yes. i'm sorry, i didn't catch it. >> you testified that the carbon dioxide was at a 96? >> i think it was 89. >> 8 9. it was also measured at 102. >> that's the venus one. the

recently been ramped down, but authorities remain on high alert after five people died in that j officer brian sick, nickis has been an extremely difficu after the events of january six, and now the event. the u. s capitol was immediately placed on lockdown congresses on spring recess. but bay area congressman ro khanna was just returning to his capital office from lunch and i got frantic calls from my staff, saying there's been a incident that the capital trying t o get a place where you would be safe. congressman khanna said. he immediately thought back to january 6th. he said he's heartbroken by the loss of officer evans and his discussions about security. the capital continue, he said. the people's house may need to endure long term changes to keep everyone safe. i never would have thought that going toe work being in congress and representing our community in the bay area would be a workplace hazard, and it's just sad to me. president biden released a statement this afternoon, sending his condolences to the family of officer evans. he also ordered all flags with white house to be lowered to half sta

just a word he started out and you can tell when you hear i term died from the time dirt child and trafford put his name on my nephew nick that was probably the most. gruesome horrific hate feel anger fear he'd literally think about this after about after watching those clips for about 1015 seconds you knew in your heart that he wasn't going to leave. still to come here on al-jazeera. leave the state action. an appeal for me and mars un ambassador for protection she is people as the military is use death sentences. and ukraine's president on the front line is fears of a new confrontation with russia continue to grow. it's time for the perfect gentle. sponsored point qatar airways. dry weather in the forecast for japan and the korean peninsula this weekend it's looking lovely with plenty of spring sunshine not quite as lovely central parts of china some cloud and rain coming through here but high pressure in china that's why we have that settled weather just around south korea so we're about 18 celsius in pleasant sunshine 1617 degrees for japan on saturday and as we go on into sunday perhaps a touch warm is still that we

nick runco is here to visit a college friend who died.is is really epitomizes the words rest in peace, he says. the natural beauty of this location made possible through green burial practices is a living tribute to his friend and bring my lunch about once a week said up there. look at the hills and it's ah, it's about as peaceful as it gets. so, um, you know, i'm sure my buddy ryan feels the same way down there, and it's a little bit different vibe from the normal normal cemetery. that's for sure. christian captain ktvu, fox two news. all right, let's turn our attention to the weather. we had a very sunny day today if you were inland, but of course you're out of the coast. little cloudy out there and much cooler at it, because look at this split in temperature 66. that's what you called micro climates in action. we also get up in the eighties of sandra fell in santa rosa, but 75 in san jose. so pretty nice day out there. we've got the marine layer kind of dancing in and out a little bit. we're gonna the movement is we get into the night

meeting so that i can acknowledge the professor david, i think he worked with nick and it has affected my own work and he died unexpectedly and far too simply let year. and i saw him in the list of names that popped up so was also at that meeting. david, was our would be really pleased to see this book and i am to. and anybody who cares about health and the environment, and food the dignity and fairness should read it. so i want to begin by congratulating nick on what is really breathe tour for us in the united states, it takes courage to talk about capitalism. more than other wealthy nations, the u.s. has kept alive the notion of the so-called communist menace, the socialism and neck has been undeterred, well done. i have also not often use the word capitalism. i come from a family with history related to the kind of brutal suppression of people who were members of the communist party. i guess i am affected also by that. so is more like past time, just time to extend the conversation about corporate practices. tobacco, big pharma, big tech, and lincoln fees to the social and economic divisions and in the tre

disease in hypertension and so forth had nothing to do with the needle in the nick it just happened that that was his time and he died the coincidence of that sort of thing happening is astronomical i'm no mathematician but the likelihood that that precise moment after we saw him walking around in the store he just died of other causes seems highly unlikely in the jury at the jury seem to credit that narrative and they didn't believe what the defense suggested were alternative causes of the of the death it seemed too farfetched too speculative and too unlikely so i think that substantively this verdict was. correct and for a good good of the country it also happens to be good but the jury got it right we least for now will not have to when i have to withstand the poor about reach that we would have if we had been acquitted and ronald sullivan i don't know whether you can see the pictures that we're showing on our t.v. screens right now but there were people literally hugging and literally jumping for joy outside the courthouse news of the of this verdict of the 3 a guilty on all 3 charges but also live in a stay with

race and ethnicity and how it effects people dis purport atly, especially during covid and their access to life saving medical treatment, i would love nick coal to give a presentation actually addressing that raise is a com phone attribute of vaccine distribution and medical care. additionally, i would love it if that office would be more fourth coming with information and transparency about what you are doing about the covid pandemic saying that you are working on getting vaccines to people in their homes and that you have no other update to give other than that is not good enough. we can do better. we need better. we need a website with transparent documents, information, and up-to-date day by day week by week of what is actually happening to protect the lives of the disabled people. >> thank you for your call. are there anymore general comments? >> that was our last public comment. >> thank you. so, right now we're going to correspondence. do we have any? >> there's not been any correspondence directed to the mdc. >> thank you, debbie. are there any comments or announcements at this time? >> i just want to say thank you very much for

during the storming of the capital in january suffered a stroke and died from natural causes they ruled out that 42 year old brian sick nick had been hit with a fire extinguisher or being killed by ingesting poison spray. syria has been stripped of its voting rights at the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons syria's forces were found to have repeatedly used poison gas during the civil war comes who will be unable to vote or hold offices at the global watchdog damascus denies using chemical weapons during its civil war. activists in the mir mom have launched protests calling for the release of detained political prisoners they're also calling on neighboring countries to respond to the violence in their country since 5 years military coup comes as the leader of myanmar's military hunter said he would attend a regional summit to discuss the crisis. with ukraine's leader has challenged russian president vladimir putin to meet him in ukraine's war torn east to discuss ending the conflict that followed me as a lens he also urged ukraine's western backers to signal they're willing to support here french in its st

a staggering record, 2600 people died from covid-19 in 24 hours. in the bay area, avanda nickys her family survives. nine of them have covid-19 in india. >> everyone is afraid to walk out of their house. it is like you have to have your guard up. it is almost like you are breathing virus because every other person around you has it. >> reporter: with only 9% of the country vaccinated and nearly a million cases in three days, ucsf disease expert dr. man vany says there needs to be a global effort to help india. >> all eyes need to be on india right now. any place that is not doing well impacts us in the u.s.. it is not over until it is over for everyone. >> for along time, india was doing well. what happened? >> the country opened up, there was a very large festival. there was lots of mingling and the virus took hold. >> reporter: president biden confirming the u.s. will assist india providing resources and supplies. u.s. representative ro cada, vice president of the indian caucus has been advocating for the intervention. >> the adminstrigz should be releasing the astrazeneca v

died of heart failure. the cause of death for capitol hill police officer brian sik nick, still pending "the wall street journalges bristle at their handling of media and pretrial detention. for example, after an appeal court told the lower court to reconsider its determination that it mother and son were too dangerous to be released, that lower court judge did order them released. now eric module and his mom lisa marie eisenhardt will await trial at home in tennessee. there accused of trespass just messing at the capital and disorderly conduct. like others caught up in the post-riot dragnet could face a very serious charges. >> somebody died here, and they could charge them with felony murder, sedition, charge them with conspiracy. under the local code, with terrorism. >> shannon: it doesn't appear that's happening. it put a go is a warning about the cases. many capital rioters unlikely to serve jail time, the case is cooking, could embarrass the seas as a dire threat to democracy. trials and sentencing those facing serious charges for months first up in where in. following up on the deadly isis attack we told

down, but authorities remain on high alert after five people died in that january 6th attack, including capitol police officer brian sick, nick, this has been an extremely difficult time. for u. s capitol police after the events of january six, and now the events that have occurred here today, the u. s capitol was immediately placed on lockdown congresses on spring recess. but bay area congressman ro khanna was just returning to his capital office from lunch and i got frantic calls from my staff, saying there's been a. incident that the capital trying t o get a place where you would be safe. congressman khanna said he immediately thought back to january 6th. he said he's heartbroken by the loss of officer evans and his discussions about security at the capitol continue, he said, the people's house may need to endure long term changes to keep everyone safe. i never would have thought that going toe work being in congress and representing our community in the bay area would be a workplace hazard, and it's just sad to me. president biden released a statement this afternoon, sending his condolences to the family of officer evans.

died of a drug overdose. amphetamines. no cause of death was provided for the deaths of officer brian sick nick stories have been fact-basedeginning and contrast virtually to everyone else and she joins us to assess what we just learned. thank you so much for coming on. what happened around here? >> we learned yet another narrative has completely collapsed. the only person as you say who was killed that day was ashley babbitt. and now as we've seen time and time again whether it's the idea of a deadly armed insurrection, whether it was sedition, all of these things that we were told early on, every single one of those story lines has fallen apart. but here's the question, tucker. who is to start retracting -- i mean, we probably have hundreds of thousands of citations that five people were killed. it was in that house democrat impeachment trial memo, who's going to retract that? it's already ingrained. tens of millions americans already believe this. it doesn't matter, the facts don't matter but we are trying our best to tell people exactly what the truth is. >> tucker: they lied about every one of these or recklessly spec

at the cap siege backn january died from natural causes, according to the coroner's office. the medical examiner says that brian sick nickke caused by a medical condition. two men have been charged with assaulting sick, nick prosecutors had argued the men sprayed sick nick with a chemical substance, which may have led to his death. so far. there is no comment from the defense attorneys or prosecutors on the coroner's ruling. shares of pellet on drop today following a warning from the u. s. consumer products safety commission to stop using the company's treadmill if you have kids or pets, palate on stock closed, almost 9% lower today. safety regulators are urging people who own a tread plus palate on treadmill to stop using it immediately after receiving several reports of children getting trapped, pinned or pulled under telethon is calling the warning quote inaccurate. misleading and has not issued a recall on wall street stocks were down today following a drop in tech stocks. the dow was up 123. the nasdaq was down 137 and the s and p was down. 22. historic moment on mars today, nasa flew a helicopter on the red planet.

died. libya's getting ready to start is that nation campaign with its shipment of jobs arriving on sunday 100000 doses of the russian made but nick that scene of arrived in the capital tripoli malaysia's former prime minister najib resigned because in court to appeal his conviction on corruption charges the g. was sentenced to 12 years in jail last year after he was found guilty of stealing hundreds of millions of dollars from the one m. d. b. sovereign wealth fund the corruption trial of israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is about to resume with the 1st witnesses jew to give evidence who is indicted in 3 cases prosecutors allege cheated political favors for a telecoms mogul in exchange for fame brule media coverage those are the headlines here on al-jazeera i'm back with more news in half an hour i'll see that. blue face masks a common sight in city centers around britain but as lockdowns allusive people will still be wearing masks for months or even years to come an ongoing nightmare for the environment this video shows staff at a wildlife hospital helping a bird that's been caught up in discarded litter it's a face mask

died a day after he was assaulted at the u.s. capitol riots. two men arrested last month on charges of assess -- arresting sick nick with a spray. ey did not link a spray. after being sprayed at 2:00 p.m., he claps around the capitol around 2:00 p.m. and he died around 9:30 the following night. capitol police say they accepted the medical examiner's new finding. "this does not change the fact that officer -- the officer died in the line of duty courageously defending congress in the capital." that is the agency statement that came out yesterday. back to your phone calls. four of your calls about how the jury should deliberate the derek chauvin case. a caller from new york says not guilty. caller: hello? host: go on, sam. caller: i just want to say, how many police officers do we need to pull the guy for speeding or for shoplifting? so how many comps do we need in this country to control the crowd? hi said not guilty, because he was the second squad to be called to help. the man should listen to the police, obey the police, and nothing will happen. host: mary is next, orangeburg, south carolina, says guilty. caller: hi, john, good

died from natural causes, according to the coroner's office, the medical examiner says that brian signature suffered a stroke caused by a medical condition. two men have been charged with assaulting sick. nickutors had argued that the men sprayed sick nick with a chemical substance, which may have led to his death. so far. there's no comment from the defendant's attorneys or prosecutors on the coroner's ruling. well within you starting to reopen the wedding industry is making a comeback up next here on the four we'll hear from a wedding planner about what couples who've been trying to tie the knot should keep in mind, and it's been over a month. since we've had any measurable rain. we have a slight chance of it in your extended forecast. i'll tell you the timing coming up, man. there's only a handful of chances left now to win this season play the fox super six masked singer sweepstakes and you could win your share of 200. $50,000 just l owed the free app and watch the mass singer wednesday nights at eight o'clock right here on eii'm morgan, and there's more ktvu boxto me than hiv. more love,... more adventure,... more community. but with my hiv treatment,... there's not more medicines in m

died at the age of 99. we will have all the tributes that come in for you. we will be talking again about where this leaves the royal family and nicknue, but the balance within it will have changed after this news. we will talk a little bit as well about his big contribution to public life in the united kingdom over many years since that marriage to princess elizabeth backin that marriage to princess elizabeth back in 1947. so it is a long and rich life that we are talking about today, not without its controversy at times, let's be clear about that as well. nicholas witchell, our royal correspondent, has been considering all of this and he looks back now at prince philip is my life. b, back now at prince philip is my life. 1 , , , «' back now at prince philip is my life. 1 , , ~ :, life. a husband, philip, duke of edinburgh. _ life. a husband, philip, duke of edinburgh, who, _ life. a husband, philip, duke of edinburgh, who, with _ life. a husband, philip, duke of edinburgh, who, with his- life. a husband, philip, duke of edinburgh, who, with his handsj edinburgh, who, with his hands between the hands of the queen, becomes her lead

nick confessore and michael steele, thank you very much for your opinions this morning. >> so great. >>> still ahead, a medical examiner releases the cause of death for capitol police officer brian sicknick, who diedhe capitol. we'll talk about the significance of that ruling. >>> plus, we are awaiting a verdict in the derek chauvin trial as the jury continues its deliberations follow yesterday's closing arguments. >>> also this morning, senator angus king was among the lawmakers who met in the oval office yesterday to discuss the president's infrastructure jobs plan and senator king joins us ahead on "morning joe." s us ahead on "morning joe. i signed up because i was curious. i learned about my grandfather's life on ancestry and it was a remarkable twentieth-century transformation. he did a lot of living before i knew him. bring your family history to life like never before. get started for free at ancestry.com if you wanna be a winner then get a turkey footlong from subway®. that's oven roasted turkey. piled high with crisp veggies. on freshly baked bread! so, let's get out there and get those footlongs. now at subway®, buy one footlong in the app, and get one 50% off. subway®. eat fresh. intro

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