the psi, six weeks from now. and eight weeks from now, we will have sentencing. we'll get the exact dates and a scheduling order. is there a motion on behalf of the state? prosecutor: we moved at the court provoked the defendant's bail and remand him into custody. judge: bail is revoked. bond is discharged. defendant is remanded to the custody of the hennepin county sheriff. anything further? all right, thank you. we are adjourned. >> president biden and vice president harris spoke about the guilty verdict in the derek shelving -- derek chauvin trial, calling the decision a step forward. their address from the white house is about 15 minutes. vice president harris: good evening. first, i want to thank the jury for the service and thank mr. floyd's family for your steadfastness. today, we file psi everly. still, it cannot take away the pain. a measure of justice isn't the same thing as equal justice. this verdict rings us a step closer, and we still have work to do. we still must reform the system. last summer, to

[laughter] and so i am here on behalf of the kappa alpha psi fraternity incorporated to which brothertings was more than a 65-year-plus member. and i just stand to speak on behalf of those members of congress who served with him and shared that fraternal bond. brother benny thompson. brother don mceachin. brother sanford bishop. and former brother al lawson. and former members like brother william clay sr., brother lou stokes, brother walter fauntroy, brother lacy clay, and several others. alcee hastings loved the fraternity and the fraternity loved him. he was the quintessential kappa man. our motto is, achievement in every field of human endeavor. -- anything out -- alcee hastings did he did well. he had a sharp mind. he could use some sharp words. not to be shared under the capitol dome. [laughter] and he was a sharp dresser. in fact whenever i would see him , and he was wearing his white kappa jacket or his colorful socks or his tropical shirts down in south florida, i would publicly proclaim to anyone who was around, when i grow up, i want to be like alcee hastings. the quintesse

one week after that, we will order psi immediately. also have a briefing on if you get the psi, six weeks from now, it weeks from now, we will have this. we will get you the exact dates. is there a motion on behalf of the state0 >> we remand him into custody. >> bill is revoked, bond is discharged and the defendant is in the custody of the county sheriff. anything further0 >> -- anything further? >> thank you. >> you see the handcuffs being put on derek chauvin. that meant he would be sent to jail until the sentencing comes down. the sentence will be audited in eight weeks time and then we will know what his sentence is but he has been found guilty on all three charges and the most serious charge, unintentional second-degree murder carries a maximum sentence of 40 years. third-degree murder carries a maximum sentence of five years, second-degree manslaughter carries a maximum sentence of 10 years. there hasot been a charge against him before this one but derek chauvin found guilty on all three charges. the moment he was found guilty, t

if his kappa alpha psi brotherhood, as much as i love my brotherhood in omega.dded each other about which one of us had made a significant though inconsequential youthful faux pas. we both ran unsuccessfully for discriminate -- secretary of state. and often laughed having to explain to prospective voters, that, no, we were not running against hen kiss singer. we both ran successfully for congress in 1992. and what a classmate he was. alcee was often my go-to guy, especially when it came to the rules that govern our activities. when emily began to lose her 30-year battle with beaties, although ailing himself, alcee often called her to offer cheerful greetings. and i think times find it hard to maintain my composure when i got home and she would share some of those conversations with me. i should never forget his last call to me, although he never uttered the word, i heard him saying, goodbye. that was alcee hastings we will miss. the consoler and counselor. the friend when needed. the foe when appropriate. the congressperson's congressman. rest in power, my dear

the psi six weeks from now and then eight weeks from now we will have sentencing. we'll get you the exact dates in a scheduling order. is there a motion on behalf of the state? >> your honor, the state would move to have the court revoke the defendant's bail and remand him into custody. >> the bail is revoked, bond is discharged and the defendant is remanded to the custody of the hennepin county sheriff. anything further? thank you. >> we're adjourned. >> so there you have it, less than ten minutes, guilty on all three counts. guilty second-degree murder, guilty third-degree murder and guilty manslaughter. you saw the former police officer derek chauvin handcuffed. he's going back into jail. he was out of jail on bail awaiting these verdicts. guilty on all three counts. let's get immediate reaction from don lemon. don, you're watching this as closely as anyone. >> justice has been served, and you can see the reaction from the crowd, how america feels, and i'm sure people who are watching all over this country, or watching all over the world on their devices getting

over and i led a group of paratroopers as a special operations officer working information operations, psid we were very much in the field. so much of the conversation at that time in 2005 was iraq. we had troops in iraq at the time. in afghanistan we only had 17,000 troops at the time. i had a lot of folks saying " at least you are not going to iraq," not knowing about the fighting going on in afghanistan at the time. in afghanistan i started seeing firsthand, what kind of fighting was going on. david: how long were you over there? wes: i was there 10.5 months. david: then you came back to the united states? what did you do then? wes: i did a white house fellowship. i came back from a mission one night and a guy said " i want you to apply for a white house fellowship. it is important for people in washington to get an idea of they gear you are having right now -- year you are having right now." i had the privilege of working under condoleezza rice and her team, which was a life shifting experience for me to go through that. david: after the white house fellowship, your mother said " now c

i'd led a group of paratroopers as a special operations officer, information operations, psi ops, psychologicalrations, and we were in the field. so much of that conversation in 2005 was iraq. we had 150,000 troops in iraq at the time. in afghanistan, only 17,000 troops. i remember when i got the appointment orders for afghanistan, people were like, at least you're not going to iraq. not knowing the fighting in afghanistan at that time. within the first days of afghanistan, i started seeing firsthand a firefight, just what was going on. david: how long were you there? wes: shy of a year. david: you came back to the united states? wes: yes. david: then what did you do? wes: first, a white house fellowship. my friend was a former white house fellow. i came back from a mission and he said i want you to apply for this. he said it is important for people in washington to get a first-hand understanding of the year you are having right now, so they can see what is going on on the ground so i applied for a white house scholarship, and i had the honor of working under condoleezza rice and her team, whic

the court will issue factual findings one week after that we will order psi immediately returnable in four weeks and we will also have briefing on, after you get the psi, six weeks from now and then eight weeks from now we will have sentencing, we'll get you the exact dates in a scheduling order. is there a motion on behalf of the state? >> the state will move to have the court revoke the defendant's bail. >> bail is revoked and bond discharged and defendant remanded to the custody of the county sheriff anything further all right. thank you. >> and they're speaking at george floyd plaza on the right side of the screen listen >> it's -- it's unbelievable i didn't think it would happen i was so nervous it was -- it was all anxiety it was all nervous i live, you know, right in up town, 15 blocks away, and i was honestly afraid. i was scared that the city was going to burn. this is a city i love. this is my city. and i'm just so -- it's just so much relief now. there was just so much bubbling. it's relief now. and we can finally breathe finally breathe like somebody can finally take their

psi immediately returnable in four weeks and we will also have a briefing after you get the psi, six weeks from now and then eight weeks from now we will have sentencing. we will get you the exact dates in a scheduling order. is there a motion on behalf of the state? >> we move to have the court revoke the defendant's bail and remain him in custody pending sentencing. >> bail is revoked and the defendant is remanded into the custody of the hennepin county sheriff. anything further? thank you. we are adjourned. >> dana: there you have it, guilty on all charges, derek chauvin now remanded into the custody of the sheriff there in hennepin county, you are seeing some visible reaction from people that were there to observe, getting the news and reacting to that. very little visible reaction from derek chauvin or his attorney. it's difficult with the masks to tell for sure. but this is the verdict after 45 witnesses in three weeks of testimony, the judge thanking the jury for not just their service but heavy duty service as he put it. next what happens is the jury goes back into the delibe

this is freedom 7, the fuel is go 1.2 t cabin at 14 psi, oxygen is go.ng at 5.5. >> soon after freedom 7 lands, president john kennedy gave nasa an ambitious new space goal. >> we choose to go to the moon and do the other things, not because they are easy but because they are hard. because that goal will serve to organize and measure the best of our energies and skills because that challenge is one that we're willing to accept, one we are unwilling to postpone, and one we intend to win and the others too. >> after alan shepherd and gus gris ham's test flight four other astronauts orbited starting with john glenn, followed by shepard. >> you are go: >> water systems. >> go. >> range operations. >> mercury castle. >> go. >> all panel lights are correct. the ready light is on, the check mercury umbilical. clear. >> all recorders, t minus 18 seconds and counting it hit start. >> 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, 0. >> as nasa geared up to respond to the lunar commitment, it became clear that new management techniques for handling far flung systems manufacture and fina

read you loud and clear. 14 psi oxygen is go.ressure holding at 5.5. ♪ soon after freedom seven landed, president john kennedy gave nasa an ambitious new space goal. >> we choose to go to the moon in this decade and do other things not because they are easy because they are hard. that goal will serve to organize and measure the best of our energies and skills, because that challenge is one we are willing to accept, one we are willing to postpone -- are not willing to postpone, and one we intend to win -- win. and the others too. ♪ >> after alan shepard and gus grissom test flew, four other astronauts orbited the earth in mercury followed by john glenn and gordon cooper. >> all systems go. the red light is on. all the vacuum. mercury umbilical clear. t -18 seconds and counting. 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, three, 2, 1 zero. >> as nasa geared up to responded to lunar commitment, it became clear that new techniques or handling symptoms -- final integration would have to be developed. it was also clear that electronics and computers would be pushe

we would like the temperatures to be a bit higher, but it psi what it is.hrough the course of this evening, and overnight. not much changes on the weather front, we and overnight. not much changes on the weatherfront, we have and overnight. not much changes on the weather front, we have light winds and clear skies so will will be a touch of frost but in the west it should be frost—free. belfast 6 degrees overnight and seven in the western isles of scotland. that is because this weather front is hugging the west of the british isles here and there is just somewhat of a southerly breeze here bringing the cloud and bits and pieces of rain. you can see that breeze on the weather map here, whereas to the east central and eastern areas calm, clear skies, it is going to be a very pleasant day on saturday for some of us, up to 14 degrees, maybe even 15 in some areas of the uk, so a decent day on the way there. now sunday, the weather fronts come close, in fact they start to brush northern ireland and western areas of scotland, so admittedly, on sunday it is not goi

chaired the senate's foremost investigatory committee the permanent committee on investigations known as psi he led the opposition to the authorization of the iraq war in 2003, offering an alternative designed to give u.s. inspectors time to search for weapons of mass destruction. his older brother and best friend was a member of the house of representatives and chairman of the house way is and means committee. they served together for 32 years in the congress making them the longest-serving siblings in congressional history. he knows of my love of the senate trivia so he wouldn't be surprised if i included a fact that i'm sure he's not heard in a previous introduction. in his 36 years he cast 12,630 votes. for the top 15 senators in the history of the senate. his new book a great read by the way, is titled carl levin getting to the heart of the matter my 36 years in the senate and i will try to show it to you here not all that successfully but try to find it it is a great read. he and his wife live in detroit. they have three daughters and six grandchildren. my conversation with senator lev

it is go. 14 psi. oxygen is go.is holding, 5.5. ♪ narrator: soon after freedom seven landed, president john kennedy gave nasa an ambitious new space goal. president kennedy: we choose to go to the moon and other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard, because that goal will serve to organize and measure the best of our energies and skills because that challenge is one we are willing to accept, one we are unwilling to postpone, and one we intend to win. [applause] ♪ narrator: after alan shepherd and guss grisham's flight, four other astronauts, john glenn and others. >> you are go. water systems, go. mercury capsule, go. all lights are correct. eject mercury umbilical. >> mercury umbilical clear. >> how recorder is fast. t -18 seconds accounting. engine start. >> 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. narrator: as nasa geared up to respond to the lunar commitment, it became clear that new management techniques for handling far-flung systems manufacturer and final integration would have to be developed. there w

we'll order a psi immediately. returnable in four weeks. and we will also have a briefing on -- if you get the psi. eight weeks from now we'll have sentencing. we'll get you the exact dates in a scheduling order. is there a motion on behalf of the state? >> the state would move to have the court revoke the defendant's bail and remand him into custody pending sentencing. >> bond is discharged and the defendant is remanded to the custody of the hennepin county sheriff. anything further? all right. thank you. we're adjourned. >>> so, there you saw it. the jury finding derek chauvin, the former police officer in minnesota guilty on all charges. guilty of second-degree murder, third-degree murder and second-degree manslaughter in the death of george floyd. we will have your reaction, viewer reaction to this verdict tonight on the c-span networks. watch your screen. we'll have details for you. look for your phone calls, 8:00 eastern tonight. >>> right now on c-span3, back to that house hearing on the fda foreign drug inspection program. >> that g

we'll order a psi immediately, returnable in four weeks. and we will also have a briefing on after you get the psi, six weeks from now, and then eight weeks from now we will have sentencing. we'll get you the exact dates in a scheduling order. is there a motion on behalf of the state? >> your honor, the state would move to have the court revoke the defendant's bail and remand him into custody pending sentencing. >> bail is revoked, bond is discharged and the defendant is remanded to the custody of the hennepin county sheriff. anything further? thank you. >> we're adjourned. >> counsel. >> nicole wallace, with the whole world watching, the whole world just got to see that. derek chauvin led away in handcuffs. depending on the disposition of sentencing, derek chauvin may not see the light of day again. if you were watching, you heard, there's the graphic, guilty on all charges. manslaughter 2, the lesser charge, guilty. murder 3, guilty. murder 2, felony murder, guilty. 9 minutes and 29 seconds. prosecution told the jurors, believe your own e

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welcome the condemnation of the violence and support for the i of the violence and support for the psi had and the lasting impact it has had four people in that community. i welcome the fact the vice president met with civic society and business leaders three weeks ago and i would encourage him to do more of that to fully understand. she outlined a few times the protocols and the issues around protocols certainly have played an issue. that is why i am the prime minister have been cleared about our determination to find a way forward and we all remember the protocol as they are in place because of the unique circumstances of northern ireland. we have to make sure it works in a flexible way so it works for the people of northern ireland. it only works if it is —— if it is working for everyone across the community. she talks about talks and i have met with leaders on the executive as well as party leaders and will continue to do so. the prime minister has met with the business community. but we do support the established bodies that have been set up to resolve these issues. i am glad to h

the psi, six weeks from now. and eight weeks from now, we will have sentencing. we'll get the exact dates and a scheduling order. is there a motion on behalf of the state? prosecutor: we moved at the court provoked the defendant's bail and remand him into custody. judge: bail is revoked. bond is discharged. defendant is remanded to the custody of the hennepin county sheriff. anything further? all right, thank you.

or a psi immediately returnable in four weeks. we will also have a briefing after you get the psi, six weeks from now. and eight weeks from now, we will have sentencing. we will do the exact dates in scheduling order. prosecutor: the state would move cap the court revoke the defendant's bail and remand him into custody. judge: bail is revoked. bond is discharged. the defendant is remanded to the custody of the hennepin county sheriff. anything further? >> thank you.

or a psi immediately returnable in four weeks. we will also have a briefing after you get the psi, six weeks from now. and eight weeks from now, we will have sentencing. we will do the exact dates in scheduling order. prosecutor: the state would move cap the court revoke the defendant's bail and remand him into custody. judge: bail is revoked. bond is discharged. the defendant is remanded to the custody of the hennepin county sheriff. anything further? >> thank you. judge: we are adjourned. >> president biden and vice president harris spoke about the guilty verdict in the derek chauvin trial following -- trial, calling the jury decision "a step forward." their address from the white house is about 15 minutes.

immediately returnable in four weeks, and we will also have briefing after you get the psi. we will get you the exact dates. >> [indiscernible] >> bail is revoked, bond is discharged. anything further? thank you. we are adjourned. >> on tuesday, president biden and vice president harris reacted to the verdict in the derek chauvin trial. there statements from the white house began with the vice president.