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s. city of minneapolis. can potter claim she missed? hook her gun for a taser when she shot dante wright, the case has reopened racial divisions in the same city where george floyd was killed. the mother of dante wright wanted accountability for her son's death. when a jury returned a guilty verdict on 2 charges of manslaughter, katy bryant experience all kinds of emotions. oh, my gosh, i'm the moment that we heard guilty on the man's letter. one emotions every single motion that you could imagine just running through your body at that moment. i kind of let out a yelp because it was built up in the anticipation of what was the calm when, while we were waiting for the last few days. police officer kim potter pleaded not guilty and the fatal shooting of rice in brooklyn center, a suburb of minneapolis, minnesota. in april. in emotional testimony, she claimed she mistakenly to her gone instead of a taser and killed a 20 year old during a routine traffic stop and slider in the 2nd degree. now we've been able to process it and we want to than

s. city of minneapolis has convicted a white, former police officer of manslaughter, and the death of a black motorist, kim potter said she mistook her hand gun for a taser when she shot 20 year old dante wright. the case has rekindled racial tensions in the same city where george floyd was killed by a police officer last year. germany has reported its 1st death related to the i'm a chron. corona virus variant. more than 3000, i'm across cases have been confirmed in the country with numbers surging by a quarter and single day. health minister carl lauterbach said he expects i'm a chron will become the dominant variant in the coming weeks. and i guess russian president vladimir putin has held his 17th annual press conference. he denied russia is acting aggressively toward its neighbors, but refuse to rule out an invasion of ukraine issue. it follows weeks of international concern over russia's military buildup at ukraine's border. think if you with this is dw news from berlin, you can find mor

s. city of minneapolis has been found guilty of manslaughter in the shooting death of a black man. dante right. officer came pot said she mistook her gun for had ties up when she shot rides. the case reopened, racial divisions in the same city where george floyd was killed at the hands of police. the mother of dante wright wanted accountability for her son's death. when a jury returned a guilty verdict on 2 charges of manslaughter, katy bryant experienced all kinds of emotions. oh, my gosh, i'm the moment that we heard guilty on the manslaughter. one emotions every single emotion that you could imagine just running through your body at that moment. i kind of let out a yelp because it was built up in the anticipation of what was the calm when while we were waiting for the last few days, police officer came potter and pleaded not guilty in the fatal shooting of rise in brooklyn center, a suburb of minneapolis, minnesota, in april in emotional testimony, she claimed she mistakenly drew her gun i

s. city of minneapolis. kim potter claim she missed took her gun for her taser when she shot dante wright, the case has reopened racial divisions in the city where george floyd was killed. we say cheery on the charge of manslaughter in the 1st degree while committing a misdemeanor on our out of april 11 2021 in handling county state of minnesota. find the defendant guilty. the jury reached its decision . after more than 3 days of deliberating, potter was convicted of 1st and 2nd degree manslaughter. were now joined by dw corresponded oliver salad, washington, d. c. oliver thinks being with us. so why was this such a closely watch case in the u. s. a because of different armina and for years and if not decade, so there were no charges made against white police officer killing black people in duty. and those times might change might be changing right now, especially after the killing of george floyd in 2020 and those like lives matter of protests that sparked it across the united states and all around the worl

s. cities as in crime race comparable to the 1900 ninety's with some areas breaking all time records for homicide. this is prompted men to jump off the de fun, the police bandwagon, chicago and the tourist problems, yvonne crime among those not looking to boost law enforcement again. serious crime makes the headlines almost daily. most recently, a more shootout in the suburbs and a double robbery of high and brands, stores situated opposite one another local media also report shoot that happening. even in one safe neighborhoods, scogel mer, lightfoot, who previously wanted to slash police funding. so the situation is forcing her to do the opposite. i have formerly asked the attorney general of the united states merrick garland too, with all deliberate haste, detail, a t f. agents to chicago for 6 months, so that we can increase the number of gun investigations and seizures in chicago. according to chicago police, there were hundreds of all shootings in the city this year than last, when there were more than $3000.00 and murders, also sort of significant spike. san francisco is also b

s. city of minneapolis. kim potter claim, she missed hooker gun for her taser when she shot dante wright, the case has reopened racial divisions in the same city where george floyd was killed. the mother of dante wright wanted accountability for her son's death. when a jury returned to guilty verdict on 2 charges of manslaughter. katy bryan experienced all kinds of emotions. oh, my gosh, i'm the moment that we heard guilty of manslaughter, one emotions every single emotion that you can imagine just running through your body at that moment. i kind of let out a yelp because it was built up in the anticipation of what was the come when while we were waiting for the last few days, police officer kim potter pleaded not guilty and the fatal shooting of rice in brooklyn center, a suburb of minneapolis, minnesota, in april. in emotional testimony, she claimed she mistakenly drew her gun instead of a taser and killed a 20 year old during a routine traffic stop and slaughter in the 2nd degree. now we've been able to p

s. cities us in crime rates comparable to the 1900 ninety's, with some areas braking old time records for homicide. it's prompted me as to jump off the defun, the police bandwagon, chicago new taurus for problems of violent crime among those now looking to boost levels of law enforcement. again, serious crime, making the headlines almost every day now. most recently a mole shoot out in the suburbs and a double robbery of high and bran stores, situated opposite each of the local media report shootouts are happening even in once safe neighborhoods, chicago man, laurie lightfoot, who previously wanted to slash police funding situations forced to do the opposite . i have formerly ass the attorney general of the united states mer garden to with all delivered hayes detail atf agent to chicago for 6 months. so that we can increase the number of gun investigations and seizures in chicago. according to chicago police, they were hundreds more shootings in the city this year than last when the wimbledon 3000. no, that is also sort of significant spike with $793.00 committed the ship. san francis

s. cities as in crime rates comparable with the 19 ninety's and some areas of broken alter records when it comes to homicides is prompted me as to jump off the beef on the police bandwagon. chicago new tours for his problems with violent crime is among those now looking to boost levels of the long foresman. once again. serious chronic making headlines on a lot of days. most recently, there was a mole shoot out in the suburbs and the double robbery of high and brand stores that were situated opposite one another. local media also report shootouts, a happening even in can once considered safe neighborhoods. chicago man, laurie lightfoot, who previously wanted to slash police funding, says the situation is actually forced to do the opposite. i have formerly asked the attorney general of the united states merrick garland, too, with all deliberate haste, detail atf agent to chicago for 6 months. so that we can increase the number of gun investigations and seizures in chicago. recording to chicago police, there were hundreds more shootings in the city this year than last when there were more

s. city to require coven vaccines for all private sector workers, merck building, blasio sais. the rule will take effect later this month, just days before his term ends. well, that's cross live now. to ortiz, kill had not been in new york. caleb, it's been called a drastic measure business to say there were a blindsided by it. tell us more indeed, but the reaction it has caused while the outgoing mayor of new york city bill de blasio is presenting himself as a national leader in the fight against cobit 19. and now he's taking the dramatic move of being the 1st city in the united states to implement a city wide vaccine mandate for private businesses. now he cited the arm across variant, so he cited our cold weather and the upcoming holidays, et cetera. this is the outgoing mayor of new york city, bill de blasio announcing this bold move. as of today, we're going now say 1st in the nation measure, our health commissioner will nouns, a vaccine mandate for private sector employers across the board. now all city employees have already had a mandate, teachers, firefighters, police o

s. cities have set new records for homicides. enough said, let's welcome in our panel. matthew fogg, who is a retired chief deputy u. s. marshal. and dominic is a former police officer and author of before the badge everything you need to know before you become a cop gentleman. welcome to both of you in albuquerque, atlanta austin, baton rouge, columbus. io indianapolis, jackson, mississippi. i'm going alphabetically that 7 of the 16 cities across the country that have set new homicide records this year. dominic, there's no other reason that they are not going to find any other reason than dunning, because they're allowed to. there's no other reason that they are not going to find any other reason than criminals are not being prosecuted cops are doing their job. i've talked about the several times on r t. the of you either states attorney, your district attorney, depending upon your where your state is, which is an elective position, they are not prosecuting. it's oh, my gosh, let's just down play these communities and baby them and the recidivism rate is insane. and kno

s. city. and from the middle of next week, children age between 5 and 11 will need at least one vaccine. those 2 in the restaurants and fears as cases in new york arising, there are concerns over the con barrett it's the government forces of one or more battlefield victories against rebels from an old soldiers loyal to the government have taken back to strategically important towns along a national highway to grow and people's liberation front or t p left. if his to be retreating in horror and afar regions are state lines. one news coming up here and i was 0 right after the stream. it's the political debate. so that's challenging the way you think is a military advancement. going to stop the family to get i is and that a company says united to now people out. i tend to not very upfront with me mark lamont, who on out 0 i anthony. okay, that awesome sport speech were typically known as sports in our white atmosphere, white communities that have been broken for by people of color. i'm being tran

s. cities and we're seeing the new york. i'm going to see it, i think around the country. you know, i tell you, i know that we've talked a lot about the federal reserve, about fiscal policy and everything that's been taking place for the last couple of years. it was expected that the fed was going to finally start rolling back. some of these pandemic policies that have been put into place in the new year and yet now that we see all that's going on with the talk of the crime and how that might impact not only the economy but it's impacting health policy. do you feel that the fed is still going to make plans to, to pay for all some of these programs, or are they going to stay the course at this point? as you said in the past, the market obviously loves the fed intervention. but do you think that intervention is going to come to an end or at least be tapered or we're just going to go full steam ahead. straight into 2022. well i think what is really interesting because the fed has tape it a bit. so the company that purchases not, not dramatically, not radically, they were buyi

s. city leaders of nato allies, united states, u. k, france, germany and italy of held a joint phone call about ukraine. the statement says they agreed that a united front is needed to confront what seen as russian who still a t. i build up of russian forces on the border has raised fears of a possible invasion, which the criminal denies will be the top focus of a video called between vladimir putin and joe biden on tuesday. all right. yep. that lines more news coming up right after counting the cost of a gynecologist working as a volunteer in areas of conflict. he's not only a skilful doctor, but he's also known for his time delivering babies and treating women who medical services are limited. you're truly a doctor of humanity and hope to see the world. what was the doctor? medical mission, syria, him in southern turkey. dr. with hold on now to sierra ah hello, i'm kim, i'll santa maria. this is counting the cost on al jazeera, your weekly look at the world of business and economics this week. oh me, christ. does it ever seem to en

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s. city of minneapolis has convicted a white, former police officer of manslaughter, and the death of a black motorist, kim potter said she missed, took her hand gun for a taser.

so many in the city. 72 oakland. 75 san jose. -- 70's and the city pay would mid 70's to low 80's.ould records are very likely. we are stay above average pay would we see minor cooling. saturday and sunday, morning fog to afternoon sunshine. temperatures in the upper 60's, above where we should be for this time of year. we will see if we can get the ring back in the forecast. >> that will be nice. >> while the omicron variant has yet to surface here in the u.s., a race is underway to produce and use its dna to determine how well existing vaccines work against it. the bay area is playing a key role. reporter: adam was the lab that key researchers turned to one the delta variant emerged. >> we want to know as quickly as possible of the vaccines we have been taking are sufficient to capture omicron or not. reporter: orders started coming in friday. they can produce thousands upon thousands of tubes with a single dna sequence. from that, multiple copies can be made. pharmaceutical companies will use a dna to test the effectiveness of their vaccines. others will determine how well antib

s. city of minneapolis has convicted a white, former police officer of manslaughter, and the death of a black motorist, kim potter said she mistook her hand gun for her taser when she shot 20 year old dante wright. the case has rekindled racial tensions in the same city where george floyd was killed by a police officer last year. this is dw news from berlin. you can find more on our website. that's d w dot com. ah rushes president vladimir, vladimir of each porton held his 17th annual press conference today, and he didn't bring presents on as what ukraine really wanted for christmas was a 120000 russian troops and assorted heavy weaponry on its doorstep. tonight we'll pick out a couple of topics from the for our marathon ukraine, of course, and what's going on between mister putin and someone else who's off jo biden's christmas, lest china's president, she shouldn't pig. i'm fill gail in berlin and this is the day. ah no, you were not wanting to the east is what we were told in the 1990s. we

most of our daytime highs today, although like yesterday there's a few 60's on the map, especially right along the bayshore foster city san carlos among those spots at 62 degrees. south bay temperatures mid upper to upper 50's to low 60's union city at 59 while hayward fremont as well. san leandro in castro valley each right evenly at 60 each vallejo in benicia at 54 santa rosa down through nevado all at 53 tomorrow's highs right around the same as today's. but we do start to cool down after that cooler. temperatures means better chances of snowfall at lower elevations. and this is some skiing snow right here. some very puffy stuff that will be great for skiers as we work our way through the rest of this month. now friday night. we do have a resurgence of rainfall after that afternoon break in it. so do expect to be using your time wisely when it comes to seeing some doses of sunshine because it's not going to last for long. some of our heaviest rain and snow is actually going to be in the midst of the busy holiday travel weekend reyna john, thank you for that. all right. let's get a look at some of your bridges, all

s. city of minneapolis has convicted a white, former police officer of manslaughter, and the death of a black motorist, kim potter said she mistook her hand gun for a taser when she shot 20 year old dante wright. the case has rekindled racial tensions in the same city where george floyd was killed by a police officer last year. germany has reported its 1st death related to the i'm a chron. corona virus variant, more than 3000 amok. wrong cases have been confirmed in the country with numbers surging by a quarter and single day. health minister karl lauterbach said he expects i'm a chron will become the dominant variant in the coming weeks. and i guess maybe by the russian president vladimir putin has held his 17th annual press conference, he denied russia is acting aggressively toward its neighbors, but refused to rule out an invasion of ukraine issue. it follows weeks of international concern over russia's military buildup at ukraine's border dealers. for an interview with julie, this is dw n

san jose campbell and those scattered us well in the east bay looking at upper 50's to low 60's union city hayward 59 same for you in oakland, walnut creek. san ramon castro valley each at 60 degrees benicia 58 while santa rosa down through mill valley in the upper 50's. looking ahead of her next 70's. daytime highs will be a little bit more mild tuesday and wednesday. a few more 60's on the map before we cool even further on into the latter part of the week and into the weekend evening showers tonigot, another chance of showers, thursday. better chances of rainfall even yet looking likely towards the start of next week. rebecca. >> all right. john heading out to of the bay bridge toll plaza. if you're going to be driving into san francisco. it's pretty clear here. the shot. and it's been that way for the last hour or so. so that is good news if you're driving into san francisco, your drive time 7 minutes out of the macarthur maze across the upper deck. but fog now has definitely rolled across the san mateo bridge really dense here in some spots. so be really careful. does your commute alo

s. city of minneapolis, kim potter claim. she mistook her gun for a taser when she shot dante wright, the case has reopened racial divisions in the city where george floyd was killed. we think jerry, on the charge of mans in the 1st degree law, committing a misdemeanor on our out of april 11 2021 in handling county state. minnesota. find the defendant guilty. the jury reached its decision. after more than 3 days of deliberating, potter was convicted of 1st and 2nd degree manslaughter. were now joined by dw correspondent oliver salad, washington, d. c. oliver, things being with us. so why was this such a closely watch case in the us? and because of different army and 4 year than if not decades, there were no charges made against white police officer killing black people in duty. and those times might change might be changing right now, especially after the killing of george floyd in 2020 and those like lives matter of protests that sparked it across the united states and all around the world. every other case that is happening

each just below 70 degrees would not be surprised to see pockets of 70's in the city just as you willht along the coastline 60's to 70's along the bay shore, although mostly 70's redwood city, palo alto and mountain view each at 72 there's your upper 70's and los gatos and morgan hill are too warm spots at 77 degrees. not much different for the east bay, although generally the further inland you get gets a little cooler. antioch. only at 67 comparative allay 70 degrees today and 72 out towards santa rosa. so we are going to be looking at a nice warm afternoon today to kick off the new month. thursday friday staying mild and you see it's starting to get cooler into next week. could see a sprinkle or 2 monday night into tuesday morning. but that's not really what i'm looking at here. looking at what could happen towards the end of next week, which is a better chance of a pattern change that can hopefully bring us some relief from the nice weather that we're in the now, what we have on the bridges is a pretty easy commute at this point. we are starting to see improvements right before th

s. union city at 60 degrees. really mild. also very foggy. quarter-mile, moon bay. right, golden gate bridge, slippery roadways. colder storms, christmas weekend through next week. we are looking at a chance of snow over our higher peaks. it is to come up tomorrow morning, minor roadway flooding, chance of thunder. gusts between 30 and 35 miles per hour. biggest concern is minor urban flooding, we will see rapid rises on creeks and streams. other than that, not expecting significant problems this week. but :00, the downpours, potential thunder. reds and oranges indicating heavy rain and possibility of thunderstorms. 7:00, san francisco, east bay and southbay. 10:00, the focus is around gilroy. the rest of you, just trying to see that rain easing up. just spotty, light showers, a lot like today for the rest of the afternoon and evening. i'm going to take this rainfall projection through sunday. anywhere from one to 2.5 inches of rain. in the far northern end, we are talking three to four inches of rain. morning temperatures in the 40's, 50's. storming come up when th

s. union city at 60 degrees. really mild. also very foggy. quarter-mile, moon bay. right, golden gate bridge, slippery roadways. colder storms, christmas weekend through next week. we are looking at a chance of snow over our higher peaks. it is to come up tomorrow morning, minor roadway flooding, chance of thunder. gusts between 30 and 35 miles per hour. biggest concern is minor urban flooding, we will see rapid rises on creeks and streams. other than that, not expecting significant problems this week. but :00, the downpours, potential thunder. reds and oranges indicating heavy rain and possibility of thunderstorms. 7:00, san francisco, east bay and southbay. 10:00, the focus is around gilroy. the rest of you, just trying to see that rain easing up. just spotty, light showers, a lot like today for the rest of the afternoon and evening. i'm going to take this rainfall projection through sunday. anywhere from one to 2.5 inches of rain. in the far northern end, we are talking three to four inches of rain. morning temperatures in the 40's, 50's. storming come up when th

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in the day�*s other games, leeds and brentford drew 2—2, while aston villa move up to 10th place after a 2—1win over leicester cityinal against arsenal at wembley. the 3—0 victory for emma hayes�*s side, which was played out in front of a crowd of over 40,000, means chelsea have completed their first domestic treble in england after also winning the women�*s super league title and the league cup last season. a huge achievement for the chelsea boss, emma hayes. imean, the i mean, the thing we are treble winners, amazing achievement, it really is. you cannot ask for anymore from the players. i am acutely proud of them, the staff, the club. we have built this team over a long period and i think today why we are champions. australia have picked their starting xi to take on england, three days away from the opening ashes test in brisbane. following the news earlier this week that alex carey would replace former captain tim paine as wicket—keeper, new skipper pat cummins confirmed that travis head had been picked ahead of usman khawaja to bat at number five. england have yet to pick their team but captainjoe root said a

thicker tonight and we're going to see overnight lows warming up into the low to mid 40's for most bay area. cities still going to be in the mid 30's for east bay valleys. but often the coast, though, we are tracking our next main event arriving and no, it's not an atmospheric river. it's several storms that are going to make its way into the bay area. >> starting early tuesday afternoon. for those of you in the north bay. so take advantage of tonight and monday for your last minute holiday destination kuz. we are going to notice slick commutes, widespread light to moderate rain in continuing tuesday night through wednesday, scattered showers wednesday into thursday. but then by friday we're going to see that storm track shift a little bit to our north bay valleys could see some light showers so far with this are looking dry for the rest of the bay area could see a stray shower or 2. so keep that umbrella handy because then by friday night we're going to see the return of the widespread light to moderate rain even through your christmas day saturday. so it is going to be a wet one, much needed rain

s. china cities trap relationship. i think a 2021 is really exposed. kind of the broken economy in united states. we are what i call warehouse nation. now, we are a nation, you know, as they called britain used to be a nation, a shop keepers, the united states, now a nation of warehouses. we don't make anything anymore. we gradually lost our industrial capacity over the years. 2008 financial crisis. it was a real shock. we lost 50 to 80000 factories. those guys never came back to a host of different issues, but we're now a nation warehouses. santa's reindeer, all backed up at the port along beach, can take 30 days this year and it's were stretched over 30 days now to get something off, a boat and onto a truck. all the ports the united states been backed up all the all here. the ports in china had been backed up. we've never seen any kind of issues like this where you can't get containers. shipping prices are all multiples. i mean, you know, 30400 percent this year we saw the container price to go over $20000.00. they used to be 3500. so you literally a

upwards of 35 miles per hour or less brisbane and san bruno 58 degrees with low 60's for redwood city and san carlos and widespread low 60's for most of the south bay to san jose 62 degrees with livermore warming up into the mid 50's. and as his walnut creek and concord 57 degrees of peace there richmond and berkeley in the low 60's 2 to 5 degrees below average even for those of you in the north bay valais and napa 57 degrees and low 60's but just barely for those of you in santa rosa temperatures cooling down even more, especially after thursday's storm. we're tracking some possible frost forming friday morning through saturday morning and even snow levels dropping to a low as 3,000 feet for highest peaks with thursday store. back to you. jonathan risa, thank you. still to come here tonight on kron 4 news at a soaring into a safer future. >> wait until you see how this incredible falcon inspired invention is now perching itself to possibly save lives. ♪ don't worry mom, we'll be there soon. "we?!" is this "the one". well... let's say i found the one who takes me to another level... a

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