there is a lot in what you say. the assay - a lot in what you say.he wasn't fired. whatever power off, had or could have done, because we don't know if they will still undergo an investigation and come out with an outcome, are we going to hear about it now? you know he will walk off from good morning britain straight into another role. the point i am making is this will change nothing for piers morgan. we should be talking about how we change the way we work as a society, so that bad behaviour like his is no longer tolerated. nobody is saying you can't dislike someone but we are saying your dislike of that person shouldn't be so irrational, so repugnant that now it influences other people to do the same. i think thatis other people to do the same. i think that is wrong. now piers claims he is justified, that is wrong. now piers claims he isjustified, his comments that is wrong. now piers claims he is justified, his comments on meghan, because they are attacks on the queen. that is nonsense, it is not an attack on the queen and the queen and the monar

i'd rather say heath than my christian name. cos heath is easy to say. "heath," i canjust say.r," i can say it now, but it always used be so much harder to say, so much harder. he started listening to rap music at school and was amazed to find that when he rapped, he never stammered. # i didn't choose rap, bro # understand the game chose me. my brother picked me up from my speech therapist. he was playing, like, kanye west when i was really young, and i remember him looking at me. i'd probably over and over heard the same song, i started to rap it, and he looked to me and he was like, "you can do it," and i think subconsciously ijust fell in love with it, and i was able to, like, say what i wanted to say. obviously i wouldn't go into a class and rap what i wanted to say, but the same way you rap, you take your breath control, you pause, the way you flow on a beat is the same way i overcome a stutter, like take little breaths, then speak. and it's the same sort of... but as i say, i don't think it was on purpose. i think i just subconsciously fell in love with the fact that i co

type camera they might say that's a lie but most people would say well that's political hyperbole it's not really a lie it's an opinion and that's an exaggeration but remember many let if we're going to count out the lies let's look at all the lies thrown at donald trump in the russian hoax i mean you know we're in a situation right now where. adult behavior is not encouraged by politicians and it would be great for example if the other night last week of joe biden in his state of the union types speech what is acknowledged does not trump an operation works the got a hold it back saying to the marketplace in 11 months when all his critics were saying it was going to take 5 years he got it done in the 11 months and mr unity president joe biden refused to even acknowledge that so you know the words i mean right now you're talking about the president who said the virus was a democratic hoax and who played it down consistently and said it was just as bad a no worse than flu and anyway it was under control mistaken from the lies came home to roost on capitol hill on january the 6th didn't s

a cue for me as i say to each his own i tell my family to not get the vaccine if god says our time is up then our time is up there's no need to run and hide it's good that the government is worrying about the people but on the other hand we are free to make our own choice. local leaders say that while everyone over 60 years old is eligible only about half of registered to receive the job you see you ever see you there i think people should just accept a vaccine this community needs it and why because there are no doctors and there are no hospitals close to us. some again isn't the only place in mexico where people are refusing the vaccine since the country started its national vaccination program dozens of communities in the south of officially expressed opposition to it but that isn't the biggest obstacle to everyone in mexico getting the job. though the overall rate of corona virus contagion in the country is on the decline experts warn that vaccination efforts are full and sure what's needed to curb the outbreak in the enjoyment and. i think the lesson developing countries must lea

says that some hopeful progress has been made towards a ceasefire in yemen but it says more commitment is needed from the warring parties special envoy timothy linda king has made the assessment after visiting the region yemen has been at war for more than 6 years the government backed by a saudi led coalition is fighting who the rebels who control the capital of sana'a now bill cody as a former u.s. diplomat and former deputy chief of mission in yemen he says the united nations security council should take a tougher stance on the warring parties the leadership. is insisting on lifting the siege. and stopping the aerial bombardment from saudi arabia 1st before they stop that seems to that's unrealistic and it seems like they are just biding for time so that they can finish taking over matter in their own media channels they are talking about a victory they feel victorians i think this is very on realistic and very unfortunate the u.n. security council should take a tougher stand but that has been disappointing as well as this goes on regardless of which side wins matter it will only ca

continued to extend the hand and now they're saying i can't say it on t.v. but you know what i'm thinking go ahead john well i think as i say that's because they need to maintain their internal narrative. and. somebody mentioned the vaccines underline said 10 days ago that europe had to buy vaccines together as a block because otherwise european unity would be threatened and and that was the reason why the vaccine rollout was slower it was a terrible thing to say because it showed that she puts european unity about how our health of european citizens but the extent of her ideological line this is that by revealed and that's why i say that she's quite capable of doing things in the name of european ideology which are against european interests so i agree i agree with your question that there is the. dichotomy between on the one hand the discourse on values and real interests i do agree with that and of course the big issue which these individual sanctions high is not stream to gas pipeline because like like here jeffrey i hope that there might be some good ne

some say comes at a bad time. >>kron four's sanaz tahernia has details now on this recent hike as well as how much of an increase customers will see on their bill. >>we ve billions of dollars more. in our utility bills for the was fire mitigation and we're not seeing results. pg customers are angry the utilities raising its rates by an average of $8.73 a month mark toney of the utility reform network says it's simply not the right time this is absolutely the worst time. >>team raising people's bills for an absolute essential service which is what electricity is in this time where people are out of work because of the public health we should have a rate freeze not a rate hike. >>according to pg knee the rate increase that went into effect march 1st will pay nearly 50% of the utility's annual costs associated with wildfire. mitigation like hardening the electric system and enhancing vegetation management former state senator jerry hill things that while it's necessary that pg and e have the money to do all these thi

why do i say that? economic benefits, but the problem is sometimes they lead -- trading does lead to security consequences which is not economic. if a nation trades with north korea, economically speaking, the companies involved in the bilateral trade would benefit commercially, but kim jong-un is going to get the surplus on trade and invest that in his nuclear program. this is a classic example of what in economic literature is called security externalities of trade. when the u.s. engagement with china -- the assumption was there would not be as such severe security externalities, but what turns out to be not quite true is that china has been getting stronger in its own model. this is why secondary blinken emphasized new international order because that is different from what the chinese government has in mind. host: go ahead and finish. guest: my research focuses on analyzing propaganda talking points like this coming out of china, and from there we have been trying to predict what the thinking is beh

but he says authorities should learn from the pandemic. economy when i was in a financial sense it is really bad and painful but this is a lesson for me to be stronger mentally it's also listen forward in the future we shouldn't rely only on one thing. the indonesian tourism ministry hopes bali can welcome back to us soon but doesn't know exactly when we're very optimistic. really . short period of time we will be able to are you open the borders. of tourism going to. around 80 percent of the population in bali work in tourism and many turned to agriculture when they lost their jobs the indonesian government is trying to encourage domestic tourism and says it is discussing the possibility of trouble corridos with other countries but it will be months before the border can safely reopen and community groups say reverting back to mastery of them will make the population vulnerable in the future. environmental groups advocate for a more balanced economy with more opportunities in farming fishing and other industries as well as tourism. the in

so yes i'm not i'm not i'm always you know the government says giving the government says it's giving in other ways it is giving to this 20 percent of the population. that are under the poverty line. what do you think also that there is 00 pounds budgeted for the effect of the pandemic come the next fiscal year well this is a very very serious point you say. is going to go on until until september he's an hour and that says going to extra $60000000000.00 but what they're expecting is that the further money will tail off as the economy recovers so as the and the for cost is that we'll be back to where we were before i'm a by by by the middle of next year why do they think the economy's going to recover so quickly because they think there's a lot of pent up demand that there's a lot of savings that people haven't been able to spend and then as the shops and entertainment places reopen people will flock to these places with the extra spending power and that'll make the whole thing revived but if you look at it realistically i'm very skeptical about this because national income has full i

people who say that it doesn't matter what we say the. only thing which matters as well to actually do it's again like this children who say i'll kill you and tomorrow they'll be friends again but i'm not sure if this can really work within the stacy because they into international relations that have a very long tradition of. you know the international protocol is based on this idea of politeness for you god knows what you actually do when you shoot you and there are certain rules for example even though there is a war when you declare war you should you know when when say nazi germany and began their war against the soviet union the soviet diplomats still were allowed to leave. germany german difference for were allowed to leave the soviet union then the return what was going to happen to all this protocol diplomatic immunity under this circumstance is it's not very clear wish it wait and see now i think there is one standard for a silver lining in this whole controversy is that very much every russian now knows this american expression

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it's online abuse some say it's firing somebody some say it's harassment others say it's not a real thing this is just free speech and accountability i want to know where you to stand on this little start with you. thank you do you completely that the term is incredibly imprecise you know weigh that up you skates more than a limb an aid some for that reason i rarely use it. so you know i think part of the problem is that mopping times that people who complain about in my complaining about it from their own perspective from their own experience and yet those people are very powerful people there are people with big journalistic clout moore does it work for the largest media outlets they're supposed to be you're supposed feel sorry for them because people are angry about what they've written or what they have sat and a lot of people look at that say that's not a real problem you know you and i agree with that the concern i have is for people who don't have power who you know you saw not especially after the. protest movement over the summer against police abuse and systemic racism and

say, in response to really _ out, i would say, in response to really quite _ out, i would say, in responseny women to say, look, why should the onus be on us to change our behaviour? this is something that needs — our behaviour? this is something that needs to be addressed from all of us, _ that needs to be addressed from all of us, and _ that needs to be addressed from all of us, and particularly on men. and the police _ of us, and particularly on men. and the police apparently in response to this is— the police apparently in response to this is to _ the police apparently in response to this is to increase the amount of undercover— this is to increase the amount of undercover policing, there is one suggested in the times that they could _ suggested in the times that they could go— suggested in the times that they could go into bars, they might follow— could go into bars, they might follow men who perhaps have been suspected — follow men who perhaps have been suspected of being a problem in the past, _ suspected of being a problem in the past, but _ suspected of being a problem in the past

you're saying demanded her keys. the woman was able to get away and call for help. police did take the man into custody a short time later, the investigation into this wild scene still ongoing tonight. 2 men hospitalized tonight after being shot at during an illegal sideshow hn east oakland overnight. the shooting happened around 1 o'clock this morning in the area of 98th avenue and international boulevard. it's part of an effort to keep folks safe in the community. oakland police have now released a statement discouraging folks from gathering for those illegal sideshows. they've now announced that anyone who is taking part in them will have there cars towed with a 30 day hold. also, we're learning that additional resources will be on the streets this weekend for enforcement of illegal sideshow activities. >> an investigation is underway in east oakhere a 17 year-old was shot and killed earlier this week. it happened on tuesday morning near bella vista elementary school when officers arrived, they found the 17 year-o

alyssa mcgrath says she worked in the office and says the governor remarked on her looks and made suggestivents to her and another executive 8. the governor has denied all of the accusations. cuomo says he is refusing to step down despite increasing calls from a number of top republicans. meanwhile in the east bay bart trains back up and running after a gas leak forced the 19th street and 12th street stations in oakland to shut down for several hours this morning. just before just after 9.30 eventually that gas leak capped around 1 o'clock all writers allowed back on in service continuing officials say the police started after a non pga need construction crews. some contractors. >> hit a 4 inch line and 20th and broadway pg and e called out to inspect helped to seal that leak. no injuries reported. >> now to our 4 zone forecast of what we want to show you right now in the first day of spring is what the weather is going to look like for the first full week of spring going to look pretty much like a carbon copy of today. a quick look outside of building a bridge to 9 and we thing looking crys

iran's supreme leader says u.s. promises have no credibility and repeats the only return to the nuclear deal if washington ends all sanctions. i'm about this and this is all just here on live from doha also coming up voting for a president in the republic of congo the man who's been in the job for 36 years once another town the leading opposition candidate has got covert 19 and he's in the hospital. the palestinian authority finally begins its covered 100 vaccine roll out after getting 16000 those is through a u.n. led program. and more violence in myanmar as anti to protest continues the un's top official echoes calls for sanctions against the military leadership. iran's supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei has described u.s. sanctions as criminal acts adding that washington's promises to lift them can't be believed how many once iran to become more self-reliant and says economic blockades should be turned into opportunities he also says iran's economy shouldn't be based on whether sanctions will be eased the supr

the case is so was just a little starts to grow as if we have all says it dipped officials say strongs caused the ship to run aground with crews working since tuesday to get it back afloat. the blockage creating an economic ripple effect. according to lloyd's list intelligence each day. it's blocked disrupts more than 9 billion dollars worth of goods. >> that's about 400 million dollars an hour. >> it takes an additional refugee. the 2 weeks to go around. to key point. so that will tie up to 10 years for to getting from a to b push of the freight rates. we've offered us assistance to egyptian authorities to help reopen the canal. >> we're consulting with our egyptian partners about how we can best support their efforts. so those conversations are ongoing and all prices spiking after speculation the dislodging process could take weeks. we do see some potential impacts on energy markets. the other concern supply chains already hard hit by the pandemic, meaning it could take longer for everyday items to reach consumers. it will start. >> increasing shipping costs because they will rewrit

on the videos court papers say cater walks towards tenios and says give me that bear s and reaches into backpack. tenios replies hold on, hold on, not yet, not yet, it's still early. the filing says cater tells tenios they just effing sprayed me. nine minutes later a police officer's body camera caught cater charging spray into the faces of sicknick and two others officers from a few feet away. >> one has said to the fbi agent that it was worse than any pepper spray that they had been exposed to when they were in law enforcement training. >> reporter: the officers recoiled, court papers say, tried to get water to wash out their eyes. they were temporarily blinded by the substance the agent wrote and were unable to perform their duties for at least 20 minutes. one officer reported scabbing that remained on her face for weeks. law enforcement officials said sicknick went back to a police command center and collapsed, he died the next day. cater and tenios are charged with assault not murder because investigators still haven't determined with certainty that the exposure to the spray direct

instead of saying mom and dad we say grownups, folks or family. they don't want to you say parents.don't want you to say husband or wife. this is very deep rooted indoctrination. i thought i had won the war on christmas. but apparently there are a few dead enders and they are at the school. instead of saying merry christmas or even hoppy holidays. grace church school wants you to say have a great break. when you get back from break. you are not allowed to say where did you go for break. because that would assume everybody had the resources to go on vacation. they want you to say name something you learned during break. it's crazy. i never went to the kribl over over -- never went to the caribbean over christmas break. but i had friends who had. when they asked me where i went, i said i went sledding and stayed home. i didn't crawl up into a ball and cry in the corner because someone's father took them to aruba and mine didn't. that's life. some people have more, some have left. we don't need to shelter children from that reality by changing the english language and making a 10-year-

that what it is we don't know what happened everything is destroyed these people say. the negligent handling of dynamite at a military barracks was the cause of the blast according to a statement from president and game. the defense ministry says high caliber ammunition exploded after a fire in the barracks feeling like many people a fair to been trapped under the rubble of collapsed homes hospitals have been overwhelmed with the wounded the health ministry has made an appeal for blood donors and volunteer health workers and the government is appealing for international help. to do the work here i'm asking from your excellent sees assistance from brotherly countries international organizations to help the republic of equitorial guinea in this lamentable situation we have. the equitorial guinea is an oil rich country which has been run by president obiang for more than 40 years critics say he and his family enjoy lavish wealth while most of the population lives in poverty the country suffering a double economic shock from the coronavirus pandemic and before all in the p

says $149.00 people have been killed while the assistants association for this will present says the toll is much higher than $200.00 several more people were also killed in protests on wednesday. and now the u.s. has sanctioned an additional $24.00 chinese and hong kong officials of a beijing's ongoing crackdown on political freedoms in the semi autonomous territory it made the announcement ahead of the 1st face to face talks between senior administration officials and china the u.s. secretary of state will meet his counterparts in alaska. our diplomatic editor james bays reports from anchorage in alaska where those talks should be held. this is clearly going to be a very important meeting between the 2 most powerful countries on earth the 1st high level meeting of their top foreign affairs officials taking place here in alaska where the u.s. secretary of state will be returning from asia the u.s. saying that this is a meeting on their territory and their terms both sides want to try and improve the relationship because there have been some that have been talking about the idea of a

investigators say he left.hen he came back and this time armed with a gun demanding a bag of food. he took the bag and several orders of other people's food, then ran off williams bail set at $125,000. >> quite a sight there lightning and tornadoes over the skies of alabama severe storms leave a path of destruction in the south. many as 2 dozen twisters leveled homes and trees across 5 states. the greatest damage was in alabama and mississippi. 37 homes were damaged in alabama. an estimated 45 million people. we'll be under at least marginal threat for severe storms. has this severe weather heads again for the eastern portions of the southern u.s. and then we have a look at how powerful the winds were in alabama during a huge storm debris flying backyard. if you look closely there. >> 2 sheds were blown away. the national weather service says tornado touchdown nearby there go the shed. no major injuries reported, but 30,000 homes are still without power. all you want to be outside during something like that. do

i'm scott heiler on the tide myanmar border stories are saying they are preparing for the possibility of a flow of refugees while on the other side an ethnic army saying they are sheltering hundreds flat the pilots. 64 days into the job and u.s. president joe biden has held his 1st press conference taking questions from reporters about the major challenges facing his country the biden wanted to talk about progress made vaccinating americans against coronavirus and boosting the economy the escalating situation on the us mexico border to center stage kimberly hawk it's begins our coverage from washington d.c. . he started with good news for americans and a new vaccination goal after already meeting his initial target of administering 100000000 vaccines in record time we met last week by day 5842 days ahead of schedule not a dam set is 2nd goal and that is we will by my 100 day in office have administered 200000000 shots of people's arms but joe biden solution to the problem of migrants attempting to enter the united states from mexico is less clear he denied the surge was due to his pol

saying there can be no dialogue until the u.s. stops what she called its hostile behavior making it clear pyongyang is waiting to see what the new policy of the biden and ministration to war date will look like this mission is intended to help formulate that strategy it's also aimed at restoring and repairing relations between the u.s. and its traditional allies in northeast asia i mean i'm going up are going to be as the u.s. has repeatedly said the trilateral security cooperation between seoul tokyo and washington is crucial considering the international situation and newly emerging security threats. relations often severely strained during the previous administration of donald trump that advantage for the united states has been greatly ruined during the 4 years of trump pardon me astray so it is important for the biden are the ministrations restore of the u.s. treasury as their united states has and china does not one of the last acts on this visit a cost sharing agreement for the basing of u.s. troops in south korea disputed f

you say 2.1%, the rcn says 12.5%. it is a big gap. let me finish.hey passed that in legislation, because the spending plans for the nhs came to the house of commons. every tory mp voted for 2.1% injanuary last year. that should be the basis on which negotiations and discussions are now entered into with the trade unions. what the government have been saying is that while an overall funding settlement was enshrined in law, specific figures on pay were not. ministers have been pointing as well to the economic situation at the moment, saying nurses are being exempted from a wider public sector pay freeze, for example. interestingly, labour has asked what it would put to the pay review body in terms of a recommendation — it is not naming a figure. it is just saying that the pay review body should look at the figure. jonathan ashworth was also asked if he would support the possibly of strike action by nurses. he described that situation as a hypothetical, saying that nurses do not want to go on strike, and he would always support nurses. not entirely dir

now say in the port city of pemba people who survived the attack on palmer say the unlucky to be alive anxious relatives and friends have been waiting for them to arrive fighting between mozambique's army and an armed group that calls itself has been going on for days in parma. missing there's no communication there workers left guards they left they come by on trucks machines i don't know what a little they came just with these clothes south african adrian was killed trying to escape the father of 3 was traveling in a convoy which was ambushed by the group his father and brother hid his body in the bush until they were able to make a to safety. and then a very. in an acceptable way. we were just loving joyful and. it's good that while. we're. on monday i still claim responsibility for the attack on palmer commodore got a province in northern missouri and beak is where most of the major gas discoveries have been made in recent years but has been wracked with violence i don't think that mozambique trying to defeat the insurgency that we are seeing in modern muslim because most in govern

team says that only 3 armed men were killed during the strike on the village of bunty in january it says that it came to its conclusion after analyzing satellite images visiting the size of interviewing more than $400.00 people france says the evidence is weak the u.n. secretary general spokesman says that they stand by the report and its findings i think the next step is really clued in the recommendations to both the mali and the french authorities to conduct you know what we would want to see is an independent credible and transparent investigation to examine the circumstances around the attack more now from the time in paris. well statement by the french defense ministry effectively dismisses the findings in this u.n. report the french defense ministry says that it stands by its version of events it also questioned some of the methods that were used by u.n. investigators in mali this report done by the u.n. mission in the country now the french defense ministry men tains the what happened in its point of view and generally the 3rd is that it carried out an airstrike in central mali t

so the arabia's state backed oil company says its profits nearly half in 2020 m. blames the slide in global prices during the pandemic aramco has made $49000000000.00 in profits that's a 44 percent drop the company's seen its annual profits fall every year since they were 1st announced a 2018 oil prices have rallied in recent months to prepare pandemic levels after they hit a critical loan april last year. is an international oil economist and he says saudi aramco is fortunes are turning around despite the drop in profits. the current improvement in the prices will help call as saudi arabia and also the economy as. obscene it's in the balance. and naturally we have seen the most impressive is in prices from 30 barrels in the 1st of december of last year m m to each of our 16 down their numbers in the bell today at $65.00 i have that last is a great improvement. which leaves you with the current high as. i go to class steel in 2020 where their prices collapse under the plan she does of course salad as well as i'm going to. produce a does need prayers are approachin

seems to be a nice guy but he says the truth is that's not the reason they're coming he says that he reminded reporters and the world really that this does happen every spring that there is a surge and this is the optimal time to try and make that treacherous track into the u.s. so he sort of just spelled the notion that it was his policies or at least fought back against his critics his conservative critics in the united states that say that the other thing is that he would not commit to the transparency that he has promised with respect to opening up some of those crowded facilities where children are being held saying that he was not able to do that just yet that he may in the future and he also blamed his predecessor donald trump for some of the root causes of this migration saying that there were funds that could have been spent to help stop this surge but the donald trump didn't do that so he pledged to rebuild what he says is a broken immigration system and at the same time he also reminded those that are watching the border is closed contrary to popular opinion and that the m

didn't have anything to say about it. some opposition parties and politicians are boycotting the election others are in jail after disputing the results of the last poll. with ts on is one of the 6 opposition candidates running this time he's a former finance minister of sas who inquests is government. all of our money is outside the country is it normal living here in our country but our money is outside you know in which accounts in private accounts. some in the political opposition and rights groups say there's no space for a democratic process. most fear to speak out about it. he's one of few who does nobody believes that the market is the dictatorship and therefore only a country where. human rights are violated so you cannot conceive of this country as being a democracy i mean people are in jail you will be running for election in jail for this is not a democracy at all. she people expect an outcome other than sassy requests are being announced the winner. the last handout of the day was soft drinks and water thrown

and frankly i am embarrassed by it and that's not easy to say. but that's the truth he also acknowledged the special investigation of him being conducted by new york attorney general letitia james. >>she's appointing an independent law firm to examine allegations that the governor sexually harassed 2 of his aides lindsey boylan and charlotte bennett and inappropriately touched and iraq. a fellow guest at a wedding i asked the people of this state. >>to wait for the facts from the attorney general's report before forming an opinion but at least 9 state legislators have called for cuomo's resignation, including senator alessandra biaggi. >>who is herself a assault survivor have someone in their highest office that you know he just think that what he what cause harm or or you know possibly to be uncomfortable. it's not good enough, i'm not going to resign. this is the governor's downstate office in manhattan. he says he's not leaving it or his office in albany, at least until. >>the investigation is completed and that's expected to take months meani

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he gets to say what he says and you can't be jut raged in let me -- out raged. tell you, i don't know i have ever covered anything that is more outrageous to me. with the late of laws. i at frightened by the potential. and i know -- i'm not a theatrical person. i have no shtick. i am frightened by this, and it's outrageous, and you make the case well. michael, appreciate you. we will talk about this a lot. we will talk about this a lot with the better minds. because this is the battle line. maga has always been a regressive suggestion. you guys who thought, you get get rid of trump and it's gone, i always told you, it's about who and what remaining. you have one shot at nipping a new generation of jim crow in the bud. it's absolutely about race and i take no comfort in seeing it. a senate democrat joining us next with what the chance is. senator merkley, he lived january 6th. what does it mean for the ability to save the votes rights of minorities, next. as carla wonders if she can retire sooner, she'll revisit her plan with fidelity. and with a scenario that ma

judge peter cahill says it's a police officer that's on trial not race but once the jury has its say in the racially charged case of a black man who died under the knee of a white police officer the crowds in the streets of minneapolis and cities across the u.s. will render their own verdict on racial justice in america john hendren al-jazeera minneapolis gabriel spoken with some of the protesters who gathered outside the court to show support for george floyd and his family. court has been adjourned for the day and several 100 protesters have gathered right outside of the courthouse and they're all calling for justice for george floyd many people here say that they've been waiting a long time for this day for this 1st day of this trial to take place many watched the trial on monday and everybody here says that they want justice for george floyd and they wanted now and they're here to show their support for floyd and his family who watched the trial the 1st day on monday today what did you think. i thought that the video that was played by the prosecuting. team says it all i don't th

judge peter cahill says it's a police officer that's on trial not race but once the jury has its say in the racially charged case of a black man who died under the knee of a white police officer the crowds in the streets of minneapolis and cities across the u.s. will render their own verdict on racial justice in america john hendren al-jazeera minneapolis. and for sas has gathered outside the court to show their support for george floyd and his family. spoke with some of them. court has been adjourned for the day and several 100 protesters have gathered right outside of the courthouse and they're all calling for justice for george floyd many people here say that they've been waiting a long time for this day for this 1st day of this trial to take place many watched the trial on monday and everybody here says that they want justice for george floyd and they wanted now and they're here to show their support for floyd and his family who watched the trial the 1st day on monday today what did you think. i thought that the video that was played by the prosecuting. team says it all and i don

it says. news fill in the blank name of shooter has killed in certain number of people at a place near you. across boulder, colorado, mourners held vigils honoring the 10 people killed in monday's deadly grocery store shooting along boulder streets, residents turned down to pay their respects as the body of fallen police officer eric tally was transported from the coroner's office to a funeral home in aurora. really heartwarming, just seeing everyone rally together the uncle of 25 year old ricky olds recalled memories of his niece and remorse. she never got to experience marriage or motherhood. ricky was kind of the light of our mark family, the outpouring of grief and community support came as the makeshift memorial outside the king soopers grocery store grew larger sum, leaving signs calling for increased gun control. at the white house. the biden administration doubled down on calls for congress to pass legislation aimed at curbing violence center. the vice president touched on the fact tha

authorities say an officer used a knife to cut her free. then a good samaritan helped him pull her out paramedics rushed the teen to the hospital with serious injuries police say they charged the wrong way driver with dui. >>> hawaii, dozens of homes destroyed after heavy rains caused massive flooding in maui and oahu you can see the floodwaters lifted part of this house off its foundation the owner says he also lost his truck. homeowners doing their best to clean up the flooding damaged roads and caused landslides. the governor declaring a state of emergency the national weather service has issued a flash flood watch through friday afternoon >>> maryland, 90-year-old shirley donaldson used to see her grandson almost every day. that was before covid. they hadn't seen each other in more than a year until this. >> i love him. >> donaldson's grandson gave her the covid vaccine. he's an emt for the montgomery county fire department now they're planning to make up for lost time. >> we're going to celebrate my 90 years and all of the times we mis