10 months after floyd died under the pressure of his knee former minneapolis police officer derek shogun is standing trial for murder but this is more than just a criminal trial us justice itself is being tested will it be blind or will it be blinded i'm burnt off in berlin this is the day. we will get justice we would not allow dirt still fall and this cruel. cruel to be that shows the prophet kill those and that's the kill. list of very shocked and betrayed his banks when he used excessive and unreasonable force upon the body. of mr george for this 3rd choice this system they want us to trust us as to what is it just to show us. to trust he put his knees upon his neck and his back. and crushing him until the very breath no pleasure gentlemen until the very large. data. also coming up a sense of impending doom public health officials are warning that vaccinations against the corona virus are not keeping up with the very threat that they are designed to stop. turkey is a huge country and with maximization campaigns like this the government hopes to show that it is taking care of everyone

there's been emotional testimony in the 2nd day of evidence in the trial of former police officer derek shogun he's charged with the murder and manslaughter of unarmed black man george floyd whose death sparked protests across the u.s. and around the world. witnesses as young as 9 of been describing what they saw as police attempted to arrest george floyd and derek show in knelt on his neck of a teenage girl who filmed what happened said floyd was obviously in pain and suffering and she was sorry she didn't do more to help him. it's been months i stayed in. the pub with him. in. the palace at the kitchen work for you for not doing more in not. physically beating around the in. an outfit we look like but. it's not what i said and it's what he said to me. are you able to tell us. their own as they see and leave the officer on top of george florey. how did you feel that out of the fact you. had a man. and it's almost while you sat there. because if the light is in he'll stop and breathe and there's cal i've heard him. and most recently emergency medical responder and witness genevieve hansen reca

protesters have rallied in minnesota ahead of the trial over george floyd's killing police officer derek shogun is accused of murder after being filmed with his knee on floyd's neck as floyd begged for air jury selection begins on monday the case set off racial justice protests in the u.s. and beyond. and thousands of people have demonstrated against measures to control the phone a virus in the austrian capital vienna there were isolated scuffles and police made several arrests the protesters oppose the ongoing closure of part of the austrian economy they also object to mass vaccines and compulsory testing in schools. well brazil is seeing a major surge in covert 1000 cases as a new coronavirus variant spreads rapidly throughout the country this past week the nation registered record numbers of daily fatalities hospitals are on the brink of collapse and health officials are warning the death toll could reach 3000 people a day if serious action is not taken. a new wave of the corona virus is sweeping brazil with an unprecedented force more people are dying more infected and for the 1st time it's

floyd was declared dead may last year after a white minneapolis police officer derrick shogun pressed his knee against floyd snake about 9 minutes. during. the family filed a lawsuit against the city in july among other things the allege that minneapolis allowed a culture of excessive force bases and and impunity among its police force. go back we need to be unrelenting we need to be unapologetic in our pursuit of a more equitable local government and a more just approach to community safety in our city and we will be it's the largest pretrial settlement ever for a civil rights claim said lawyer ben crump. it's not just a no for america to say that george florida life matters. we have to show that george floor life matters by actions is not just a no for america to say they're black globs matter we have to show that black lab's matter but actions the settlement in favor of the family comes only a few days after the beginning of the trial of derek show than when he faces charges of murder and manslaughter with a 3rd degree murder charge only recently reinstated as originally charged no

floyd was declared dead may last year after a white minneapolis police officer derrick shogun pressed his knee against floyd snake foot about 9 minutes. during. this family filed a lawsuit against the city in july among other things the alleged that minneapolis allowed a culture of excessive force racism and impunity among its police force go back we need to be. we need to be unapologetic in our pursuit of a more equitable local government and more just approach to community safety in our city and we will be. the largest pretrial settlement ever for a civil rights claim said lawyer ben crump. it's not just a no for america to say george floor life met as we have this show there george troy life murders by actions is not just a no for america to say they're black gloves murder we have to show that burge loves america but. the settlement in favor of the family comes only a few days after the beginning of the trial of derrick show then where he faces charges of murder and manslaughter with a 3rd degree murder charge only recently reinstated originally church now many are wondering if the

protesters have rallied in minnesota as head of the trial over george floyd's killing police officer derek shogun is accused of murder after being filmed with his knee on floyd's neck as floyd begged for air jury selection begins on monday the case set off racial justice protests in the u.s. and beyond. thousands of people have demonstrated against measures to control the coronavirus in the austrian capital vienna there were isolated scuffles and police made several arrests the protesters opposed the ongoing closure of part of the austrian economy they also object to mass vaccines and compulsory tests in schools . journalists comedians and actors figured prominently in india's me too movement in 2018 coming out with stories of harassment at the hands of men in power a recent court verdict acquitting an accuser in a defamation case was seen as a victory for women who have spoken out against harassment while offices and workplaces are gradually improving protections offered to workers many women in the informal sector remain invisible within the movement in india. or such a worker who wants to emph

while you were on the street there and 38 in chicago may 25th of last year watching mr shogun hold mr floyd down did you see officer todd try to deescalate that situation with the crowd. well based on your training and experience as a security guard in your testimony just now a ways to deescalate the situation. did you see ta doing anything like that while you were there on that same. side. so what seems to be happening now and we do often have these dips in order you know you will have noticed that's not a technical fault and that is coming directly from the courthouse in minneapolis a lot of the time it's because of we believe profanity or expletives that are being used in the court transcripts at this point i think it is well i think i heard one of the lawyers say there was a side bar so that would be some sort of technical legal moment between counsel and the judge and what seems like certainly and some of us they have had to put headphones on i don't have to listen or in fact to block out what they're hearing at the moment a lot of this isn't new to us all as we watch a court tri

on george floyd that you formed the opinion that mr shoguns hand was in his pocket. and you described him as comfortable. you also testified that you observed what you thought to be fluid coming from mr ford's body and you assigned that or you believed that to be your. i consider that it was and that is a sign. that you recall telling the agents that it was easier i don't know. and you said that you testified that your focus became really sort of zoomed in on trying to get the attention of the officers right. not the attention so much. trying to reason with them gaining access to get mad but tension. and you testified that you believe that the other voices the voices of of the other people interfered with you you getting their attention i think it was a weird about it. that you know that's how i could hear you talking is responding to me. now in terms of your the statement that you gave you were interviewed by agents law matthew and agent james ryerson do you recall those names. do you dispute me if i'm wrong. and would you dispute me if i told you that that intervie

shogun faces charges of unintentional 2nd degree murder 3rd degree murder and manslaughter. a story plea most police officers charged with a crime are not convicted felons family says they believe this time will be different rick perry is going to rule george roll over go through all who fall all through their will for the court for what better godparent. we will give birth we would not allow your children follow your cruel. cruel road the prosecutor kym whom he was bringing to w.'s stefan simons who's covering the story for us stefan all eyes are on this trial a lot of hopes pinned on it give us a sense of just how significant it is for people in the u.s. . there is hugely significant for the united states for people here in the u.s. for the african-american communities all around this country it is particularly. important and a landmark trial for sure why is that because of course race here on the docket with this trial race relations are and the justice system because this is about this trial is about how the justice system is now hopefully able to hold police accountable

chauvin was heard defending his actions to a bystander saying floyd was quote probably on something shoguns lawyers say floyd died because he had drugs in his system. man mars ethnic armed groups are getting increasingly involved in a movement to topple the country's military rulers and street protests continue in the big cities like young man the capital military aircraft are bombing rebel fighters in catarina state and fighters from the catching community have attacked the police outpost in the norse more than $500.00 pro-democracy protesters have been killed since february screw protest leaders say that they want an alliance with armed ethnic groups to boost the pressure on the army. a coronavirus surgeon francis forced the president to close schools and childcare centers for 3 weeks emanuel mccrone has also banned domestic travel for a month francisco in 1000 outbreak has killed more than 95000 people. and pfizer and by on take say their vaccine is safe and effective for children between the ages of $12.15 good news they say that those was 100 percent effective at preventing disease wit

lawsuit over his death floyd was killed while in police custody last may former police officer dirk shogun is currently on trial for his murder with jury selection under way. myanmar's latest pro-democracy protests have been met with more harsh responses from security forces police fired rubber bullets and tear gas during demonstrations in the country's 2 largest cities the un's human rights investigator has accused the military regime of committing crimes against humanity. authorities in one jury and say gunmen have kidnapped dozens of students from a school in the northwestern state of could do no security forces were able to rescue 180 pupils and staff but nearly 40 students are still missing it's the 4th mass kidnapping from a nigerian school since december. this is d.w. news from berlin you can follow us on instagram and twitter at studio you news or visit our website w dot com. org . i'm an author and witness to world events that's all. it was the hardest decision my life because i didn't want to go. on the team to germany and was like a child. and dumb and half blind. read for artis

these are all this is all part of the state's characterization of the case that it's really dear shoguns actions and not any of the surrounding circumstances so we saw that all day during yesterday's testimony did the defense try to take away in the thing from the testimony of genevieve hanson by raising the point of whether or not she'd shown any identification at the scene it was a strategy to try and undermine some of the very strong testimony which we saw yesterday. yes and we saw that miss hanson when she testified she wore her uniform she wore her firefighting uniform and we see from the images on the day that george floyd was murdered that she was not in uniform and so basically the defense was trying to establish the point that even though she was a well meaning. bystander who had specialized training who was a firefighter from chauvinist position he wouldn't have known who she was beyond any other bystander and so the fact that the defense is asking on cross-examination if she had identified herself she showed identification that's all an effort to put us into the perspective of

lawsuit over his death floyd was killed while in police custody last may former police officer derek shogun is currently on trial for his murder.

floyd was declared dead may last year after a white minneapolis police officer derrick shogun pressed his knee against floyd's neck all about 9 minutes. you remember. the family filed the lawsuit against the city in july among other things the ledge that minneapolis allowed a culture of excessive force bases and and impunity among its police force where. we need to be unrelenting we need to be unapologetic in our pursuit of a more equitable local government and more just approach to community safety in our city and we will be it's the largest pretrial settlement ever for civil rights claim said lawyer ben crump. it's not just enough for america to say that george florida life mad as we have to show that george troy life matters by actions is not just a no for america to say they're black labs america we have to show that black labs matter but actions. the settlement in favor of the family comes only a few days after the beginning of the trial of derek show than when he faces charges of murder and manslaughter with a 3rd degree murder charge only recently reinstated regionally church n

city of minneapolis has reinstated a degree murder charge against derrick shogun a former police officer now faces 2 charges of murder and one of manslaughter and knelt on his neck for almost 9 minutes. the king of the zulu nation in south africa goodwill is really to me has died as the age of at the age of 72 he has been receiving hospital treatment for diabetes was influential leader for millions of resumes and assumed the largely ceremonial and spiritual role after the death of his father in 1991. or on a growing corruption scandal here in germany is that could have a serious repercussions for. governing conservatives 3 members of her parliamentary party have resigned in the past week after allegations that they misused their positions as members of parliament to make money to are accused of profiteering from the pandemic another is said to have exploited links to a foreign country to enrich himself blurb will know this line helped a man 3 resignations in 3 days all by members of the bundestag from angela merkel's conservative bloc in each case claims of corruption have forced them to

you say there are cumulus or shogun correct now did you know who that person was at the time. so you just learned his name since them correct so i was that person wearing a police uniform correct and where did you see that individual on top of george bush and you didn't. well i didn't see mr point that day you did not know him before that and correct you recognize him as the person who had been in the store earlier in the person that you're trying to talk to in the s.u.v. . and did you see any other officers in the area i saw i think it's nice officer tal where did you see him he was in front of the crowd kind of time people to stand. and you remember about how many people were in the crowd. about several. and. when they were. well what did you see the officer understood for you what was the relation of their to what was happening. george was motionless limp. child and seemed very. he was in a. resting steadily. meaning like he just rested his knee on his neck. and what did you do when you. pulled my phone out 1st and i called my mom and so they are not to come downstairs and

and that is to find mr shogun not. members of the jury were to take their morning recess at this time. a lemon 15 i want you to keep in mind that these breaks we're trying to keep as much as we can to time but if bathroom needs and other needs. we can expand it a little bit so i don't want you to be nervous about making sure all of your personal business is the 20 minute but keep in mind the 20 minutes is what we all try to stick to for morning or afternoon breaks and so now. other we're recess until 115 you were just listening to the opening statements by both legal teams the prosecution's on the defense and the 1st day of the trial of derek shove in apologies once again for any profanity that may have appeared on our air we heard from the defense attorney eric nelson just a moment ago who basically said that evidence will show that george floyd was under the influence of drugs at the time of the incident and he also argued that this case is clearly more than about 9 minutes and 29 seconds referencing the amount of ti

floyd was declared dead may last year after a white minneapolis police officer derrick shogun pressed his knee against floyd's neck about 9 minutes. you remember. the family filed the lawsuit against the city in july among other things in allege that minneapolis allowed a culture of excessive force bases and and impunity and on this police force. go back we need to be unrelenting we need to be unapologetic in our pursuit of a more equitable local government and more just approach to community safety in our city and we will be it's the largest pretrial settlement ever for civil rights claim said lawyer ben crump. it's not just a no for america to say that george florida life mount is. we have to show that george troy life matters by actions is not just a no for america to say that black gloves matter we have to show that black gloves matter but actions. the settlement in favor of the family comes only a few days after the beginning of the trial of derek show than when he faces charges of murder and manslaughter with a 3rd degree murder charge only recently reinstated as originally char

court she saw a man begging for his life it's the 2nd day of the trial of former police officer derek shogun a court heard witness statements from members of the public who gathered as police attempted to arrest floyd with show been kneeling on his neck there it is charged with murder and manslaughter if the man i stayed.

high as the trial over the killing of george full oid gets underway the former police officer derek shogun has pled not guilty also coming up tonight $9000000000.00 worth of trading goods ready to move through the container ship that's been blocking the suez canal for almost a week is finally out of the way and mexico's coast with 19 thinks how will these the country with the 2nd highest death toll in the world doctors there compare tackling the pandemic to being at war plus a germany's chancellor angela merkel says if the country states do not fall into line to slow the virus she may have to intervene stricter measures including curfews could be on the tape. i'm off to our viewers watching on p.b.s. in the united states and to all of you around the world welcome we begin tonight with the trial in the u.s. that the world is why. watching today the jury in the case of derek show when the white police officer accused of killing george florey view the video showing the moment when floyd died handcuffed and pressed to the pavement floyd gasp for air and calls out 27 times i can't breathe chauv

floyd case in the us city of minneapolis has reinstated a 3rd degree murder charge against derrick shogun the former police officer now faces 2 charges of murder and one of manslaughter floyd oh it died last year when children knelt on his neck for almost 9 minutes. well more now on a growing corruption scandal here in germany now that could have serious repr questions for angela merkel's conservatives 3 members of her parliamentary party have resigned in the past week after allegations that they misused their positions as members of parliament to make money to are accused of profiteering from the pandemic another is said to have exploited links to a foreign country to enrich himself. learnable newsline helped man 3 resignations in 3 days all by members of the bundestag from angela merkel's conservative block in each case claims of corruption have forced them to step down . and line face allegations they lobbied for companies to get supply contracts coronavirus facemasks lobel has admitted his firm received 250000 euros for such help their resignations prompted this stern warning from the

lawsuit over his death floyd was killed while in police custody last may former police officer derek shogun is currently on trial for his murder as jury selection under way. myanmar's latest pro-democracy protests have been met with more harsh responses from security forces police fired rubber bullets and tear gas during demonstrations in the country's 2 largest cities the un's human rights investigator has accused the military regime of committing crimes against humanity. authorities in nigeria say gunmen have kidnapped dozens of students from a school in the northwestern state of could do no security forces were able to rescue 180 pupils and staff but nearly 40 students are still missing it's the 4th mass kidnapping from a nigerian school since december. this is d.w. news from berlin you can follow us on instagram and twitter at steve w. news or visit our website w dot com. or . u.s. president joe biden says he's hopeful that by independence day americans will also be able to mark their independence from cove in 19 by celebrating together he was speaking on 1st and a year to the day after

of george florida's going on trial in minneapolis prosecutor gerrie blackwell described how derek shogun dealt on shore it's neck or he and his fellow officers ignored shoreward saying that i can breathe at least 27 times jurgens defense argued that he was simply following police procedure ellipsoids drug use contributed to his death. mexico's president has promised that there will be justice after the death of the border from el salvador in police custody a female police officer was filmed kneeling on her back autopsy showed what's next . brazil's president triable soros replaced 6 ministers in a major cabinet shakeup he's facing growing pressure over his handling of the drone a virus pandemic. venezuelan refugees in colombia are accusing the country's army of killing innocent civilians they leave 5000 people have fled fighting between the military and rebels in venezuela of sought refuge across the border out of sight of m.p.'s he reports style from the border town of out of kita 6. for dinner on me to syndrome alina families the pain is unbearable. for of their relatives were killed l

into the country's international jurisdictional the group accuses saudi arabia of persecuting the shogun and dozens of other journalists indonesia's melts in a boom that has been throwing volcanic ash as high as 5000 meters into the sky activity has increased in the last week though there have been no new evacuation orders the volcano was dormant for for centuries before erupting in 2010 previous eruptions of killed dozens of people reggae legend bunny wailer has died in kingston jamaica he was 73 is career spanned 7 decades but he's best known for co-founding the whalers the group that catapulted bob marley to global fame where there was the group's last surviving original member no cause of death has been given but he's been hospitalized since december. foreign ministers from southeast asian countries have held talks with me and mars military junta in an attempt to tackle the crisis in the country protesters continue to turn out in force after the military seized power one month ago security forces are stepping up their response as the unrest claims an increasing number of law. saying

10 months after floyd died under the pressure of his knee former minneapolis police officer derek shogun is standing trial for murder but this is more than just a criminal trial us justice itself is being tested will it be blind or will it be blinded i'm burnt off in berlin this is the day. we will get justice we would not allow dirt still that follow and this truth. cool to believe it serves the prophet kill those 10 that's the kill. list that there is shot and betrayed his best used excessive and unreasonable forced upon the body of this to joyful this a choice to system they want us to trust us is what is it just to show us that we could trust he put his knees up on his neck and his back planting and pressing him until the very breath no leisure gentlemen until the very lives were squeezed out of. also coming up a sense of impending doom public health officials are warning that vaccinations against the corona virus are not keeping up with the very threat that they are designed to stop. turkey is a huge country and with maximization campaigns like this the government hopes to show that

courthouse where as yours floyd's murder trial is currently underway former police officer derek shogun faces 2 counts of murder and one of manslaughter hearings are expected to run for a month and are being streamed online for the 1st time in minnesota's history our he's going underground spoke with the co-founder of black lives matters greater new york chapter he sees the trial as a litmus test for the u.s. judicial system and watch the interview in full at r.t. dot com. well this is where the rubber meets the more rope everyone across the world saw the george floyd chile i guess right now is the true test of the american justice system we know that it's been biased we know that it's based on racism and now is the time to show if we progress or not as progress being made welcome we saw a surge go to jail it's great to corporations say we love lay people it's good that politicians say we're going to stand by black people were in the area. is it can pick it up murder any proceedings there will i mean everything remains the same nothing is cheering all or all of the riots all the tears a

prove this case they don't have to prove the prosecution that is doesn't have to prove that derek shogun 'd was 100 percent responsible for the death of george floyd there could be other factors but they do have to show that it was a substantial contributor and that it was justified and that is part of that murder 3 the 3rd degree murder case in that instance he has to be acting with to pray ved indifference to the life of the person under his control so we're going to hear from a lot of medical x. . it's we're going to hear from experts on police techniques and you heard also that there were some differences as to whether that was appropriate kneeling on the subjects neck that the prosecution essentially said there was no reason to do that that george floyd wasn't really resisting he was simply claustrophobic and didn't want to get in the police car and that there was no justification for a police technique that would mean that would involve kneeling on someone's neck for an extended period of time they said only temporarily should you ever keep someone prone and only long enough to get

of george floyd an instant sparked a wave of civil unrest last summer former police officer jeric shogun faces 2 counts of murder and one current of months later the hearings are expected to run for a month being streamed online for the 1st time in minnesota history artie's going underground spoke with the co-founder of black lives mothers greater new york chapter he sees the trial as a litmus test for the u.s. judicial system you can watch the interview unfold at article. well this is where the rubber meets the mole road everyone across the world saw the george floyd chili i guess right now is the true test of the american justice system we know that it's been biased we know that it's based on racism and now is the time to show if we progress or not has progress been made welcome we saw the service go to jail it's great big corporations say we love life people it's good that politicians say we're going to stand by black people but if they're each showing it is it can be murder in the proceedings there will i mean everything remains the same nothing is changing all the all of the riots a

is what will happen if there is no conviction for derrick shogun or the other 3 officers who will betried and if in august be a trial with a lot of attention paid to to a john hendren with the latest from minneapolis john thank you. nearly $7000000.00 students have gone back to school in england as the country takes its 1st steps to loosen its latest lockdown it was a mix of relief and the excitement for children definitely parents and teachers after 2 months of home schooling from portsmouth and reports. this 1st step out of the u.k.'s lockdown has been eagerly anticipated by children and parents alike but with high school pupils were clambering excitedly into the school bus it's clearly relishing a return to the familiarity of friends and face to face learning. sites just to get back to less. just maybe seeing my friends to be very very badly about age is not seeing anyone so it's really comforting my teach them my friends it's just really great fear to see people actually have less interaction especially because i'm doing a science based object so you have to go to private schools

floyd was declared dead may last year after a white minneapolis police officer derrick shogun pressed his knee against floyd snake foot about 9 minutes. you'll remember. the family filed the lawsuit against the city in july among other things the letters that minneapolis allowed a culture of excessive force racism and impunity among its police force where we go back we need to be unrelenting we need to be unapologetic in our pursuit of a more equitable local government and a more just approach to community safety in our city and we will be it's the largest pretrial settlement ever for a civil rights claim said lawyer ben crump. it's not just a no for america to say george florida life america it's. we hope this show will bear george troyer life actions is not just a no for america to say that black america we have to show their birth. but actions. the settlement in favor of the family comes only a few days after the beginning of the trial of derek show even when he faces charges of murder and manslaughter with a 3rd degree murder charge only recently reinstated as a regional church. n

lawsuit over his death floyd was killed while in police custody last may former police officer derek shogun is currently on trial for his murder with jury selection under way. myanmar's latest pro-democracy protests have been met with more.

lawsuit over his death floyd was killed while in police custody last may former police officer derek shogun is currently on trial for his murder with jury selection under way. myanmar's latest pro-democracy protests have been met with more harsh responses from security forces police fired rubber bullets and tear gas during demonstrations in the country's 2 largest cities the un's human rights investigator has accused the military regime of committing crimes against humanity. authorities in one theory and say gunmen have kidnapped dozens of students from a school in the northwestern state of could do enough security forces were able to rescue 180 pupils and staff but nearly 40 students are still missing it's the 4th mass kidnapping from a nigerian school since december. this is d.w. news from berlin you can follow us on instagram and twitter at news or visit our website w dot com. it sounds like an actor's worst nightmare going on stage to perform a play with no preparation no idea even with the plays about and yet the play white rabbit red rabbit has been performed thousands of times in doz

court she saw a man begging for his life it's the 2nd day of the trial of former police officer derek shogun the court heard witness statements from members of the public who gathered as police attempted to arrest for lloyd would show been kneeling on his neck there it is charged with murder and manslaughter if the man i stayed in. power was out of the. palace at the titular for you for not doing more in not. physically beating around in. another thing we would like but. it's not what acid and it's what he said. a 9 year old witness explained what she saw but wasn't shown due to an age. are you able to tell us. their own as they see in the officer on top of george floyd. how did you feel like that at the fact you. had to tell us while you sat in their. cars if he was stopping breathing and there is cal i heard him. another witness told the court what led him to call 911 to report the force used by police at some point did you make the 911 call. on the police. and why did you do that because. we were out with a murder. and so if you felt a need to call the police. or. the united states and 13

floyd was declared dead may last year after a white minneapolis police officer derrick shogun pressed his knee against floyd snake about 9 minutes. you'll remember. the family filed the lawsuit against the city in july among other things it lets that minneapolis allowed a culture of excessive force racism and impunity among its police force where. we need to be unrelenting we need to be unapologetic in our pursuit of a more equitable local government and a more just approach to community safety in our city and we will be it's the largest pretrial settlement ever for a civil rights claim said lawyer ben crump. it's not just a no for america to say that george florida life matters we have to show that george floor life matters by actions is not just a no for america to say they're black labs america we have to show that black labs america actions. the settlement in favor of the family comes only a few days after the beginning of the trial and of derek show then where he faces charges of murder and manslaughter with a 3rd degree murder charge only recently reinstated as originally church

10 months after floyd died under the pressure of his knee former minneapolis police officer derek shogun is standing trial for murder but this is more than just a criminal trial us justice itself is being tested will it be blind or will it be blinded i'm burnt off in berlin this is the day. we will get justice we would not allow. hollow and this truth. cruel to be that shows the prophet killed and that's the kill. list of bearish on the trade has. when he used excessive and unreasonable force upon the body of mr george will this a choice this system they want us to trust us is what is it just to show us that we can trust he put his knees up on his neck and his back. and pressing him until the very breath no leisure gentlemen until the very light or squeeze that is . also coming up a sense of impending doom public health officials are warning that vaccinations against the corona virus are not keeping up with the very threat that they are designed to stop. turkey is a huge country and with maximization campaigns like this the government hopes to show that it is taking care of everyone even

s code 3 cracked so someone aside and to squat 320 either officer shogun or tal called e.m.'s and step them up to code 33330 which was would be officer shelving or officer top correct are and they did code 30 means get here as quickly as you possibly can right right lights and sirens crack. at. no this particular this particular document exhibit 151 does not have the arrival times correct now. are you familiar with other documents or other printouts that would show various arrival times yes and it would show other people who are associated with the case like what time like who is assigned to which particular squad car yes ok. if i may have just a minute if we could take this down here on. mr frank i would be referencing the stamp 7 ft worth it. is would it would it. refresh your recollection or whatever help you to identify arrival times if you were to look at what's called an incident detailed report yes . ask you if if you can show this screen to the witnesses hasn't been offered. so i can fill those for you but. i may have you. know the incident detail report has a much mo

a short break there in the trial of derek shogun the former police officer accused of killing george floyd after kneeling on his neck for as the court heard earlier and 9 minutes and 30 seconds so we've heard today from the prosecution they played originally the lengthy bystander video of mr show been kneeling on floyd's neck. the start of the trial we've also heard from the defense team and we've heard in the last couple of hours from witnesses at least a witness alicia euler who worked in the store opposite where the incident took place where the of events that led to george lloyd's death and she contributed video clips which were put together with the security video to get her a sense of their of the events on that day and we will so heard from the 911 dispatcher who was the 1st witness called to testify and she talked about the the screens that she was watching him and the she thought the the incident went on for so long she called a supervisor because she thought something was amiss and she thought her screens had frozen that so remind ourselves of the main elements of this tria

prosecutor gerrie blackwell described how white policeman derek shogun knelt on freud's neck or he and his fellow offices ignored floyd saying i can't breathe at least 27 times where the jury was shown the full video of the event but sherman's defense says he was simply following police procedure and that floyd's drug use contributed to his death. a 2nd main a look at the main elements of this trial derek chauvinist charged with 3 offenses the 1st is unintentional 2nd degree murder which could get him up to 40 years in prison prosecutors must prove or show evidence conduct was a substantial causal factor in floyd's death and that the officer was committing a felony assault at the time is also facing a 3rd degree murder charge shavings actions must be found to have caused floyd's death while being reckless and without regard for human life and this 2nd degree manslaughter which requires proof that shaven cause floyd's death through negligence that created an unreasonable risk the pool of jurors who will decide his fate is a diverse mix of 15 people including 9 who are white 4 black and

justice for george floyd they held a prayer service alongside his family before the start of derek shoguns murder trial later on monday a former minneapolis police officer is accused of killing floyd in may last year by kneeling on his neck for almost 9 minutes and dying so often is charged with murder now if convicted he faces a maximum of 40 years in prison the 45 year olds also accused of manslaughter to get a conviction prosecutors would need to prove showing created an unreasonable risk of death or bodily harm george floyd died last may in the u.s. city of minneapolis the 46 year old was arrested for allegedly using a fake $20.00 bill to buy some cigarettes was filmed kneeling on floyd's neck for nearly 9 minutes floyd was later pronounced dead in hospital john hendren has more from minneapolis. george floyd's death reignited the us civil rights movement and set off a racial revolution in american streets. it energized the black lies matter movement in harden the country's racial divide now the trial of the police officer accused of floyd's murder could either close a bitter chapter i