. >> tera brown, we wish you, your family the best in these days and weeks. have a lot to process here. but let's keep talking because we're going to be watching for change as well. >> absolutely. we're going to keep the efforts going so i appreciate your support. thank you. >> tera brown, thanks so much. >>> still ahead -- what is next for the three other former officers involved in the killing of george floyd. they face charges, too. we'll be live on that, next. >>> we are also moments away from the opening bell on wall street. stock futures lower this morning. wobbling over the spike in coronavirus infections across the globe and new variants. also expenses are rising for many retail and consumer goods as a result of increased demand and pressure on global supply chains. investors closely watching all of it. we'll be right back. dad, it's a video call. hold the phone in front of you. how's that? get...get mom. [ding] power e*trade gives you an award-winning app with 24/7 support when you need it the most. don't get mad. get e*trade and start trading today.

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tera. >> so we are going to hear from two more cousins and then we are going to hear from last the family, roxy and gianna are going to come and reverend jackson and others can address. at this time we are going to have angela paris come, cousin of george floyd. >> hello, image la harrelson, i am actually george floyd's aunt and this is the cousin here. >> this has been a hard role not just for me but the family, before everybody. i want to especially thank the minneapolis community for holding it down at the george floyd square. chanel austin, and jeanette rupert, maya washington, these are leaders that held it down. they kept that place sacred for everyone to go there to express their condolences and so we appreciate that. and this verdict is a verdict that's well needed and it is overdue. i want to say to the people around the world that that's listening, it was a darkness. on pay 25th was a very, very dark day. there is a lot of pain and a lot of hatred. but, i want to say at the same time that i got a chance to witness something. i got a chance to witness the love that i saw around t

i want to bring in tera brown now, george floyd's cousin and director of the george floyd foundation. tara, thank you so much for joining us. man, that was -- i hate to ask you, but seeing that and reliving that, what does it do to you? >> i literally cried just about every day since the trial started. as you could imagine, it is hard to watch, and it's worse than what we even thought, just having to watch that, and then, you know, the explanations of how certain things happened, it's just devastating to watch. >> he is talking about the last moments that your cousin was trying to breathe, all the difficult days in trial to date, was this the hardest? >> this was one of the hardest. the first day was hard. the third day was extremely hard. today was one of the hardest for sure. >> so he went through how george floyd was doing everything that he could to get air. very difficult to watch. and just yesterday the defense was trying to use george floyd saying, you know, i can't breathe as an argument against him. but, you know, we and the jury can see what happened with our own eyes and we

kaiser had been running a high volume site at tera linda high school but the school is preparing to welcome students back so they need to move. the county was working at the morin center and now they are joining forces to use this site at the fairgrounds and use what they have learned so far to create a more efficient system. they expect to go from 2,500 shots a day here in the county to 3,600, so i think this will be bigger and better. this is all based on supply. who knows what that johnson & johnson news will do and how it will impact sites like this one. that is yet to be determined. live in san rafael, amy hollyfield, abc7 abc 7 news. >>> primary care patients of the county's health system can also book an appointment at vaccine.fcc gov.org for information on how to book your appointment. you can find the latest updates and a spot to submit questions to the latest vaccine team there, as well. >>> another night of protesters in minnesota after a police officer shot and killed a 20- year-old during a traffic stop, the police saying it was an accident and, jobina, now people calling for t