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i will tell you that yesterday, we saw terrance floyd come here. he met the man who created this community garden here, and he was so very thankful that it was still here. there has been a lot of controversy about george floyd square, the blocking of the streets. those streets, you can see the cars running around now, have been reopened, but they decided that they were going to leave this community garden here, kind of as a round about for now and you can see they've put the barricades now around where george floyd was killed. i do want to let you hear from terrance floyd, because i asked him if he could have a conversation with derek chauvin, a conversation in which terrance floyd said he wanted to have. here is what he said he would say to him if he could speak to him face-to-face. >> what's wrong with you, man? suppose i would have did that to your brother. how would this situation look right now? suppose i would have did that to your son. suppose i would have did that to your cousin. every part of the family that he was to us, suppose i would h

his brother terrance is still here right now.und today is that this holiday is about joy, it is about recognizing the resilience and strength of black communities across the united states from the legacy of slavery, but it is also about a continued push for racial justice. so that is why they see this unveiling of floyd's statue here in brooklyn today as such a symbolic and important start to the festivities. i had the chance to speak with terrance, his brother. i want you to take a listen to what he shared with me. >> it is a major statement for a major person. you know, he was -- he was major, man. that was my big brother. so to see the world, to see brooklyn represent him, honor him on a national holiday, it is all love. >> reporter: how do you see your brother's story as connected to the history of juneteenth and what happened in 1865? >> juneteenth, you know, is our freedom. what happened to my brother, what went on before we was free. you know, so it just tells us. it just wakes us up. it gets us to understand that we have

thank you, terrance. next we'll hear from the nephew of george floyd who is like a brother -- like a son in many regards to him. brandon williams. >> it's funny that we got justice but not enough justice. i remember standing here the first day of trial in this very same spot and we were very optimistic and unsure of what would happen. after seeing the video, we should have been 100% sure that we would be at a guilty conviction with maximum sentence. when you think about george being murdered in cold blood with a knee on his neck for 9:29, execution style in broad daylight, 22 and a half year is not enough. we were served a life sentence. we can't get george bade. gianna can't hug george again. he will be able to hug his family, possibly and see his family again. we can't get george back. in retrospect, i feel he should receive the life sentence as well. what kind of message are you sending to our country? what kind of message are you sending to the younger kids like gianna that you can kill a plan in cold

- keep looking, terrance. the forensic evidence is right around here. yes, sweetie. - mom, can you go make me a toaster-pastry- chocolate-mix-butter bar? - oh, honey, why don't you go make it yourself? mommy's expecting some company. - god, i have to do everything around here. ♪ you'll never find... ♪ [humming] ♪ no matter how you search ♪ ♪ someone who loves you tender ♪ ♪ like i do ♪ [humming] ♪ i'm not braggin' on myself, baby ♪ ♪ but the-- ♪ what the hell's going on? - uh, sweetie, your friends wanted to have a talk with you.

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these ready police have said it open is that out to restore to terrance and injury for them. we seen what about me nudge when somebody, a palestinian or porter with out there on our back was hospitalized after this comes up with is rating security for it. and here is also, there is giovanni with a reporter with more than 20 years. experience in jerusalem handle is broken by is ready for food and she was assaulted in the back of a police car. this is what she was told when she arrived at the police station. it's one of the soldiers told me we will let you shuttle you, all of us. he had us here on the gong for all the jewel is eunice will settle if we let it be silent. everyone will be israeli as clearly don't like the coverage of this oppression. but how do you stop the messengers when there are so many of them? well, with more violence, more ref, more intimidation, which will only generate more headlines. it seems completely illogical. but here's the thing up until now that strategy has what israel's occupation settlement policy, if building demolitions, there are legal have

actually this was terrance floyd. you said that there are good and bad police officers, but we shouldn't have to sort out who is who the number of family members and attorneys spoke. here's a little of what they had to say. when you ask about him, what are you asking about or how that how my day is? okay. do you wish that he was still here with us? reading through his spirit. yes. yes. and when you see your daddy again one day, what do you want to do when you see him on friday? what were you thinking? what was going well, you had me on my brother's neck. wow. well, when you, when you knew that he pose no threat any more, he was handcuffed white at least get up. why do you stay there? now the maximum sentence in this case was up to 40 years. but legal analysts tell me that anything over 30 years would likely have been overturned, is excessive on appeal, so that the practical maximum was really around 30 years in one consideration. the judge had in mind, was apparently that derek jovan would have to do what he has been

. >> reporter: including terrance ladner and his family, forced to abandon their flooded home before dawn, seeking shelter in his truck bed until help could arrive. you lost everything inside? >> oh, yeah. pretty much. bed, clothes, you name it. >> reporter: but you're just grateful to be alive? >> i'm grateful to be alive. >> reporter: and east of here in alabama -- >> you need to be in the most interior part of your household away from windows. if you're two stories, get on your first story. >> reporter: a r tornado tearing through escambia county, alabama, damaging or destroying at least 50 homes, including donna cousineau's. >> i'm 76 years old and lived a long time. i've never seen anything like this one. that was pretty bad. >> reporter: she, her granddaughter, and five pets all making it out safely. whit, here in the southernmost county of mississippi, low-lying streets like this one still flooded. officials tell me they're working around the clock to help people here. whit? >> we can see from your shot they still have a lot of work to do. elwyn, thank you. you and the team st

having vowed military support for its neighbour to keep back the country when it took back. terrance chief mommy knew which was backed by russia on tuesday, the turkish and as their lead is signed, an agreement to strengthen minutes retires, as we said, are, has more from outside as john's parliament in back, who is president ridge up ipod one has address of the bay, johns parliament on his to be it was focusing on the corporation between b, john and turkey, particularly the military corporation. and how to further spend some time between 2 companies, which already go by the global one nation to say, he says the world has been ignoring the fact that our menus and bulky party force in the newborn or cut about region through the last 3 decades. but he says, turkey is ready to normalize relations with armenia, if only armenia raised to resolve and to form its problems and suits with john to the last 2 days with it will add one that has been several agreements signed between 2 countries, business agreements regarding education and the 1st in between and construction, billions of dollars

. >> reporter: floyd's brother, terrance, with a question for derek chauvin. >> what were you thinking? what was going through your head when you had your knee on my brother's neck? why -- when you knew that he posed no threat anymore, he was handcuffed, why didn't you at least get up? why you stayed there? >> reporter: the floyd family seeking the maximum sentence. >> we don't want to see no more slaps on the wrist. we've been through that already, and my community and my culture, we have been through that already. >> reporter: chauvin had only one person in court to speak on his behalf, his mother. >> the media, public, and prosecution team believe derek to be an aggressive, heartless, and uncaring person. i can tell you that is far from the truth. my son is a good man. >> reporter: she did not offer condolences to the floyd family, instead speaking directly to her son. >> derek, i want you to know, i have always believed in your innocence, and i will never waver from that. i will be here for you when you come home. remember there is no stronger bond or love than a mother's love. >>

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thanks to susan li, james altucher, terrance k williams, kat timpf. i'm greg gutfeld. i love you, america. ♪ ♪ >> shannon: hello and welcome to "fox news @ night." i'm shannon bream in washington. breaking tonight, former president trump weighing in on his successor's performance in that summit with russian president vladimir putin. >> i guess the overall as we didn't get anything. we gave a very big stage to russia and we got nothing. >> shannon: we are going to break it all down. nba hall of famer charles barkley hinting at retirement from his tv gig because he says he's had it up to here with the rise of cancel culture. a popular chain restaurant accused of deceptive advertising on its famous seafood menu. night court will convene a little bit later and you get to decide. we begin in geneva where white house correspondent peter doocy is sifting through the fallout from today's biden-putin summit. good evening, peter. >> good evening. the world's two biggest nuclear powers got together here in geneva and agreed to send investors back to each other's countries. that's

thanks to susan li, james altucher, terrance k williams, kat timpf. i'm greg gutfeld.on bream in washington. breaking tonight, former president trump weighing in on his successor's performance in that summit with russian president vladimir putin. >> i guess the overall as we didn't get anything. we gave a very big stage to russia and we got nothing. >> shannon: we are going to break it all

terrance floyd helped up veil a bust of his brother george floyd. >> we have the power. and once we understand that we can really understand and celebrate junteenth. >> reporter: george floyd's murder sparked a race conversation around the world. more than 150 years after the last slaves were freed. chris pollone, nbc news. >>> tack a look at what the streets of l.a. look like earlier today. people parked in cars celebrating juneteenth. this is the second annual juneteenth parade in los angeles. a smaller scale juneteenth parade in richmond today. you see cars driving down main street, all participating in fest active tifs. >>> we've been tweeting about juneteenth events around the bay area. follow us on twitter@nbc bay area. >>> one person is dead, another seriously hurt after investigators say a truck slammed into people at a pride parade near fort lauderdale. he acted like he was pardon of the parade but suddenly sped up, slammed into people. the driver was taken into custody. we'll bring you more information on this tonight at 11:00. >>> we continue to monitor the si

there was a lady right across from me in 4 11 i used to talk to her and when i see these photos, the terranceere. there was this little girl emma whenever i used to walk my dog she would come running out of the pool and grab my dog and hug him and i understand they just found her father and i'm afraid what happened to her, her sister and mother. she is 4 years old. i mean, that's not right. >> john, thank you so much. so sorry and i hear your wife, somebody in the background talking to you, give my regards. thank you so much. >> thank you very much. >>> president joe biden is trying to get a deal across the finish line but is he going about it all wrong? john kasich ways in. he's next. this may look like a regular movie night. but if you're a kid with diabetes, it's more. it's the simple act of enjoying time with friends, knowing you understand your glucose levels. ♪ no, he's not in his room. ♪ dad, why didn't you answer your phone? your mother loved this park. ♪ she did. this isn't just a walk up the stairs. ♪ when you have an irregular heartbeat, it's more. it's dignity. the freedom to go w

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fred: following 7 year old daughter gianna, the court heard from his brothers, terrance and philonise know from the man himself -- why? what were you thinking? what was going through your head, when you had your knee on my brother's neck? when you knew that he posed no threat anymore, that he was handcuffed. why you didn't at least get up? why you stayed there? >> my family and i have been given a life sentence. we will never be able to get george back. daddys are a daughter's first love. he will never be able to walk gianna down the aisle at her wedding, attend the magical moments of her life. fred: for the first time in this case, the court heard also from a member of chauvin's family. >> when you sentence my son, you'll also be sentencing me. fred: carolyn pawlenty called her son a good man dedicated to his work. >> derek is a quiet, thoughtful, honorable and selfless man. he has a big heart and he has always put others before his own. the public will never know the loving and caring man he is. fred: that theme was picked up by chauvin's attorney eric nelson. >> he was a solid poli

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joining me now is former nypd chief of department terrance monahan. good to see you, chief.>> we don't fake the funk on this show. my brother is the governor of new york. he worked with the legislature specifically the democrats, specifically the progressive wing of the democrats to get bail reform, and the criticism now is that it went too far, and police are being blamed for not doing their jobs because of all the blue lives matter, black lives matter, and cop after cop tells me it's not true. and the stats show that arrests are being made, guns are being confiscated but people are not being kept in jail. how big a reason for this reality is the law? >> 100%. this is what's behind it. it's a combination. it's the law and it's the court system moving at a snail's pace right now because of covid. it was not operating quickly. so, with bail reform, people locked up with a gun were able to get out under the least restrictive bail. it didn't matter if that individual was dangerous or not, if they had a dangerous past, a judge could not use that in determining whether or not to

. >> reporter: and george floyd's brother, terrance, addressed chauvin directly. >> what were you thinking? what was going through your head when you had your knee on my brother's neck? >> reporter: in chauvin's corner, after a motion to reconsider the case was dismissed earlier-this morning, chauvin's mother spoke out for the first time, publicly, about her son. describing him as a good, thoughtful, and honorable man. >> the public will never know the loving and caring man he is. but his family does. >> reporter: outside of the courthouse, at cup foods, where george floyd was murdered, a mixed reaction to the sentence. but a feeling, by some, that justice was done. >> say his name! >> george floyd! >> reporter: that mixed reaction people talking about whether 22 1/2 years was long enough. some hoping for the full-30 years that the prosecution asked for. and there's this. to the folks here, this really isn't over. especially, not in this neighborhood. if you just read the sign, it lets you know what people are thinking. one down. they are talking about one officer being convicted. and thre

terrance coulter. what are you worried about? >> i'm worried about the perfect storm brewing, the lifting of the mask mandates, the vacationers coming and going, low immunization rates and the arrival of the delta variant which is highly prevalent in the area. we're a hot spot and this is going to explode outward. >> the delta variant is being blamed for a sharp rise in hospitalizations in southwestern missouri, up 196% in the last month. the variant now accounts for nearly half of all covid cases across ten states. in springfield, it's been detected in the majority of patients. >> who are the people ending up in your hospitals now? >> disturbingly what we're seeing is more and more younger patients being admitted, and these are the unvaccinated. this is the gap in our armor. they feel they don't really need it, they're invincible. >> that's exactly how 50-year-old louie michael felt. >> you think you're strong and physically in shape and moving along just fine. >> until he and his wife ended up in a hospital last month. michael

in fact, ed goaz who polled for me with the terrance group, he said voerlts are troubled by the divisiong up in democratic polling and republican polling. >> it's do you let the perfect be the enemy of the good. do you let devout partisanship and ideological entrenchment stop you from getting something good. this infrastructure is the perfect example of this coming to life. for democrats, the question they have to answer is if there is a compromise, bipartisan support that may not be everything they want, are they going to let the left tank it? ultimately, the american people just want to see that the policies are being enacted, things are being done, that there's actual result. there's tangible benefit in their real day-to-day lives. as long as that's the case, democrats need to run on successes in 2022 if they want to hold the majority and keep the midterms the way they want to go. otherwise if you tank it, if infrastructure doesn't happen, you have nothing to show for it and that poll will prove to be right. people will free frustrated and the voters won't trust you. >> and what kurt