for now the governor of florida is at the lectern at the surfside collapse site.ssing in action in the military you're missing until you're found. we don't stop the search. that's what's happening. those first responders are breaking their backs trying to find anybody they can and they are going to continue to do that and they've been very selfless and put themselves at risk to do it. and i thought about that and then having met this morning with many families who have -- this has turned upside down the worlds of a lot of really great people not only in the state but beyond. and to hear the stories of the folks who have in the towers who either passed away or are missing, the amount of i think sympathy that has been pouring in is emblematic of some of the lives many of these people had been leading. they've touched people all across this world, not just here in southern florida and not just throughout the whole state of florida. and, you know, it's been -- it's been very heartbreaking and very touching because there are a lot of folks who have been experiencing so

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nelson at the lectern. mr. chauvin, this is your opportunity, if you wish, to give any input to the court. and so i turn it over to you and your attorney. >> thank you, your honor. at this time due to some additional legal matters at hand, i'm not able to give a full formal statement at this time. but briefly, i do want to give my condolences to the floyd family. there's going to be some other information in the future that would be of interest and i hope things will give you some peace of most of it is going into writing. i have a 22-page memorandum that will be attached to the sentencing order. and while i will -- determining the appropriate sentence in any case and in this case is a legal analysis. it's applying the rule of law to the facts of the individual and specific case. and that is i prefer you read the legal analysis to explain how i determined the sentence in this case. snoou at the same time i want to acknowledge the deep and tremendous pain that all the families are feeling, especially the floyd fa

you see him at the lectern amid growing tensions between the u.s. and russia.lopments in today's summit. setting the bar low managing expectations. we'll bring you that from biden's side in a moment. right now russian president putin. we'll see if we have translation here. let's watch. [speaking russian] >> harris: while they work on the translation i want to bring in general jack keane, fox news senior strategic analyst. we talked about what this moment would be like for a couple of weeks now. it is interesting they are not standing side-by-side. former secretary of state mike pompeo has said that's a failure for biden not to be there in a joint news conference. do you see it that way? >> yes. i think there are two things that likely informed biden's handlers and staff in support of the press conference. one was just biden himself and the fact that they want to control the narrative as much as possible. and also they want no harm to come as a result of questions he receives. and that's been the pattern of behavior throughout the campaign, and also in this obvi

go down to the floor in front of the lectern and list the bridges in the republican leaders' districts went over the bridge it would be in danger. he would take the fight to the adversary. the democrats don't know how to fight with the gloves off. up to make the other side squirm and they have not made manchin squirm or anybody in the republicans squirm why you tell them are you for fixing up the stuff at home. are you for making the bridges, the tunnels, the roads drivable? can we blame you for everything that goes wrong in terms of infrastructure at home and the dangers? the big difference between a first world country like ours and a third world country is a fix our stuff on. we make the systems work. the subways look good. we make it livable. and the republicans are now playing defense. make them pay for every dangerous bridge and go on the floor right now. mr. speaker, madame speaker, do the same thing with the senate and schumer to mcconnell why go out to every one of the states in the country, take pictures of the state that's in a crumbling stake and make them defend it and pl

i'll ask for people who are speaking to come up to the lectern and use the microphones and please remove your mask so we can hear you clearly. and also, to maintain the distances that we have set out in the courtroom. with that, we'll proceed first with the state. mr. blackwell, you may proceed with victim input. >> your honor, we have four victim impact statements. we will start with the 7-year-old daughter of george floyd, gianna floyd, who will present hers by video. >> what do you miss most about your daddy? >> well, i ask about him all the time. and that's kind of it. >> yeah? well, when you ask about him, what are you asking about? >> well, i was asking how did my dad get hurt? >> do you wish that he was still here with us? >> yeah. but he is. >> through his spirit? >> yes. >> yes. and when you see your daddy again one day, what do you want to do when you see him? >> i want to play with him. >> what kind of games do you want to play with him? >> i want to play with him, have fun, go on a plane ride, and that's it. >> yeah? >> we used to have dinner meals every single night before w

i'll ask for people who are speaking to come up to the lectern and use the microphone and remove your masks so we can hear you clearly and also to maintain the distances that we have set out in the courtroom. with that we'll proceed first with the state. mr. blackwell, you may proceed with victim input. >> your honor, we have four victim impact statements. we will with a 7-year-old daughter of george floyd, gianna floyd, who will present hers by video. >> what do you miss most about your daddy? >> well, i ask about him all the time. >> what do you miss most about him all the time? >> well, i ask about him all the time. and that's kind of it. >> yeah. well, when you ask about him, what are you asking about? >> well i was asking how did my dad get hurt. >> do you wish that he was still here with us? >> yeah. but he is. >> through his spirit? >> yes. >> yes. and when you see your daddy again one day, what do you want to do when you see him? >> i want to play with him. >> what kind of games do you want to play with him? >> i want to play with him, have fun and go on a plane ride. and that

nelson at the lectern? mr. chauvin this is your opportunity if you wish to give any input to the court and so i turn it over to you and your attorney. >> thank you, your honor. at this time due to some additional legal matters at hand, i'm not able to give a full formal statement at this time. but very briefly though, i do want to get my condolences to the floyd family. there is going to be some other information in the future that would of interest and i hope things will give you some peace of mind. thank you. >> i'll note that i did read your comments in the presentence investigation as well. >> thank you, your honor. >> all right. we're going to take a 15-minute recess so that i can complete the sentencing order based on what i heard today. and let's reconvene at 2:45. we're in recess. >> good afternoon, everyone. we're continuing our breaking news conference of the sentencing hearing for derek chauvin. it is in a 15-minute recess after nearly an hour of testimony. impact testimony that included members of ge

these are things you can't answer for quickly at the lectern in a press conference. >> no question.lking about this and saying if in fact it's true, if this were a trump it would be emphatically declared true. hunter biden, harris, to me he really is the reason, his behavior, that joe biden chose not to run against hillary in 2016. you know her opposition research would have got stuff like this out here and you know the media would have covered it. like he is very lucky in this instance. if you notice they aren't denying. it is true. she would have got it out there. the media would have done the heavy lifting and we couldn't have swept it under the rug. what the bidens do now going back a week when he was texting racial slurs. they don't deny it. they trust the media to be complicit in letting it wash back out to sea. to everybody watching at home who might be hate watching because they're liberals. this isn't good for you, either. this is our government. if they're doing corrupt stuff or compromised, we do need to know. getting past the politics could somebody in the media just do

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nelson at the lectern. mr. chauvin, this is your opportunity, if you wish, to give any input to the court. and so i turn it over to you and your attorney. >> thank you, your honor. at this time due to some additional legal matters at hand, i'm not able to give a full formal statement at this time. but briefly, i do want to give my condolences to the floyd family. there's going to be some other information in the future that would be of interest and i hope things will give you some peace of mind. thank you. >> i'll note that i did read your comments from the presentence investigation as well. >> thank you. >> all right. we are going to take a 15-minute recess so i can complete the sentencing order from what i've heard today. and let's reconvene at 2:45. we're in recess. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2021] [in recess -- no audio] >> show you some of the comme

delta variant, is it more unlikely than likely the boris johnson on monday will announce the full lifting of lecternlace? it does seem to be _ in england will take place? it does seem to be an _ in england will take place? it does seem to be an emerging _ in england will take place? it does| seem to be an emerging consensus among scientists, among public health practitioners like myself that we really could do with the continued delay and the reproduction rate has risen above one which means it's growing and we see that and the numbers and it is fairly fast in those areas where the increase is an exponential, it's an accelerated increase as they have much more infectious and also much more dangerous in terms of hospitalising people as well. and so, the omens are that we should continue as we are that we should continue as we are for some period of time to get those numbers back down but requires the government did notjust keep things as they are, but actually do something really positive to try and get those numbers down. ltse something really positive to try and get those numbers down.— get those n

sometime in the next couple minutes, we will potentially see him come up to this lectern. >> as you know, president biden brings into each of these meetings a half century of public service. >> which, by the way, very different on that front than president trump as well. >> foreign chairman of the relations committee. on the issue of putin, i want to come back to this. in your interview with him he tried to deflect confidence on you. in earlier hits today, you referred to it as what-aboutism. biden could potentially come down on his issues with israel. >> reporter: it's hard to say what he's going to crack down on. the coronavirus is going up very, very quickly. that can shake confidence in a leader. another aspect of this is in a autocracy, it's not like a democracy, and it's difficult to judge the judgment of a leader. they look strong before they look weak. one thing i thought was very interesting was a conversation i had with president putin after the interview away from the cameras. he spoke to me leaning in, trying to keep eye contact, kind of urging me to believe him that, for exa

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