floyd s civil rights. josh campbell has the story. for the first time since the murder of george floyd last year, derek chauvin is admitting responsibility, pleading guilty to federal sufficiently rights charges that he violated floyd s civil rights by kneeling on his neck for more than nine minutes. in addition to the more than two decades here sentenced to, three years were added to his sentence. you kept your knees on mr. floyd s neck and body even
monday, after being convicted of murder, chauvin pleaded guilty to violating floyd s civil rights. josh campbell has the story. for the first time since the murder of george floyd last year, derek chauvin is admitting responsibility, pleading guilty to federal sufficiently rights charges that he violated floyd s civil rights by kneeling on his neck for more than nine minutes. in addition to the more than two decades here sentenced to, three years were added to his sentence. you kept your knees on mr. floyd s neck and body even after mr. floyd became unresponsive, correct? correct, chauvin said. when asked if agreed that it resulted in floyd s death, he gave the same one-word response. floyd s brothers had mixed reaction. i wanted to hear that at the
could do a victory lap, then in an interview called him a hack and [bleep]ing terrible. in a post race interview, he does not seem bothered by the end sold and is selling hack t-shirts to celebrate his win. that s a little bit of a standoff. sandra: i don t know about the inner workings of nascar, the personal side of it. john: all you have to know is there is a tremendous amount of testosterone. sandra: keep it classy, a lot of kids are watching. john: you heard the race radio come on in the crew chief was telling him cool it, take a step back, think big picture, he will continue to qualify for the championship. there was an interesting standoff. sandra: you hear the crowd going wild, voters in minneapolis had to the polls to decide whether to replace the police department with a department of public safety. the measure seen as the first test to perform ever since the police killing of george floyd
it is seen as the first test of reform efforts sparked by the police killing of george floyd last year. garrett tenney on the ground with the pulse of what s going on there over this really big issue. hi, garrett. hey, martha. this vote has gained a lot of national activity. activists believe if they re successful at dismantling the police department in minneapolis it could pave the way for similar action in other cities across the country. tomorrow voters will decide if the city s charter should be changed to remove a requirement for minneapolis to have a police department with a minimum number of officers. in its place would be a department of public safety. but what exactly that looks like is not clear because there aren t any details or specific plan outlining what this new department would look like or how it would operate. those who are pushing for it to pass argue it would be a more comprehensive public health