what is next for the fight for justice? good morning. welcome to way too early on this wednesday, april 21st. i m kasie hunt. we start with the news. the jury in the above entitled manner as to count one, unintentional second-degree murder while committing murder, guilty. count two, find the defendant guilty. we the jury in the above entitled matter as to count three, secondary manslaughter finds the defendant guilty. derek chauvin killed a black man named george floyd by kneeling on his neck for 9 minutes and 29 seconds. chauvin s bond was revoked and demanded for custody where he will spend next eight weeks waiting for sentencing. many outside the courthouse celebrated with tears of relief and crowds erupted into cheers for a guilty on all counts verdict that many were unsure would come. at a news conference with the prosecutors who tried the case, minnesota attorney general keith ellison said just has not yet been achieved. prosecutor jerry blackwell, once again
rising costs. it s a bump in the road that affects families. can democrats get a win on their social safety bill? i ll speak to amy klobuchar ahead. hello i m jake tapper in washington where the state of our union is holding out hope for the missing. emergency crews in the midwest are continuing the desperate search and rescue effort through tons of wreckage, flattened homes and factories and cars that were simply tossed around after at least 30 tornadoes touchdown down across six states this weekend, kentucky, arkansas, missouri, mississippi, illinois and tennessee. dozens are feared dead and officials warn the number will almost certainly rise as rescuers continue to sift through the devastation. joining me now from the commonwealth hardest hit, kentucky governor andy beshear. governor, thanks for joining us. how many confirmed deaths do you have in kentucky? how many of your citizens are still unaccounted for? well, the confirmation process is slow. i can tell you
covid cases on the rise as experts push for a third shot. how far should the government go to ensure everyone gets a vaccine? two leaders for and against mandates. new york mayor de blasio and arkansas governor asa hutchinson join me. plus americans worry about rising costs. it s a bump in the road that affects families. democrats look for a win on their social safety bill. can they get it done? i ll speak to democratic senator amy klobuchar ahead. hello, i m jake tapper in washington where the state of our union is holding out hope for the missing. emergency crews in the midwest are continuing the desperate search and rescue effort through tons of wreckage, flattened homes and factories and cars that were simply tossed around after at least 30 tornadoes touched down in six states this weekend, kentucky, arkansas missouri, mississippi, illinois and tennessee. dozens are feared dead and officials warn the number will almost certainly rise as rescuers continue to sift t
hello. we begin in the middle east where israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu will undergo surgery on sunday for a hernia his doctors discovered during a routine examination. mr netanyahu will be fully sedated during the procedure his office says that mr netanyahu s deputy, yariv levin will serve as acting prime minister during this time. he s been speaking in the last half hour. my medical statement is transparent, it is known. sure, a lot of people are saying crazy things, but of course no boundaries. my wife went to an appendectomy and people said that she spent a whole week at a villa somewhere, and ijust had the flu, people said that i was where? where was i? that i was in hospital. absolutely no boundaries to the lies. i just went through examination, and thank you to all the people asking for my well being. i promise you that this operation that i m undergoing tonight i will also go through very quickly and i will be back to my duties as fast as possible. be