right to the trial of derek chauvin. good evening, omar. today we heard from the medical examiner who conducted george floyd s autopsy and ruled his death a homicide. tell me about his testimony. reporter: yeah, don. so today was all about maybe arguably the most important part of the trial. that comes down to george floyd s cause of death. this was a highly anticipated day because we heard from dr. andrew baker. the chief medical examiner here and critically the one who conducted george floyd s autopsy. he ruled george floyd s death a homicide which he stuck to today. a lot of it today was going back and forth over what is a factor in someone s death and what is the cause of someone s death, when it comes to that he died from fentanyl and medical hish his history. take a listen. things that played a role but didn t directly cause the death. so for example mr. floyd s use of fentanyl did not cause the sub dual or neck restrain. his heart did not cause it. so in your opi
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the seats off the tories. and many conservative mps are feeling despondent at the very least about it, about their experience and about their chances at the next election, which we know is due later this year. so rishi sunak took to the telegraph, which is a newspaper that is read by a lot of conservative party members, activists, and crucially, mps to say, stick with me, stick with my plan. and he s calling for the conservative family , as he calls it, to come together and back his plan. it s clearly a message directly to conservative party members, but also his own mps in a week when, you know, they ve been having a pretty tricky time. it seems like a bit of a kind of rallying cry to say, support me, don t think about anything else. you know, stick with me and my plan. and charlotte, this comes off the back of the by election defeats to labour and reform uk came third in both votes. yes, so labour won both by elections. but reform uk are a party that the conservatives
yes, we can! yes, we can! yes, we can! yes, we can! [womoman] demococratic presidenential candidate bill clinton is denying allegations he carried on an extramarital affair with a former nightclub singer. you re under attack, labeled a draft dodger, a womanizer. somebody offered her a lot of money and.and she took it. your presidential campaign is collapsing, dreams of the white house receding. who can you trust? your friends? family? strategists? when you re on the edge of the political abyss. not a good night! .how do you fight back? [bush] i am pleased to announce that at midnight tonight all united states and coalition forces will suspend offensive combat operations. this war is now behind us. [crowds cheer] american forces arrive home, victorious from the gulf war, after evicting saddam hussein from kuwait. george h. w. bush is now the most popular president in modern history. [buchanan] i looked down on constitution avenue when the army of desert storm marched up
wednesday, hugged an insurrectionist on thursday, and yet still, still the republican front runner for president in 2024. we will walk you down that hall of shame, also the senate judiciary committee wants to speak to supreme court justice john roberts about ethics. he declined, i wonder why. and what the dems do now? plus, just how a racist was tucker carlson. tonight, we ve got the receipts, and david mandela s here, the director and executive producer of hbo s new political comedy drove a white house plummer. behind the scenes, the watergate scandal. te rgate scandal. but first, we begin with breaking news. manhunt is ramping up for a mass shooter accused of killing five including an eight-year-old child on friday. authorities say they have run into dead ends and they are offering an 80,000 dollar reward for the information. nbc s priscilla thompson has the details. there is now an 80,000 dollar reward being offered for anyone who can come forward with informatio