New effort to overturn the guilty verdict against former minneapolis officer derek chauvin. His deal team is requesting a new trial claiming juror misconduct, a series of wrong decisions made by the judge, among many other things. His lawyer isn t challenging the video of chauvin s knee on george floyd s neck for over nine minutes, instead he s focused on, quote, the publicity of the proceedings, of course, tuned to the fact that the case provoked a much broader conversation about policing and racism in america. Chauvin s attorney is making a wide range of claims, trying for a second chance in court here. Just hours after new details emerged about one of the jurors. Brandon mitchell. Cnn s adrienne broaddus reports. Reporter: this motion is broad, but it doesn t outline specifics. He does cite in the motion a number of factors, take a look for yourself. Some of the factors include but aren t limited to the interests of justice, abuse of discretion that deprived the defendant of a fair
present republican leaders speaking out against him. the question remains, what is the future of the gop? it s way too early for this. good morning, and welcome to way too early the show that is kicking off another week of live coverage right here on msnbc. i am kasie hunt on this monday, april 12th. we will start with the news. protests erupted last night in minnesota after the police-involved shooting of a black man during a traffic stop. it happened in the city of brooklyn center, about ten miles north of minneapolis, where tensions are already high amid the murder trial of former officer derek chauvin. family has identified the victim as 20-year-old dont a wright. according to the brooklyn winter police department officers were attempting to make a traffic stop just before 2:00 p.m. when they say they noticed the driver had an outstanding warrant for his arrest. officers tried to take him into custody but police say he got back into his vehicle and that s when when of
smith. the 0-2. left side, swanson to first. the braves are world champions! first time since 1995, the atlanta braves win the world series. what an unlikely team to win. also, they were under .500 much of the year. they ended up with 88 wins. that was it. they came from the weakest division in baseball, the n.l. east, considered a joke throughout the entire year. but, man, willie geist, there was one moment from the game last night, a home run. i don t think i ve seen anybody hit a ball this hard! wow. that s way out. how does that happen? the braves lead 3-0. willie, they re sitting in houston. wow. the debutantes in houston, baby. that thing left the stadium. can t hold a candle to that. holy cow! that left the soler, a trade deadline acquisition, hits it out of the stadium, and the braves win their first world series since the mid 90s. great night for long-suffering atlanta fans. great night for the braves. as you said, they were under .500 in early a
and the rockets red glare the bombs bursting in air gave proof through the night that our flag was still there o say does that star-spangled banner yet wave o er the land of the free and the home of the brave pete: good morning and welcome to fox & friends. that was our nation s anthem performed by steve emerson and we are so glad you are here on this saturday morning. rachel campos duffy, the birthday girl. we are not going to hide it. pete: the birthday girl and in the texas seat lawrence jones. lawrence: good to be with you guys. in for will cain this morning. pete: give him a little time off. rachel: the texas seat has been filled. lawrence: brian s corner and the texas seat. pete: kilmeade corner. rachel: i was in dallas this week. lawrence: how was it. rachel: my daughter is touring that university we will see if she becomes a texan. lawrence: we will adopt her. pete: so you shall. october 23rd. national tv talk show host. [cheers and applause] rachel:
world. a lot to get to this morning. we begin with a major development on cnn s town hall with president biden last night. his strongest statement yet. the president signalled he would be supportive of the senate scrapping the filibuster. remember that s the rule that requires 60 votes to integrate most legislation. are you saying once you get this current agenda passed on spending and social programs that you would be open to fundamentally altering the filibuster if we re doing away with or doing away with it? well, that remains to be seen exactly what that means in terms of fundamentally, whether or not we end the filibuster straight up. there are certain things that are just sacred rights. one is a sacred obligation that we never are going to renege on a debt. we re the only nation in the world. we have never, ever reneged on a single debt. but when it comes to voting rights voting rights particularly is consequential. just so i m clear, you would entertain t