The crout to check for a pulse, from even an offduty firefighter. She was not shown on camera today because she is a minor, but listen to how seeing mr. Floyd die has affected her life. Theres been nights i stayed up apologizing and apologizing to george floyd for not doing more and not not interacting in, not saving his life but like its not what i should have done. Its what he should have done. That witness young cousin just 9 years old also took the stand and said Ambulance Workers had to push officer chauvin off of george floyd when they arrived on the scene as Cnns Omar Jimenez reports. Good morning, members of the jury. Reporter the story of what happened on may 25th, 2020 In Minneapolis told today through the lens of eyewitnesses. I believe i witnessed a murder. Reporter Donald Williams was standing feet away from george floyd as he was pinned under the knee of Derek Chauvin. After floyd seeminglys unresponsive body was loaded into ambulance that day, williams called the police
People who have been thrust into the spotlight simply because they happened to be at the scene and witnessed something that made them stop in their tracks. Among those witnesses, a young woman, darnella, who took the now imfamous video, and a 9yearold. The defense asked her no questions. Prosecutors also put stunning video film by within once, alongside surveillance footage, to give jurors a more complete look at the scene. And this morning, donald williams, a mixed martial artist seen on tape trying to get police to stop restraining george flowed, took the stand. The defense it questioned whether he had the experience with which to judge chauvins action. Williams fought back tears as prosecutors played the 911 call he made, and he laid out in stark terms why he made the call. I called the police on the police. Why did you do that . Because i believe i witnessed a murder. He believed he witnessed a murder. Well go live on the ground to minneapolis, but first lets bring in chuck rosenbe
Thats great. Wy wyatt, send me more pictures. All right. I will. Sa sanjay, thank you. Thank dr. Anthony fauci. Dr. Rochelle walensky. And dr. Marcella nunezsmith. Also thanks to those who wrote in with your questions. To a lot who joined us tonight, i know a lot of people didnt get their questions answered. I apologize. The conversation continues at cnn. Com c cnn. Com c cnn. Com coronavirusanswers. The news continues with chris cuomo. Chris . All right. Were running late. Im chris cuomo. Welcome to prime time. Lets get right after it. Whats happening in washington deserves your attention. It may be as dangerous as the pandemic. My question is how many red flags do we need . Homeland security just put out a warning of more possible violence to come from violent antigovernment extremists. Fueled by false narratives that could continue to mobilize to incite or commit violence. Now, this thats what the gop has to say about this threat. Why . The only response theyve had to the threat is
Its nice to have experts who are willing to come and discuss for however long we want to discuss and get actual information out to people. I almost didnt recognize you, i got to say, though. You got a haircut, finally. You cut your hair. Was that the First Time Since this pandemic . Yep. First time you. Since the pandemic. Yep, i you know, im realizing looking at our twoshot here, im kind of starting to look like you a little bit, like the brown anderson. Well, yeah real quick, i got to ask, hows my man, wyatt . Hes great. How old is he now . 9 months old today. Gosh. 9 months old today. Its crazy. Hes sleeping. I dont want to say this out loud. It annoys people. Hes sleeping 12 to 12 1 2 hours a night which is fantastic. I love that. Hes grown i know, he looks sort of like a buddha there. Hes grown since then. Hes just an absolute joy. Yeah. Its incredible. Well, thank you. Thank you, tonight, anderson. Thats great. Wyatt, send me more pictures. All right. I will. Sanjay, thank you. T
Marilyn monroe, blond bombshell. Get out the fire house. Hollywood super star. The late Marilyn Monroe. Tragic victim. The story of Marilyn Monroe is an talentic tragedy. When we talk about Marilyn Monroe, its always about poor marry listen, this vulnerable passive woman who is being destroyed by hollywood. Thats the way the story frames her. After a reckoning in hollywood, its time to reframe her story. Now it can hit pause and roll it back a bit and ask ourselves, okay, what is it that we think we know . She was quite ahead of her time. And she was very much an architect of her own fame. You must think i was born yesterday. Her performances are layered. Theyre funny. Theyre tenner the. They are human. They feel modern. She had a deep inner life. She was an artist. She was a poet. She was a business woman. What a power broker she was, renegotiating her contract, creating her own production company, getting films made. Its rather instruments straighting that people cant think about her