this means. i will talk to a minneapolis city councilman about what he hopes to see from this investigation. people across the world watched this city as judge cahill announced derek chauvin was guilty on all three charges, guilty of murdering george floyd. i talked to floyd s brother in the hours after he learned about the verdict. i feel like this is a day that we all have been waiting for. the floyd family tells me they feel relief but they also feel a sense of purpose. they do not want this verdict to be the end of their story. they very much want it to be a part a start of the new story. i will talk to george floyd s cousin about the mission in a few moments. i want to start with pete williams following the announcement from the attorney general last hour. and shaquille brewster outside the maximum security prison where chauvin awakened this morning. he is being held there. it s 30 minutes east of downtown minneapolis. pete, explain what this means. what will the
hugs, tears, a lot of pent-up emotion finally being released and what s extraordinary, the headlines the same all over the country. derek chauvin guilty on all charges and it s not just a national story. it is a massive deal all over the world. the verdict made the front page in canada, the uk and spain. chauvin faces decades in prison when his sentencing takes place eight weeks from now. it only took ten and a half hours for the jury to reach that verdict and the reaction from people in minneapolis and all over the country is at least, in this case the system worked. this is something beautiful. this is something different. it s finally some little piece of justice. i cried tears of joy. tears of joy. it feels really, really good. big victory for us. we ve got a lot to talk about today, and fantastic reporters are covering every angle of this crucial story and you know who i want to start with. nbc s shaquille brewster and for the first time in weeks he s not in fron
that these talks will succeed between russia and his country. which saw several other cities, including kyiv, hit by russian airstrikes this week. the west continues to plead with russia to allow evacuations from the besieged port of mariupol, the war of words has escalated as well. russia saying that western armed shipments are fair game. it s president biden declares that the u.s. would be sending as much as 33 billion dollars in mostly military aid to ukraine, on the domestic side, the president s reckoning with another aid pledge ahead of midterm elections. the president confirmed this week that he is considering some debt relief, but at a price point far below what s some activists and step civil rights groups say is helpful to younger voters. that democrats want, add to thousands of borrowers of color, that the white house needs. later in the show, the minnesota department of human resources find the city of minneapolis and the minneapolis police department practice r
a new study reveals virtual meetings can limit employees capacity for creative thinking. and liverpool take a giant step towards another champions league final, with a victory over villarreal at anfield. hello and welcome. the british foreign secretary has said russian forces must be pushed out of the whole of ukraine. this is the clearest for the conflict. in a speech in london, liz truss described a victory for ukraine as a strategic imperative for the west, arguing that it must use its economic strength to deterfuture russian aggression. it comes as the un secretary general antonio guterres is due to meet ukraine s president volodymyr zelensky in kviv later today. andrew plant reports. the aftermath of a missile attack in the city of kharkhiv in northern ukraine. at least one person reported to have been killed here, the invasion has produced much of the city to rubble. it has produced much of the city to rubble- to rubble. it is scary, it is so painful. to rubble. it