use. president joe biden hails the verdict as a step forward but says more work is needed to reform the system. and the links and celebrations outside the court the crowd say they will keep up the fight until the 3 officers involved in points arrest them so convicted. and all the headline news a transitional military council takes power in chad after the death of the president addressed. the. launches of celebration and defiance have been held across the united states following the conviction of a form of police officer over the death of george floyd a jury found guilty on all 3 charges including 2nd degree murder well demonstrations chairs in the streets outside the courts and the intersection where he was arrested they ve pledged to fight on until the 3 other policemen involved a convicted felon dies off to save an melt on his that for 9 and a half minutes is how the judge did live at the verdict on tuesday. we the jury in the above entitled matter as to count one unintenti
the. family and friends of floyd unite to salute the experts say the fight is not over. even to begin to change. this country. president joe biden hails the verdict as a step forward but says won t work is needed to change the system. and in other news a transitional military council takes power and chad off to the death of the president it just. has been any 11 months since george floyd s death and death as a minneapolis jury has now officially declared the jury took around 10 hours to convict former police officer. and now faces up to 40 years in prison once he s sentenced john hendren has more from minneapolis. the verdict was swift and decisive the case that became a national referendum on racial justice still held the power to surprise guilty guilty guilty verdict the jury found former minneapolis police officer derek children guilty in the racially charged killing of george floyd on all counts 2nd degree murder 3rd degree murder and 2nd degree manslaughter today you hav
that, and he gets into talking about the liquidation, and at this point some pig is brought in for the late-night dinner, and he is hacking away at this for dinner, and he s saying unnecessary, and churchill, you think, yeah, this guy is a mass murderer but he s good company. you can have a night in the public with him, you know. it s that disjunction that is very hard to deal with. frank roberts, who was a senior british diplomat that i had a chance to talk to before he died, wonderful man, he had been in rome, berlin and moscow, so he had met the three leaders, and he said if you met hitler, or you had to go for a meeting with hitler, it would be a two-hour rant and he would march up and down the stage and you had to sit and take it and when he finally stopped for breath, you would get to then deliver the message, and stallin was a total contrast, robert said, you know. there was this little man, as i said, doodling
shores since first coming here as a graduate student in 1973. david is the author of 12 books. and those include in command of history: churchill fighting and writing the second world war a book he wrote in 2004. i ve assigned it to hundreds, maybe thousands of undergraduates over the years and it s just a tour de force. one of the books on history. his most recent book is the kremlin letters: stalin s wartime correspondence with churchill and roosevelt he collaborated on this book and i m sure we ll have more information on that tonight from david. now, the book includes the principle messages between the big three and sets them within a commentary that provides them a narrative of the relationship throughout the war. a book of correspondence with letters to one another but it s the commentary in this book that sets it apart. it s based on a wide array of material from russian, british and american sources as well. i might also add a few things. professor reynolds won th
in 2004 a book he wrote that is well on my shelf. i have assigned to thousands of undergraduates over the years. book is theent kremlin letters, stalin s wartime correspondence with churchill and roosevelt. on this book.d i m sure we will have some more information. includes the principal messages between the big three. re is an analog goal analytical narrative throughout the war. the letters are always viable. it s the commentary that really sets it apart. it s based on a wide array of material. prize in 2004.n we ve been fortunate to have him speak here at the international conference. without further ado, david reynolds. [applause] dr. reynolds: it s a pleasure to be here. i first came to see the d-day of stephenhe day ambrose. me howt in 2018 showed it is changed and developed an amazing ways since then. everyone hat off to involved in this very amazing enterprise. am i too close to the microphone? speakingglad to be here. i m very glad it to be speaking today and not on