but couldn t revive him. day four of the prosecution s case, and continued attempts, by the defense, to suggest that floyd was a potential threat. ready to spring back up, somehow, and do harm. the latest, tonight, from cnn s omar jimenez, in minneapolis. reporter: the moments, when paramedics arrived and george floyd appeared unresponsive in may, 2020, are coming into clear focus. an audio played in court. derek chauvin is heard on the phone describing what had just happened. had to hold the guy down. he was was going crazy. wouldn t wouldn t go in the back of the squad. reporter: he was talking to the supervising-police sergeant on duty, at the time, david pluger. do you have an opinion, as to when the restraint of mr. floyd should have ended, in this encounter? yes. what is it? when mr. floyd was no longer offering up any resistance to the officers, they could have ended their restraint. and that was after he was handcuffed and on the ground, and no lon
telling reporters their pain and their loss has not diminished. i think about my brother over and over again. i have no choice. you all have no choice. you see him every day on somebody s tv, somebody s t-shirt and it s pain that we re feeling every day. my brother said i can t breathe multiple times. but the officer sat on his neck with a smirk on his face. my brother screamed, tell my kids i love them if his soul left his body. i can t stop thinking about that. and now just this weekend there s a new video emerging of another man also in police custody, telling officers i can t breathe. police body camera footage from fresno, california. this was taken in 2017, three years before floyd s death. wa watch. please. i can t breathe. knock it off. knock it off. joseph, can you breathe? yes. all right. i can t breathe. get his feet down first. then we can work on his arms. joseph, are you okay? joseph, are you all right? are you all right? joseph? that m
without power since monday has been rationing oxygen tanks for their 5-month-old baby boy born premature just home from the hospital. they built a make shift heater from a pot on bricks. the family is boiling bottled water because there s no water pressure. this is no longer just an emergency. it s clear that it is a disaster. we ve seen a cascade of effects that have turned what is already a dire situation into something much worse. residents are frustrated. they re angry. they are cold. what they re enduring and continue to endure is heartbreaking. in the town of del rio, the wastewater plant is offline. officials are begging residents, do not flush your toilets. panic buying across the state leaving supermarket shelves bare. the state agriculture commissioner says they re, quote, looking at a food supply chain problem like we have never seen before. nearly 12 million texans facing water service disruptions this morning. look at that. nearly 1/4 of the state is under or
elections. the bill greatly improves the process of administration of elections. president biden feeling emboldened during his first news conference. i think my republican colleagues are going to have to determine whether or not we want to work together or continue the politics of division. what we saw with this press conference is what we ve seen with the biden presidency throughout, which is biden has tried to set a different kind of tone. announcer: this is new day with alisyn camerota and john berman. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and all around the world. this is new day, friday, march 26th, at 6:00. and we begin with a developing story in georgia, a black lawmaker arrested by state troopers for knocking on a governor s door as he signed a sweeping law overhauling voter rights. here s that moment. are you serious? no, you are not she s not under arrest. under arrest for what? for trying to see something that our governor is
welcome to monday. i m kasie hunt in for chuck todd. the emergency situation at the border is escalating. so is the biden administration effort to address it. president biden has told reporters he intends to make a trip to the border at some point soon. hhs is standing up additional facilities to address the surge. securing hotel rooms to houz house some families. some border acts in the rio grande valley have been authorized to release migrants without court dates. the press hasn t been given access to see the conditions inside the facilities. today, a texas congressman released five pictures he says were taken in a facility. according to his aide, each of the eight pods in the facility has a 260 person capacity. as of sunday, one pod held more than 400 unaccompanied male minors. most of the obscuring of the faces that you can see existed on the photos that nbc news received. officials at dhs did not immediately comment. a dhs official didn t dispute their authenticity. the