Here in the uk, Prime Minister, borisjohnson accepts an apology from his Health Secretary, Matt Hancock, after pictures emerge of him kissing and embracing a colleague, in breach of covid guidance. Escalating backlash over the decision to ban uniformed Police Officers from taking part in this weekends new York Pride parade. Ajudge in the us city of minneapolis, has sentenced the former Police Officer, Derek Chauvin, to 22. 5 years injail, for the murder of George Floyd. The 46 year old African American died in may last year, after Chauvin Knelt on his neck for more than nine minutes during an arrest. The lawyer for mr Floyds Family says the sentence is historic and that it brings america a step closer to healing, by delivering accountability. Our correspondent, Nada Tawfik is In Minneapolis and a warning, her report contains some distressing images. This courtroom has been the scene of powerful testimony. Today, it became a place of closure for the floyd family. The judge began proceed
the last days of deliberation. the longer i saw those two sad guys sitting there, and i saw those parents sitting there, and i thought no one is going to win in this thing. reporter: he said he couldn t help but feel sympathy for the family members who packed the courtroom every day, especially david gregory who lost his daughter in the warehouse fire. i went in thinking they were both going to be guilty. reporter: the jury came close to being hung on max zblaharris. it came down to 11-1. and we were going to be hung for max harris. reporter: billings says after a week-long break, the last juror agreed harris should be acquitted. everyone clad in the deliberation room. as for derek almena, that s when the frustration set in. i reasonable doubt the whole idea of blaming institutions, and i blamed almena because i felt that i could at least i could at least grasp on the idea that he was given a lease and he didn t read the whole thing, and he purposely violated
lowell and achieving and excelling. only us, we re the only ones that are smart enough to do it and i know that probably makes them feel good at night. and later in life when some things don t go as well. we know, those of us who haven t been asleep all of our lives know it s not the case. we know the issue is always with opportunity. so we certainly support the district and staff of recommendations to change what happens at lowell and who gets in. i do want to just give a couple of dis jointed comments that will just make me feel better. one is, i didn t have a privilege of going in school. i m a giant s fan. since 1951. i m in pain because the dodgers may get in the world series. let me just say to you, and if it s them and boston, i ll really die. san francisco, like boston, lives with this myth that we are diverse and we are inclusive. that is just not the case. and if people of color who live here and honest others who live here know it s to be the case. we are just not
been asleep all of our lives know it s not the case. we know the issue is always with opportunity. so we certainly support the district and staff of recommendations to change what happens at lowell and who gets in. i do want to just give a couple of dis jointed comments that will just make me feel better. one is, i didn t have a privilege of going in school. i m a giant s fan. since 1951. i m in pain because the dodgers may get in the world series. let me just say to you, and if it s them and boston, i ll really die. san francisco, like boston, lives with this myth that we are diverse and we are inclusive. that is just not the case. and if people of color who live here and honest others who live here know it s to be the case. we are just not as diverse as we d like to believe. we are not as encouraging, for example, for students of color. we don t have safety nets and the kind of things that we need. one of the things that blew my mind i m sorry, reverend am i through
been asleep all of our lives know it s not the case. we know the issue is always with opportunity. so we certainly support the district and staff of recommendations to change what happens at lowell and who gets in. i do want to just give a couple of dis jointed comments that will just make me feel better. one is, i didn t have a privilege of going in school. i m a giant s fan. since 1951. i m in pain because the dodgers may get in the world series. let me just say to you, and if it s them and boston, i ll really die. san francisco, like boston, lives with this myth that we are diverse and we are inclusive. that is just not the case. and if people of color who live here and honest others who live here know it s to be the case. we are just not as diverse as we d like to believe. we are not as encouraging, for example, for students of color. we don t have safety nets and the kind of things that we need. one of the things that blew my mind i m sorry, reverend am i through