because i think i must have been 12 or something 12 or 14. it s a very long time ago, i m afraid. i think it s changed a lot. your majesty, when you say it was a long time ago, - it was in fact 80 years ago. that s terrible, isn t it? we know that you were actually the first holder of the award. i i didn t realise i was the first one. ijust did it. and had to work very hard for it. time for a look at the weather. here s chris fawkes. five miles down the road we see the results of that cloud, a big heavy downpour passing through. we have had a turnaround from the exceptionally dry weather in april. leuchars in five, only five millimetres last month and now this month they fired well over a month s were, and there s lots more rain to come for scotland and the whole of the british isles in the week ahead. it is going to be an unsettled week with lots of showers. why? you do this, an area of low pressure right over the top of the british isles. these things would normally work
and the head of the international olympic committee calls off a visit to japan but the organsiers insist the tokyo games will go ahead. several events to bring you from israel. first israel has carried out air strikes on gaza, hours after rockets were fired from the territory towards jerusalem. it comes on a day of intense violence between palestinians and israeli police at the al aqsa mosque compound which is one of the most sensitive sites injerusalem. in the past few minutes, these pictures have come into the newsroom. this is a free that s caught fire outside the al aqsa mosque. it s unclear how it started. this is a fire. tom bateman joins me from jerusalem. tom, what do you know about this fire? , ., tom, what do you know about this fire? , ., . ., .,, tom, what do you know about this fire? , .,. ., fire? it s not clear, as you say, how that fire? it s not clear, as you say, how that fire fire? it s not clear, as you say, how that fire began. fire? it
shootings? access to weapons? your kids start getting killed. white people s kids start getting killed. smoking that which is legal in your state. the cop kills him. why did you run? he had a baseball game. a white kid. that big house over there. those start piling up. what is going on with these police? oh! maybe we should not have police? that kind of mania, that kind of madness, that will be you. that will be the majority because it s your people. greg: he does an amazing white person voice. [laughing]. greg: it sounded like he was not the privileged wealthy brother of a governor. he cares more about his black victims than his lily-white audience. he mox them. mocks them. his solution to police brutality, more police brutality. he suggest white kids need to be killed by cops maybe he will cover it. right now he would ignore that because it doesn t fit the narrative that police brutality is racist. just a few short months ago i am so tired of playing this clip but w
neck of someone handcuffed behind the back in a prone position? no, i haven t. reporter: prosecutors questioning minneapolis police department s longest serving member about the 9:29 officer chauvin placed his knee on george floyd s neck. what is your view of that use of force during that time period? totally unnecessary. reporter: the defense countered. generally speaking, in a fight for your life, you as an officer are allowed to use whatever force is reasonable and necessary. correct? yes. reporter: during a week of gripping testimony, young bystanders said they watched helplessly as floyd pled for his life. one was just 17. it s been nights. i stayed up. apologizing and and apologizing to george floyd for not doing more. reporter: george floyd s girlfriend taking the witness stand saying they both suffered from opioid addiction and admitting that floyd overdoses in march of 2020. it is a classic story of how many people get addicted to opioids. r