degree manslaughter. and set the court of the former brooklyn center police officer was stoic showing almost no emotion as the verdict was announced. with a jury on the charge of manslaughter and first-degree o or about april 11th 2021 and an county find the defendant guilty. outside the courthouse the crowd erupted as the verdict wa announced and worthless spread that they found her negligent when she shot him with a gun instead of her taser.ng his mother was sobbing as the verdict was read and described in the flood of emotion as she heard the jury s decision. the moment that we heard guilty on manslaughter one ever single emotion that you can imagine is running through your body. i let out a yelp because it was so built-up. the minnesotaor attorney genera was off the case andle while he pleased with the outcome does not bring him back. we have a degree of accountability for his death. accountability is not justice. accountability is an important step. a critical an
many of us could see during the presidential campaign.n. he is decaying. that is not an attack on biden. he is nearly 80 years old. anyone who has watched joe biden can see it. it is a fact we take no pleasure in stating. nobody is happy with thehe b b president of the united states stumbles over his words or forget where he is. we don t enjoy watching him fall asleep in the middle of an overseas summit. but his decline is hard to ignore.n his latest example came just last night in an interview with abc news.es joe biden struggled to remember the name of the latest covidt variant, omicron. w but maybe that is not exactly a surprise since joe biden also told us he didn t even see omicron coming. the vice president said in recent days that you didn t see delta coming, you didn t see omicron coming. how did you get it wrong? [laughs] i didn t get it wrong. nobody saw it coming. nobody in the whole world, who saw it coming? jesse: the omicron variant has been around for wee
economic output you look at these numbers on the unemployment staying where they has an april, that marks 12 consecutive months of employers bringing on at least for hundre thousand workers to the payroll. here is the hang-up. may like to be hiring even more last month alone 653,000 people left the workforce, so the closely watched laborforce rate declined leaving a ministration officials searching for answers. what parts of the country ca be do better at and what parts of the country it s more people engaged in the workforce and ar there opportunities for us to look at this thing differently quark. it with another volatile day on wall street following this report. the dow sold off before rory back into the green undead turning lower again and closing down on the day all this volatility aside, the trend of the market of the last month an a half is certainly been lower. now recording six straight weekly declines pray that the longest such streak in three years. it s very
in the faulkner focus. it is nasty. the battle for the gavel. the first time as i mentioned in a century the vote needed more than a single ballot. resistance to republican leader kevin mccarthy. it got hotter yesterday in the final rounds of votes. he started losing support. now 20 mccarthy defectors going into the second day. they are backing ohio representative-elect they re all elect because they can t be sworn in because they haven t chosen a speaker those 20 like jim jordan for the job. jordan supports mccarthy. how will that work out? he said he is not interested in being the speaker position. leading the charge for jim jordan and against kevin mccarthy florida congressman-elect matt gaetz. many of his colleagues not happy. south carolina republican nancy mace tweeted gaetz full ego was on display and he will screw around and get another pelosi elected to the spot, her words. former speaker newt gingrich said the hold juts are hurting themselves. i think a numb