good evening. ahead tonight a revealing and surprising look how the derrek chauvin trial is being seen by people watching at cub foods, the corner store outside which george floyd died with chauvin s knee on his neck. the trial itself, more expert testimony on the use of that knee today and though there were inconsistencies at times, the thrust appeared damaging to the defense. some came out under cross-examination and chauvin s instructor saying quote, we tell officers to stay away from the neck when possible. details now from cnn s josh campbell. reporter: one by one veteran members of the minneapolis police department took the stand. thank you. reporter: each part of the department s training force. today s testimony added to the chorous of police department witnesses who said derek chauvin s knee on the neck was not part of their training. would bit appropriate and within training to hold a subject with the prone position with a knee on the neck and a knee on the
within training to hold a subject in that prone restrained position with a knee on the neck and a unique on the back for an extended period of time after the subject has stopped offering any resistance? no, sir. or has lost their pulse? no, sir. if you don t have a pulse on a person, you ll immediately start cpr. reporter: but the defense pushed back with this image. this is a specific kind of photograph that demonstrates the placement of a knee as it applies to prone handcuffing, correct? correct. reporter: while the witnesses emphasized a focus on minimal force and prompt medical care how soon should the person be put into the side recovery position? i would say sooner, the better. reporter: the defense asserted rules can be fluid. there is no strict application of every single rule, agreed, or every single technique? that is correct. have you had people say i can t breathe? yes, sir. reporter: at times, the witnesses contradicted each othe
the regulator ofgem has warned suppliers not to use the cap increase as a chance to overcharge. how do you know if that includes you? i ll take a look. and remembering those lost on hms sheffield a memorial to the sunken falklands warship will be unveiled today. the champions league final awaits. liverpool knock out vilareal to reach the paris final. and with one trophy already in the bag, just how many more will they add? good morning. some mist and fog to watch good morning. some mist and fog to watch out good morning. some mist and fog to watch out for the first thing this morning watch out for the first thing this morning. also a band of rain pushing east morning. also a band of rain pushing east as morning. also a band of rain pushing east as it morning. also a band of rain pushing east. as it clears the sun will come out behind east. as it clears the sun will come out behind. that could trigger heavy showers out behind. that could trigger heavy showers.
britain s richest man, sirjim ratcliffe, talks to the bbc about his bid for the club it s been rejected, but he says he s not giving up. and a memorial is unveiled to all of those who served on hms sheffield, hit by an argentine missile during the falklands war, a0 years ago. and coming up on the bbc news channel. can manchester cityjoin liverpool in the champions league final? pep guardiola s men are in the spanish capital to take on 13 time winners real madrid. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. thousands of disabled children in ukraine have been abandoned in institutions that can t look after them that s according to a human rights organisation. an investigation carried out by the group disability rights international found children with severe disabilities tied to beds in children s homes that are unable to cope. many have been moved away from the fighting near institutions where they lived and then just left at other, unsuitable facilities, further away
also live in a world where former president trump asserts that there was a politicized process that resulted in his prosecution related to classified documents and other things. so, for the public, if democrats and this administration say trust the department of justice, trust the institutions, but you are also arguing here gratuitous political cheap shots and false assertions. how are they to process that. i talked about this a minute ago, and when you have the former attorney general, when you have the former acting fbi director, when you have the former general counsel of the fbi, you know, these are experienced people at the justice department who spent decades working at the justice department and they are saying it s gratuitous, they are saying this is inappropriate, this is inconsistent with doj policy and practice, it s them saying. we agree, you know, you heard the president speak about this last night, and the vice president speak forcefully about this today, we a