what s wrong? why are y all still on him? he s not doing nothing to y all. we can stop it. did you notice anything in tarl when the ambulance came about mr. floyd, the way he looked to you at that point? he didn t look alive. i noticed that the paramedics looked at his eyes, checked his pulse, put him on the gurney, didn t really say anything. had you previously described his body as limp? yes. you can play. thank you. go to your partners. get on the sidewalk. 987, you re a bum, bro. like, what the fuck. he s passed out. he ain t in handcuffs, bro. he ain t doing nothing to y all. the fact you aren t checking his pulse and doing compressions if you need them, you guys are on another level. bro, look. his head, man. get back on the street! get back on the street! he didn t touch him. identify been here the whole time. what s your badge number, actually? back on the street. don t touch him. back on the street. i ve been here the who
he denies the congressman asked him for a pardon, amid an ongoing investigation into an alleged relationship with a 17 year old. and, interstellar icon william shatnerjoins us to talk about star trek, his astonishing career, and making movies, at the age of 90. hello, i m katty kay in washington, clive myrie is in london. the uk s medicines regulator has revised its guidance on who should take the oxford/astrazeneca vaccine. the new advice comes following evidence that, in extremely rare cases, people who ve had the astrazeneca jab develop blood clots. according to the new guidance, from today people aged between 18 and 29 will be offered an alternative vaccine. for those who ve already had a first dose of astrazeneca, the advice is to go ahead and get the second. the head of the medical regulator insisted that the benefits of taking the astrazeneca jab, still far outweigh the risks for the vast majority of people. our medical editor, fergus walsh, looks at the evidence that
officers brought mr. floyd to the ground, the moment of impact that the ground could have resulted in some of those abrasions. objection, your honor. beyond the scope and call. overruled. would you mind repeating? sure. the abrasions, would be likewise consistent with mr. floyd being taken out of a police car and put on to the ground. same objection, the autopsy. overruled. yes, depending how he made contact with the ground. the direction of motion and there s enough abrasive force, the contact could explain those abrasions. okay. would you agree with the general proposition that the prone position is not inherently dangerous? as far as i know based on my understanding of the medical literature, that is true. now, in terms of your autopsy reports, there s no, you dissected mr. floyd. no bleeding into the muscles of the back, correct? that s correct. and you don t have any section in your autopsy report to describe any injuries whatsoever to mr. floyd
the scandal surrounding congressman matt gaetz offer very rare and surprising aspects today. gaetz, as you heard coop say, wrote an opinion piece denying he s paid for sex, denying he s slept with a minor as an adult himself, and vowing to stay in office. while he was busy invoking drain the swamp language and playing the victim of the media, including me, what was very surprising is what he barely mentioned the extortion plot against him. he said that was what this situation is really all about. tonight, you may learn why he s gone quiet about the extortion case. in a tv exclusive, we have the man accused by congressman gaetz of extortion. that man s name is bob kent. and he tells a very different story about his dealings with the gaetz family and about how serious the allegations are against the representative. that s coming up. and you will want to hear what he says. first, we already heard and saw something shocking today. it happened in the george floyd murder trial. t
drugs in his dealings with young women. also they have looked at whether any federal campaign money was involved in paying for travel and expenses. this comes on the same day gaetz added a new attorney to his case who has sig isn t experience in white collar cases. news continues. i ll hand it over to chris for cuomo prime time. good to see you. hope you had a good easter. we have a key player in the gaetz situation tonight so people are going to want to see that. i m chris cuomo. welcome to primetime. whether you celebrated easter or not, may this season of renewal and rebirth fuel this season for all of us. i was supposed to be off, but we were able to bring you something and it was critical to a big story, in fact, both big stories in the news tonight, there george floyd murder trial and the scandal surrounding congressman matt gaetz offer very rare and surprising aspects today. gaetz, as you heard coop say, wrote an opinion piece denying he s paid for sex, denying h