in a much narrower lane: was it okay? was it the right amount of force? was it excessive? that s it. the jury hears that expert testimony. the lieutenant in charge of the use of force training also testifying it s just not appropriate under their rules, under their training to restrain someone for a super extended period of time. so if there was, say, for example, the subject was under control and handcuffed, would this be authorized? i would say no. would it be appropriate and within training to hold a subject in that prone restrained position with a knee on the neck and a knee 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. these are the building blocks of testimonial evidence that we saw today. you hear they re not authorized. another pd officer that teaches cpr training also testified. we could see chauvin looking up from the note taking. the prosecution also asking
a bombshell revelation. was she really a bereaved ex- i always loved him. or maybe just a black widow. barbara briton is in the middle. hello and welcome to dateline. for years judy carlson lived in the most painful kind of limbo. her son david had disappeared without a trace. the case went unsolved, sitting cold for more than a decade before rookie detective donna valazquez was assigned to investigate. digging into david s past she untwisted a tale of love gone bad and a grisly family secret. but detectives still needed to know, what motive was at the heart of this crime. here s keith morrison with buried secrets. it s a strange thing that happens among the boggs and marshes here in soft coastal florida. things have a way of coming up, things buried in the ground in the past. or both. it was july 2003. beaches quiet, snowbirds back up north. so no one noticed at first what was starting inland a little in a town called pembroke pines where donna velt velazquez,
republican congresswoman marjorie taylor greene. the controversies piling up, the party silent, deafening. but she s firing back. what i cannot do is continue to look over my shoulder wondering if a white supremacist in congress by the name of marjorie taylor greene or anyone else, because there are others, that they are doing something or conspiring against us. democratic congresswoman cori bush there on why she s moving her office away from greene. her account of their tense run-in at the capitol building. disturbing, new video from the capitol hill riot. body camera footage showing how a rioter died in the crush of a pro-trump mob as it surged against the police. and prosecutors announce the first federal conspiracy charges against members of the proud boys in connection with the capitol riot. good morning, everybody. it is saturday, january 30th. so happy you are waking up with us. i m lindsey reiser. and i m kendis gibson, live here at msnbc world headquarters
alone while pushing new reform in congress as well. the centerpiece today is reversing donald trump s approach to immigration, launching a process for reuniting around 600 migrant children in the u.s. who remain separated from their parents under donald trump s hard-line policies. biden ordering the federal government to do a top to bottom breakdown of immigration policies and finding ways to root out measures that biden s team says under trump were cruel and inhumane, or just not working. i m not making new law. i m eliminating bad policy. what i m doing is taking on the issues that 99% that the president, the last president of the united states issues executive orders i thought were very counterproductive to our security, counterproductive to who we are as a country. we want to put in place an immigration process here that can that is humane, that is moral, that s going to take some time. it s not going to happen overnight. a moral policy, they say, pursuing an ethi
sf reporter: america, bracing for a tough winter that is beginning to look a lot like last winter. in the midst of a delta surge, the new omicron variant accounting for 3% of cases but spreading fast. this virus is extraordinary. it has a doubling time of anywhere from two to three days. it is going to take over. reporter: and with just over 60% of the country fully vaccinated, the white house warning of a season of severe illness for the unvaccinated. the u.s. now averaging 1200 deaths aday. and 130,000 new covid cases a day, up 10% from a week ago. hospitalizations nationwide up 35% over last month. intensive care unit beds 80% full. cases rising much faster in parts of the midwest, the south and the northeast. ohio s governor deploying over a thousand national guard members to over stretched hospitals there. in miami, a royal caribbean cruise ship docking over the weekend with 48 people testing positive for covid. new york setting a record for new cases for the third