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respective cases offering competing interpretations of the events for that day. opening, jerry blackwell argued that chauvin detrayed his badge using excessive force. and he said that he kept his knee on his neck for longer than we knew, for 9 minutes and 29 seconds. you will learn what happened in the 9 minutes and 29 seconds. what happened in nine minutes and 29 seconds, when mr. derek chauvin was applying the excessive force to the body of george floyd. you can see that he does not let up and he does not get up, even when mr. floyd does not have a pulse. we re going to prove to you that mr. chauvin s conduct was a substantial cause of floyd s death. floyd said he couldn t breathe 27 times. and an officer at the scene had checked floyd s pulse after floyd h been pinned to the ground for 6 1/2 minutes. he s unresponsive right now. bro, he s not responsive. is he breathing right now? check his pulse. check his pulse. check his pulse. and floyd had no pulse, chau ....
declassified video shows the dangerous mid-air encounter with russian jets. i ll ask state department spokesperson ned price about this potential flashpoint in worsening relations with moscow. also tonight, a cnn exclusive. dozens of mar-a-lago staffers have been subpoenaed in the investigation of former president trump s handling of classified documents. stand by for details on why their testimony could be crucial. a vulnerable u.s. bank just secured a $30 billion rescue from a group of 11 big banks here in the u.s. this comes after treasury secretary janet yellen tried to reassure congress and the nation that america s banking system is sound. welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i m wolf blitzer. you re in the situation room. this hour, pieces of a downed u.s. drone may now be in the hands of russia. two days after aggressive moves by kremlin warplanes over the black sea, critical moments of that encounter captured on video n ....
pete: that s a shot of a fox all american christmas tree in fox square. if you re in the area, in town, come by and check it out. i people do. lots of christmas card pictures are being taken right in front of this tree with a lot of tourists. pete: lot of people are doing it. it s true. rachel duffy campos, will cain with you. will: that s not under my per view of things. pete: you don t even know? will: was shown a card and i said thumbs up and i went out. pete: imagine what it s lake to be married to will cain? will: i m pretty easy. the reason i bring it up, i mea- i do you take care of all the tickets and things that happen like -will: tickets? i you know, like a car or licensing. do you take care of all that stuff? i doing it off. will: you re failing. you said you d be nice to me for four ho hours and you didn t evn make it 45 minutes. pete: they re done and going scout jen is a machine. rachel: that s amazing. i keep a box where i put them all and pick like a mo ....
hope to become the first all female team to cross antarctica, unsupported. and who ate all the pies? sutton‘s keeper under investigation by the fa for a potential breach of betting rules. a heterosexual couple have lost their attempt to be allowed to have a civil partnership. they have pledged to continue their campaign. rebecca steinfeld and charles keidan had argued that being prevented from entering into one is discriminatory. todayjudges at the court of appeal said that there was a potential human rights breach, but the government should have more time to decide on the future of civil partnerships, which were created in 2004 for same sex couples. our legal affairs correspondent clive coleman reports. emerging from court, charles keidan and rebecca steinfeld, a heterosexual couple fighting for the right to enter a civil partnership. all three of the judges agreed we re being treated differently because of our sexual orientation and that this impacts our private and ....
which was, oddly, congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz s office in sunrise, florida. of course she didn t send that package. the exact same return address, we should note, was used for clinton s and obamas packages. devices were also sent to democratic congresswoman maxine waters on capitol hill. they re still trying to figure out if it s tied to these other incidents, as well as one sent to liberal billionaire and philanthropist george soros and to cnn s headquarters where it was addressed to john brennan, former cia director. this is the device that was sent to the time warner center. as i said, it was addressed to president obama s cia director, john brennan, a vocal critic of president trump. now the packages are being described as rudimentary but operative explosive devices, leading investigators to fear the intent was to kill and to kill a lot of people. no, thankfully, none of the devices went off and while we don t know the suspect or his or her or their motive, law enf ....