Is great deals for everyone, as if the child is supposed to look after our dog walker guy. We almost forgot about that this doctor, based on the better reciprocate the when you first heard the word guilty, you thought what gratitude humility, followed by and sense of alsace, Satisfaction for tonight. The project, in the george floyd murder trial. Tell us about the defendant.

Jury. We never saw and the meaning of justice you could have charged with a hate crime under minnesota, and you chose not to the. U s and Russia have entered a treacherous phase, diplomats being expelled russian. troops at the ukraine border and a crackdown on protests over the treatment of alexei navalny. Vladimir, its main political rival, whose being held in a russian prison. We last two navarro in october, while he recovered, from a near fatal poisoning. You said. You think that Mr Putin is responsible. I don't think I'm sure that he's responsible it's been so long since the lights went out on broadway and new york's other stages in small steps. In this

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The former minneapolis police officer was convicted this past tuesday after the verdict, the prosecution he sat down with us, including led prosecutor minnesota. Attorney general keep ellison. When you first heard the word guilty, you thought what gratitude humility, followed by a certain sense of I'll, say, satisfaction it's what we were aiming for the whole time. I spent six Yes, as a criminal defence lawyer, so I will admit I feel a little back for the defendant. I think he deserves to be convicted bodies him. There Somehow I did not expect to hear from you a note of compassion for their children.

I am not in any way waiver from my responsibility, but I hope we never forget that people who are defendants in our criminal justice system that they're that they're human beings, they're people- I mean George flight- was a human being, and so I'm not going to ever forget that everybody in this process, as a person we there every time that you thought you could lose this case. I was never commits we're going to win this case until we heard the verdict of guilty I remember what happened in IRAN. The king case, when I was a pretty man, young lawyer,

and I remember how devastated I felt when I heard that the jury acquitted those officers whenever an officer is charged with an offence, particularly when the victim is is a person of color, is just rare that there's any any accountability, and so there was every moment of this I thought what are we missing? Why haven't we done fifty seven year old, Keith ellison represented minneapolis in congress. He became it in general, in twenty nineteen in the chauvelin case, the governor passed over the local county turning in favour of ellison to give the prosecution independence, Alison's team of fourteen iter

he's, worked eleven months to explain nine minutes and twenty nine seconds. We never thought we could play the video and sit out. We always knew we had to put on a full case and act as if we didn't have a video. We made sure that the witnesses could carry it officer. Chauvin. There were forty five witnesses over three weeks. including the minneapolis chief of police, is now part of our training, and it is certainly not part of our ethics are values and a leader, authority on the complexities of the simple breath The moment life goes out of his body, which witness sealed this case for you. I think it was MR mcmillan if we're. The only person sixty one year old guy didn't know. George Floyd and he came in there and he cried on the witness stand

charles macmillan was among those witnesses who could plainly see they can manage that never seem to gesture in the eyes of derek chosen as you'd looked on the faces of the twelve jurors during the more difficult I witness testimony. What did you see in their faces, jerry, Blackwell and steve slasher presented the case. I saw a kind of empathy in their faces that that They can feel what the witnesses fell. They could feel d the anguish they can feel the pain they saw the tears the dozen jurors remain anonymous, socially just from one another. They were never seen on camera, they were bright and they were taking their responsibilities very seriously, and you can see that throughout the entire trial they were leaned forward, engaged, taking notes. Some notes furious

yeah furiously taking notes several jurors head advance degrees. One was a registered nurse they will overwhelmingly under the age of forty, which was unique. Half were white, have people of color to what I would call traditional african americans people. Like me, there were two african immigrants. There were two folks were mixed race. Who had, I think in descendant parent and a white parent, and then that that the white jurors we're very diverse too. You know some of them were working class. There were very highly educated folks. Use your comments, the identity of the Yours is one of two mysteries of the trial eyes. The other is the motive for the murder. Was this. I hate crime. I wouldn't call it that, because hate crimes are crimes where there's an explicit motive

and of bias. We don't have any evidence did Derek Sheldon factored in george floyd race, as he did what he did. You could have charging with a hate crime under minister along you chose not to could have, but we only charge those crimes that we had evidence to, that we could put in front jury to prove. If we, the hare witness, they told us, they dare chauvelin, made a racial reference. We want a charge him with of take hate crime, but it needed a witness to say that on the stand we didn't have it so we didn't do it. The whole world sees this as a white officer, killing a black man because as he is black and you're, telling me that there is no evidence to support them in our seas, eighty there is a social norm. They killed certain kinds of people is

more tolerable than other kinds of people. In order for us to stop and pay serious attention to this case and be outraged by it is not necessary that Derek chauvinist, specific racial and intent to harm George floyd, fact is. We know that through housing patterns to employment, the wealth to a whole range of other things,

So often people of color black people end up with a harsh treatment from law enforcement and other folks doing the exact same thing. Just don't. If an officer does it throw a white neurologists in eden, prairie minnesota to the ground, and does it all just sit on top of his neck? Is he doing it? Because this is a fellow white brother? No he's doing it because he thinks this is an important person and if I treat them badly somebody's going to ask me about this. This person probably has lawyers, they probably knows the governor. He probably knows he has connections. I can look at the way he's dressed and the way he talks that he's probably quote unquote somebody, and so that's really.

it's about, why would this officer assault? George Floyd? Well, that's a question. We spent a lot of time asking ourselves and all we could come up with is what we could divine from his body language in his and what we saw is that the crowd was demand that he get up. Was staring right back at them. Defiantly. You don't tell me what to do. I do what I want to do you. People have no control over me, I'm, going to show you and what he showed them. He showed to thirteen video cameras.

Could you one conviction without the bystander video? I don't know if it was just the witness statements, I have to say to you that it was. I think it was an indispensable piece of this case. The first public statement that the many apples police department made hours after Mr Floyd was killed. Right was that the police had been involved and someone had died of a medical emergency. Do you think we ever would have known the truth without the video you know I have real doubts of they'll be ever. Would why would derek? children commit murder or even assault if he knew he was being recorded. I think that term. If he looks at history has every reason to believe that he would never be held accountable.

They had never been anyone in minnesota convicted any police officer convicted of secondary murder in the history of our state. So this is a precedent setting in that way. So history was on his side. Does George Floyd there any responsibility in your view, for what happened that I know

He doesn't take all that. You need to take a seat right now, if he'd gotten in the car he'd be alive today. The fact is is that police officers are paid and trained to deal with people who are having problems and if they're allowed to use deadly force on people who are just having a bad day, then they then we're going to be in a very, very lethal situation. We need officers who have the judgment and the ability to discern what somebody is going through, so that people survive these encounters. George Floyd was not armed, he never threats.

the soul he never struck out on against anybody. He did everything the officer said, except he had claustrophobia and anxiety and couldn't bring himself to get in car. How could shelving justify the in on him three minutes after yet no pulse? How can you justify not rendering cpr? How can you justify not heeding george to Floyd's twenty seven request to be able to breathe? I can't breathe, he said twenty seven times. How can you just ignore that, so I'm our press define our george floyd bears responsibility for what happened here and if you look at the totality of the circumstances, jerry Blackwell and steve slasher presented the closing arguments but they're, not career prosecutors. They were recruit

by the attorney general from big law firms because of their talent is a strong both volunteer to work this case for free. It meant a lot to me personally, but I have had my own experiences of being stopped by the police for no reason being harassed for no reason- and I want to do my part just as a citizen to say that law matters. What does this verdict change? Does it change anything? Well, we won't know right we're in the middle of history right now, and so that she had to be seen. But the rest is really up to the world whether it changes. What changes to what extent we're in the middle of this story Don't think that there are any inevitabilities and because we don't make progress

We also have an avid avid ability, the fact that think progress rose like a brick and so each one has to be flipped each time. So when people talk about inflection points and so on, and I'm not really a subscriber to inflate in points, so there's no reason to believe that things are easier going forward than there were to get here, and I think we have permitted consistent effort every day to protect the vulnerable and in the work to reform ourselves, which, if we don't do, there, won't be any lasting change. Anyway. If each person doesn't work to make change. Three other former officers will go on trial together in august, finding forty five year old, Derek over and we'll be sentenced by the judge in mid june. George Floyd's family can make a statement that hearing and so could children if he chooses he faces a maximum forty years a maximum sentence, would send what kind of message. I think it is important for the court to

Not go light or heavy, I don't know if it's right for a judge to send a message to a sentence, because the sense should be tailored to the offence tailored to the circumstance so the case. Look the state, never want it revenge against their shelving. We just wanted accountability. This pine gas is sponsored by up first, the pond guest from envy r d. consider yourself, a doomed scholar, someone who wakes up grams

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at last, a mere putin's political opposition has taken to the streets once again in cities across the country. They were ignited by the imprisonment of opposition leader. Alexey novotny, who was to be near death in the prison, infirmary only the result of a twenty four day hunger strike, which he ended friday last may, president Biden announced new sanctions against russia for incarcerating novotny, who has become an international symbol of freedom in an increasingly autocratic country. The valley was taken into account city as he returned to russia in january after tree in germany for a near fatal poisoning. We spoke last fallen berlin as he recovered and as we reported, then he told us he was a border

white from siberia to moscow when he began to feel very sick. I said to the flight attendant and I kind of shocked him where's my statement. Well, I was poisoned and I'm going I and I immediately laid down under his feet election avowedly was on a flight to moscow from Siberia were he'd, been campaigning against Putin's part. in a local election when he collapsed with no pain but knowing he was dying, should every cell of your body just telling you that body we have done for one of the other passengers turn on his farm. and captured. Novalis moaning in anguish, pilot made an emergency landing, an alms where medics thinking the volley must be a drug addict admitted the usual treatment for an overdose and russia to a local hospital where they said he wasn't poisoned, but wooden

at him leave for days. While it was a big fight, they fought that after forty hours these these poison would burn traceable and they just keep me there until this forty eight hours will be gone. Nevada is under constant surveillance, his wife, you says government agents were at the hospital controlling access to her husband and believes calling the shots at the time a voluntary was in a coma I fear that his wife yulia, was waging a public campaign to encourage western diplomatic pressure, and did you write a letter to Putin yeah? I did it dear Mr Putin free my husband, I wrote like I insist that he should do. I demand your free. My husband It was a online campaign. Let him out and Putin thought it would be safe for him.

Just let me out after the forty eight hours, so For forty eight hours, the russian government allowed him to be flown by air ambulance to a hospital in berlin, known for its experience with victims of poison attacks, and I gather they suspected poison right away. Yes, of course, Meanwhile, his team in siberia searched his hotel room, collecting things evolving may have touched like this water bottle, which the actors in berlin sent, along with a blood sample to a german military lab to see exactly the poison wise and the answer was nova chuck they discuss. what another chalk these nerve agent in my blood in inside of by all my body and always bottle. from the hotel, so That's why we now we know that I was poison in the hotel, because I well it's again: it's

the pure speculation, because no one knows what what what happened exactly, but I that when I was maybe put some cologne With these this poised on me, I thought you were the hand, and then I see from the bottle so these nerve agent was not inside of a bottle, but on the bottle. Never chalk is highly toxic nerve. Agent said to be ten times more potent than Sarah gas labs in france and sweden corroborated the finding? There is no doubt it was military grade, nova chuck, it's maybe one of the most toxic agents invented by them a few months. So it's a new type of knowledge shock which prove that unfortunately, Putin have a developing. you programme of these chemical weapon, which is forbidden. The russians have said that they destroyed all these chemical weapons

white. Actually they deny everything, because it means that they still have this maybe talk, so it means then just violating with keeping it. They continue to improve it, and there is no doubt that russia is the only place that where that could have come from this, absolutely correct. It's a band substance. It's a does, not, I think, for putin. Why his using this chemical weapon. To do do both kill me- and you know terrifying others it something really scary with people just job that without the run no gun the renault shots and in a couple of hours you you'll be dead and any traces on your body, it's something terrifying and putin is enjoying it. You have said you think that Mr Putin's responsible, I don't think I'm sure that he's responsible putin spokesman to meet

Pascal says the charge is completely baseless, an unacceptable but angle, merkel of germany and a manual mccrone of france have persuaded the european union to impose sanctions over this. While all these leaders have signed on except Donald trump have noticed, it is an important to you that condemn this action, so I think it's extremely important that everyone, of course, including and maybe in the first row, president of united states to be very against using chemical weapon in the twenty onest century when you open, but why would putin one? poison alexei Navarro me when we first met

only three years ago, he was running against putin for president. He had made a name for himself by getting his hands on incriminating internal financial documents related to high level officials and posting them on a blog. Did these documents that you got prove corruption, Absolutely I work as the whistle blower and I'm not afraid to announce the names he says he found that the key one's inner circle was accumulating vast amounts of wealth and published pictures of multiple, homes and yachts. He moved on airing documentaries on youtube, with video of the affair. lavish lifestyle. It, sir, it's on various special about Mr Putin that he's crazy about money, personal about his family being reach. His friends like all here the people who was served here with him with ever in the kgb, all of them

a billion years. That's why fighting corruption means for that he's fighting meet. You know I'm smiling because here you are, you have survived the most potent nerve agent. There is, and you are as fiery and worked up about about Putin and what's going on in this country, as you were when I met a couple years ago. Well, I'm glad I've got by survived his blog and flame. So much outrage in two thousand. Seventeen, the tens of thousands of russians, took to the streets against prudent when the vomit for a second round of protests. Three months later he was arrested before he even left. His apartment building he's been jailed so many times he's lost count he's been beaten, had green die with acid splashed in his face, and now he can add poison to his resume and blame president putin possible about. How can you say?

Why, wouldn't it be one of the oligarchs whom you've embarrassed by, as you say, exposing their career some even for or oligarchy, it's impossible to get this now to choke. It's not something you can buy in the store, even if you have a million those of the billions of dollars. more important? You cannot use it. You will kill yourself, and everyone around, because it's very difficult to you know can lying yes and then these huge cover up There is no criminal investigation so far. If, if britain is not responsible, why nor investigation and look what they are doing right now, like a putin with there conversation with the french president mccrone. He said. Well now I only poison himself seriously. Mr Putin tell the president of france. You poisoned yours, ass, it will just to annoy shoe potent is contending

the rounds of protests in the far eastern part of the country with people taking to the streets for the past three months. laval. Methinks the attempt on his life is connected, despite his country, link police judges courts media and everything still Like a, he understood, if he is surrounded by protests in its increasing saw, that's his they decided to ignore know. Extreme measures. This is what he look, I just a month ago soon after his doctors, get him out of an induced coma rail thin with a sickly power, This photo was taken the first day he sighs children after being taken off a ventilator later, so you were in a common and then you woke up and what happened after the schoolma. I just jump to there.

Long period of kind of crazy, hallucinations and severally. You know steps or for realising where I am who I am and I could not speak and I could not write. How has this affected your family? Well, it was, it did, a difficult situation, but they stand it and indeed, under age children, children, your son is twelve and your daughter is in college right. Those are tough judges to realise that your father fostering assassinated, did they say to you pop dad? You have to stop absolutely not now have some of them I am very like a man, because I have all support from my family. He had almost have two at this point to his

life, his body guard and I went out for a walk in front of the Brandenburg gate in berlin and phalanx of police showed up. So you certainly travel with a lot of protection. I have a lot of security is under the protection of the german government, because there is concern he could be the target of another poisoning. And yet he said he is determined to return to moscow and a couple of months as soon as he's. A hundred per cent and resume his work where he left off campaigning against Vladimir Putin The one you know you used to be known as the man who had no fear, but what about your family? Do you that you are putting them in danger in? Is that toughest part? Yes, I don't feel any fear, but children what is going to free? horrible thought if they will try to use this, never chalk somewhere around my apartment.

my children is common. Like you know this door or something everyone can touch it but anyway we should fight these people. because they will never stop. They will and someone else they will poison more people. Well, how do you feel now? Are you back totally back? You seem to be still need sometime. recover and I'm working on it, but you gotta rehab, do go every day. Yes, to learn from the screech how to how to move, how to design things their interests in that I feel kind of amateur wooden eighteen men like from their wizard of oz because they bides lost Flexibility at all interesting how its work I have known.

see it's now. It's difficult movies for me, for example, big something from the ground. What about the psychological effect of having knowing that somebody tried to kill? You came that close. You know. I think it sir, it's a good thing. It's very useful for politician, maybe facing that once because its change you bit saw maybe ironically, I became kind of more human after these facing death. The Biden, administrations, national security adviser, Jake Sullivan on cnn last sunday warn the kremlin of consequences. If alexey novalis dies in custody giving news ass to the term, show stopper the pandemic sure did a number on the performing arts in

when we needed the most live music, dance and theatre, help us to process collective problem to make sense of loss and fear, but the sea intimacy and shared experience that make the performing arts of special have made them singularly awful for covert times there An economic tool to putting the performing arts on mute, especially in new york, they bring in billions and where broadway alone cells more tickets than all the city's pro sports teams combined, what about the loss and value that can't be measured. No business re imagines its role posed covered in the city that never sleeps. We consulted three puzzling talents at the top of their games, doing their best to improvise meat. I a delicacy originally

the bronx cheese damped her way onto the biggest stages in the world. Here she is at new york's joyce theatre performing for an online audience. Tat dancing is to me a genius mute the global way moving ones. Feet embody its expressed its joy, it's really then I think is magical What's it like without an audience and health that compared to the real thing? Well, it doesn't come to the real effect next, allow us introduce anthony roth to stand. A cat her tenor, whose talent is met by his range up until the pandemic. Here starring in the metropolitan operas sold out production about none. I was biking by the met the other day and I stopped my bike

and I closed my eyes and I thought what It smell like on that what is it feel Can you remember it is such an incredible feeling, stepping on stage of the map? Looking out Thirty eight hundred people and finally, ladies and gentlemen, Nathan lane we the veteran broadway actor how he stayed limber during the pandemic. I have it, I'm not lying like every I'm sitting all watching netflix watching money, heist thinking while the it's so spanish. Everyone. It's like a talent novella during a big heist, it's crazy, but it's so addictive. I love netflix, but you know Enough is enough and we've missed that connection. It's about connection the human connection,

the connection between performer, an audience stop pulled here. Last march, twelve back when kobe was still in act. One and it hasn't resume those neon lights on broadway still out This all you want, you can't get to carnegie hall for more than a year now, there's been no business in show business days, dating to the nearly one hundred thousand new yorkers who make their living this way, onstage backstage in front of house Adam crowd calmer heads, the city's union of seven thousand musicians? What's the unemployment rate among your members right now so right. Now, it's ninety five percent unemployment. Ninety five percent unemployment, I think for people work in the arts. We were worried that we losing jobs rate. That might my fear is that we are losing careers. Did you see

at first hand I've Members sell their homes, I've had members cell instruments. There is precedent for helping artists in times of crisis coming out of the great depression, part new deal funded projects in music, theater and art in this crisis performers of largely had to go it alone this in an industry, not exactly known for a stable business model, even in the best of times, a show won't break even unless audiences, still at least eighty percent of the seats, performances cancelled for you it's a start of covered. I would say at least a hundred? If not a hundred and fifty I mean the czech stopped and you you saw quite a stark conch, ass between selling out. Title role at the mat and being on employment. Just a matter of months later

ideally castille, also worried. Her career would lose momentum permanently. What happened? Silence happened actually worse than silence, it was the decree causing you know we were cancelling or cancelling or cancelling. This is I'm too I'm guessing. This is thirty. Thirty five, forty forty four, thousand dollar is getting cancelled. You know them it'd be a lot for other folks, but like for an artist, that's a lot of money to go out the window, and it almost took me down I for a quick second thought. Maybe I've had a good run. You went to the spot I wanted all year there was like a good man. Or to where I was dislike. I think seriously, considering not not doing this in this waning or and this when I thought that I get the call for you know what to do, near pops up a creative plan for the creative class new york pops up state programme.

Backed by six million dollars is a sort of cultural bandy. aimed at reminding the public about the importance and joy of live art like a pop up store. The arts version. Is temporary mobile and socially distant within eclectic mix of performers emerging in unlikely place, the sanitize setting for opening day in February manhattans big convention facility. Thank you those overseeing vaccinations it was a real I'm not gonna lie was so surreal, because when I, if I remember when I stepped onstage There was that moment of, like you know, apply, I'm so happy to share. I heart my art with you there, nothing like it. I just felt like we're back. You know just like that. after this date,

show John the musician and bandleader of CBS as the late show. What stephen colbert pied piper there ag tag troop through the streets of brooklyn give this delicate instrument, and then you gotta, born rendering it we're over being precious with brought or even these instruments. I think it's about now. It's about the kind of fervour that exists and After all, opera singing is just glorified screaming. So my people march idyllic cell got some rehearsal time with fellow dancers. albeit in the frigid garage of her new jersey, home. I hadn't my friends in so long. I could cry thinking about it, but I think I underestimated you know how much I missed them. You know because we were stay in touch over the phone, but it's one thing to then be in

space that was really inspiring to me was arthur. She took the show on the road with new york pops up and went back to worlds. been grounds in the bronx. As well as brooklyn in queens turning up in museum lobbies to the happy surprise of visitors. Since then, new york has loosened some restrictions on life performance audiences to a hundred and fifty people can now gather endorse in cultural institutions are trying to figure out how to make this work. We were there when the new york philharmonic was reunited for the first time in a year with its conductor, jaap am sweden. A smaller orkut, for a socially distant unmasked, rehearsed for a virtual com. the being a musician is not always

It's not a job. It is something you live for. Whole you life and if that is being taken away That is not easy for us and sylvia screaming happy. This became the back the pop ups and streaming gigs or baby steps back to work for only a frank and of new york's performing artists, the larger question lose: when can theatres safely a minute get up after they had on inside. In early April, the venerable saint James theater was the site of broadway soft, reopen the audience proof of negative covert tests required sat apart, yet too, one day only. I know cabin fever covered bread, whatever, but who watch nathan lane on a bare bones set, and I get up

the former monologue about fittingly a theatre lover exiled from Broadway. I go on every theatre website. Send every version of merrily we roll along because at least it's an attempt was a special protocol. You had to go through performer today special covert protocol. Yes, they hold me down, I tested I've been tested so many times were there today when you were up there, and you told us that you know what this right now I'll tell you honestly, I was. I was like terrified. Why? Well, because as in any real rehearsal, there was at first performance to do that. Have you catch me to morrow night. Do you want to come by the house I'll try to get in her last year. Idyllic is sound like so many artists has been thinking about, not just how to bounced back, but about how to lunch forward. I would like to see

What gets presented from here on end to reflect white artist, look like out in the world that there are more black people, more latino people, they more asian people being represented creatively, just onstage stage by just everywhere around and behind in front and back this all over her anthony roth to stanza was uses quiet period to make an album style, mash up with cabaret, singer, justin vivian bond, and it's also got him You may not want to go back to the way things work. We ve decimated the arts and have an opportunity to rebuild them open doors, literally literally and not only open doors, to rebuild the doorway and Stalin new door. Specifically. What are we talking about? Let's rain The concert going ritual, let's put it on a pickup truck and take it places, go out of the so how out of the opera house and create new experience

shot, got rooted out as broadway fashion It's three. There has already been a spasm of well drama, on thursday, the theatre community rally to demand accountability. They targeted producers, scott room in a broadway mobile in force behind new york pops up, who announced he was stepping back after reports of abusive behaviour, Fear the show I must, of course go on in Nathan? Lane has one small note anything you'd like to see not comeback: cats cats, we need love what cats they provided with. We you know get the idea, tat, cats, Withstanding broadway in new york's main stages are heading for a full reopening. There's no point. He's dead on the calendar in shows, will need time to ramp up there

will be some light bulbs to change in some set to dust off and perhaps a new appreciation not just the dollars and sense, but for the spiritual values in the performing arts it's more than just a night out. It's you know it's what the I, too says in the peace I love theater. I can't explain. It's just when I have tickets do would show with lips by whole day. It's like a date with someone might be wonderful or might be boring. or my change, my life forever. You know I know so what I thought that for sure was the end of the interview. Didn't you didn't. I did not give him like the best ending to this thing.

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