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fact that he was us both with us the king. like his master king louis dumb ones was deeply smitten with the beauty of italian art he decided he wanted to build a shadow that was entirely in the renaissance time the 1st one and friends and so he brought back scores of italian artists and masons to do just that. it's not enough just one fish to scoot at least one person in the top $25.00 and were asked about the various lottery. the people of new of the beach came the air and what do you do lots of things to degrade yourself in one of the most beautiful shuffle of the cities and to reinforce. the fact that. one of those leading pupils was working in this chateau around 1509 may be the missing piece of the possible. unfortunately the chapel and much of the shuttle were destroyed in the french revolution and the term world not follow but one work that andrea painted for the shadow still exists the deposition from the cross which today hangs in duluth. central florida what we know of him is that he was from a family of artists we t

the former crown prince, who the late king hussein wanted to become king eventually, is now appealing to those in the government, the tribal elders and society who see him as the connection to the late father, moving away from the current king. do you think criticism of prince hamzah as someone bitter and passed over all those years ago, could therefore his criticisms, whether legitimate or not, be cast aside because of that? it could be, but on the other hand he is reflecting what is being said in public, especially among those hurting the most — the shrinking middle—class and tribal elders. he is reflecting things that have been said, but for him to say it and put out a video in english really targeting the international community is really quite telling at this moment. new national lockdowns have come into force in parts of europe as countries struggle to contain a surge of coronavirus infections. it means christian worshippers celebrating easter will, for a second year, be doing so under vastly different circumstances. tanya dendrinos has more. st peter's basilica — one of t

was chosen instead back in 2004 king abdullah stripped him prince hands of the title of crime prince and gave it to his son instead that was seen as a move to consolidate his power but there's been no real open rivalry between the 2 until now. have his remained a popular figure in jordan and is seen as somebody who's close to ordinary people and he says that's why he's now being targeted and tell us more about this video that he has passed on to the b.b.c. is that right that's correct yes so this is passed on to the b.b.c. via his noir and prince hamza says it was recorded at his home where he's under house arrest that his communication has been cut off and that he's using satellite internet to send this video but that he believes that will soon also be cut now in the video he says that he's not part of any conspiracy against the king but as you mentioned that he's been arrested because of criticism of the king not directly from prince hamza himself but because he's been present in meetings where the king has been criticized and then on social media in relation to those meetings simi

the former crown prince, who the late king hussein wanted to become king eventually, is now appealing to society who want to move away from the current king. do you think criticism of prince hamzah as someone bitter and passed over years ago, could therefore his criticisms be cast aside because of that? it could be, but on the other hand he is reflecting what is being said in public, especially among those hurting the most, the shrinking middle—class and tribal elders. he is reflecting things, but for him to say it and put out a video in english really targeting the international community is really quite telling at this moment. workers are reinstalling razor wire fencing and concrete barriers around parts of the capitol building precinct in washington, after friday's attack in which a car ran over two police officers, killing one and injuring the other. william evans was killed when a car crashed into a security barrier before the driver approached officers with a knife. police then shot and killed the suspect. authorities said the attack did not appear to be terrorism—related. p

soledad: shaka king, so nice to have you. thanks for talking with me. shaka king: thank you. a pleasure. thanks for having me. soledad: this is just one of the guests we talked to in our recent special - "to be an american: identity, race, and justice." you can hear from guests nikole hannah jones, the pulitzer prize-winning "new york times" reporter and creator of "the 1619 project," comedian gina brillon, and native american activist nikki pitrie. you can stream the full series on matteroffact.tv. announcer: coming up, the story behind a woman's plea to president biden for and a household appliance giving scientists inspiration. we'll show you how a carbon vacuum could help curb climate change. - [narrator] grubhub perks give you deals on all the food that makes you boogie. (upbeat music) get the food you love with perks from- - [crowd] grubhub. - grub what you love. soledad: welcome back to "matter of fact." re-examining our justice system includes going inside prison walls to talk to the incarcerated. and just like many parts of our justice system, the racial breakdown sh

as for sorry says the king when on a visit he went to see the last supper. it was deeply pressed by the excellence of this picture both in composition and execution and convinced that he should take it back to his kingdom so he tried to find an architect who could build a framework of wood and i am to safely transport the fresco back to france with no regard for expense so much to he want to have it. but since it was painted on a wall his majesty could not have visions as such. but kings aren't used to being told what they cannot have and so louis decided on an even bigger gambit but for that he needed léonard of himself at least that's our theory. even though leonardo was in milan he was wanted back in florence to finish another francisco the battle of and beyond and the whole of the $500.00 of the lots of donna seniority so he wasn't in a position to stay in milan and do whatever the king had in mind for him but then something extraordinary something that changed everything. this is the arche view adela's thought of the feet hands of the state archives of

an embrace from his half brother king abdullah. 6 months later the king would strip pam's out of his title of crime prince and give it to his own son instead. but hamza remains popular in jordan close to tribal leaders and seen as in touch with ordinary people he now says that's why he's been targeted. in a video sent to the b.b.c. hamza says he is under house arrest after being warned that he got too close to critics of the king he says he is not part of any conspiracy but he does openly condemn jordan's leaders this country. and in this one. state t.v. earlier announced that hamza had been asked to stop activities targeting quote security and stability it said security agencies arrested multiple former top officials as reports world of approach to unseat the king the army denies that the former crime prince himself is under arrest but alarm bells are ringing for jordan's allies which see it as a key bastion of stability in a volatile region. recent protests against coronavirus restrictions found concerns that stability could be wavering after years of austerity. but king abdullah h

an embrace from his half brother king abdullah. 6 months later the king would strip pams of his title of crime prince and give it to his own son instead. but tons of remained popular in jordan close to tribal leaders and seen as in touch with ordinary people he now says that's why he's been targeted. in a video sent to the b.b.c. hamza says he is under house arrest after being warned that he got too close to critics of the king he says he is not part of any conspiracy but he does openly condemn jordan's leaders this country has become corrupt from its ism and in this one. state t.v. earlier nights that hamza had been asked to stop activities targeting quote security and stability it said security agencies arrested multiple former top officials as reports world of approach to unseat the king the army denies that the former crime prince himself is under arrest but alarm bells are ringing for jordan's allies which see it as a key bastion of stability in a volatile region. recent protests against coronavirus restrictions found concerns that stability could be wavering after years of auste

an embrace from his half brother king abdullah. 6 months later the king would strip pam's of his title of crime prince and give it to his own son instead. but hamza remains popular in jordan close to tribal leaders and seen as in touch with ordinary people he now says that's why he's been targeted. in a video sent to the b.b.c. hamza says he is under house arrest after being warned that he got too close to critics of the king he says he is not part of any conspiracy but he does openly condemn jordan's leaders this country has become corrupt from them and in this one. state t.v. earlier announced that hamza had been asked to stop activities targeting quote security and stability it said security agencies arrested multiple former top officials as reports world of a plot to unseat the king the army denies that the former crime prince himself is under arrest but alarm bells are ringing for jordan's allies which see it as a key bastion of stability in the volatile region. recent protests against coronavirus restrictions found concerns that stability could be wavering after years of austerit

they've rushed to back the king. the kingdom already worried about discontent over an economic crisis made much worse by a painful pandemic, now there's uncertainty over whether this is a family crisis or one which goes much further. lyse doucet, bbc news. earlier, i spoke to dr annelle sheline, senior research fellow for the middle east programme at the sink tank —— east programme at the think tank the quincy institute. i asked her how damaging this extraordinary family feud is. this is really unprecedented and part of why we saw other arab monarchies around the region, as well as the us, very quickly expressing support, which is interesting because previously, especially under president trump, jordan had been somewhat sidelined especially as the uae signed the abraham accords, and especially president trump's efforts to shut down the two state solution. king abdullah was somewhat frustrated and there was also the potential effort by the saudis to possibly take over control of the holy sites injerusalem. there'v

they've rushed to back the king. the kingdom already worried about discontent over an economic crisis made much worse by a painful pandemic. now there's uncertainty over whether this is a family crisis or one which goes much further. lyse doucet, bbc news. fawaz cherges is professor of international relations at the london school of economics. he told me more about the relationship between prince hamza and the rest of the jordanian royal family. this is really a family dispute between prince hamzah and king abdullah ii. i think despite...if you isolate all the noise, i think this is a palace coup designed to really silence hamzah, who was seen as a troublemaker. hamzah has been meeting with tribal leaders, tribal elders. he is very popular among certain tribes. he tweets, he gives voice to the grievances of many people, including the tribes. so in a way, at this particular stage, giving the convergence of many challenges and many problems facing jordan, i think what the government has done is to connect the dots betw

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prince hamza is the half brother of king abdullah when their father king hussein passed away in 1909 king abdullah was crowned and prince hamza became the crown prince of jordan however king abdullah stripped him of this title 5 years later following saturday's arrests regional leaders including the g.c.c. were quick to express solidarity with king abdullah security personnel have been deployed in the capital amman and other parts of the country there are still more questions than answers about the highly unusual arrests and what flaunting it says it a stable country in the middle east lore about in many. a letter now from dalia fahmy he's an associate professor of political science at long island university and she says the situation has been building over the last few years. this is really reflective of a domestic internal rift and the wording of the former crown prince about corruption really is reflective of what's been happening economically in jordan you know this king king abdullah has been running or talking about economic reforms not really political reform since he took off

says the prince at the center of what's been called a militia school is now pledging loyalty to the king. more political uncertainty for israel and its prime minister f.f.t. election is on the cards as many minutes now as corruption trial resumes. and mozambique's army says the town of tama is now safe $82.00 weeks after it was seized by an optical. thank you very much for joining us a us police chief has testified that the officer accused of murdering george floyd broke rules on respecting the stand sanctity of life it says derek show of in acted in a way that was against police training by needling on floyd snake for more than 9 minutes on the streets of minneapolis alan fischer reports from the trial. an important cultural moment when a police chief took the stand to testify against one of his former officers but data out of don't do it said the alleged crime george floyd committed passing a fake $20.00 bill did not met at the initial response of guns drawn on the force used to restrain him was unnecessary once there was no longer any resistance and clearly when mr floyd was no longer

prince the hoff brother of king abdullah when they found the king hussein passed away in 1909 king abdullah was crowned and prince hamza became the crown prince of jordan however king abdullah stripped him of this title 5 years later following sashay through arrests regional leaders including the g.c.c. were quick to express solidarity with king abdullah security personnel have been deployed in the capital amman and other parts of the country there are still more questions than answers about the highly unusual arrests in what's long says it a stable country in the middle east about unmanly al-jazeera. let's take a closer look at some of the criticisms that have been leveled against jordan's rulers the country is a parliamentary monarchy meaning the king is the head of government and he asked to abide by the constitution but otherwise he is responsible for most high level decisions last month king abdullah ordered the health minister to resign and demanded an investigation after an oxygen shortage at a government hospital killed 8 people critics say it's yet another example of corruption and

as her sari says the king when on a visit he when he the last supper. it was deeply pressed by the excellence of this picture of thin composition and execution and convinced that he should take it back to his king so he tried to find haka techs who could build a framework of wood and i am to safely transport the frescoed back to france with the regard for expense so much to he want to have it. but since it was painted on a wall is majesty could not have vision to side. with kings aren't used to being told what they cannot have and so louis decided on an even bigger gambit but for that he needed leonardo himself at least that's our theory. even though leonardo was in milan he was wanted back in florence to finish another fresco the battle of and beyond and the whole of the $500.00 of the the lots of donna seniority so he wasn't in a position to stay in milan and do whatever the king had in mind for him but then something extraordinary something that changed everything. this is the arcadia adela's thought of the feet hands of the state archives of forms w

, they are essentialfor king former king hussein, they are essential for king abdullah. we former king hussein, they are essentialfor king abdullah. we not quite sure what to make of this, there are reports that the intelligence services were rattled when they saw the prince meeting the tribes. he has a striking resemblance to the much loved former king hussein. he speaks like the former king, in this grates a certain nostalgia among people. at the heart of this, no matter what happens, i think there must be concern injordan that the prince could possibly be a lightning rod for come at a time when short and like so many countries is reeling from the consequences of the pandemic, it is a difficult time for jordanians. the question is, whether or not how angry they are and whether they place at anchor at the tour of king abdullah or, as in the past, with the government, not the monarchy, which has been a beacon of stability and jordan. pare monarchy, which has been a beacon of stability and jordan.— stability and jordan. are all this messa . e stability and jordan. are a

it or any is the king is really. let me say is this about a feud within the royal family or perhaps a sign of wider disc on st discontent excuse me in jordanian society. it's more if you would within the jordan and her family because then full. crown prince and his mother queen. noor feel that they're this that this is the promised land should the former company should have been the country's jordan and that it was taken away from them and so this is part of the he would have been subjected by their i mean jewish fictions not decisions of the movement but they've been stripped of many of their bridges and positions. like he used to be just stripped of one of his major. army you know all of the family shootings others are all in the army. and his research ship the fish started not his actual numbers should go there are ok this 2nd but it is part of a larger and instead i would have to leave it there thank you so much al for that that's the gentlest i miss and donny talking to us in a month thank you. thank you. and th

king to memphis are still prevalent today. i spoke with reverend lawrence turner, pastor at the mississippi boulevard christian church in memphis, tennessee, about king's legacy and today's movement in the fight against poverty and for racial justice. reverend, here we are, easter sunday, 53 years after the assassination, and it seems that the civil rights movement, the leadership of dr. king, what he was working for, is resonating in a different w now than maybe two years ago, three years ago. >> yes, we're-- i think, we've come to what some have called a racial reckoning. these are things that have certainly been going on for years. this year, what makes it different is that people of all races in this country have had to stop. it's called the nation to examine its soul as to where we are as it relates to what we're trying to achieve in this democratic project we call america. and so, of course, that's sprung up from the protests that happen as a result of the murder of george floyd and then breonna taylor that gain lots of

it was talk about the 0 hour to government said that prompted jordan's king abdullah to give the green light for the arrest of mordant dozen people including bessemer would allow a former head of the royal court and finance minister he then became part of the inner circle of prince hamza bin hasin to have read of the king who was also a crown prince until he was removed from the role in 2004 jordan's the p.g. prime. amun assefa he said that beyond a doubt in the circle of prince hamza were coordinating with foreign parties and opposition abroad a plot to destabilize the country with. the state intelligence with already has been closely monitoring activity from his highness hum's a surefire some desired by some of the lower and others whose movements were aimed at undermining our stability and security the surveillance intercepted movements including communication with foreign sides on a so-called 0 hour to trigger measures aimed at undermining else to belittle shortly after the arrests prince hamza appeared in the video saying he had been put under house arrest for bidden from communic

martin luther king. a man whose home base was georgia. and what representative cannon did does sort of follow in the steps of a long history of civil disobedience. the fact is you have a law you and others believe is unjust and anti-democratic. what happens now? >> well, people are showing up from all over the country. even martin luther king iii came and walked us in the capitol on our next legislative day after that. people know that this bill is egregious, that it's going to take the rights away from georgians, like not being able to have a ballot box in their neighborhood. or voter intimidation. putting a police officer by every ballot drop box? who's going to want to walk up to that drop box? these are intimidation tactics so that georgians did not come out in astounding numbers, like they did in january and in 2020. you know, we have to now look at this bill as an infringement on our rights. you know, we have to fight this bill like we fought all other bills that had been bad, since the last 53 yea

prince hamza is the hoff brother of king abdullah when the father king hussein passed away in 1909 king abdullah was crowned and prince hamza became the crown prince of jordan however king abdullah stripped him of this title 5 years later following saturday's arrests regional leaders including the g.c.c. were quick to express solidarity with king abdullah security personnel have been deployed in the capital amman and other parts of the country there are still more questions than answers about the highly unusual arrests and what flaunting it says it a stable country in the middle east or about in money al-jazeera. or prince hands as mother queen noor has defended her son saying truth and justice must prevail but the head of the senate says the accusation is a malicious plot to undermine the king and i'm more into china the one about we reiterate our confidence and pride in our royal monarch the king all behind ok standing firmly against any malicious treacherous hand a king is a red line so i was ok one of the old khattab is the director general of community media network he says it's un

killed their king. now disorder has come. the church of england is destroyed. and it affects everything that goes on here in the colonies as well. those royal governments that gave permission to be here in new england are no longer -- they are a weak government struggling upon themselves, it causes unrest. to understand the communities that the quakers enter, there are three basic structures to community in new england. the civil body, the church body and what is the little commonwealth, the family. the basic household. the civil body politic is held together by a social contract. men coming together and agreeing they will submit to such just and equal laws as they create. the difference between ourselves and the modern world, and the past, is that we receive a majority at the age of 18 and as americans can hold the right to vote whether male, female, rich, or poor. in the 17th century, it is your neighbors. it is not that you are a man and you come of an age and you are given the right to vote. may i a

from the king's point of view, side. from the king's point of view. was _ side. from the king's point of view. was it _ side. from the king's point of view, was it worth _ side. from the king's point of view, was it worth the - side. from the king's point of view, was it worth the risk? l view, was it worth the risk? was it a show of force from the authorities in the country, saying that they will not put up saying that they will not put up with this level of criticism, but they must have known there will be this public blowback as well.— blowback as well. yes. in general _ blowback as well. yes. in general i _ blowback as well. yes. in general i worry _ blowback as well. yes. in general i worry that... i. blowback as well. yes. in - general i worry that... i have seen nothing that makes it look like there was in fact an actual coup attempt and these allegations that there wasn't support from foreign forces. a lot of this reminds me of erdogan in 2016 alleged a crew attempt and use that to crackdown on academics and journalists and tighten the screw in turkey,

king when you arrived? >> when i arrived there, i was met by officer king first. first thing i did was i told him, hey, your body worn camera is not on, turn it on now. he did. officer lane came out of the car several seconds afterwards and told the same thing to him. and he activated his body worn camera. >> okay. so lane was initially sitting in the car? >> yes, sir. >> do you know what car? >> his squad car. the one that's pictured right there. >> is that 320? >> sure. >> is that a squad car assigned to that sector within the third precinct? >> yes. that is a middle watch squad. >> after you instructed both officers to activate or make sure their body worn camera is activated, did you tell them anything else they needed to do? >> yes. i asked them where they had interaction with mr. floyd. they told me that they interacted with him on the sidewalk there by the squad car. and they also told me they interacted with him on chicago avenue right in front of the cup foods store. >> and based on those statement

been the king but he was the king in so— have been the king but he was the king in so many— have been the king but he was the king in so many eyes, _ have been the king but he was the king in so many eyes, i— have been the king but he was the king in so many eyes, i think. - king in so many eyes, i think. reaction— king in so many eyes, i think. reaction from _ king in so many eyes, i think. reaction from people - king in so many eyes, i think. reaction from people in - king in so many eyes, i think. i reaction from people in sydney. king in so many eyes, i think. - reaction from people in sydney. the united kingdom and the commonwealth has gone to enormous change during the reign of queen elizabeth and duke of edinburgh has played a huge part in helping britain and the empire transition towards a new relationship with the countries in the commonwealth club. in that time, the commonwealth club. in that time, the you travelled and develop connections with scores of countries learning about their respective cultures. 0ur south asia correspondent has been taking a closer look at the

they've rushed to back the king. the kingdom already worried about discontent over an economic crisis made much worse by a painful pandemic, now there's uncertainty over whether this is a family crisis or one which goes much further. lyse doucet, bbc news. james dorsey is a senior fellow at the s rajaratnam school of international studies. he's in singapore. very good have you with us. what do you make of all that has been going on over the last 24, 48 hours with thejordanian royals? 24, 48 hours with the jordanian ro als? ., , royals? there have been long-standing _ royals? there have been long-standing fissures i royals? there have been - long-standing fissures within long—standing fissures within the family as well as within jordanian societies. i would think again there is much that we do not know, that this is primarily domestically driven and there has been widespread criticism, both within the ruling family and within society of corruption of economic mismanagement. that is not to say that other countries in

will come swiftly to those who disturb the tomb of the king. but one doctor telling abc news the curse is a myth. and the inscription they speak about is nonexistent. so they're celebrating the mummies' relocation to a museum with a parade. the bodies of the kings and queens who died 3,000 years ago will be transported in individually-decorated vehicles featuring lights, music, costume and horses, a celebration many are hoping isn't so loud that it wakes the dead. the entire parade will be live streamed by egypt's ministry of tourism and antiquities on saturday at noon eastern. guys, we were joking, what if something happens to me, my prompter was not working at all during the last half hour. so i'm worried. >> we also have a camera down. hey, king tut. >> they warned us. the pharaohs warned us. >> i got to go find the holy water. i'll be back. >> i got look, i gotta say something. 'said it before and i'll say it again. if i thought a reverse mortgage was just some kind of trick to take your home, i wouldn't even be here. it's just a loan, like

would that king or emperor still be accepted by his subjects. because the anointment with sacred oil made the king the anointed of god christos domini and that gave him a dominant position literally a must but it also made him dependent on the one who had anointed head that could be the bishop or in the case of the anointment to be emperor it was the pope in rome if you go and this is them function well until there is a dispute over rank between the worldly and the cliche as to call powers call. the dispute over rank between church and state was already smoldering in the 1st century of the new millennium 80 kilometers up the rhine the city of rome swears experiencing friction between the ruling salient dynasty and the new bishop. immediately after his investiture he had begun planning a cathedral on the highest point in the town vaughn's too was to boast an imposing building that like a castle would highlight the supremacy of the church. the idea was also to rebuild the town in the shadow of the new cathedral. the new bishop for heart was the ri

king charles was going to his death. if you can imagine where we are right now is the banqueting hall at whitehall, imagine these windows completely covering both walls so you were in a room of pure light which is so strange to the liz bee thans and up above are the rubens, murals, that king charles has had painted in honor of his father king james. so his killers have purposely chosen this room and a scaffold has been put outside of the banqueting hall in this very small king, he's only about 5 feet tall, was never a strong man. it was rumored whether he would even survive childhood until he was four or five he was carried around by a servant. he is there in a silk suit, his hair has been bound and a silk night cap been put over it so that the ax men can get a clean break and his hair will not make the execution more difficult. the crowds are there to witness the king's death but they are kept so far back from him that he cannot say anything that will be heard and might possibly move those there to witness it. the two e

you shall conform to the kings religion. if you do not, we show hurry you out of the land. >> who show -- turned to him the other also. >> william? >> yes? >> we are ready. >> we will leave this as if it were still here. >> as though we do not have to leave our homes? >> nay, to live free in a free land. >> live? but how? >> as we lived here. trades people, artisans, farmers. as with all, so shall we. come, it is time. >> and so began our pilgrimage. in the darkness of night, like thieves, some 200 of us took leave and pursued freedom elsewhere, making our way to the only friendly land we knew, the low country behind the dikes, haaland. the dutch were a goodly people, and kind to us. yet, we were strangers among them. and our life was not easy. for 12 years, we squalor to waving -- death of our children that moved our hearts. so oppressed where they buy the heavy laborers that our poor conditions laid upon them. more than this, we had fear they were becoming strangers to us, they're loving parents. what we might do, we did n

has for sorry says the king went on a visit he went to see the last supper. they could wish deeply pressed by the actual service picture of him composition and execution and he convinced that he should take it back to his king so he tried to find haka techs who could build a framework of wood and i have to safely transport the fresco back to france with the regard for expense so much to he want to have it. but since it was painted on a wall it's majesty could not have his design. but kings aren't used to being told what they cannot have and so louis decided on an even bigger gambit but for that he needed leonardo himself at least that's our theory. even though leonardo was in milan and he was wanted back in florence to finish another 1st go to battle of and beyond and the whole of the $500.00 of the pilots were done a security so he wasn't in a position to stay in milan and do whatever the king had in mind for him but then something extraordinary something that changed everything. this is the arcadia adela's thought of the field hands of the state archives of

king? >> the same they run a shift for about a month i believe it was his second month of being on the job. they were on the fto rotation rotating between different shifts. schleicher: thank you. coming back to that will call the day in question. did you receive a telephone call around rollcall time? >> i believe the phone call was after rollcall concluded, yes. schleicher: who was at from? >> sergeant pleoger the medwatch sergeant. schleicher: do you recall what sergeant pleoger, let me back up. schleicher: did he give information that you relied upon to take further steps in your duties that night? >> yes. schleicher: what did sergeant pleoger tell you? >> sergeant pleoger informed me he was at the hospital at that time and with a male that he described may or may not live. later on that night i found out that mail was mr. floyd. he said he was down at the hospital. he asked if i would be willing to respond to the incident location of 38 and chicago because he was tied up at the hospital

. >> how about alexander king? >> the same, i believe it was his second month of being on the job. >> i would like to note they were on different shifts. >> i bring you back to that role call on the date in kfgs. did now receive a phone call? >> i received a phone call from sergeant who was the mid-watch sergeant. >> do you recall what sergeant -- did sergeant pluger give you information that you relied upon to take first steps in your duties that night? >> yes. >> what did he tell you? >> sergeant pluger told me he was at the hospital at that time with a man he described may or may not live. later on in the night i found out that male was mr. floyd, he said he was at the hospital. he asked me if i would be willing to respond to because he was tied up a up at the hospital at the time. which shed me if i would respond to make sure just in case we had to secure that area and make continue with any of his officers that were on scene still because this was a critical incident. >> and what does that mean as a critical i

this is officer king's body here. are. the hours oh oh i'm about to about what i gave the squad where they all are for a memory. that are right for the room all right are i was the hour was. up i would not go ok you believe they see me. as you go to jail you could be under arrest right now for $400.00. are the ones who want to know what was where we were. going to come out you bet you how they got that everyone on the ground would be. so your arrest for forgery or do you feel much. this is about the video of the same time period from officer wait for. our our our our over the last quote oh they were. our own mother when they were going to walk around. you know when. i'm on the other 4 car i was. i thought oh. oh oh i'm the man i think. i do believe me on these or this they're out of there with me not going to the restaurant open ordering her over to what's going on what was what cevallos. i don't. know what they were there come up. i play or not are out there just going up there on the hour and i reach a better. officer te

they've rushed to back the king. the kingdom already worried about discontent over an economic crisis made much worse by a painful pandemic, now there's uncertainty over whether this is a family crisis or one which goes much further. lyse doucet, bbc news. earlier, i spoke to jonathan schanzer. he is senior vice—president of the sink tank foundation for defense of democracies. i asked him how serious these meetings were against the king. well, right now, thejordanian government is still, i would say, holding a lot of this information close. it's only being shared by a very small circle. i think we'll be hearing more in the coming days but i would say that off hand, looking at the arrests that have taken place — right now, according to the news sources out ofjordan, it's somewhere between 16—20 people — this does not sound like a widespread conspiracy that stretches across thejordanian bureaucracy and thejordanian military, so that would suggest that either it's a small group of people that they caught very ea

according to jordan's security officials the king's half brother bin hussein had been under investigation for some time the country's foreign minister said the former crown prince was trying to mobilize tribal leaders against the government with support from abroad. i mean the investigations monitored interference including calls with foreign parties were guarding the suitable timing to start steps to shake the security of our steady jordan. 16 people including a former adviser to king abdullah and another member of the royal family were arrested the military initially denied arresting hum's i've been hussein and said it had issued him a warning for his actions but in a video statement sent to media on saturday prince holmes that claimed he had been placed under house arrest for associating with critics of the royal family there is no conspiracy. it's. restricted. to distract. though he no longer holds an official title remains a popular figure in the country. it's just not right for prince homs or to be linked to these people these are people who jordanian see as questionable who are rea

officers king and lane arrive at the cup foods at 8:08:20. now we see police officers are responding. they are on scene at 8:08. both jenna and peter describe that during the course of the interaction between the initial interaction between officers king and lane and mr. floyd, through dispatch, they heard what sounded like the sounds of a struggle. jenna described she's trained to listen. she heard the sounds of a struggle. she aired out on her own other officers need to respond, code 3 to assist officers king and lane. a reasonable police officer is going emergent to a scene. he gets cancelled from the scene. he is now being told that other officers need assistance and step it up. get there fast. so you can see, again, based on the records, that at 8:10:08, backed up 320 with 330. now 330 is officers chauvin and tao. they are backing up officers king and lane. you can see peter chang respond at 8:10:21. you hear 320 taking one out. that means they are removing someone from the vehicle at 8:11:02. the scene is ultimately c4, code 4, all clea

abdullah decided to put his own son in— king abdullah decided to put his own son in line _ king abdullah decided to put his own son in line to inherit the throne. jordanians — son in line to inherit the throne. jordanians comment on him because, of all— jordanians comment on him because, of all of— jordanians comment on him because, of all of king — jordanians comment on him because, of all of king hussein's suns, he has much — of all of king hussein's suns, he has much resemblance. he is popular in the _ has much resemblance. he is popular in the kingdom. he keeps a low profile — in the kingdom. he keeps a low profile but he has used social media in the _ profile but he has used social media in the past — profile but he has used social media in the past to express criticism. if you years — in the past to express criticism. if you years ago, it registered on the radar— you years ago, it registered on the radar and — you years ago, it registered on the radar and there was criticism of him voicing _ radar and there was criticism of him voicing his— radar and there was