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>> he just pretty much has killed this guy that wasnt resisting arrest. he had his knee on the dudes neck the whole time. >> reporter: defense attorney eric nelson argues the police officers saw the crowd of onlookers as a threat. but he did not force the issue with the teenaged girls who testified today. he did aggressively question williams about his words to chauvin. >> you called him "bogus"? >> i did. >> you called him "a bum" at least 13 times. >> thats what you counted in the video? >> th...

Migrants Protest At US-Mexico Crossing, Pleading For Asylum 03/03/21 AT 7:36 AM Migrants from central America, Cuba, Haiti and Mexico blocked two lanes of the US-Mexico border crossing in Tijuana, begging President Joe Bidens administration to allow them to apply for asylum in the United States. Biden has moved to dismantle some of the harshest immigration policies of his predecessor Donald Trump, but the process has been slow and only those who have already applied for asylum are being conside...

Wednesday, 24 February 2021 - 7:59 Vincent Muscat, one of the three men who were accused of assassinating investigative journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia in 2017 in Malta was sentenced to 15 years in prison after pleading guilty. Muscat admitted involvement in the car bombing that killed the reporter, which many believes to be ordered by top Malta establishment figures. Known as the one-woman Wikileaks, Galizia uncovered networks of corruption in the country and abroad. In a dramatic turn of e...

Northland meningococcal death: Leaders plead for help as well-loved boy passes away 23 Feb, 2021 04:50 AM 6 minutes to read Public health nurse Sue Baker administers the vaccine to a 13-year-old at Whangārei Girls High School in 2018. Photo / File Public health nurse Sue Baker administers the vaccine to a 13-year-old at Whangārei Girls High School in 2018. Photo / File Northlands first meningococcal death in more than two years, a six-year-old boy, has Kaikohe leaders pleading for more essent...

>> this is an additional, critical piece of corroborating evidence. >> reporter: details of a heated call between house republican leader kevin mccarthy and trump as the riot was unfolding. all of it according to congresswoman jamie herrera beutler. mccarthy pleading with trump to tell his supporters to stand down. the former president telling mccarthy, "well, i guess these people are just more angry about the election and upset than you are." but as trump moves forward, he will be doing it with...

Northland news in brief: Missing dog 15 Feb, 2021 04:00 PM 2 minutes to read A Northland mother says her two sons are desperate for the return of their missing family dog, Swazzy. A Northland mother says her two sons are desperate for the return of their missing family dog, Swazzy. Northern Advocate A Northland family is pleading for the return of their pet dog - a member of the family for 11 years. Mike and Natalie Coyne said Swazzy was allegedly picked up by a woman on SH1 in Hukerenui afte...

Whangārei-based yachties facing cyclones make plea to Immigration Minister Kris Faafoi 11 Feb, 2021 05:00 PM 4 minutes to read Stranded yachties (from left) Massimiliano Terragni, Martin Prins, Ian Smith, Ellen Reijndorp, Cindy Smith and Alessandra Grech are hopeful they can stay a bit longer. Photo / Michael Cunningham Stranded yachties (from left) Massimiliano Terragni, Martin Prins, Ian Smith, Ellen Reijndorp, Cindy Smith and Alessandra Grech are hopeful they can stay a bit longer. Photo / ...

Punishment enough: Judge discharges mum over babys bath death 3 Feb, 2021 02:50 AM 3 minutes to read A grieving mother has been discharged without conviction after pleading guilty to the manslaughter of her 11-month-old son who died unattended in a bath. The tired mum had left two of her young children unsupervised in a bathroom when tragedy struck last year. The two boys had been playing outside before the woman - who has permanent name suppression - placed them in a bath tub and turned the sh...

Simon Bowes-Lyon pleaded guilty to the sexual assault of a woman

RALEIGH — Chief Justice Paul Newby has issued an order containing emergency directives related to COVID-19. The order replaces the expired order issued on Dec. 14 and is effective Jan.