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By Jonathan Allen and Joseph Ax MINNEAPOLIS (Reuters) - Before resting their case in the murder trial of former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin, prosecutors are planning to show the jury photographs of George Floyd as a younger man and question one of Floyd's brothers, who is expected to recall Floyd's close relationship with his mother. The pictures and reminiscences are not intended to shed any light on the central question before the jury: whether Chauvin, who is white, committed a crime during his deadly arrest of Floyd, a 46-year-old Black man in handcuffs, when he knelt on ...

By Syndicated Content By Jonathan Allen and Joseph Ax MINNEAPOLIS (Reuters) - Before resting their case in the murder trial of former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin, prosecutors are planning to show the jury photographs of George Floyd as a younger man and question one of Floyd's brothers, who is expected to recall Floyd's close relationship with his mother. The pictures and reminiscences are not intended to shed any light on the central question before the jury: whether Chauvin, who is white, committed a crime during his deadly arrest of Floyd, a 46-year-old Black man i...

LIVE: Derek Chauvin Trial Continues On George Floyd's Death - Day 9 | NBC News MINNEAPOLIS (Reuters) — A critical care doctor called as a prosecution witness in Derek Chauvin's murder trial testified on Thursday that George Floyd died from a lack of oxygen caused by being handcuffed face down in the street with the former Minneapolis police officer's knee on his neck. "Mr. Floyd died from a low level of oxygen," Dr. Martin Tobin, who treats patients in a Chicago hospital's intensive care unit, told the jury as the prosecution sought to undermine the argument by Chauvin's defense that Floyd,...

>> pelley: good evening, we've received a rare warning today about a massive storm system that is hitting the middle of the country right now. a tornado has already touched down this evening near the university of oklahoma in norman. the warning from the weather service covers more than five million americans. tornadoes are probable from iowa to texas. the weather service calls the storm system "a high end life threatening event." the last time we saw a warning like that was in 2006 when dozens of deadly tornadoes carved up the southeast. what's coming next, dean reynolds is in norma...

the worst of the storm several weather stations in kansas and missouri will be trying out new more urgent warning language to urge people to find shelter underground. for example for example that catastrophic damage might be in store. mike foster is a weather service forecaster. >> we want to make sure we do every effort to make sure people receive those and act on those and can make themselves safe. >> reporter: it has been an unusually active and deadly spring. this march was the fourth deadliest in record scientists say every second saves lives. >> there's a lot of knowledge now a...