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Delivered closing arguments in the federal civil rights case the prosecution making the case that these officers knew george floyd needed medical help and didn't act, arguing that defendant thao stood for six minutes and stared at officer chauvin and george floyd and j. alexander kueng was afraid to speak up to chauvin, espite checking floyd's pulse twice and not finding one. thomas lane was holding down his legs, choosing not to stop the horror unfolding under his nose legal experts say the prosecution has to prove willfulness, that the officer intended to break the law. how difficult a case ...

Standpoint extend? does it land on the shoulders of the armorer or go to the producers of the film as well? >> well, it certainly could land with the armorer, and i'll tell you, because there is another statement she is quoted as having made that i find to be very, very strange. she describes loading the dummies from a box of dummy loads. these are loads that just don't have the tops of the bullets, the projectiles on them and she says some of the dummies were, quote, wonky. now, i don't know what that means that they were wonky. it is not defined in the quotation area. but certainly that is s...

In syria back in 2014. she had secretly travelled to the heartland of islamic state group with her one—year—old son. here she lived in a house with dozens of other women as they prepared to marry foreign fighters. conversations were often listened to and, you know, you were just generally expected to behave in a certain way. you know, don't cause any trouble. she says the brutal reality of life under is soon became apparent. there were, like, two girls who didn't act that way, who would just act open. i can't really give an example... they were just unruly, really. and, you know, a van cam...

Her name is tareena shakil, she's served time in prison, and now she says she hopes her experience will serve as a warning to those tempted by extemists. she is one of around a50 britons who've returned to the uk from areas controlled by is. poonam taneja from the bbc�*s asian network reports. british mother tareena shakil in syria back in 2014. she had secretly travelled to the heartland of islamic state group with her one—year—old son. here she lived in a house with dozens of other women as they prepared to marry foreign fighters. conversations were often listened to and, you know, you...

She says the brutal reality of life under is soon became apparent. there were, like, two girls who didn't act that way, who would just act open. i can't really give an example... they were just unruly, really. and, you know, a van came, men came off the van and took them girls away and we never seen them again. less than three months after arriving in syria, tareena shakil escaped back to the uk. police arrested her at the airport. so how did this bright student with ambitions of becoming a doctor end up embracing a group which murdered, raped and tortured thousands? during her trial, the cour...