Good evening Republican lawmakers to clear Warren major league baseball after baseball moves

the All-Star game from Atlanta over George's new voting restrictions.

That is just ahead, but we begin with more with important testimony in the trial of fired

Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin taking the stand today, the doctor who tried

but could not save George Floyd's life and the police chief who told jurors that what

Chauvin did to Floyd went against Department policy training ethics and values.

He's seen as Omar Jimenez joins us with our coverage.

The start of week two of testimony and the current Minneapolis police chief takes the stand

in the trial of Derek Chauvin, his former officer.

Do you have a belief as to when this restraints, the restraints on the ground that you view

should have stopped?

Once Mr. Floyd had stopped resisting and certainly once he was indistressed and trying to verbalize

that to continue to apply that level of force to a person proneed out handcuffed behind

their back, that in no way she performed as anything that is by policy, is not part of our

training and is certainly not part of our ethics or values.

In late May, chief medaria Arradondo fired Chauvin and the three other officers involved

a day after the incident.

He wrote a letter weeks later reading in part, Chauvin knew what he was doing and what

happened to Mr. Floyd was murder.

So is it your belief then that this particular form of restraint, if that's what you, if

that's what we'll call it, in fact violates departmental policy?

I absolutely agree that violates our policy.

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