Today is Wednesday, March 31st, and you're listening to The Morning Announcements.

I'm Sammy Sage.

Let's start with some updates on the Derek Chauvin trial.

Yesterday started with a continued testimony of Donald Williams, who is the third witness

called on Monday.

Williams said that when he witnessed George Floyd's arrest, he actually called the police

on the scene, despite the fact that they were already police there because he believed

he was witnessing a murder.

Also yesterday, a number of underage witnesses were called who testified off camera.

The first was a teen-year-old Darnellan Frazier, who was at the scene that day and took the

widely-shared video that originally went viral.

She testified that bystanders at the scene did not threaten Chauvin, and that Floyd was

terrified and begging for his life.

She became emotional as she looked back wishing she had done more to physically intervene

to save Floyd's life.

Darnellan's nine-year-old cousin, who was with her that day, also briefly testified about

what she saw and said, it felt like he was stopping his breathing in reference to Chauvin.

The third minor to testify was another 17-year-old who was at the scene.

She said that she heard Floyd say his stomach hurt and that he was in distress and struggling

to breathe so she started filming.

This witness also became emotional and said that she felt like she had failed to physically

do anything to get involved at the time, and that she hadn't been back to the police

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