Briefly with OZY

Jordan has been rocked by claims the former crown prince was involved in a plot to destabilize the country. Florida's governor has warned the Tampa is facing a "catastrophic" flood after a wastewater reservoir sprung a leak. And rapper DMX is in a "vegetative state" in the hospital after a heart attack.

Gunfire erupted yesterday at the U.S. Capitol after a man rammed a car into police officers, killing one before being fatally shot. And Jerusalem experiences an Easter 'miracle."

A train crash in Taiwan at the start of the Tomb Sweeping Festival holiday weekend has killed dozens. Investigations suggest Ethiopian troops massacred men and threw bodies off cliffs. And an irate octopus tentacle-whips a surprised Aussie swimmer.

Former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin's own body-cam footage was presented to jurors yesterday on the third day of his trial, showing the officer saying George Floyd was probably "on something" to justify his kneeling on Floyd's neck before he died. And Major League Baseball begins its regular season today amid pandemic fears.

The teenager who filmed the viral video of George's Floyd's death tells the court she can't sleep for the guilt. U.S. and other countries say the WHO needs to better probe how Coronavirus started in Wuhan. And K-pop stars BTS speak out against anti-Asian hate.

"Believe your Eyes" prosecutors in the Derek Chauvin trial told the jury after playing the video of George Floyd's death during opening statements. Authorities in Mexico are investigating the death of a Salvadoran woman in police custody. And an Italian Mafioso on the run for years has been caught after posting cooking videos on Youtube.

Euphoria erupts as the Ever Given is partially floated, with the end of the costly Suez Canal hold-up now in sight. Dozens are dead after Islamist insurgents lay siege to Northern Mozambique town. And the devil apparently wears Nike, as Lil Nas X launches his “Satanic Shoe” collection.

Reports indicated that Burmese security forces fatally shot some 50 demonstrators today on what had been planned to be a celebration of Myanmar’s Armed Forces Day. And COVID-19 vaccine makers are now doing immunization trials for children.

The Suez Canal blockage could last for weeks, with some experts estimating the holdup is already costing about $400 million an hour. President Joe Biden slammed Republican efforts to limit voting rights, as Georgia passed a bill some likened to Jim Crow. And Octopus sleep resembles human sleep, but is more colorful.

North Korea fired two suspected ballistic missiles overnight, amid tense relations between Pyongyang and Washington. President Joe Biden is expected to address coronavirus and gun control in his first solo press conference. And the Internet goes wild over the ship stuck in the Suez Canal.