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Thousands of people have arrived in Houston to pay tribute to George Floyd in his hometown after his death sparked a wave of protests across the US and beyond.
The public viewing at the Fountain of Praise church in southeast Houston, Texas, marks the last of three public memorial services for the 46-year-old before he is laid to rest in a private funeral on Tuesday.
Joe Biden, the Democratic presidential candidate, will meet with Mr Floyd's family in Houston later on Monday.
Mr Biden, the former US vice president, is also expected to attend Mr Floyd's private funeral service on Tuesday.
Meanwhile back in Minneapolis, Derek Chauvin, the former officer who dug his knee into Mr Floyd's neck until he became immobile, appeared before a judge for the first time on Monday charged with Mr Floyd's murder.
A judge set his bail at $1 million with conditions or $1.25 million without conditions.
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