But even no, my brother is not here.

He's here with me in my heart because if I could get him back, I will give all of his back.

Felonious Floyd gave passionate remarks Friday in memory of his brother George, after the city of Minneapolis agreed to pay $27 million to settle a wrongful death lawsuit by Floyd's family.

The death of George Floyd, a 46 year old black man who's dying police for help as a white police officer knelt on his neck, were captured on a widely viewed video sparked one of the largest protest movements ever seen in the United States.

Floyd family attorney Benjamin Crump said the settlement is historic for the impact on social justice, policy reforms and police reforms.

In this historic agreement, the largest pretrial settlement in a police civil rights wrong for death case in US history makes a statement that George Floyd life matters and by extension, black lives matter.

The settlement includes a $500,000 contribution from Floyd's family to the community at the Minneapolis intersection where Floyd died which has been barricaded against police access by residents.

Crump said the money would help uplift black businesses there.

This is vision, which have suffered a toll in the past 10 months.

Friday's settlement coincides with the trial of the officer charged in Floyd's death.

Derek Chauvin, who was fired by the police force after last year's incident, has pleaded not guilty to charges of murder and manslaughter.