. >> thomas lane, jay alexander king. i appreciate you're being back with me, tony. sentencing for chauvin of the calthree charges will be sed concurrently which means at the same time. you are looking at maximum sentencing for second-degree is 40 years. what do you think isr realistic? >> certainly we know this. at the end of the trial that the judge went through something with derek chauvin where he waived his rights. derek chauvin told the judge that he wants him to listen to the aggravated circumstances so certainly we know that he committed a crime in front of children. that is an aggravated circumstance. to be determined what the maximum amount will be for derek chauvin and hopefully it is a max. he committed a murder and we can call it that now. once he was on the scene it was intentional. he knew he was killing george. so certainly we want to see the maximum sentence. >> the other three officers, thomas lane, jay alexander king and tao, they'll all go to trial. they faced charges of aiding and abetting. what do you think it means for them? >> it can't look go

. >> i need to ask you about thomas lane and alexander king. do you recognize those names?re new officers on my shift. >> were you on duty around 8:30 p.m., may 25, 2020? >> yes. >> what were you doing at that time? >> i think i headed back into the office after doing some patrol in the street. >> when you do patrol work, do you use a body camera? >> i do. >> that's something required of all officers including supervisors, is that right? >> correct. >> do you have different means of communicating with the police officers that you supervise and dispatch when you're out on patrol? >> yes. >> what do you use? >> radio and cell phone. >> do you recall approximately 8:30 p.m. receiving a telephone call from a dispatcher? >> i do. >> what was the dispatcher's name? >> i believe jena scurry. >> can you describe for the jury what ms. scurry said to you in this telephone call? >> she called to say she didn't mean to be a snitch, but she had seen something -- well, viewing a camera that she thought was concerning. was calling to let me know about it. >> at this time i'll ask to publi

alexander king had his knee in george floyd's back.derek chauvin pressing on his neck but alexander king had his knee in george floyd's back. he didn't take his knee off until the paramedics arrived. george floyd says i can't breathe. the only time they responded was somebody said you are talking. they are totally indifferent to the plight of this human being. this is an indictment of the u.s. police if i have ever seen one. nermeen: rashad robinson, could you respond that? is the policing on trial? color of change has led a campaign to expose police unions. could you explain what role you think police unions play? rashad: it is a multi-part strategy. on one hand you end up with the unions to lobby for policy qualified immunity. it was just outlawed in new york city. police officers are not typically liable for anything they do on the job. they could build up these big funds to p f the legal defense of someone like derek chauvin and police officers around the country. they never have to raise money to actually do civil defenses. they a

group at the time you had this conversation yes the people who were talking were thomas lane and alexander king is that right the defendant was nearby and in a position to hear you. and at that time you received a summary of what happened from officer lane and officer king as i write yes both of them gave you a statement kind of joining each other right now without talking about what specifically that statement was after you heard their addition of the events did you take that information and use it to determine the next steps that you would take. and based on that conversation were you told that there would have been a restraint of an individual to believe the so they handcuffed him and did you learn that an ambulance had the idea and did you learn that the person that had been restrained was taken away in the ambulance. where was that person to take him to any medical center. based on that conversation when did you decide to. i decided to drive down to the head of becoming medical center myself to check on purpose condition before going to the head of the county medical center did you give an

mr swisher this is exhibit 1008. 10 2nd proxima reeve 2nd clip alexander king's. body one camera it's already in your copy of. you are just telling us. i'm going to show you on your screen a short clip of a video to see if this would be contained in the what you've watched and. you would agree that that appears to be taken from one of the officers body cameras may 25th 2020 at approximately 202533 seconds yes in again watching it with. you at this point did you see what appeared to be someone a reflection in the back of a squad car their. comfort did it down ok it might just be because the brevity of the video but yeah it's unfortunate you look in the upper left hand corner of the bumper of a squad. of course or the circle of 4 i'm sorry is that the kurds or the sailors to watch or. for that.

alexander king him as well same relation he and. officer langer both. on my shift for nearly a month and i believe that was is also his 2nd month of. being on the job so it might as well they're on their old station they rotate between different shifts thank you i'd like to bring you back to that roll call. data question did you receive a telephone call around roll call time. i believe the phone call was shortly. just as concluded yes who is that phone call from i received a phone call from sergeant kluger who was the midwatch sergeant. do you recall what sergeant or let me back up did sergeant give you information you relied upon to take further steps in your duties that i yes. what did sergeant hooter tell you. surgeon who informed me that he was at the hospital at that time and he was with a male that he described may or may not live. later on the night i found out that mail was mr floyd. he said he was down there at the hospital he asked me if i would be willing to respond to. the instant location of 30 inches hole. because he was tired of hospital

>> officer derek chauvin, officer alexander king, officer layne and officer thao. >> in the course of -- well, i guess i should ask it this way. did you initiate the critical incident protocols for this incident? >> yes. >> is part of that taking photographs of each officer? >> yes, sir. >> were those officers there at city hall that evening? >> yes, sir. >> i should ask you, i guess, you said you initially got the call at 9:45 p.m. >> correct. >> do you recall what time it was that you arrived at city hall? >> approximately 30 to 40 minutes later. >> could we put this up just for the witness? i want to show you exhibit 279. do you recognize that photograph? >> yes, sir. >> did you, in fact, take that photograph? >> yes, sir. >> is this a true and accurate representation of what you saw when you took that photograph that evening? >> yes, sir. >> i offer exhibit 279. >> 279 is received. >> i ask to publish it, your honor. do you recall approximately when this was taken? >> shortly after i arrived at city hall. >> and through subsequent investigations you had done, did you learn the app

. >> how about alexander king?, i believe it was his second month of being on the job. >> i would like to note they were on different shifts. >> i bring you back to that role call on the date in kfgs. did now receive a phone call? >> i received a phone call from sergeant who was the mid-watch sergeant. >> do you recall what sergeant -- did sergeant pluger give you information that you relied upon to take first steps in your duties that night? >> yes. >> what did he tell you? >> sergeant pluger told me he was at the hospital at that time with a man he described may or may not live. later on in the night i found out that male was mr. floyd, he said he was at the hospital. he asked me if i would be willing to respond to because he was tied up a up at the hospital at the time. which shed me if i would respond to make sure just in case we had to secure that area and make continue with any of his officers that were on scene still because this was a critical incident. >> and what does that mean as a critical incident? >>

swisher, this is exhibit 100-8, which is a ten-second, approximately five-second clip of alexander king's keung's body-worn camera. >> is this in evidence? >> no, not yet. >> i'm just telling you first and foremost that's what it is. >> i'm going to show you on your screen a short clip of a video to see if this would be contained in what you watch, and i need to -- >> you would agree that that appears to be taken from one. officer's body cameras, may 25th, 2020 at approximately 20:2525.33 >> i why. >> and, again, watching it without sound. at this point did you see what appeared to be someone's -- a reflection in the back of the squad car there? >> counsellor, i did not. it might just be because of the brevity of the video. >> yeah, it's unfortunate. if you look in the upper left-hand corner at the bumper of the squad video. >> use the cursor -- the cursor, the stylus to. >> i forgot will all this fancy technology here.

which is a 10-second approximately 5-second clip of alexander king's body worn camera. i gave you a copy of it. >> is this in evidence yet? >> no. that's what i'm telling you. i'm going to show you on your screen a short clip of a video to see if this would be contained in what you have watched. i need to -- you would agree that appears to be tacken from one of the officer's body cameras may 25th, 2020, at approximately 20:25:33? >> yes. >> again, watching it without sound -- do you at this point did you see what appear to be someone's reflection of the back of the squad car there? >> counselor, i did not. >> okay. >> it might be because of the brevity of the video -- >> the bumper of the squad video -- [ inaudible ] >> circle it for him? >> i'm sorry? >> use the cursor, the stylist to -- >> oh sure. i forgot. all this fancy technology here.

. >> and alexander king? >> him as well. same relation.and officer lane were both on my shift for approximately a month. i believe that was his -- also his second month of being on the job. as well as on their fto rotation. they rotate between different shifts. >> thank you. >> yeah. >> i'd like to then bring you back to that role call on the date in question. did you receive a telephone call around role call time? >> i believe the phone call was shortly -- just as role call concluded, yes. >> and who was that phone call from? >> i received a phone call from sergeant pluger, the mid watch sergeant. >> do you recall what sergeant pleoger -- let me back up. did he give you information that caused you to take further steps in your duties that night? >> yes. >> what did sergeant pleoger tell you? >> sergeant pleoger informed me he was at the hospital at that time and with a male that he described may or may not live. later on in the night i found out that male was mr. floyd. he said he was down there at the hospital. he asked me if i would be

>> officer derek chauvin, officer alexander king, officer lane and officer thao. is. >> did you initiate the critical protocols for this incident? >> yes. >> is part of that taking photographs of each officer? >> yes, sir. >> and were the officers at city hall that evening? >> yes, sir. >> i should ask you. you initially got the call about 9. 456789 p.m.? >> correct. >> do you recall about what time you arrived at city hall? >> approximately 30 to 40 minutes later. >> and -- your honor, can we put this up just for the witness please? i want to show you exhibit 279. >> do you recognize that photograph? >> yes, sir. >> did you take that? >> yes, sir. >> when was that -- is this a true and accurate representation of what you saw when you took that photograph that evening? >> yes, sir. >> your honor, offer exhibit 279. >> any objection? >> no, your honor. >> 279 received. >> asked to publish, your honor. and do you recall approximately when this was taken? >> shortly after i arrived at city hall. >> and through subsequent investigation that you've done, did you learn

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black in 2 of mixed race 3 other former officers have also been charged over floyd's death jay alexander king thomas slain in toto but they will not go on trial and till august let's go back to sheer brutality who is outside of court for a so we've just heard that the jury has now been sent to deliberate court is in recess until the judge hears from the jury of course is no way of telling how long it's going to take it will be very interesting with the verdict is on each of those 3 charges. right the jury will now be sequestered we understand they will have a lot of hope will be. a video evidence there was some analysis that all from the poll is taken to be early on as to whether there is a you know even with susan at this stage in which case obviously we will get a judgment sooner rather than data but really clearly there's no way of knowing what will be happening but it was interesting yes you were talking about those is ugly but i think it's fair to say that these closing arguments one of a lot longer than we would have expected. but juror in the course of those arguments as you mentioned

. >> what about thomas lane and alexander king. >> they were new officers on my shift . schleicher: we want duty around 8:30 p.m. may 25, 2020? >> yes. schleicher: what we you doing? >> headed back into the office after doing patrols. schleicher: do you use the body camera quick. >> i do feel that is required of all officers including supervisor. >> correct. what do you use? when you are on patrol? >> radio and cell phone. schleicher: do you recall approximately 8:30 p.m. receiving a telephone call from a dispatcher? >> i do. schleicher: what was the dispatchers name? >> i believe it was miscarry. schleicher: what did she say to you in the telephone call? >> she called to say she didn't mean to be a snitch but she had seen something feeling a camera that she that was concerning into let me know about it. >> published ten. i apologize exhibit 12. >> i just want to let you now and then you can call me a stage if you want to but we have the cameras up on the 320 call. 320 over cup foods. and nevada use use of force or not they get something out and all of them sat on this m

schleicher, this is exhibit 1008 which is the ten-second approximately five-second clip of alexander kings body-worn camera. it's already -- idq a copy of it. >> is it in evidence? >> not yet, no. i'm just telling you. i'm going to show you on your screen a short clip of a video to see if this would be contained in what you have watched and i need to -- you would agree that that appears to be taken from one of the officers body cameras may 25, 2020, at approximately 20:25:33? >> yes. >> and begin watching it without sound. at this point did you see what appeared to be a reflection in the back of a squad car there? >> i'm sorry, i did not. it just might be the brevity of the video. >> it's unfortunate. if you look at the upper left-hand corner at the bumper of the squad video -- >> could you circle that for him? >> i'm sorry? >> it is silenced. >> forgot. this fancy technology here. did you see the legs of someone reflecting? >> yes. >> and so you would agree that this appears to be a short clip from one of the officers body-worn cameras on may 25 of 2020? >> yes. >> you had seen these befo

people violated covert restrictions on tuesday when the madeline celebrated the birthday of king willem alexander dozens were arrested for all it is a medical workers have called easing restrictions dangerous and irresponsible but many here in the netherlands couldn't wait to go back to some kind of normalcy their excitement is a strong contrast with the diet actuation hospital. with infections as high as during the 1st wave doctors are warning i.c.u. capacity is reaching its limit of $3950.00 beds if that happens a so-called code block may be issued and hospitals would have to choose who gets treated maybe i know in cold blood already because. the b. keep patients home be sent patients home too early i think the quality of care is diminishing former head inspector of health whims halleck and sas the government has been playing with fire trying to control the spread of the virus and taking a risk hospitals will no longer cope we have to diminish diminish the affectionally that is that is obligatory and what is the government doing easing the restrictions and that's contradictory that's contradict

people violated covert restrictions on tuesday when the nat'l and celebrated the birthday of king willem alexander dozens were arrested for all ages and medical workers have called easing restrictions dangerous and irresponsible but many here in the netherlands couldn't wait to go back to some kind of normalcy their excitement is a strong contrast with the diet situation in dutch hospitals. with infections as high as during the 1st wave doctors are warning i.c.u. capacity is reaching its limit of $3950.00 beds if that happens a so-called code block may be issued and hospitals would have to choose who gets treated maybe i know in cold blood already because. the b. keep patients home be sent patients home too early i think the quality of care is diminishing former head inspector of health whims halleck and sas the government has been playing with fire trying to control the spread of the virus and taking a risk hospitals will no longer cope we have to diminish diminish the affectionally that is that is obligatory and what is the government doing. easing restrictions and that's contradictory let's go

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saying first and foremost is the king and the king decide what the king needs and you get what's left over. >> bret: tomorrow, a side of alexander on broadway as our "special report" clips of this special continue. tune in sunday night for fox news channel's one hour special fox nation presents the unauthorized history of taxes. the full five-part documentary series drops on fox nation next week. john, back to you. >> john: looking forward to that, bret, thanks so much. the sheriff of los angeles county says the february suv crash involving tiger woods was caused by excessive speed. >> estimated speed of the first area of impact were 84 to 87 miles per hour. and the final estimated speed when the vehicle struck the tree was 75 miles per hour. >> john: while woods was traveling at nearly double the posted speed limit he was not given a citation. the sheriff says there were no signs of impairment. woods sustained what were called life threatening leg injuries. he is said to be in florida recovering from multiple surgeries. coming up next, the backlash against the backlash over the georgia election bill. companies supporting the ch

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alexander kueng, is that right? >> yes. >> the defendant was nearby in a position to hear? >> yes. >> at the time, you received a summary of what happened from officer lane and officer king, isut right? >> yes dimock both gave you a statement joining each other? >> right. >> without talking specifically what the statement was, after you heard their rendition of the event, did you take the information and use it to determine the next steps you would take? >> yes, i did. >> based on that conversation, were you told the had been a restraint of an individual? >> i believe they said they handcuffed him. >> did you learn an ambulance had come? >> i did dimock did you learn the present restraint was taken away in the ambulance? >> yes. >> what was that person taken? >> the county medical center. >> based on that conversation, what did you decide to do? >> i decided to drive down to the medical center myself and check on the parties condition. >> before going to the medical center did you give any direction to the officers you will spoke with? >> i believe i asked them to hang onto the suspects vehicle gather any witnesses that may be around. >> who did you directed to do that? >> i

king? therefore in policy took a decidedly anglo-centric turn. they kind of saw through our sham of equality and all this. in fact, i looked at alexander's dyer. he was 14 years old and he kept a diary all across america and i found the page after this conductor tried to throw them off the train his handwriting change it became slashes. he was so mad at this. fool who didn't recognize and these americans need to question themselves about all this freedom talk when they treat people like like dogs. yeah, no, by the way, there's a very interesting memoir written by judge wife laura fish judd a very keen social observer. that's just a little lanyap for you. well alexander grew up. he'd be kamehameha the four had been mentioned as his possible wife because she was the highest-born unmarried young lady in the kingdom. so obviously she should have been queen consort at that time. well, he wasn't that keen on her. he fell deeply in love with high chiefess emma naiah of the big island. and she there was a little bit of racism and all involved there because she was one quarter english. she was granddaughter of one of kameham. has captive english social

alexander kueng, is that right? >> yes. >> the defendant was nearby in a position to hear? >> yes. >> at the time, you received a summary of what happened from officer lane and officer king, isut right? >> yes dimock both gave you a statement joining each other? >> right. >> without talking specifically what the statement was, after you heard their rendition of the event, did you take the information and use it to determine the next steps you would take? >> yes, i did. >> based on that conversation, were you told the had been a restraint of an individual? >> i believe they said they handcuffed him. >> did you learn an ambulance had come? >> i did dimock did you learn the present restraint was taken away in the ambulance? >> yes. >> what was that person taken? >> the county medical center. >> based on that conversation, what did you decide to do? >> i decided to drive down to the medical center myself and check on the parties condition. >> before going to the medical center did you give any direction to the officers you will spoke with? >> i believe i asked them to hang onto the suspects vehicle gather any witnesses that may be around. >> who did you directed to do that? >> i