and procedures after. >> how do you properly place the cuffs?ll, one cuff at a time, and then once they're on and everything's under control and code 4 as we call it, things have calmed down to the point where you have control of the subject you want to make sure that you check the fit of the cuffs and double lock them for their safety. they tend to -- behind your back if you sit down they tend to tighten up on a person. so we want to be mindful of the fit of the handcuffs. >> the double locking prevents the further tightening. >> it's a button you push to prevent the cuffs from coming undone or going in. >> and there's several different positions that an officer can be in when they're handcuffing a suspect. is that right? >> i'm sorry, can you -- >> the officer can be in many different positions relative to the subject when they're handcuffing them. >> very dynamic, yes, sir. >> standing. >> yes, sir. >> prone. >> yes, sir. >> i'd like you to please describe for the jury what techniques are used to prone handcuff a subject. >> with prone handcu

and then once we make contact, how to properly place on the cuffs and procedures. one cup at a time, and then was there on and under control, code for as we call it, things are calm down to the point we have control of the submission you want to make sure that you check the cuffs and double looking for their safety. you tend to access to tighten up in the person. so you might need to double lock the gunshots. double lock is abundant to use, prevents them from coming undone. >> there are several different conditions that an officer can be and when they are handicapped suspect that right pretty the officer could be in any - >> were going to take you back to the courthouse, the judge and the attorneys are there. the jury has been dismissed for ten minutes for recess but there in a conference a judicial conference right now. we will stay here life. >> i'm going to you excuse you from this pretty she can be excused at this point right pretty the defense would like to call you back. and so, at some point so you have multi- contact information. and you were previously som

then once you make contact, how to place the cuffs and procedures. >> how do you place the cuffs? >> once they are calmed down to the point you have control of the subject, you want to check the fit of the cuffs and lock them. they tend to tighten up on a person so you want to be mindful. >> so the double locking prevents further tightening? >> yes. it prevents the cuffs from coming undone or going in. >> there are several different positions officers can be in when dealing with a suspect. an officer could be in many different positions relative to a subject. >> yes, sir. >> standing. >> yes. >> prone? >> yes. >> i would like you to describe to the jury what techniques are used to a prone handcuff subject. >> a lot of times we teach officers to use a knee to control their shoulder, generally to put one knee on each side of the arms. isolate that arm, present the risk for cuffing and handcuff. a lot of times when you are doing the cuffing, you do that with a partner. it makes it easier to control a person. >> if someone is handcuffed and they are using their knee or back on their s

. >> how do you properly place the cuffs? >> one cup at a time and then once they're on and everything is under control and code four as we call it things have called in to the point we have control of the subject, you want to make sure you check the fit and double locked in for the safety. they tend to tighten up on the person so you want to hold the handcuffs. >> double locking prevents further tightening of handcuffs? >> yes. it's a little button you used to push to either keep them from coming and undergoing in. >> there's several different positions that an author can be when they're handcuffing the suspect, is that right? >> i'm sorry? >> the officer can be in many different positions relative to the subject we are handcuffing? >> absolutely. very dynamic, yes or. >> standing, prone? >> yes or. >> i would like you to please describe to the jury what techniques are used to prone handcuffed the subject. >> with pro-handcuffing want to make sure we isolate. a lot of time which each the officers to use the need to control t

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a leg iron is basically two cuffs connected to a maybe 15 to 17-inch chain to put above the ankles and i think that's an effective way to combat, restrain and control people and as much as you by putting the leg irons on someone arresting them you're actually preventing them from using the feet, legs and knees from weapons and aid you -- prevent a possible escape or a flight so i think that's very important. the reason i say that is i actually in 1993 i was off duty at a mall and i saw a man running, about 6'5", running, two police and security guard chasing him and we were trying to handcuff the man and very, very difficult and at the time i had leg irons in the car and popped the trunk and placed them on this guy's legs and the guide said to me what are you into? we brought him under control and he was huge. i just -- that's what i wanted to say. i think that the use of leg irons could be helpful. i don't say that the officer should carry them on the person but certainly let's have them in the radio car so that when a police officer gets on the scene and in addition to handcuffs are

>> i was saying he can't win because once the police get the cuffs on you you can't win. so i'm trying to tell him just cooperate and get up and get in a car. go with them. you can win. eldridge: he said i can't? >> yes ma'am. eldridge: did you understand him to be talking to you? >> yes ma'am. eldridge: you said his knee on his neck we you concerned? why? >> yes. because he said i can breeze. my stomach hurt. he said things that he was in trouble. eldridge: what do you mean? >> he was dying. eldridge: did you stay? i will not keep playing this clip but did you continue to watch what was going on? >> yes ma'am. eldridge: did you see an ambulance, eventually? >> yes ma'am. eldridge: at any point in time did you see mr. chauvin ready up a service give any medical attention anything like that for mr. floyd? did you see mr. chauvin or any officers get off before the ambulance came? >> no ma'am. eldridge: what you are watching that did your concern increase over time? the longer it went on? know because when the medics arrived because then in my mind in my instinct it was over

like, can the rock ever fix his cuffs?'m like, "i can't do the cuff thing that's the rock's thing. it's uncomfortable cause, like, a lot of people standing around. you're like -- got to look cool >> jimmy: but i think you always had a little something -- cause we've got a a photo of young michael strahan. >> oh, boy >> jimmy: look at this little stud that's what i'm talking about right there. [ cheers and applause that's my man. walk me through this dude. how cool is he >> i'm the youngest of six, and i was too young to go to school but my brothers and sisters had school pictures, and i cried and told my mom i want to go to school cause i want school pictures so she took me to sears or something, where they used to do the school pictures -- where you can get pictures and that was considered my school picture even though i wasn't at school and you could tell i was happy because the gap is just an awful -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you're going to have to add this to the msx line. leisure suits. >> that's polyester. don't get n

. >> how do you properly place the cuffs? >> one at a time and then once they are on and everything is under control, things calm down to the point you have control of the subject. you want to make sure that you check and double walk for their safety. when they sit back they tend to tighten up on a person, so be mindful of the handcuffs. the double walk is a button you push and it prevents the cuffs from coming undone or going in. >> [inaudible] >> the officer can be in many different positions -- >> some of the testimony from earlier. we will take you back to the courthouse. the judge and the attorneys are there. t the jury was dismissed for ten minutes for a recess but they are in a conference, judicial conference. we willl stay here live. >> i'm going to excuse you for the day. the defense would like to call you back. mr. nelson [inaudible] i'm going to order a subpoena and you should unless you otherwise can come next tuesday but most likely mr. nelson will tell you when exactly so you don't y just waste your time. so, mr

. >> how do you properly placed the cuffs? >> one at a time and then once they are on and everything isis under control, things calm down to the point you have control of the subject and you want to make sure that you check the fit of the cuffs behind the back. they can tend to tighten up on a person so you want to be mindful of the handcuffs. >> does double locking prevented the tightening? >> it prevents them from coming undone. >> there are several different positions an officer can be in when they are handcuffed. >> the officer can be in many different positions relative to the subject. >> yes, sir. >> standing, prone. i would like you to describe what the techniques are that are used to prone the handcuffed subjects. >> we want to make sure that we isolate an arm and a lot of times we teach the officers to use their me to control their shoulder, generally put one on each side of the arm so one on the shoulder and one in the middle of the back and then isolate their arm for handcuff. a lot of times when you do the prone ha

. >> basically, like i said once the police get the cuffs on you, you can't win.ng to tell him to just cooperate, get up, and get in the car. >> did he say i can't? >> yes ma'am. >> did you understand him to be talking to you? >> yes ma'am. >> when you were saying, your knee on his neck, were yo concerned? >> yes ma'am. >> why? >> hkept saying, i can't breathe, my stomach hurts, he is saying things that made me believe he was in trouble. >> when you say in trouble, what do you mean? >> he gonna die. >> i am not going to keep playing this, but did you continue to watch what was going on? >> yes ma'am. >> eventually, did you see an ambulance? >> yes ma'am. >> at any point in time do you see mr. chauvin or any of the other officers give any medical help, cpr, anything like that for mr. floyd? >> no ma'am. >> did you see mr. chauvin or any officer get off before the ambulance came? >> no ma'am. >> while you were watching that, did your concerns increase over time? the longer it went on? >> yes ma'am. >> why washat? >> it grew because when the paramedics arrived for mr

and people are standing still, almost daring the officers to come toward them and put them in cuffs asve threatened to do over the past hour or so leading up to this curfew. and really as we look at the dozens that are here, this is so different than what we saw even just an hour, hour and a half ago where they were just outside the police precinct, hanging on the fence there, having to be pushed back by flashbangs and at times pepper sprayed, even tear gas as well. and officers of many jurisdictions pushed them out forcefully. now, this type of law enforcement response, we knew was going to be a symbol or at least a part of the minneapolis area, but we did not know it was going to be for these reasons. of course for the shooting and killing of daunte wright at the hands of the brooklyn center police department. what many people in the minneapolis area thought was going to be the case was going to be for the derek chauvin trial that's happening, of course, just miles away in minneapolis, and closing arguments there are expected next week. at that point they would be deliberating over a

he was an amazing speaker, just off the cuff. he spoke like a writer.oryteller who was just speaking off the cuff. so all of that exists. some of it is in voiceover from the shows that he did and some of it is just on camera remarks he made. and some of it is in the many wonderful books that he wrote. so it's all there. and it was a matter of figuring out what makes sense to include. what's relevant to all these wonderful destinations that he showed people through his travels. and so that was my job for a good year and change after he died. >> yeah, and before that, you met him back in 2002. you started working as his lieutenant which i think is lovely that that's what he called you in 2009. and you were really friends as well as colleagues. how is this, for you, writing this book? is this something that helped you heal from losing your friend so suddenly? >> absolutely. it was a really useful thing to have a reason to sit down and really immerse myself in all of his just tremendous use of language to watch episodes, to read the transcripts, to go back

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got one cuff on his right hand and he resisted, pulling away withs left hand. >> reporter: the body camera shows the civilian now being identified as a parking enforcement employee. the man is seen holding gonzales his legs. >> i welcome anyone trying to help take someone safely into custody. however, because they are a city employee, they expose themselves to a little bit of liability once they start jumping and without the proper liability. >> reporter: there are still a lot of questions, the autopsy results have not been released yet. and there were three separate investigations going on including one outside, independent review. >>> turning to the weather now, looking live outside after a really warm day. here comes the cool down. >> paul heggen joins us with the first look at what to expect tomorrow. >>> that expends exactly where you are. the temperatures did drop at out a dozen degrees in san francisco. it will still be warm in certain areas on thursday but the onshore breeze will kicking earlier in the day. a more modest cooling trend will kicking for even inland portions of the ba

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. >> reporter: this man put in cuffs driving a black chevy camaro crashed into the family's white corolla killing the father of three young children, all ejected from the car including the eldest daughter, the 7-year-old. >> my daughter called and told me and said she died. i said no you are lying. >> reporter: family members say the two younger siblings was taken away in stretchers and are in stable condition after surgery. >> the granddaughter passing away, >> she was beautiful i just came to my house two days ago and bought me a mother's day gift. >> reporter: family members had set up a gofundme page after for help. the mother will survive. >> she is in bad shape and has been crying because she hasn't got to see cella. we need your prayers. it is is going to be a hard road and a long journey. >> reporter: this is a live look at the scene where family members and friends have gathered here tonight to remember the 7-year-old girls and her father. pittsburg police have given us an update and they have identified the driver of the khmer role as christian vargas a 25-year-old. he showed si

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that he has the hand cuffs in place combined with the street and then that he has a knee on his neckn that he has a knee on his back and down his side. all of these four forces are ultimately going to result in the low tidal volume which gives you the shallow breaths that we saw here. and so the air will not be able to reach those air sacks we just saw on the video where the oxygen is exchanged and the carbon dioxide is removed. >> doctor, is in a concept that in the respiratory medicine field known as dead space? >> yes, there is. >> how does that relate to mr. floyd? >> if you think of the video back all the way until you saw those clusters of grapes where you saw the blood vessels surrounding this area, everything up to there is that space. so as you're breathing in, you're breathing through your nose, your mouth goes down through your wund pipe, down through the tubes, radiating out on until it reaches the air sacks, up until you get to the air sacks, it's all dead space. the reason we call it is because no oxygen can get across those bronchial tubes. no carbon dioxide can get ac

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because the manipulation of the cuffs. i mean, we talk about positional as f asphyxia. that's not what you really think about. i can see where this could actually help policing in general in terms of training. >> stick with me. >> what it's looking at is what is the effort to breathe. and then it is with different levels of narrowing. and so the very bottom one with the white triangle, the lowest curve, that is normal. there is no narrowing. so we see as the flow varies and shown in red is what will be the normal flow rate in a 46-year-old man. you look at 60% narrowing and this is much more narrow than breathing through a straw. if you get 85% narrowing, the effort to breathe increases 7 1/2 times compared to what it was with narrowing. you're seeing huge increase in the work that is required. it becomes far more duffle to breathe as the narrowing becomes more narrow. >> this is the science behind the plot before i showed you. and this is just the equation in psychics that tells you how that works. this doesn't look as a physiologist is i focus on the square sign of th

cuff. is on the near the feet of you they brought me a stack of pronounce it was all my facebook posts which meant they had been observing me for a while. then the police inspector came and. i think it was the inspector he came in but didn't talk to me he just looked at me then punched me in the eye. shit then he pushed me. i asked why are you hitting me he said you deserve to die we shouldn't let you live i should slit your throat. they grabbed me while i was a bit out of it and put my fingerprints under the report. i didn't do it myself. in fact i had said i wouldn't do so without seeing my lawyer. they did everything they could to get me in prison because. did you think they'd ever let you go. to be honest no. i presume. i was lying in prison and heard a knock on the door someone said see you can go. i was completely astounded. if one is a decision defending one's convictions is a noble cause and most importantly it gives you pride in this subject my message to the rest of the world is e

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taken away in hand cuffs. now facing decades behind bars. chauvin with his knee on floyd's neck for 9 minutes, 29 seconds. in closing, the prosecution telling jurors to believe what they see. that jury deliberating for 10 1/2 hours. four hours last night, six and a half hours today. now the reaction from across the country tonight. outside the courthouse. and george floyd's family and their relief, with chauvin's conviction. and their hope that this begins a new chapter of work, of unity. president biden and vice president harrisus

. >> reporter: this man putting cuffs driving a black chevy camaro around 6:00 p.m. crashed into the family's white corolla killing the father of three young children with all of them being ejected from the car. >> my daughter-in-law called me and told me that mom she died and i screamed and said no. i said you are lying. >> my stomach was hurting and i was crying. >> reporter: family members say the two younger siblings was taken away in stretchers and in stable condition after surgery. >> the granddaughter passed away. >> she was beautiful and she came to my house two days ago and bought me a mother's day gift. karina is in bad shape. she has been crying and crying because she hasn't even got to see cella. it is going to be a hard road and a long journey. >> so what we know if anything about the suspect? >> reporter: police have identified the suspect as 25- year-old christian vargas who had 18-year-old child inside of his car. that child suffered serious injuries. we are hearing from authorities that he was on active parole for a prior dui conviction. family membe

is no longer the leading cause of death in england and wales was not our head of statistics robert cuffeeaths like heart attacks, strokes and dementia, they haven't changed much in the last couple of months but coronavirus deaths have fallen off a cliff in a great way. looking back to january, they were up looking back to january, they were up over40,000, in looking back to january, they were up over 40,000, in february, the mid—teens, and in march, the most recent month we have the data, it is around 4500 deaths, bringing it below other leading causes of deaths, which are heart disease and dementia. there is always a bit of a debate of how you cut these things. do you count individual cancers like lung and colon, or do you lump them all together into one. if you do that then cancer moves up the table but in previous months there was no competition, covid was by our mild the leading cause of death and that is not the case any more, thankfully. it's been coming for a while but it is nice to have it confirmed.— while but it is nice to have it confirmed. ., ,, , ., ., , , confirmed. thank y

. >> he's put in cuffs. and jubilation outside court.floyd's girlfriend. >> i know he is here with us. >> and the state of emergency. fortress courthouse. businesses boarded, bracing for reaction, and the plea for peace. kids live here. to speak of what it's like being a juror and a case like that knowing the whole world is watching. >>> it's a lot of pressure. >> definitely. >> then, air fresheners, you see them everywhere, dangling from the rearview mirror. >> there is another one, and air freshener right here.

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. >> yes, i have basketball on there and i have cuff links given on board. >> they had to give it up?ut it's true. >> i'm sorry. >> but many tell us, it was a recession retirement in britain, cuts to be made. "the britannia" was very expensive. that's a very famous one, a picture, by the way, with ronald reagan and nancy reagan, because they met up with them, and a terrible storm, term storm. >> you see the queen on the end crying. >> absolutely. >> a lot of people felt -- this was where they felt at home. every summer it would go for the summer crew, taken one place to the next. >> let me just -- we saw also "the britannia" in the tv series "the crown." i know it was a topic of much discussion during commercial breaks here. i'm a big fan of "the crown." i thought it was very well done. how accurate of a portrayal of prince philip was that to the way he actually was? >> i think it was very one-dimensional and mischaracterized in a lot of ways and in some instances, cruelly. for example, he was portrayed as having been responsible for the death of his sister, who was killed in a plane

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that they met with lots of energy and they enjoyed a wide distribution cuff in the stick and if you considerthat we've got 1377 seats and then these numbers the upper is reaching now a very encouraging and. does able to get. in addition to opera the concerts by the house orchestra the shops capella balun are also going online though because of the pandemic with repertoire for small ensemble. 'd the digital programme of the starts out on today in london is it sensible free of charge but generally for 30 days only. music lovers the world over would do best to catch the shows as they can. collins club scene is of course world famous it's been languishing for over a year now the clubs and d.j.'s have meanwhile banded together to form an online network called united we stream. and there will be a stream stuff in its united we stream was conceived on march 18th 2020 by the berlin club commission. in the we claim club culture network is a fund raising and streaming initiative to help berlin's clubs through the crisis. in billionaire copes in their concerts i hear from. ninety's we stream rivers can

sometimes in the in a struggle or an attempt to handcuff someone and cuffs are placed on properly and they can pop open or be too big for a suspect right. yeah. overseas. too big. you know personal or 2 to it. but if sometimes in the in the process of handcuffing someone one handcuff goes on thereby giving the suspect a potential weapon if he were to break free or she. and officers have been attacked with their own handcuffs and your experience right. so you would be free that the use of force is a dying is a dynamic. series of decision making based on a lot of different information. and it's based upon a lot of information that is not necessarily capture on a body. or the body camera is only so effective to show what the body camera sees and not what the officers. are. now in terms of what you did in this particular case sensually you would be what's called is there you would call 21. is that the homicide unit and i mean no car no i'm i don't know they're just homicide there's some car associated with homicide right you know what car is that we would be. would be a. one to one over w

i'm i got hit from behind on my bike i broke my legs my published my head my red ripped my rotator cuff both hands of my back and for placing my skull and for placement my face my you know my teeth with a hearing brain haemorrhage. yeah it wasn't a good day in my world. but it may sound 10 years ago with a different something. you're probably you wouldn't you wouldn't be and you would have met the apologize i mean it's completely different it's just a apologizing for a problem for something i'd done or were taken from here but yeah inject drugs 30 to 40 times a day and yeah i mean. just the shell of the you know person that was just how much that cost him oh probably a good 600 bucks a day. since who is now sweeping through north america a horrifying writes since he hit the streets drug overdoses has become the leading cause of death for those under 50 you can't find anyone in these alleyways who hasn't lost a loved one it's scary how commonplace it's become. he lost any friends where there is sort of this venting off on me and i'm so sorry to hear that how did you put it on the show. b

when the officer tried to cuff him he tried to run away. his father says there's a reason for that and there's a question whether police should have known that with the dispatch information. >> for a child with autism. >> is preston the subject that has autism and possibly has special needs per your contact. i'm familiar with him. >> we understand the video on social media is very difficult to watch. when responding to a 911 call regarding a potential stabbing or assunaware at this time that this male suspect was as -- was a special needs individual. >> according to police and preston's father the teenager got into a scuffle with a 16-year-old. that teenager apparently called authorities. preston's father says things need to chain. the justice for miles foundation says new legislation ab88 may help with these types of calls. >> instead of calling 911 you would call 988 so it's just another way to have experienced people on the other line who understand, who are trained in mental health so you're going to get someone who understands like if

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so now it was derek chauvin who was put in cuffs, a one—time police officer leaving the court a convicted since swapped his suit for prison clothing. it was the verdict the floyd family had yearned for, and their response became an act of remembrance. i'm gonna miss him, but now i know he's in history. what a day to be a floyd, man. wow! applause at the white house, it was kamala harris, america's first black vice president, who addressed the nation. —— who stepped before the microphones. here's the truth about racial injustice. it is notjust a black america problem, or a people of colour problem. it is a problem for every american. it is keeping us from fulfilling the promise of liberty and justice for all. thenjoe biden said the verdict could be a giant step in that quest forjustice. "i can't breathe. i can't breathe. " those were george floyd's last words. we can't let those words die with him. but there was a sense of celebration and relief. relief, relief, absolutely relief. i can exhale now and breathe. overwhelmed, overwhelmed. the site where george floyd was murdered has become a

nick: now it was derek chauvin put in cuffs.e police officer leaving the court a convicted murderer. he swapped his suit for prison clothing. it was the verdict of floyd family urine for and their response became -- yearned for and their response became an act of remembrance. >> i will miss him but now i know he is in history. what a day to be a floyd, man. [applause] nick; at the white house, kamala harris, america's first black vice president to that before the microphone. vice pres. harris: here's the truth about racial injusce. it is not just the black american problem or a people of color problem, it is a problem for every american. it is keeping us from fulfilling the promise of liberty and justice for all. nick: then, joe biden said the verdict could begin giant step towards that justice. pres. biden: i can't breathe. i can't breathe. those were george floyd's last words. we can't let those words die with him. nick: this is a milestone moment in the ongoing struggle for black equality. but it is farrom being an endpoint.

so they closed in on him, and laid hands on him and got one cuff on his right hand. he resisted pulling away with his left hand. >> reporter: the officers body camera captures the confrontation and he is tackled to the ground and face down an officer places a knee on his back. his rising panic is evident as he squirms and at times pleads incoherently to stop. >> your priorities as an officer is to make sure you're safe and the public a safe and the person you are taking into custody a safe. >> reporter: police chief said his death was unintentional. >> we don't want anyone to die. >> reporter: we just got word from the alameda police department. they say all four of the officers involved in this interaction with gonzales have been interviewed by the district attorney's office and by the sheriff's office as they wait to see if there is anything criminal possibly that happened while he was in custody and died. devin fehely, kpix 5. >>> san francisco police taking to the sidewalks in the richmond district to make sure the residents there feel safe. today officers held a

when the officer tried to cuff him, he tried to run away. >> for a child with autism, he doesn't hike to be touched. the officer felt the need to throw him on the ground, then he climbed on top and punched him in the face. >> reporter: police say there was a reason for the officer to stop the teen. >> officers responded to a report of a potential stabbing or an assault with a deadly weapon. reported to be a knife or a pipe. >> reporter: according to police and preston's father, the teenager got into a scuffle with a 16-year-old boy. that teenager apparently called authorities. media is very difficult to watch. when regarding a stabbing or an assault with a deadly weapon, officers were unaware at that time that this male suspect was a special needs individual. >> reporter: preston's father says things need to change. >> not all cops are bad. but there are bad apples in every bunch. and the behavior that i saw in that video is disturbing, it's sickening, and should never have happened. >> reporter: the officer involved in the encounter is still on the job, as the investigation continues

when the officer tried to cuff him, he tried to run away. >> for a child with autism who doesn't like to be touched, the officer felt the need to grab him and throw him to the ground and then after he had him on the ground he climbed on top, and he pu the face. >> police say there was a reason for the officer to stop the teen. >> vacaville, pd, officers responded to a report of stabbing, reported to be a knife or a pipe. >> reporter: according to police and preston's father, the teenager got into a scuffle with a that teenager apparently called authorities. >> we understand the video on social media is very difficult to watch. when responding to a 911 call regarding a potential stabbing or assault with a deadly weapon, officers were unaware this male suspect was a special needs individual. >> reporter: preston's father says things need to change. >> not all cops are bad, but there are bad appleless in every bunch, and the behavior that i saw in that video is disturbing. it's sickening, and it should never have happened. >> reporter: the officer involved in the encounter is still on th

you mentioned one hand cuffs and the street. correct. you mention me on the neck you know. from my right and you know what i didn't get an a in school. the problem position you have and then that the knee on the back. arm inside with those the forget it these are the form. so we want to talk about each of these but before we do that. might it be helpful for explaining the excessive money to the jury for for them to see the relative positioning of the various officers on this to floyd's body when he was subdued on the ground yes i think that would be very helpful did you assist in preparing an illustration to show the relative position of the officers on the ground yes i did and that let me show you what's been marked. as exhibit 949. could you just tell us just designed to describe generally for the record when idiots i mean i watched the videos and certain segments of the videos hundreds of times and it's very difficult to kind of get an overall view of where everybody is positioned because you're seeing different videos from different angles and so the artist has taken al