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. >> use the cursor -- the cursor, the stylus to. >> i forgot will all this fancy technology here. >> do you see the legs of someone reflecting in. >> yes. >> and so you would agree that this appears to be a short clip from one. officer's body worn cameras on may 25th of 2020? >> yes. >> you've seen these before. you see what appears to be mr. floyd's arm there by the back of the squad car, right? >> yes. >> so i would offer exhibit 1008. >> any objection? >> no objection, your honor. >> 1008 is received. >> and if i may publish. >> on the sidewalk. >> we need you to keep some distance. >> sorry. >> do you hear a voice say we've got an ambulance coming? >> yes. sorry, if you could take that down. now, policy 5-311. let's talk a little bit about 5-311 which is the neck restrain t policy. >> good time for a 20-minute mid-afternoon break. we'll reconvene around 3:20. thank you. >> welcome to "lead. "i'm jake tapper, and the courtroom just broke there, you saw. we are starting with our breaking news in our national lead today and the very closely watched trial in minnesota just moments ag

access to all the evidence to all what is said and was said in 3 weeks of trial to all the videos is a cursor to the it's a hard job and of course there was the acknowledgement that there is always an implicit bias everybody from ours everybody of us carries of course so now they have to get over this in find a fair evidence oriented based on the evidence of. a conviction or a judgement guilty or not guilty for all 3 counts so tough call. stefan simons reporting there well let's take a look at other stories making headlines around the world chad's president interest jerry has won a 6 term in office extending his 30 year rule opposition leaders boycotted the vote comes as the military said it had defeated and group advancing on the capital in germany. 20 czech diplomats expelled from moscow have landed back on their move all was in response to prague's deportation of russian diplomats who were implicated in an explosion at an ammunition depot in 2014 the e.u. has condemned russia's retaliation as dangerous. and germany is ruling conservatives appeared to be a step closer to choosing who will b

and what i would like to have you do while it's frozen here on this moment, if we would take the cursor and illustrate to the jurors where officer chauvin's right knee is. all right, what i would like to do is have the video played. [inaudible] >> we'll stop the video there. were you able to see when he had his right knee on mr. floyd's. >> yes, sir. >> to keep things moving, i think i'll deal with the previous video at a separate time, that's all i have, thanks. >> will take a moment. [silence] [silence] [silence] [silence] [silence] [silence] [silence] [inaudible] >> all right. [background noises] >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon. >> thank you for being here. so you testified, you are the primary case agent in this particular case? >> correct. >> it's fair to say the investigation into this case was fairly expensive. >> yes. >> you would agree approximately 50 agents were involved in one form or another? >> yes. agents were frequently paired up with agents of the federal bureau of investigation or other law enforcement agencies. >> correct. >> what you agree roughly 25, 26 fbi age

>> yes. >> this is a quick google shot and my cursor is circling the apartment building.icture of balboa street looking west of the apartment building with the site proposed. it's a 95-foot lot with a 15-foot story portion. we got 80-foot roof. this is the picture from at&t showing proposed screens facing southwest and southeast. this is a screen for antenna facing north. the sub total is 40 feet on an 80-foot roof. this is a picture just north of balboa from the west side of second avenue showing -- we'll be seeing the screen there and the screen there. this is on the west side of second avenue south looking north. they can see the screen. the house is on balboa street. the screens will be visible. this will set a precedent to other residential networks. to support this point, this site is more intrusive. this slide is at&t's roof plan. this is our house. this roof plan does not show our deck and sun room. it does not show the roof. but it shows the screen there. the north bay screen has severe impact. the screen is 20 feet long by 6-foot high. it's only 20 horizontal fe

what i would like to have you do, agent reyerson, while we're frozen on this moment, if you take the cursor and illustrate to the jurors where office chauvin's right knee is. >> there. >> all right. and so what i'd like to do then, we'll move that, and have the video played -- go ahead. okay. we'll just stop the video there. were you able to see there when he had his right knee on mr. floyd's back? >> yes, sir. >> your honor, to keep things moving, i think i will deal with that previous video at a separate time. that's all i have. thank you. >> may we just have one moment, sir? >> sure. we'll take a moment. >> as they take a moment before the cross-examination, cedric, let me start with you. this is a gentleman, lead investigator into the death of george floyd, what stood out to you there? >> well, you know, we're going to continue to see these types of questioning throughout the course of this interview. but this seasoned police officer, use-of-force specialist, he's very clear and succinct about what his experiences are and have been, and is able to articulate to a court, which i stated,

>> use the cursor, the stylist to -- >> oh sure. i forgot. all this fancy technology here.

cursor the sale is to watch or. prevent this fancy technology. you see the legs of someone in reflecting yes and so you would agree that this appears to be a short clip from one of the officers bodywork cameras on may 25th of 2020 yes you've seen these before you see what appears to be mr ford's arm are there by the back of the squad car yes so i would offer exhibit 100. 00010008 is received. if i may publish. when you. hear a voice say we've got an ambulance coming yes. now policy 5 dash 3 of us are all that of. which is that there. was a. good time to brew for 20 mil. all reconvene or on 323 q. ok so we've just been hearing the police chief. being cross-examined by the defense lawyer erik nelson there as you heard the judge saying that proceedings are going to pause while there is a quick 20 minute break obviously that will resume very shortly but really the important points we heard earlier on were made in the examination by the prosecuting attorney who questioned the police chief madonna. who of course fired derrick chauvin after the death of

like to have you do, agent ryerson, while we're frozen here on this moment, if you would, take the cursor and illustrate to the jurors >>> all right. and so what i would like to do then is have the video played. [ indistinct shouting ] >> we'll stop the video there. were you able to see there when he had his right knee on mr. floyd's back? >> yes, sir. >> your honor, to keep things moving, i think i will deal with that previous video at a separate time. that's all i have. thank you. >> could we just have one minute? >> sure. we'll take a moment. >> they're in the middle of a side bar right now. this witness has been testifying about the chain of custody. he arrived on scene, the crime scene, and he found an envelope with two $20 bills in it, one of which was torn up. he also found, i believe it is, a pipe, he testified to. and he talked about how he said both the police cruisers that were there were sent to be inspected, basically saying that all the evidence that they obtained at this crime scene was secured and not tampered with. chaes what this seems to be laying the foundation for. th

. >> actually, i'm noticing your cursor on the screen doesn't seem to be moving. there you go. we're all set. thank you. >> can you see the second -- queen elizabeth's room? >> yes. >> great. sorry about that. this is only my second virtual talk. thank you for bearing with the technical difficulties. as i was saying, both smallbridge and farriors were undergoing renovations at the time we visited. so they're really stripped of a lot of their furnishings and you can really get an idea of what the rooms may have looked like during penelope's time. this is farriors, penelope's birthplace. obviously, it's not as grand as smallbridge, but it was absolutely an impressive dwelling for the time period. this picture is misleading. it doesn't show how farriors extends quite far back. it is a very large building. this is a painting of farriors done as recently as the '60s and it shows the surrounding landscape. so for penelope growing up there, as far as the eye could see was land owned by her family. these are some early architectural features of ferriers. this is a courthouse on the pro

feel free to move your cursor over and you can say hello just like if you are leaving the campus today out so have a great evening and thank you again for joining us. >> the trial in the death of george floyd is underway at the courthouse. former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin charged in the death of mr. floyd who died while being arrested by officers. if you missed live coverage of the trial, watch tonight beginning 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2 or anytime on c-span.org. ♪♪ >> sunday on in-depth, the conversation with science writer and author, harriet washington her most recent book, and other books include medical and deadly monopolies. >> when companies profit to measure success in the medical arena, the problem is that we can't expect the companies to care about us. we can't expect the companies to make less money because they care about our health. but our government, the people we pay should expect to care about our health and defend us so our government push be training in these days. our government should be forcing them to develop things that will meet the public nee

actually i'm noticing that your cursor on the screen doesn't seem to be moving oh there we go we're all set thank you okay can you see the second queen elizabeth's room yes okay great sorry about that this is my only my second virtual talk so thank you for bearing with the technical difficulties so as i was saying both small bridge and farriers were undergoing renovation at the time that we visited so they're really stripped of a lot of their furnishings you can really get an idea of what the worms may have looked like during penelope's time now this is farriers so this is penelope's birth place in obviously it's not as grand as small bridge but it was absolutely absolutely an impressive dwelling for the time period in this picture is misleading it doesn't show how far yours extends quite far back it is a very large building this is a painting of barriers done is recently as the 60s and it shows just the surrounding landscape. so for penalty growing up there as far as the eye could see was land owned by her family. and these are just some early architectural features of farriers. and th

>> can i use the cursor or the stylus -- >> sure. all this fancy technology here. >> do you see the legs of someone? >> yes. >> so you would agree that this tappears to be a short clip from one of the officers body worn cameras on may 25 of 2020? >> yes. >> you see what appears to be mr. floyd's arm there by the back of the squad car, right? >> yes. >> i would offer exhibit 1008. >> any objection? >> no objection. >> 1008 is received. >> and if i may publish. .. >> [sidebar] >> it's a good time to break for 20 minutes. we will reconvene at 3:20 p.m. >> you are still under oath. >> before the break we were going to be talking about the use of neck restraints. that is minneapolis police

that's such a pre-cursor that that mother wanted the world to see what they did to her boy. they wanted the world to see. there weren't the cameras, the video of that horror and that atrocity, and now you've got all this time later a man who called out for his mother and the world was able to see what happened to her boy, and now -- >> and for those who don't know the story of emmett till. his mother wanted them to see, literally see his body in the casket. >> she wanted everyone to see with an open casket the way in which they had diabolically tortured a 14-year-old child and the way in which that particular time in american history treated a young black child, and the atrocity of it, the anvil in his case was more than figurative. it was the idea of now the anvil and the weight of american history on black america, but idea here that the world has seen, and remember how the prosecution ended the case. you can believe your eyes. you can believe your yooifs eyes. this will tell us if america's eyes are open and if they actually do believe what happened to that mother's child

>> use the cursor, the stylist to -- >> oh sure. i forgot. all this fancy technology here. 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 officer's body worn cameras on may 25th of 2020? >> yes. >> you have seen these before? you see what appears to be mr. floyd's arm there by the back of the squad car. right? >> yes. >> so i would offer exhibit 1008. >> any objection? >> no objection. >> 1008 is received. >> if i may publish. >> come over here. >> we need you. >> we need you -- yeah. keep some distance. >> sorry. didn't mean to replay. do you hear a voice say we've got an ambulance coming? >> yes. >> oops. sorry. if we can take that down. now, policy 5-311. let's talk a little bit about 5-3 11 which is the neck restraint policy. >> counselor -- for a second? >> sure. >> good time to break for the 20-minute mid afternoon break and will reconvene around 3:20. thank you. >> hi there, everybody. a few minutes after 4:00 here in the east. it is an extraordinary day of developments in the murder tri

it says the view if you put the cursor up at the top. if you are on standard, you will see the full-screen. if you know the number, we can show them. >> let me just do it that way. >> i think slide three is your video. >> that's right. >> when you are ready for video, i will help you. >> okay. >> okay. we have slight one. good evening -- we have slide one. good evening. my name is lance. and a copy of these slides can be found on our website. slide number two should be viewing. there is a map and some data points. these trees were on the agenda from january 20th, 2021 at the removal hearing. what i am looking for in this appeal is the director's decision that -- let me scan down here. that reflects the removal hearing and settles the question of whether there is a disconnect between the trees' street address and the database location. i have a copy of the d.p.w. tree database obtained by the california public records act and i often check tree information. i compared to the google map for the removal hearing showing the trees were 2 mile

. >> can you see my cursor just out of curiosity? >> yes. we can. >> i might use that. good afternoon commissioner president matsuda. i'm richard carillo with the office of small business. i got a little enthusiastic. it's about 25 slides, but i'll try to keep it to 5 minutes. so i wanted to just start off by saying that the legacy business program is one of the programs out of the office of small business serving the needs of san francisco's small businesses, that includes our small business assistance center where we provide one on one business case management services, our online business portal and new is the san francisco music and entertainment venue recovery fund. we're administering in our office is actually i just want to take 30 seconds to say this is landing on my desk. so you do have some legacy applications coming before you hopefully six on may 19th and then we're going to be taking a two or three-month break in order to administer this grant. the quicker we review the applications, the faster we can pay these venues and the quicker we can get back to lega

what i would like to have you do while we are frozen here on this momentt' if you would take the cursor and illustrate to the jurors where officer chauvin's right knee is. >> and so, what i would like to do then, and have the video played. we will stop the video there. were you able to see when he had his right knee on mr. floyd's back? >> ryes, sir. to keep things moving i think i will deal with that previous video at a separate time and continue. that's all i have. >> [inaudible] >> we will take a moment [inaudible] [inaudible] [no audio] [inaudible] good afternoon, agent reyerson. thank you for being here. you testified that you were the primary case agent in this particular case. >> and it's fair to say that the investigation into this case was fairly extensive, correct?ye >> yes, sir. you would agree that approximately 50 agents were involved in the case in one form or another? >> yes sir. >> they were frequently paired up with agents of the federal bureau of investigation or other law enforcement agencies? you agree roughly 25, 26 fbi agents participated in your investigation? >>