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come back to you later on daybreak correspondent reporting today on day 5 of the show the trial debbie hines with us also a trial lawyer form. baltimore city prosecutor joining us on skype from baltimore maryland thank you for your time and you've been listening along to all of that. i'll just say it again if your name is on a person's name it can killed him coming from a serving lieutenant someone who was on the scene at the time this is a very big moment. actually it is an excellent moment for the prosecution and they've been putting forth a very methodical child they had the emotional testimony and that is something that will appeal to people who you know who are emotional about what happens that there are so jurors a need to know what is the standard of care we know what the facts were what is the standard of care that the police officer was obligated to do and that is something that the other witnesses he had testified to so this lieutenant is everything for the prosecution up to this time because he is one of the oldest ours are as one of the 4 so there is respect right there and he ju

well debbie hines is a legal analyst and former prosecutor from the city of baltimore she joins us now from washington can i ask about some of your initial thoughts on what we had today . police chief but daria. delivered some powerful testimony and while confirming certainly saying that the actions of an violated his police department's policy. so it was very interesting to have the police chief testify because of what was heard earlier it's very rare that a police chief will testify against officers in his own department and what he did was he actually bolstered what lieutenant zimmerman had testified to earlier not once d.n.a. and that was the only reasonable use of force in the midst of kuwait but i think that what the chief did is he painted the picture of what the police force should be about and that's what this case is about what should be done that would often happens and so he stated that the police are poseurs they have a duty of care to the suspect that they are breath and that duty is to printer where aid is necessary so it was also a broken there were showing didn't even