lane. and then where the line is blue indicates the locations that already have a part-time transit lane and we're not proposing any changes to the hours. overall through this proposal we have tried to make the hours of the transit lanes that are part time more consistent. as you move block to block through nob's hill and chinatown, sometimes it may be 3:30 to 7:00 on one block and 4:00 to 7:00 on the next and so we tried to clean it up as much as possible as well as responding to different conditions in different parts of the corridor. and the key benefits and impacts of this proposal -- we are trying to maintain as much of the travel time savings that one california experienced during shelter in place. if we're able to do so, we should be able to reduce crowding and minimize the pass-ups as well as maintain the travel time and reliability. because we're creating the transit lane by either repurposing a parking lane or a general purpose travel lane, there are some potential impacts. in ter

. >> and thomas lane? >> yes. >> how you would describe your relationship with thomas lane?at -- he was also the mid watch shift but thomas lane did do a rotation when they were new on my shift and i believe he was on my shift for about a month when he was -- i think it was probably his second month on the job. >> did you ever interact with him outside of the work setting? >> no. >> and alexander king? >> him as well. same relation. he 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 yo

are just king and lane? >> at that time i believe it was myself and king and lane but i had other officers from my shift respond to the area because a new be probably would have to lockdown the area. schleicher: you asked the other officers to arrive. >> yes. schleicher: that was not arranged before? >> now. i asked for additional officers. schleicher: that was for the specific purpose to keep the area secure. >> yes or - - yes sir. schleicher: at some point did you realize this was a critical incident quick. >> later on in the night, yes. schleicher: you are taking steps before that as if it were. >> yes sir. schleicher: at this point did you really know anything of what had happened that caused you to be called out there specifically? >> no. i had no specifics at that point. very little specifics. i was waiting for more phone calls from sergeant pleoger for more direction of what was going on. schleicher: you didn't know the defendant was involved at that point. >> correct. schleicher: unit brief interacti

. >> and thomas lane? >> yes. >> how do you describe your relationship with thomas lane?ys on the mid-watch shift, but he did a rotation when they were new on my shift and i believe he was on my shift for about a month for what was probably his second month on the job. >> have you ever interacted with him outside of the work setting? >> no. >> how about alexander king? >> the same, 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

officer kueng, officer lane and officer chauvin struggled. fought. mr floyd. from 18 a.m. until 8:19am and 12 seconds, about one minute, a little over a minute. it doesn't really seem like it is that long of a time but again, an amount of physical exertion, remember how sergeantjody stiger described this. sergeant jody stiger described this. when sergeantjody stiger described this. when the apparent attempts to get him into custody were refutable, i wrote his quote down, "the futility of their efforts became apparent." they weren't able to get him into the car. three minneapolis police officers were not able to get mr floyd into the car. they themselves are experiencing that surge of adrenaline, reasonable police officer would be experiencing that surge of adrenaline. and again, balancing all of the evidence against each other, let's look at three different angles of the struggle. this is officer kueng's body camera. shouting. , ., bodycamera. suourme. , a, n bodycamera. suourme. , ., [mm shouting. get in the squad! i can't breathe. shouting. get in

>> yes. >> was your attention focused on what officers kueng and lane were doing? >> i was more focused on the vehicle and the two passengers. >> at some point did you observe another squad car arrived? can you arrive that interaction that you had with those officers? to 330.s squad they arrived parked in front of the suv and i directed them towards 320 which they were in front of by cup foods. >> did you know either of the officers in squad 320? >> 330, sorry, not 320. >> no relationship. >> and you never met officer chauvin prior to that? >> no. >> what happened>> next? >> we went across the street and again my main focus is the car and the two individuals. >> as they were across the street did you notice any changes. >> there was a crowd and it wass becoming more loud and aggressive. >> did a that cause you any concern? >> concern for the officer safety. >> did you go over to try to help them? >> no becausern i was watching e individuals. >> did you know whether the car had been searched at all by officers? >> at that time, no. >> were you concerned about that?

bus and car pool lane. this is also considered by mta a muni equity strategy because it does express the services the 14x in that it would close a reliability. also public transfer services and they would also take advantage of these lanes. so this is really a multi-model study that's trying to advance the set of options to environmental and then in our first stage this work that we're looking at this contract would just be the traffic engineering and some of the environmental planning for that first phase narrowing down a subset going environmental. this is again something that would be coming back to you after we're completed in our outreach and technical work. i should also mention that the equity analysis and the equity study that goes with this work is also already advancing. it's not in this contract but it's funded by the t.a.'s allocation and is not w.m.h.'s role but another consultant who's using us by income by neighborhood as well as engaging deep we with the neighborhood about what it is they pr

>> yes. >> so then you observed as the officers lane and kueng walked mr. floyd over to their squad car. correct? >> yes. >> and that's when you decided to move your squad car over to that area? >> yes. >> and your intent was to help those two officers with what they were doing? >> yes. >> but as soon as you got out, they asked you to watch the scene by the dragon walk with the two passengers? >> yes. >> and you did that. you then walked back over to that location? >> yes. >> and once you walked back over there, you really couldn't see what was going on with officers lane and kueng and mr. floyd in front of the cub foods? >> i believe at that time floyd was still against the car. i believe during that time, yes. >> so against the driver's side of their squad car? >> i believe so, yes. >> but once you walked over to the far side of the road, over by the dragon walk, you could no longer see what was going on with mr. floyd? >> yeah. yes. >> you indicated that the crowd was getting louder and more aggressive. correct? >> yes. >> and you knew that there were no

officers king or lane prior to this incident? >> no. >> now, were you asked to do something at that point? >> once out of my car, officer king asked me to identify floyd in our system. i just want back to my squad car and identified floyd. >> all right. and what happened next, sir? >> once i was in my car, identifying floyd, officer lane and king were assisting floyd in front of their car which was in front of cup foods. >> that would be squad 320, correct? >> i believe so, yes. >> can you describe where squad 320 was parked and where you were parked? >> 320 was parked at the front of cup foods, in the northbound lane, facing southbound. and then i was basically across the street on 38th, i believe my -- the front of my squad car was facing east on 38th towards [ inaudible ]. >> did you then move your squad car? >> yes, once i identified floyd, because i observed also lane and king assisting floyd to their squad car, i looped my squad car around and parked in front of their squad car. >> so your cars were sort of nose to nose? >>

officers kueng and lane arrive at the cup foods at 8:08:20. so now we see police officers are responding, they're on scene atle -- at 8:08. both jenna scurry and peter chang describe that during the course of the interaction between the initial interaction between officers kueng and lane and mr. floyd through dispatch they heard what sounded like the sounds of a struggle. jenna scurry described she's trained to listen, she heard these sounds of a struggle and she aired out on her own, other officers need to respond code 3 to assist officers kueng and lane. a reasonable police officer is going, emergent to a scene, gets cancelled from the scene, he's now being told that other officers need assistance and step it up. get there fast. you can see based on the records that at 8:10:08, backed up 320 with 330. now 330 is officer chauvin and thao backing up officers kueng and lane and you can see peter chang respond at 8:10:21. you hear 320 taking one out. they're removing someone from the vehicle at 8:11:02. the scene is ultimately c 4, code 4. all c

officers king and lane arrive at the cup foods at 8:08:20. now we see police officers are responding. they are on scene at 8:08. both jenna and peter describe that during the course of the interaction between the initial interaction between officers king and lane and mr. floyd, through dispatch, they heard what sounded like the sounds of a struggle. jenna described she's trained to listen. she heard the sounds of a struggle. she aired out on her own other officers need to respond, code 3 to assist officers king and lane. a reasonable police officer is going emergent to a scene. he gets cancelled from the scene. he is now being told that other officers need assistance and step it up. get there fast. so you can see, again, based on the records, that at 8:10:08, backed up 320 with 330. now 330 is officers chauvin and tao. they are backing up officers king and lane. you can see peter chang respond at 8:10:21. you hear 320 taking one out. that means they are removing someone from the vehicle at 8:11:02. the scene is ultimately c4, code 4, all clea

so people are able to get by in that one lane but this could prove to be a problem. it's already been there for almost two hours, hour and a half now and so right now, your ultimates north you take the richmond bridge and south take the san mateo bridge to hayward. we'll monitor the activities, b.a.r.t. will start ramping back to you. >> thank you. >>> a violent c triggering outrage by some this morning.upset because he says police went too far especially because his son has autism. >> a warning here, the video is disturbing. "today in the bay's" cheryl hurd is in vacaville with the details. >> i told people, i'm pro police but i'm not pro abuse. there's a very fine line when it comes to that. >> reporter: that's why adam is so upset about the encounter his 17-year-old son preston had with vacaville police. >> he was just standing there with his scooter when the police showed up. >> reporter: you can see him following police instruction when told to sit down. when the officer tried to cuff him, he tried to run away. >> for a child with autism who doesn't like to be t

that's as you head out -- there are lanes, three right lanes until further notice. they are hoping to have it opened up by five. things are still closed. this is due to a fatal incident that happened overnight. you will want to stick with 280 or el camino. moving at the limit with no issues. this is northbound 101 as you go in -- near the off camp. we have delays on the pass. ly have more on that in the next report. let's go to lynn. he has more details. >>> we are learning it all started just before 11 when chp officers were doing a dui test. while they took the person into custody the suspect took off running into the northbound lanes and that's when the person was hit by a sheriff's office vehicle and died there at the scene. investigators have been out there all morning long. >>> developing this morning the investigation into a house fire continues this morning. this was in oakland late last night. the fire broke out at around 11:00 p.m. on the 800 block of 20th street. it was burning out of control. this video from citizen app showing that house on fire. up to

lanes shut down for a traffic alert. it took time for that to clear. >> it all started just before 11 when chp officers say they were doing a dui test while they were taking a man into custody they say he took off running in to the northbound lanes. that's when he was hit by a san mateo county sheriff's office patrol vehicle many he died at the scene. that man's name has not been released. we will bring you more information when we get it. >>> big steps made on the road to recovery. the bay area waking up in the orange tie, except for solano. napa, sonoma and contra costa the latest to get the green light. emily is live from downtown walnut creek where it'll soon be much busier. >> yeah. not just much busier in but busy erin side. he there will be a higher capacity. the tents won't be as packed though i can tell you with the spring weather we have had its been nice to be outside. businesses will hopefully recoup some of the losses. it has been tough. napa, contra costa. those are all moving in to the orange tier. that me

they've got lanes blocked. i got an update from chp.s is just pass you get on the lower deck of the bay bridge. this is due to police activity. we don't have a lot of activity. we're seeing a bit of a backup. speeds dipping down to 24 miles in some spots, lower where you see the red portion. give yourself a few extra minutes. you'll need an extra ten minutes into -- out of the city. on the flip side we're doing okay if you're heading into san francisco. len? >> gianna, thank you. >>> today a federal advisory committee may lift the always on the johnson & johnson vaccine. it comes a week after the vaccine was halted because of rare blood clots. >> the number was still exceedingly rare. >> i think too many people may be scared off by taking the vaccine. they shouldn't be but perception is everything when this comes to vaccines. >> bringing the johnson & johnson vaccine back into circulation means 10 million additional doses. >>> yale launched a study to see if the vaccine alleviate symptoms in covid long haulers. >>> fans will get lap cha

wealth king every lane in the photo correct yes all right. is this where you had he national interaction with them where you asked them to get out of the good security that is and they complied with what they did did you see anyone including not take anything out of the vehicle no. was the vehicle running or had it been stopped it was running. what did you do since it was running. i told them to get out of the car. they got out of it did you at any point stop the vehicle for. that wasn't until. the b.c. a shoulder and we have those special agent mike phil. told me that they're going to take custody of the squad in mr floyd's vehicle we noticed the vehicle we know squatter i'm sorry was still running so instructing you to power down. you'd also mention something about a canvas did you at some point instruct officers to do a canvas of your ear for possible witnesses. explain that yes. what you know since you didn't know much about what happened what were you asking officers to look for. you know anybody that may have been in the area at the tim

they just that one lane open right now we're looking at 2 lanes.y have currently open as people are try to take that commute. we've been tracking that since the early morning hours, you lee shows us traffic slowly moving. i was able to talk to they tell me or not seen any major delays on the westbound side, as you can see, we are seeing some delays there on the eastbound side, they've been able to open up an additional lane for people to try to get through. right now. they don't have an mta on how long this is going to last for. let's show you the graphic and just how much this is backed up. so this is the area that's backed up. this is about 6 or 7 street right there in san francisco. if you're just tuning in it's right near bryant street and sterling street that on ramp 2 lanes now open on that lower deck. we're going to look at the westbound side of the bridge, though, as you're heading into the city. this is kind of a traffic looks like. so we haven't seen any major delays on this side of the bridge about 9 minutes to make it to that fremont st

this-- all right." >> lane: no.e wasn't any real rehearsal. it was a first performance. ( laughs ) >> wertheim: to-- to the-- >> lane: now, if you catch me tomorrow night... ( laughs ) you want to come by the house, i'll try it again. ♪ ♪ ♪ p dancing ) >> wertheim: in her lost year, ayodele casel, like so many artists, has been thinking about not just how to bounce back, but about how to lunge forward. >> casel: i would like to see what gets presented from here on in to reflect what artists look like out in the world. that there are more black people and more latino people and more asian people being represented. creatively. not just on stage, but just everywhere around and behind and in front and in back. just all over. (♪ "under pressure" ♪) >> wertheim: anthony roth costanzo has used this quiet period to make an album, a style mash-up with cabaret singer justin vivian bond, and it's also got him thinking he may not want to go back to the way things were. >> roth costanzo: we've decimated the arts. and we have an

police activity blocks your right lanes. two left lanes get by.hat's eastbound out of san francisco, into the city, the bay bridge toll plaza, well that's an easy lightmorning, a successful launch for spacex and its falcon 9 rocket. >> three, two, one, zero. ignition and liftoff. godspeed. >> so cool, just before 3:00 a.m. our time, fourat naughts from three nations lifted off from the kennedy space center in florida, headed to the international space station. jay gray is live this morning just a couple of miles from that launch pad and jay, elon musk's space company is making some history today. >> reporter: yes, they are, cierra, laura, great to talk to you this morning. and amazing to see the power of that jacket cutting through the night sky here. it was a beautiful sight, one that mission managers went off perfectly here and you're right, on recycled parts, if you will. it's kind of the plan for spacex to launch, land, and relaunch and that's what they've done using the same rocket and the same capsule that they used in previous missions. now

the bike lanes, the pedestrian spaces. the garbage cans -- we were here right before the pandemic to launch some of the big bellies that are here. everything that second street looks like is reflective of our potential when we make our city for people. and so with that, i want to introduce one of the key partners in this project who has helped to fund it and helped to support it, and that's tilly chang from the transportation authority. [applause] >> thank you, supervisor, and good morning, mayor breed, supervisor, and all community members. i want to add my congratulations to the whole community and also to the departments, city departments who collaborated to deliver this multibenefit project. we're so proud to have contributed $13 million of sales tax as well as federal and regional funds to this project. it's about half of the project budget, and for that, we really need to thank the voters. thank you, voters for approving these transportation funding americas. this is the seed money that gets our money ready to compet

the bike lanes, the pedestrian spaces. the garbage cans -- we were here right before the pandemic to launch some of the big bellies that are here. everything that second street looks like is reflective of our potential when we make our city for people. and so with that, i want to introduce one of the key partners in this project who has helped to fund it and helped to support it, and that's tilly chang from the transportation authority. [applause] >> thank you, supervisor, and good morning, mayor breed, supervisor, and all community members. i want to add my congratulations to the whole community and also to the departments, city departments who collaborated to deliver this multibenefit project. we're so proud to have contributed $13 million of sales tax as well as federal and regional funds to this project. it's about half of the project budget, and for that, we really need to thank the voters. thank you, voters for approving these transportation funding americas. this is the seed money that gets our money ready to compet

now we'll begin with harriet lane. who was white house hostess and niece of president james buchanan when lane moved into the white house in 1857, she became very popular because she was young vivacious and witty and she was also interested in the arts and began collecting art while living in the white house. after buchanan's administration harriet lane became a well-known philanthropist in washington dc and she also traveled europe dedicating time and energy to an art collection upon her death in 1903 harriet lane willed her entire collection of art toward the creation of a national gallery of art. now at the time no institution existed, so it fell under the control of the smithsonian institution. lanes collection of paintings sculptures and buchanan artifacts from her time in the white house became the foundation and the impetus for the creation of the smithsonian american art museum located in washington dc today next slide. now the smithsonian lovingly refers to harriet lane as the first lady of the national collec

they have two left lanes open leaving the right lanes closed.t's friday morning so it's not having a huge impact until you approach that area getting on to the bridge. speed is down to six miles per hour. the upper deck of the bridge is starting to get busy. we're seeing things get crowded on the westbound side into the city but no delays at the toll plaza and no metering lights. checking altamont, getting busy. >>> this morning demand for vaccinations in california is decreasing mirroring a national trend which has health experts worried. last week 360,000 doses were administered, an 8% drop from mid-april when it peaked at 391,000. multiple counties have reported a number of unfilled appointment the which can be partially explained by growing supply. >>> new this morning, covid hospitalizations among older americans have plunged. deaths have tumbled as well. they have declined more than 50% since their peak in jane two thirds of american citizens are vaccinated. more than 80% of all seniors have gotten at least one shot compared to 50% of all

three lanes are blocked. chp was conducting a traffic stop when they were taking the driver into custody. he fled into foot and was struck by a sheriff's vehicle. that is causing a big problem here with delays and those three lanes will be blocked at least until five. we are seeing a back up as you work through there. we will let you know when it all clears. use 280. there are no brake lights or issues along 280. this is northbound 1o 1. three right lanes are blocked. we will have a look at the rest of the bay area in just a few minutes. >>> happening today the bay area is going to be in the orange tier. the latest to get the green light to ea seconds restrictions. in dabville restaurants are rushing to get ready. the orange will let them increase capacity for indoor dining to 50%. >> just going to invite a lot more people out to enjoy themselves. just going to give the business an opportunity to give those guests a chance to have an experience out that they haven't had in a long time. going to make a lot of

so only for that limited purpose regarding officer lane. >> thank you. i'm going to show you, this has been premarked as and 1053. does this appear to be the training materials the minneapolis police department provides for officers of cadets in the academy? >> it does. >> and just skipping through, does this appear to be an accurate copy of that? >> it does appear to be so. >> i'll just scan through fast. pretty much the entirety of that training? >> it looks like it, yes. >> okay. and can you just describe for the jury generally what excited delirium is as you train it? >> certainly. it's a condition that's a combination of a variety of different medical issues that are happening at the same time. this could be something like psychosis -- i'm sorry. agitated -- agitated delirium. it could be a pressurized speech, incoherent speech, superhuman strength, hypothermia. they could all be present. >> and does the minneapolis police department train cadets, what kind of things cause excited delirium? >> in a general sense, yes. it's a combination of preexisti

>> what officer lane said? >> yes. >> so you heard him say at least one occasion "he's passing out," correct? >> yes. >> would you accept my representation that would have occurred around this time during this clip? >> yes. >> all right. and other people, bystanders are saying the same thing. correct? >> i heard mostly the one gentleman was saying about being a bum and not resisting arrest and things like that. >> that the defendant was being a bum and that mr. floyd was not resisting arrest. correct? >> yes. >> you just saw the video. you saw mr. floyd, what he was doing at that time. at that time, would you agree -- and i'll tell you donald williams is the name of the person. would you agree with donald williams that mr. floyd was not resisting arrest at that moment? >> yes. >> and mr. floyd doesn't appear to be conscious at the end of this clip, does he? >> i can't tell. >> and you certainly are not as close to him as the defendant was in that moment. correct? >> correct. >> he's not talking. correct? >> yes

officers king and lane arrive at the comfort foods at 8 o 8 and 20 seconds. so now we see police officers are responding on scene at 8 o 8. both jenna scurry and peter chang describe that during the course of the interaction between the initial interaction between officers king in lane and mr floyd through dispatch they heard what sounded like the sounds of a struggle gena story described she's trained to listen she heard the sounds of a scrap of a struggle and she appeared out on how long other officers need to respond code 3 to assist officer king and like. it's a reasonable police officer he's going emergent to a scene he gets cancelled from the scene he's now being told that other officers need assistance and step it up get there fast. so you can see again based on the records that at 810082010 away it. backed up 320 with 330 right so now 330 as officers show over an entire they're backing up officer king in line and you can see peter chang respond at 810 and 21 sockets. you hear 320 taking one out so they're removed i mean they're removing someone from t

>> it is officer lane. >> and this? >> officer kueng. >> could you tell the jury what, if any, interaction had with offices kueng and lane when you arrived? >> when i arrived there i was met by officer kueng first. firstnet did was i told and hey, if you body-worn cameras not on turn on now. he did. officer lane came up to the car several seconds afterwards. told the same thing to have any activated his body-worn camera. >> so lane was initially sitting in the car? >> yes, sir. >> did you know what car? >> his squad car. the one that is pictured right there. >> is that 320? >> sure. >> is that squad car assigned to the sector within the third precinct? >> yes, that's the middle watch squad. >> after you instructed both officers to activate or make sure the body-worn camera was activated did you tell them anything else they needed to do? >> yes, i asked them where they had interaction with mr. floyd. they told me that they interacted with him on the sidewalk there by their squad car. they also told me they interacted wit

it's a big rig stuck in the number 2 lane. we will see how long it takes to get that out of the roadway. your travel time, 43 minutes. the rest of our major freeways are in the green. westbound 80 all clear. highway 4 to the maze. only a 14 minute commute. if you are taking highway 4, no troubles westbound out of antioch, all the way toward the east shore freeway. only 26 minutes. it's 5:18. time to check the forecast. it's a little breezy today and cooler temperatures. >>> tracking the winds for you as the dry cold front pushes across the bay area. kicking up the winds for us. our amazing morning producer katelyn was saying that the winds are really strong in concord and actually gusts in concord up to about 36 miles an hour. no doubt are you feeling the winds if you step outside. here we go a live look with the sales force tower camera as we look north. around the by bay and you can see the temperatures in the 40's and 50's as we start off tuesday. 51 concord, 49 livermore. san francisco in san jose and mid-40s's for santa r

lane. mr. lane said that to the defendant in the prior clip that we watched he isn't breathing. >> i heard he's passed out, i didn't hear the not breathing part. >> did you hear at some point in your review officer say he couldn't find a pulse? >> yes. >> all of this would have been known to a reasonable officer in the defendant's position, correct? and that position is and was and remains as we see here at this moment at this time in this clip on top of mr. floyd in the street, isn't that right? >> yes. >> i have nothing further. >> you were asked a lot of questions on -- if we could take this down. you were asked a lot of questions on cross-examination about the prone control position. do you recall that? >> yes. >> do use -- can you describe what you mean, what is the placement of the needy relevant to the back, neck and shoulders et cetera? >> ideally 45 degrees in between the neck and shoulder blade. >> 45 degrees coming in from the side and going down towards the lower body. >> and where

chauvin took this training so for that purpose regarding officer lane. a. >> to show you this has been marked as exhibit 1053. does this appear to be the training materials the minneapolis police department provides for officers and cadets in the academy? >> it does. >> skipping through, does this appear to be and accurate copy? >> it appears to be so. >> i will now just kind of skim through fast. >> pretty much the entirety of the training? >> it looks likeke it, yes. fornd can you just describe the jury what excited delirium? is? >> certainly. it's a condition that is a combination of a variety of different medical issues happening at the same time it could be like psychosis -- i'm sorry. agitated delirium, pressurized speech, incoherent speech, superhuman strength, hypothermia. >> does the minneapolis police department to train cadets what kind of things because excited delirium? >> in the general sense it is the combination ofli pre-existig that could lead cardiovascular disease and also with drug use mental health diagnosis. >> okay. in terms of the

officers keung in lane arrive at cup foods 808, 20 seconds. so no we see the police officers are responding and on see that 808. both miscarried and peter chang describe that during the course of the interaction between the initial interaction between officers keung and lane through dispatch they heard what sounded like the sounds of a struggle. she is trained to listen she heard the sound of a struggle and on her own she said other officers need to respond code three to assist officers keung and elaine. a reasonable police officer and emergent to a scene is canceled from the scene, no being told other officers need assistance and step it up. get there fast. so you can see again, based on the records, that 810, zero eight. backup 320. no 330 is officer chauvin and thao. backing up officer keung and lane and peter chang responds at 810, 21 seconds. you hear 320 taking one out that means removing someone from the vehicle at 811, zero two. ultimately called for. all clear at 2012, 21. literally this demonstrates a couple of things. how quickly a

. 216% more likely to have an incident in a live lane-— in a live lane.ur husband was killed in - in a live lane. ok, claire, your husband was killed in an i in a live lane. ok, claire, your. husband was killed in an accident in a live lane. ok, claire, your- husband was killed in an accident on the hard childrenjune of 2019, think of her much indeed forjoining us. that is that the jury in the murder trial of derek sharp and who's been on trial for the trial of derek sharp and who's been on trialfor the murder of trial of derek sharp and who's been on trial for the murder of george floyd has reached a verdict. we don't know —— chauvin. but we were told that when the jury did reach a verdict we would be given an hour or two hours notice before the verdict was read out in court. just to warn you, just to alert you to the fact that the jury has reached a verdict in the murder trial of derek chauvin. the city of minneapolis very much in a state of security lockdown at the moment. america breaks, the whole country braised and fort it there's verdict in this fo

we had two lanes open.ee lanes blocked, by a deadly crash, police activity over there near broadway, north 101, just before sfo. there's much more slowing that started over the last ten minutes. over the last three minutes seeing things start to move a little bit better. we may have lanes starting to clear but no update on chp. over here looking at a smooth drive getting to the city from the east bay and from the north bay, so those two avenues are great and along the peninsula, 280 is a great alternate, very clear 101 still has that problem again into burlingame. >>> new details in the crises at the southern border, another large southern california convention center getting the green light to temporary house unaccompanied migrant children. long beach leaders unanimously approving an emergency plan like the one recently adopted in san diego to allow up to 1,000 minors to receive food and temporary shelter at the long beach convention center in a federally-funded effort. the mayor of long beach believes mos

officer king and lane escorted mr. floyd and the evidence will show as they escort him to the squad car one citizen charles nick million walks alongside and he was encouraging mr. floyd to cooperate in the car you cannot win. the evidence will show that mr. floyd and the officers began to struggle as they attempted to get him in the squad car. you will learn officers derek chauvin and officer thao arrived to assist officers king and lane at almost 8:17 p.m. upon their arrival the first thing officer chauvin seizes officers king and lane struggling with mr. floyd mr. chauvin asks is he under arrest? yes. then officer chauvin began to assist them in their efforts to get him into the squad car. you will see three minneapolis police officers could not overcome the strength of mr. floyd. mr. chauvin stands 5-foot 9 inches 140 pounds. mr. floyd 6-foot 3 inches 230 pounds. he will learn because of this intersection at 38 then chicago a high crime area the city installs the milestone video system a camera that sits high on a p

this is lane and kueng speaking and mr. chauvin standing there not making any corrections or additions. and so obviously again a very real hearsay problem, and not aware of any hearsay exceptions that would allow those statements by the non-testifies to come in. also to the extent, your honor, that it is admitted we would argue that it's an adopted omission so we want to be clear about that on the record but there is an obvious hearsay problem there. it's essentially this court has seen this and its service as a judge that it is simply trying to get in self-serving hearsay, a defense without having to testify. it's very clearly what is being tempted here and what's not permitted is to do that through hearsay. so we think that is irrelevant as well. and prohibited by the hearsay rule. >> let me ask you, on the 2045 video, that discussion is primarily about what happened with mr. floyd, the use of force, is that correct? >> correct. >> is there anything beyond that really in that 2045 -- or mr. nelson, is there anything on th

officer on the driver's side an officer on the passenger side lane orders floyd to put his hands on the steering wheel he does that's not resistance that's compliance lane orders floyd to get out of the car he does that's not resistance that's compliance they order him in one handcuffed he is handcuffed that's not resistance that's compliance on the handcuffs you recall the testimony they weren't properly double locked and so they continued to ratchet they're not on correctly they're on too tight throughout and you listen to the video surveillance video as you can hear the sound of those handcuffs ratcheting tighter and tighter mr floyd is trying to explain to the police that his wrists hurt. in previous. days his wrists hurt no one listens to him but he continues they tell him to go over to the dragon walk over the dragon walk that's not resistance that's compliance they ask him to sit down he sits down not resistance compliance not trying to escape not trying to evade arrest not trying to assault anybody shoot anybody stab anybody punch anybody no compliance sits down on the ground th

there at 2 lanes open. now the latest update is there's an accident right there eastbound 80 at that treasure island exit. we're going to keep continuing to follow that, but also get a look as you're traveling westbound heading into the city from the east bay under 12 minutes to that fremont street exit. so we haven't seen in major delays on the upper deck here due to that traffic collision. a lot of people decided to take the san mateo bridge because of all of that going on 15 minutes as you're heading across towards the peninsula, not tracking any major delays as a result of that. the richmond sandra fell commute at the limit here, although we are starting to pick up just 8 minutes. they're looking at things down south along 1, 1, to 80 all look great right now. we'll keep a close eye on everything that's going on at the bay bridge before now. eric, i'll send it over to you. thanks to rain. and good morning. we're still seeing foggy conditions throughout the bay but light as i mentioned, that will increas

that traffic letter is there for police activity, all lanes but the left lane are closed.it's started to back up as you head on to 280. on the flip side if you're commuting into san francisco, which is where we seat bulk of the volume, it's friday light heading into the city. not too bad on the altamont pass. there is a trouble spot on the eastbound side of 580 right after vascar road. checking the travel times, everything in the green so. if you're getting ready to head out the door, westbound 582 to 680 will only take you 26 minutes. highway 4 about a 13 minutes commune and 101, knob sfo, a 37- minute ride. so far so good in both directions. len and michelle. >>> delayed by two months, the 93rd academy awards will be less crowded. we take a look at hop stands to take home the biggest honors. >> reporter: it's hollywood's biggest night but this year the show will look different. >> i know there will be a passion plea and love letter to pandemic protocols. the ceremony will be held there multiple locations including the dolby theater. the show will reportedly have fe igges

she took her bike from this area, walked across this lane, and then entered this lane.his lane, even though the pedestrian is here. it should have swerved. it had time and place to swerve, but it didn't. so before she made it to the sidewalk, it impacted her. i absolutely would have seen elaine as she started to cross the road, and i would have absolutely braked for her. most reasonable drivers would have. in fact, any driver who was paying attention would have not hit elaine herzberg. in order to entice uber and other companies into arizona, governor ducey had relaxed regulations, which meant companies faced no requirement to disclose anything about their programmes, including crashes. basically, the governor invited uber in. that was one problem. they were operating here without any real transparency, in terms of what they were actually doing, when the vehicles were in autonomous mode, what their criteria were for it. and then... so, the vehicles were doing anything they wanted and uber had free reign. tempe police called the crash "entirely avoidable", after investig

they're moving out of the number two lanes from one of the right lanes to the right shoulder. hopefully things will get better. certainly slow from at least before the 280, 680 connector north to mckee where the crash is. if you want to use 87, guadelupe parkway, no delays there. it's a busy ride for super commuters out of tracy into altamont pass, brake lights into the altamont pass, slow through the livermore valley area. the bay bridge is starting to get a little bit busy at the toll plaza. >> thank you. >>> the second week of the derek chauvin murder trial begins within the next few minutes in minneapolis. the former officer is accused of killing george floyd in may last year. 19 people testified last week. that included several who witnessed floyd's death and broke down in tears on the stand as they described attempts to intervene. friday a veteran officer said kneeling on a suspect's neck as chauvin did for nine minutes is "just uncalled for." the jury will be returning 45 minutes from now. today will include the city police chief who has criticized chauvin's actions in

>> yes. >> and he was listening as officer king and lane -- what just happened?> yes. >> in your experience as a police officer, when his supervisors use of force, strike that. when one group of officers goes to the scene and the second shows up to assist who is the arresting officers of the original officer or the assisting officer? >> it should be the original officer. >> so when you're reviewing the circumstance, would it be your policy to talk to the arresting officers or the assisting officer? >> to find out what happened? >> i guess i wouldn't care one way or the other. just so they tell me the story. >> if one officers as possible you would go to that officer, right? >> right. >> and if there are two officers you would ask them both? >> correct. >> all of the officers are standing around and talking about it -- that's what you would do initially. >> correct. >> you are discussing again and this particular incident you are asked when you arrived on the scene, he kind of gave some direction to these officers, right? >> yes. >> and at the point that you arriv