>> yes. >> and after that point you can see officer layne hold the leg down, right? >> yes. >> you can see it kick up again, right? >> yes. >> can you not talk over each other? >> sorry. i have a tendency to go fast. that's what you recognized based on your 46 years of being a pulp pulmonalgist. >> yes. >> the leg was the key. >> it would be reasonable for a police officer to interpret that same behavior as resistance? >> objection, your honor, foundation of the witness to talk about what is reasonable for a police officer? >> sustained. >> you testified that the last breath of mr. floyd was at 20:25:16, right? >> correct. >> prior to that point all people who were there and monitoring him, he would have appeared to be breathing, right? >> it's just hard for me to hear. >> sorry. prior to that point -- >> yeah. >> it would be reasonable that he would appear to be breathing, right? >> yes. >> in fact you showed us a segment where you were able to count his respiratory rates? >> yes. >> then you said at 20:35:06 seconds is when the first air was pumped back air into hi

you can pull exhibit 43, which is for the record officer layne's body worn camera, and i would like you to begin explaining at time stamp 20:17:20. i'm sorry. i can't hear you. hold on. it's 47? i apologize. it's 47. >> you can leave it. so the time stamp is 20:17:20. at this point in time we see officer thao and who is next to him, the defendant, arrive, right? >> yeah, you can see the shoulder in that circle. >> i would ask that we publish that to the jury. >> i'm not trying to win. i'm not trying to win. i will get -- he know it. >> i'm claustrophobic. yes, i'm claustrophobic. >> i am going to pull -- >> can i get in the front? >> no, you are not getting in the front. >> okay, i'm not a bad guy, man. i'm not a bad guy! oh, man. >> you know -- you can take that down. sir, in assessing an individual in the totality of the circumstances that would have been apparent at the scene, were you able to detect any indication that mr. floyd was under some sort of distress? >> based on his comments and based on his actions, yes, it was a possibility. >> is that something that would have apparent

would you keep your park layne? would love to because i don't have a patio, but i am told by the city they will fix this up starting in a week, make it much nicer, and then the rumor is that they are going to make them take them down heavily next winter or sometime. >> reporter: even with all the fires, economic disasters, and covid, businesses and calistoga are cheering, hoping for a good summer. >> slap me if we complain too much because we live in paradise . >> reporter: in calistoga, don ford, kpix 5. >> to see what's open in your county, just head to kpix.com. >>> the san francisco school board , back in the spotlight . back and forth on campus names, lawsuits against board members. why some say they have lost sight of the bigger goal. >>> the biggest target get in california's road to recovery, and the new day to reopen the whole state. >>> our first top story on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. a civil rights lawsuit in a deadly police shooting. new video and the claims it did not need to happen. >>> go

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

born in west oak layne in philadelphia, barbara worked tirelessly as a lab technician for many years and had the spirit that warmed and welcomed all lucky enough to cross her path. you didn't have to know her well to see and understand how deeply she valued generosity and compassion. not a day went by when barbara did not exemplify these traits. she instilled these qualities and so much more in her family and the many lives she touched, including her son-in-law, peter. barbara and her husband of over 45 years, steven, raised two incredible daughters. family was everything to barbara. and what barbara loved most about life was being a mother and most recently a grandmother to her two grandsons, ethan and benjamin. they say that the best measure in life well lived has less to do with the number of our accomplishments but more to do with the number of lives we have touched. madam speaker, it is clear that barbara's was a life well lived and one that will be greatly missed by all. madam speaker, i rise today to recognize the tremendous work and ingenuity of a group of students at council

infrastructure is ranked 13th in the world, but our colleague chuck layne of "the washington post" did, three of the nations ahead of us on that list are singapore, hong kong, and united arab emirates, which are tiny states and hardly comparable of the ten largest countries geographically, including china and russia. the u.s. actually ranks first, so secretary, not to say that everything is fine, but why not be straight about the actual conditions here in the u.s. to the american people? >> secretary buttigieg: well, the american people already know that our infrastructure needs a lot of work. that's one of the reasons why there is such strong support for the president's american jobs plan. the american society of civil engineers, we've been getting a lot of c's and d's but you don't need an engineering report to know that driving on american roads, they are not the way they should be. our bridges need work, we've got thousands upon thousands that are in poor condition or even structurally deficient. if you go to u.s. airports and you compare them to airports and other countries, other

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