may see a lack of hope in the political agenda in the economic proposals that mr sample proposing to them no one can deny that no one can just say that this is simply about poverty because we have had similar to this and in and out the way real of you have seen really increased poverty increase actual magnetization understood at once media you've already touched on this point or sman it's not just about covert 98 it is it it's also about the coded curfew that they put in place telling people they had to be off the streets by 9 pm it's about the tax breaks to french companies like to and it's about tax breaks to the chinese the chinese government is in a hole to senegal worth $1600000000.00 and yet people are still living in poverty so the economy is doing well on the one hand but people aren't seeing the benefits of that on the other hand. yes that that is exactly as a point because many of your urbanized have population are in senegal do not see the benefits of their economy grow out of the last few years yesterday one of the protesters gave a very in account and insightful speech a

mr. floyd were made at the direction of dr. bradford lagenfeld. he ran tests, blood samples and lung samples and he obtained very important pieces of information. you will learn that later that evening mr. floyd was pronounced dead. the evidence will show then that dr. andrew baker of the hennepin county medical examiner's office conducted the only autopsy of mr. floyd and you will hear of several interviews that dr. baker had with law enforcement where he discusses the cause and manner of death and what that actually means according to what he saw present in mr. floyd's body, and some of this evidence is extremely important to the final determination of mr. floyd's cause of death. the medical findings include things such as the blood gas test that was taken that revealed that mr. floyd had an exceptionally high level of carbon dioxide. dr. baker found none of what i referred to as the telltale signs of asphyxiation, there were no bruises to mr. floyd's neck either on his skin or after peeling his skin back to the muscles beneath? there was no petechial hemorrhaging. there w

mr. floyd were made at the direction of dr. bradford. again, he took important tests. he ran blood samples and blood gas samples. he took certain very important -- obtained very important pieces of information. you will learn that later that evening mr. floyd was pronounced dead. the evidence will show then that dr. andrew baker of the hennepin county medical examiner's office conducted the only autopsy of mr. floyd. you will hear of several interviews that dr. baker had with law enforcement where he discusses the cause and manner of death and what that actually means according to what he saw present in mr. floyd's body. some of this evidence is extremely important to the final determination of mr. floyd's cause of death. medical findings include things such as the blood gas test that was taken at hcmc that revealed mr. floyd had an exceptionally high level of carbon dioxide. dr. baker found none of what are referred to as the telltale signs of asphyxiation. no bruises to mr. floyd's neck either on his skin or after peeling his skin back to the muscles beneath. there was no hemorrhaging of eyes and no evidence th

samples. very important pieces of information. you will learn later that evening mr. floyd was pronounced dead. the evidence will show doctor baker of hennepin county medical examiner's office conducted the only autopsy on mr. floyd. you will hear of several interviews that doctor baker had with law enforcement where he discusses the cause and manner of death and what that means according to what he saw president and mr. floyd's body. this is extremely important to the cause of death. the medical findings include things such as the blood gas test that was taken that reveal mr. floyd had exceptionally high level of carbon dioxide. doctor baker show none of the telltale signs of a fixation no bruises to mr. floyd's neck on his skin or after peeling his skin back to the muscles beneath. nobody keel hemorrhaging no evidence the airflow is restricted and he did not determine to be a mechanical asphyxia death. at the time mr. floyd was in the hospital several blood draw was taken analyzed where the results the toxicology screen revealed the presence of fentanyl and methamph

mr. floyd were made at the direction of the doctor. he ran test and blood samples and blood gas samples, obtained very important pieces of information. you will learn later that evening mr. floyd was pronounced dead. the evidence will show doctor baker from the medical examiner's office conducted the only autopsy mr. floyd. you will hear of several interviews that doctor baker had with law enforcement he discusses the cause and manner of death and what that actually means according to what he saw present in mr. floyd's body. some of this evidence is extremely important in the final determination of mr. floyd's cause of death. medical findings include things such as applied gas test taken that revealed mr. floyd had an exceptionally high level of carbon dioxide. doctor baker found none of the telltale signs of bruises to mr. floyd's neck, on his skin are after peeling the skin back to the muscles. no hemorrhaging. evidence mr. floyd's airflow was restricted and he did not determine to be a mechanical speaks he had death. at the time he was in the hospital a femoral

mr. kelley: last week we deployed a tiered sampling clearing process. there is a sampling population that is going to be part of our payments process. that sampling population was a one-size-fits-all between the largest loans and smallest loans. we have determined that we can make adjustments to that. that will free up resources to point towards the 30,000 loans in excess of $2 million. the machine learning tool will clear hold codes that have caused delays. we are in a position where we can modify the forgiveness process from 150,000 to 2 million because we have taken and data analytics and learning's from processing nearly 50% of the units. now we feel confident about the trendline. 80% of filers are showing no production because they are electing to use the 24 week period. those are some of the things we will deploy. sen. ernst: very good. thank you. again, sooner is always better. mr. kelly -- mr. kelley, i think you. sen. cardin: senator shaheen. sen. shaheen: we very much appreciate the enormous effort that sba has put in over the last year to hel

county efforts where efforts to save mr fluid were made and at the direction of dr bradford wankhede lung and felt again he took important tests he ran blood samples and blood gaslamp and he took certain very important team very important pieces of information and you will learn that later that evening mr ford was pronounced dead the evidence will show them that dr andrew baker of the husband county medical examiner's office conducted the only autopsy of mr ford and you will hear of several interviews that dr baker had with law enforcement where he discusses the cause and manner of death and what that actually means according to what he saw present in this to ford's body and some of this evidence is an extremely important to the final determination of mr floyd's cause of death medical findings include things such as the blood gas test that was shown taken at each c.m.c. that really revealed mr floyd had an exceptionally high level of carbon dioxide dr baker found none of what are referred to as the telltale signs of this fixation there were no bruises to mr floyd's neck either on his skin or after peeling his skin back to the muscles but. there wa

mr. floyd were made at the direction of dr. bradford. again, he took important tests. he ran blood samples and blood gas samples. ained important pieces of information. you'll learn that later that evening mr. floyd was pronounced dead. dr. andrew baker of the hennepin county medical examiner's office conducted the only autopsy of mr. floyd. you'll hear of several interviews that dr. baker had with law enforcement where he discusses the cause and manner of death and what that means according to what he saw present in mr. floyd's body. some of this evidence is extremely important to the final determination of mr. floyd's cause of death. medical findings include the blood gas test taken that revealed mr. floyd had an exceptionally high level of carbon dioxide. dr. baker found none of what are referred to as the tell-tale signs of as fixation. there was no bruises to mr. floyd's neck, either on his skin or after peeling his skin back to the muscles beneath. there was no pe teak y'all hemorrhaging. there was no evidence that mr. floyd's air flow was restrictive and he did not appear to be a positional as fix i can't

mr. floyd were made at the direction of dr. bradford longingfeld, again, he took important tests. he ran blood samples, and blood gas samples. he took certain very important pieces of information. you will learn that later that evening, mr. floyd was pronounced dead. the evidence will show, then, that dr. andrew baker of the hennepin county medical examiner's office conducted the only autopsy of mr. floyd. and you will hear of several interviews that dr. baker had with law enforcement where he discusses the cause and manner of death and what that actually means according to what he saw present in mr. floyd's body. and some of this evidence is extremely important to the final determination of mr. floyd's cause of death. the medical findings include things such as the blood gas test that was taken at hcmc that revealed mr. floyd had an exceptionally high level of carbon dioxide. dr. baker found none of what are referred to as the telltale sign of asphyxiation, there were no bruises to mr. floyd's neck, either on his skin or after peeling his skin back to the muscles beneath. there was no hemorrhaging, no evidence that mr. floyd

mr. floyd were made at the direction of bradford longenfield. again, he took important tests. he ran blood samplesles. he took certain very -- obtained very important pieces of information. and you will learn that later that evening mr. floyd was pronounced dead. the evidence will show then that dr. andrew baker of the hennepin county medical examiner's office conducted the only autopsy of mr. floyd, and you will hear of several interviews that dr. baker had with law enforcement where he discusses the cause and manner of death and what that actually means according to what he saw present in mr. floyd's body. and some of this evidence is extremely important to the final determination of mr. floyd's cause of death. the medical findings include things such as the blood gas test that was taken at hcmc that revealed mr. floyd had an exceptionally high level of carbon dioxide. dr. baker found none of what i refer to as the telltale signs of asphyxiation. there were no bruises to mr. floyd's neck, either on his skin or after peeling his skin back to the muscles beneath. there was no hemorrhaging, no evid

mr. floyd were made at the direction of dr. bradford longenfelt. again, he took important tests, he ran blood samples and blood gas samples. rtain very important -- obtained very important pieces of information, and you will learn that later that evening mr. floyd was pronounced dead. the evidence will show then that dr. andrew baker of the hennepin county medical examiner's office conducted the only autopsy of mr. floyd, and you will hear of several interviews that dr. baker had with law enforcement where he discusses the cause and manner of death and what that actually means according to what he saw presenl determination of mr. floyd's cause of death. the medical findings include things such as the blood gas test that was taken at hcmc that revealed mr. floyd had an exceptionally high level of carbon dioxide. dr. baker found none of what are referred to as the telltale signs of asphyxiation. there were no bruises to mr. floyd's neck, either on his skin or after peeling his skin back to the muscles beneath. there was no petechial hemorrhaging. there was no evidence thatmr. floyd's air flow was restricted, and he did not de

mr. starbuck's dna on it. >> reporter: and more unidentified dna found on chanin's neck, where she was strangled. >> fair to say going back to the term match, that there was another contributor on the sampleeporter: whose dna was that, the defense asked? no one knows. but the presence of male starbuck dna at the crime scene was no mystery at all. not only had clay lived in that house but the dna could have been transferred from children going back and forth between parents as marshall explains. only his audio could be shown not his face. >> do you ever share clothes with austin now? >> yes. if all my shirts are dirty or something i'll borrow one of his shirts. and i use also blake's old sweatshirt. >> reporter: the matter of the alibi. neighbors in the area where clay starbuck claimed his car broke down testified that they did see a car matching that description parked by the side of the road. >> i came up early in the morning to smoke a cigarette outside. i had seen it parked up the street. >> reporter: austin told the court that the jury should not be suspicious about clay's phone being off that day. >> why would he have it off? >> so he wouldn't be interrupted when he was sleeping beca