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after the look is device is that before we actually find that me did you notice injuries on mr clay as you were. working on him. really examining about the time for injuries but. i noticed some blood near his mouth. where there were those your primary concern. and why is that. you just. look like a minor in injury and it's not really concerned and worried about substituting at that point he did have a heart beat yes ok. so now in this picture in 63. which one of these individuals are you is. the one your. patient ok so what are you doing there. placing an. airway device. and what is an area where when you face and what is it do you. place on their mouth that goes near the opening to their trachea. means you can use that. to breathe form. generally from. and why is that important to. what your doing. it's a part of securing their way to make sure. we're clear before vomit or anything doesn't end up in their lungs and also deliver oxygen and. ventilate affectively and that's why i said that you're doing this because he's not breathing yes. meaning no risk restorations are happening for h

you would agree there are no abrasions or bruising described in the autopsy in the neck area of mr. clay? >> correct. >> no leading into the muscles in his back? >> correct. >> you would agree the need his appointee for protuberant part of the body. >> i guess so, kind of flat on top. >> when we talk about the shin, fishing, itself, there's not a lot in theki skin or shinbone. >> correct. >> triangular shape.ar >> yes. >> again, along with the flights back there is no long bruise consistent with a shinbone. >> that's right. >> there's no more circular bruise consistent the kneecap? you reviewed obviously a lot of strangulationwe cases in your career? >> yeses. >> the strangulation of the hand?la >> and ligature. >> like a phone cord or something? >> exactly. >> in the manual regulation cases, the pressure exerted and that will frequently leave bruises? fingerprint size bruises? >> frequently but not always. >> ultimately, what increases the likelihood of seeing a bruce, the amount of force applied? >> i don't know what all the factors are, whether the fragility of the muscles, length of

clay may have described her best. he said to her one day, everybody loves mrs. madison, and she replied, mr. clay, i love everybody. and if everybody believed that, then dolley madison had done her job well. thank you. [ applause ] i have to take a little survey. i have a couple of pictures of montpelier. who's been to montpelier? who's been to montpelier in the last year? not bad. thank you. i do want to remind folks. we do have 2,700 acres. it's filled with walking trails. we have the madison house and temple to jim crow train station to a temple. we have eight miles of trail, if your dog-friendly, bring your dog and walk on it. we have an old growth forest. if you have not been in the house for a while, you'll be really surprised. this is madison's bedroom. we added a lot of the carpets. it's very bright and bold. someone said to me, this might be the biggest transformation of the house since the initial restoration. and this is the entrance hall where we have put up 34 oil paintings, which madison had. again see that lively carpet. if you did not know this, montpelier does have one of the most unique public arc

>> it's actually the context's if someone had said i think a vote for mr. clay.is opponent in the president, because they say that his wife keeps a good house and makes her own butter. and that was sara's retort. and by god, she did live on the 25,000 dollar a year and she did not keep a, she ran a house, and she did not make butter, but she made sure the butter was made efficiently and that the place was run like a top. >> it looks like you have something to say about that? >> well i'm just gonna say slave mistresses don't make butter unless they choose to make better because they enjoy the handicraft of making butter. and it's important to see this bill for sara polk and for margaret taylor. >> i want to tell folks that this is always an inner active program. you can see we're working facebook comments and tweets in already. we also want to take you telephone calls and will put the phone numbers on the screen. and will begin at taking your phone and questions as well throughout our program here on our first three ladies featuring on this part of our series. you

he graduated in 2011 and served on the clay county swat team for over a decade. mr. jock has been on the frontlines of law enforcement for a quarter century and in that time has investigated and solved criminal cases, provided disaster training and communication and has been a valued community leader. as a citizen of orange park for the last 22 years, assistant chief jock enters retirement -- entered retirement earlier this month after 25 years of service. as the wife of a fellow swat team member, i want to wish him and his family a happy, safe, and productive retirement. thank you. madam speaker, i rise today to honor and celebrate the life and service of captain mark elam of the putnam county department of corrections. captain elam served in the put number county police department for over 20 years and proved to be a hardworking servant. mark served four years in the united states marine corps but the role he excelled at most was as a family man. he was a devoted husband to his wife, lacrioius, for five years. before his death last week, he and his wife was in the

mr. madison. and she said mister clay i love everybody. and if everybody believe that, then dolly madison had done her job well. thank you. [applause] i have to take a little survey, but i have a couple of pictures of montpelier. so who has been to montpelier? and who has been to montpelier in the last year? okay not bad thank you. i just wanted to remind folks, that we do have 2700 acres and it's filled with walking trails and buildings, we have everything from of course the medicine period with the house and the temple, to a gym crow train station, to a temple. we have eight miles of trail, if you are dog friendly. but and we have got an old growth forest. and if you have not been in the house for a while usually you will be surprised. this is madison's bedroom, we've added a lot of the carpets. it's very bright. and somebody said to me this might be the biggest transformation of the house since the initial restoration. and this is the entrance hall, where we put up 34 oil paintings which madison had. and that lively carpet. if you did n

. >> as henry clay famously said, everybody loves mrs. madison.f course, her equally famous response, that's because mrs. madison loves everybody. >> dolley madison came to her service as first lady with experience in the role, during thomas jefferson's two terms, the widower president often called on dolley madison to assist her with white house entertainment. this sense of the usefulness of parlor diplomacy allowed dolley to hit the ground running when she officially assumed the role in 1809 as her husband, james madison, became our nation's fourth president. good evening and welcome to c-span's first ladies of influence. tonight we learn about the intriguing dolley madison. for the next 90 minutes we have two guests who know much about her. catherine allgor is author of dolley madison and historian. thanks for being here. >> it's a pleasure. >> edith mayo is one of our four historian consultants for this series. she was the creator of the first ladies exhibit at the smithsonian that so many millions of smithsonian visitors have seen throughout

clay street. i sent in -- mr. winslow was incorrect. i did send in a lengthy e-mail to him later today. i have been given hardly any notice. there's been reference in the submission to the commission that there were neighborhood meetings and attempts to work with neighbors. i've had none of that at all. i object to this entire process. a nine-hour day, and we're sitting here at 11:00, and we're addressing this now under a one-minute, which you're going to cut me off. so i'm going to incorporate by reference the contents of my e-mail by mr. winslow. i'm making a record and putting everyone on notice that as client's attorney, i am going to reserve all rights, and i have a number of issues that i wanted to discuss. i had a very brief informal discussion with miss shen's husband that i initiated outside the building several months ago before any of these plans were finalized. >> clerk: thank you. that is your time. members of the commission, that will conclude the public hearing portion of this matter, and it is now before you. >> president koppel: following further commissioners, i will v

mr. greenwald received his bachelor degree from george washington university and jd from new york university school of law. clays is the founder of outkick the coverage of popular sports and entertainment website. he is also the host of "outkick the coverage on fox sports radio" and wins and losses podcast on iheart radio. also a number of books including "on rocky top the front row seat to an end of an era." "how the left is ruining sports with politics." before his media career he was a lawyer working in the u.s. virgin islands and tennessee with a popular personal blog. he ended his legal career in 2006 to focus fulltime on writing and entertainment and editor at dead spin and national columnist. his jd from vanderbilt law school. we welcome all of our distinguishes witnesses and we thank you for your participation in today's hearing. i will begin by swearing in our witnesses. i ask our witnesses testifying in person to rise and ask our witnesses remotely to turn on their audio and make sure that we can see your face and your raised right hand while i administer the oath. do you swear or affirm under penalty