ms. oyler, when you speak, you should be able to hear your own voice over the speaker. so just lean closer to do that. i'm going to ask you a few questions. how old are you? >> 23. >> and are you originally from minnesota? >> no. >> where did you grow up? >> no, i'm from arizona. >> can you kind of pull back? >> i'm sorry. i don't like this. >> i understand. >> are we good? all right. >> thank you. thank you. you can even pretend you're yelling at me, or make your voice hit the back of the room. >> okay. >> you grew up in arizona? what part of arizona? >> just arizona. >> the whole state? >> yup. >> when did you make your way over to minnesota. >> i don't know. a while ago. >> were you still in high school? >> yeah. >> okay. did you attend any schools when you moved to minnesota? >> yeah. >> where did you go to school? >> red wing. >> in red wing, minnesota? where else did you go? >> st. paul. >> st. paul. okay. what is the last grade you completed? >> 11th. >> can you tell the jury the differe

ms. oyler, the key i'm going to give you is when you speak, i should be able to hear your own voice over the microphone, so just lean close enough to do that. so, first i'm going to ask you a few questions so we can get to know you a little better. how old are you? >> 23. >> 23. and are you originally from minnesota? >> no. >> where did you grow up? >> no. i'm from arizona. i'm sorry. i don't like this. >> i understand. >> okay. good? all right. >> thank you. thank you. you can even pretend you're yelling at me, if you want to, to make your voice hit the back of the room, okay? >> all right. >> you said you grew up in arizona, is that right? >> yep. >> what part of arizona? >> just arizona. >> the whole state? >> yep. >> okay. when did you make your way over to minnesota? >> i don't know. a while ago. >> were you still in high school? >> yeah. >> all right. did you attend any schools when you moved to minnesota? >> yes. >> where did you go to school? >> red wing. >> in red wing, minnesota. wher

. >> thank you your honor the state calls ms. oyler. [inaudible conversations] >> we will have you take your mask off. and now we can test out the microphone. please state your name alisha oyler. >> thank you very much your honor. the key i will give you when you speak is really hear your own ways over the speaker. first i will ask you a few questions we can get to know you a little better. how old are you? >> 23. >> originally from minnesota? >> no. i am from arizona. [inaudible conversations] pretend you're yelling at me. you said you grew up in arizona? what part? >> justin arizona. >> the whole state? okay. when did you make your way to minnesota? >> i don't know. a while ago. >> we went high school? >> yes. >> did you attend any schools in minnesota? >> yes. >> where? >> redwing. >> where else? >> st. paul speak what is the last you completed in high school quick. >> 11 spirit tell the jury the different cities or towns you lived in since coming to minnesota. >>. >> i guess minneapolis. >> redwing. >> st. paul. >> are you currently

ms. oyler, you describe the scene being taped up with crime scene tape, you're not able to access it. show the area where the crime scene tape was. >> yes. >> resume, please. stop. all right, you can take that down. what did you do after you made that recording? >> i went home. >> you were contacted by police officers, is that right? >> yes. >> they talked to you about what happened? took a statement? >> yes. >> you provided the information. >> yes. >> thank you very much, councilman will ask some questions but i think we are going to take a break first. >> twenty minute break. reconvene at 3:25 p.m. [silence] [silence] >> the trial -- >> police officer their children in the death of george floyd has gone into recess. live coverage as soon as the proceedings get underway again. live coverage on c-span2. >> good morning, everyone. welcome to the jury. before we can begin trial, we will administer to take on the important duties. in this case, will be the judges and i'll be the judge of all. stan