so on one side we have james hansen and a lot of un scientists. and then we have a number of scientists and pundits who say the exact opposite of. how is that possible. naomi a risk is a harvard professor decided to investigate just that so in the early 2000 the american media were presenting climate change as a big scientific debate. and that struck me as weird because none of the scientists that i knew thought it was a debate so i decided to undertake an analysis of the peer reviewed scientific literature the i.p.c.c. had already stated that most of the observed warming was likely to be due to the increase in greenhouse gas concentrations so i posed the question how many papers published in peer reviewed scientific literature disagree with that statement. to answer that question naomi oreskes looks up research papers for global climate change. the words appear in 937 scientific papers. rescues reads them all and what i found was. there was no dissenting public publicized period literature on the basic question of whether or not manmade climate c

in the years following james hansen speech critics appear on t.v. the 0 speculations about future warming have no good scientific basis. critics who question climate change the way to end this global warming thing it sounds like a scam. well i think you're seeing it now. this is one of them. i spent most of my time in newspapers and magazines and on t.v. and radio to argue against climate action against panic. the economy would actually improve if we have a doubling of background greenhouse gas how can it improve well because we might have a longer growing season i'm fairly glib i'm fast on my feet. cool on t.v. and i also do my homework. in the years to james hansen speech jerry taylor was hired by the think tank cato my name is jerry taylor i'm the director of natural resource studies here at the cato institute hired people like me primarily to change public opinion and that's what i did there may be some extreme events that occur down the road and we don't know what the chances for that might be the climate skepticism is entirely dependent upon t

so on one side we have james hansen and a lot of un scientists. and then we have a number of scientists and pundits who say the exact opposite of. how is that possible. naomi oreskes a harvard professor decided to investigate just that so in the early 2000 the american media were presenting climate change as a big scientific debate. and that struck me as weird because none of the scientists that i knew thought it was a debate so i decided to undertake an analysis of the peer reviewed scientific literature the i.p.c.c. had already stated that most of the observed warming was likely to be due to the increase in greenhouse gas concentrations so i posed the question how many papers published in peer reviewed scientific literature disagree with that statement. to answer that question naomi oreskes looks up research papers for global climate change. the words appear in 937 scientific papers. a rescue's reads them all and what i found was. there was no dissenting public published scientific period literature on the basic question of whether or not manmad

in the years following james hansen speech critics appear on t.v. the sewage goes but your relations about future warming have no good scientific basis. critics who question climate change the way to end this global warming thing it sounds like a scam. well i think you're seeing it now. this is one of them. i spent most of my time in newspapers and magazines and on t.v. and radio to argue against climate action against panic. the economy would actually improve if we have a doubling of background greenhouse gas how can it improve well because we might have a longer growing season i'm fairly glib i'm fast on my feet. cool on t.v. and i also do my homework. in the years i have to james hansen speech jerry taylor was hired by the think tank cato my name is jerry taylor i'm the director of natural resource studies here at the cato institute. people like me primarily to change public opinion and that's what i did there may be some extreme events that occur down the road and we don't know what the chances for that might be the climate skepticism is entirel

genevieve hansen, 27—year—old female firefighter for the city of minneapolis. she testified that when she walked into the scene she describes the crowd as upset. she said i walked into an upset crowd, she said that the other voices distracted me from getting the officer's attention. she testified, again, based on her perspective that officer derek chauvin appeared to have his hand in his pocket, she observed what she believes to be blood from mr floyd's face being pressed to the pavement. she observed fluid coming from mr floyd's body and she presumed to be you're in. she testified that nobody ever told her that ems were on the way. she asked about, when i asked her about the response time she would've expected, three minutes. when i told her that paramedics had been called about five minutes prior to her arriving on scene no way, because her perception is three minutes. but when you look at the things that she saw, whether it be her perspective or perception there can always be more to the story. the blood coming from mr floyd's knows was why they called ems i

so genevieve hansen has a perspective and a perception. and what she observed was not consistent with the actual evidence. but remember, we don't look at this incident from the perspective of a bystander. we do not look at this incident from the perspective of the people who were upset by it. we look it at from the perspective of a reasonable police officer. a reasonable police officer when confronted with these bystanders would know everything that will occurred up to that point. 20 minutes, 25 minutes, 30 minutes. they know all of that information. the bystanders do not. a reasonable police officer would understand that his actions were actually being recorded. take the bystanders out of it. officer wear cameras for a very specific reason, to record their actions, so they know they're being recorded. officers are aware of the placement of city cameras. you're in a high-retail carb -- dsh you've got gas stations restaurants, convenience store, high surveillance, right? reasonable police officers know this. they would know if citizens take

you made a green mark above indicating genevieve hansen. can you indicate where you are in this photo as well? all right and there's an arrow showing where you made the mark and then can you identify jennifer hall as well? did you know any of the other individuals in this? >> in the photo? >> if we could move to exhibit 71, please. .. i should mark that. >> i believe it would be up there. >> who is pictured in this? >> front center to the right. >> is this inside cup foods? >> yes. >> you learned there was a patient there. we'll go back. >> did you exit the store? >> yes. >> can you describe we were doing exhibit 71 here? >> yes. >> once you have additional information, where did you go? >> we were directed to park avenue south and we responded to 36. >> what did you see when you are there? >> county medical center, just south of 36. >> exhibit 74. ultimately, can you describe the view this is showing? >> that's not me, this is from my seat. >> in the foreground, is that what you are in? >> i'm sorry, yes. this was the fire truck facing ind

one of whom is off-duty firefighter hansen. i did not recognize her walking through. >> do you recognize her now? >> affirmative. >> you can use it as a stylus with your finger, but if you can indicate where she is on this photo. >> you made a green mark above indicating where genevieve hansen is, and can you indicate where you are on this photo, as well? >> all right. there is an arrow showing where you made that mark and can you identify jennifer hall, as well? did you know any of the other individuals in this -- >> in this photo, no, ma'am. >> if we can move to exhibit 71, please. i'm sorry. 72, please. all right. so did you ultimately enter the store and have the brief interaction as you described with the law enforcement officer in there. >> yes, ma'am. >> and does exhibit 72 show that? i should be more clear. when does exhibit 72 show? >> i believe it would be the body camera of the officer with whom i was speaking. >> and who is pictured in this image? >> i'm in the center and firefighter hall is to the right. >> and was

firefighter hansen specifically described how she would be there within three minutes. i put that in the timeframe of the ems call. that is relevant. to the extent of any statements made, or to the extent that they are, they fall under the residual exception. they are just making comments there's no room for them to lie. so they would certainly be reliable not exculpatory in any way so i think that falls under eight oh seven residual even if offered but it does not appearit to be that the defenses trying to prove the truth of the matter. so with that i will order you read act the part of the officer looking up on the computer. for today's purposes you can fast-forward the 30 seconds when you get to that point. that way theur when you publish it today but it has to be redacted before we submit this for deliberation has to be taken out. when he gets in the squad went back out of the squad. i would advise them and has been edited to take out irrelevant materials. up until the timeem the fire engine leaves. anything after that it is not relevant. it is cumulative but up to

accounts discussing the aftermath for example in this article in the minneapolis star tribune carolyn hansen said she saw offices pulling out of a car and perform c.p.r. a passenger who got out of the vehicle was covered in blood she said is that the person that you saw. hanson told al-jazeera that she was misquoted she alleges that the official account does not report that a significant amount of time passed between the call coming to arrest and dante right being given any medical care they waited at least 4 minutes before they got him out of the car they got her out of vehicle. right away and i feel that if you shot him and you recognize he realize you shot him and you should have done that then why is it your number one priority to go in get him and try and save his life and give him a chance in life why are you doing that hansen began filming minutes after she arrived so you can see wright's white car between the police vehicles no one is attempting to help right she says only a minute and a half off the she began filming right being given c.p.r. having been pulled from his coffee house

accounts discussing the aftermath for example in this article in the minneapolis star tribune carolyn hansen said she saw offices pulling out of a car and perform c.p.r. a passenger who got out of the vehicle was covered in blood she said is that the person you saw. hanson told al-jazeera that she was misquoted she alleges that the official account does not report that a significant amount of time passed between the call coming to arrest and dante wright being given any medical care they waited at least 4 minutes before. they got her out of vehicle. they didn't emitting get him out right away and i feel that if you shot him and you recognize he realize you shot him and you should have done that then why is it your number one priority to go in get him and try and save his life and give him a chance in life why are you doing that hansen began filming minutes after she arrived you can see wright's white car between the police vehicles no one is attempting to help right she says only a minute and a half off the she began filming do you see right being given c.p.r. having been pulled from his cof

victor davis hansen and molly hemmingway on what his real standing with the public is. what is really going on behind the oscars record low rating. raymond arroyo will unpack it in "seen and unseen." first less policing and more crime is the focus of tonight's "angle." it's deju-vu. 50 years ago liberal big city mayors are presiding over a major crime surge. democratic leaders seem like they don't care and their responses to the surgeon general are making things more dangerous in america. last summer we warned you and you were adamant about this. this increasingly anti-police sentiment was fueled by lies about systemic racism and fed by city leaders who were coddling rioters. >> seattle is fine. >> we have hundred of federal troops on our city. it's not helping the situation. they are not wanted here. >> mr. president, bringing troops to our city, that won't happen in chicago. >> donald trump is the architect of chaos in this country right now. >> [shouting]. >> laura: almost a year later with biden in the white house things are getting worse and more violent by the day

hansen starter testimony. part of that the admissibility of any type of confrontation issue, if that is even a problem the witness testified he would be available for that conversation. >> those exhibits, 24, and 25 will be published. >> you are a bum, you are a bum. he had not, no he has not one time. ok go back in the store bro. you don't need to help me out. he's not moving right now. he was just moving when i walked at here, he is not moving right now. he is not moving. he does not have a pulse. he is not moving. first thing you want to grab your mace, because you are scared. >> get off of him. he is dying. what are you doing. what is wrong with you. get off of his neck, bro. >> get off of him. [yelling over one another] >> why are y'all still on him? he is not doing nothing to you all? >> are you going to let him kill that man in front of you, bro? >> you a real man for that, bro. >> the fact that you are not checking his pulse, and i have your name tag,, bitch. >> get out of the street. >> don't touch me

genevieve hansen walks in at that time. startling him. all of these facts and circumstances simultaneously occur at a critical moment. and that changed officer chauvin's perception of what was happening. after this point the crowd grows louder and louder. and at this point now, mr. floyd has taken his last breath and the question is a rendering of medical aid. when do we stop cpr according to the minneapolis police department's policy. when it's not safe. you heard the lieutenant talk about this and you also heard nicole mckenzie talk about this. consider nicole mckenzie's testimony. as far as the reasonable police officer which would include nicole mckenzie. the difficulty of performing cpr and what she would describe as "a hostile environment." you miss science, that breathing can be confused. people in the area can affect the decision to treat a subject at the scene. she describes how it's incredibly difficult to perform ems efforts in a loud crowd. difficult to focus when you don't feel safe, makes it difficult to assess a patient. ma

testimony from mixed martial artist donald williams, and off-duty firefighter genevieve hansen. sunday, hear from charles mcmillan who spoke with george floyd during his arrest and courteney ross, his girlfriend. the trial of derek chauvin, saturday and sunday at 3 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> the labor department reports the economy created 900,000 new jobs in march. unemployment fell to 6%. at the white house, president reacted to the news, talked about his infrastructure plan, and the administration's coronavirus response. pres. biden: before i start, i hope you have a good weekend. i am looking forward to it. well, good morning. this morning, we have learned that our economy created 900,000 jobs in march. it means the first two months of our administration, we've seen more jobs created than the first two months in any administration in history. we still have a long way to go to get our economy back on track after the worst crisis in more than a century. my message to the american people is this -- help is here, opportunity is coming, and at long last there is hope for so many

so, genevieve hansen has a perspective and a perception. and what she observed was not consistent with the actual evidence. but remember, we don't look at this incident from the perspective of a bystander. we do not look at this from the perspective of the people who are upset by it. we look at it. a reasonable police officer when confronted would know everything that had occurred up to that point. twenty minutes, 30 minutes. they know all of that information. a reasonable police officer would understand his actions were actually being recorded. take the bystanders out of it. officers wear a camera for a very specific reason, to record their actions so they know they are being recorded. officers are aware of the placement of the city cameras. you are in a highly retail you have gas stations, restaurants, convenience stores, high surveillance. they would know if citizens take out their cell phones and start filming. this is the point at 8:20 when ms. fraser starts recording. reasonable police officers are aware when they are using force that

have some big news now from the bundesliga where byron munich beat was spurred by the champions coach hansen flick shocked fans after the match by saying he wants to leave at the end of the season flick has enjoyed a successful 18 months at the club winning 6 trophies including last summer's champions league reports of a rift between flick and byron sporting director have persisted now flick has confirmed that he wants to be released from his contract which could set him up to take the role of german national coach. 6 that he had told his players before them actually wanted to go but that didn't seem to affect their form as they disposed dispose excuse me of a stubborn will spark side. of the light cigs goalless draw on friday by employers knew a win involved would significantly boost their title chances and they already knew of coach on the flicks desire to leave the club. on the quarter hour mark 18 year old jamal opened the scoring for the visitors. will keep a kohen castillo's not covering himself in glory as the youngsters if it slipped by him and eventually crossed the goal line. cast

and in the bonus league of buyer nick brush assad bullsh berg but coach hansen flick drops a bombshell announcing he wants to leave the club. i'm max foster welcome to the program. germany honors those lost to the coronavirus today top officials including chancellor angela merkel and president trying falter steinmeier are gathering in berlin for the ceremony tens of thousands of people who have had to say a premature goodbye to their loved ones those who died often did so alone with relatives kept away by coronavirus for searchings old age homes were especially hard hit by the pandemic as senior citizens and caregivers were unable to protect themselves even as vaccinations increase in germany today's events are meant to provide a moment to reflect on the 79914 who have died since the pandemic hit the country. that keeps memories of his mother and not to a life in this photo album and my mother was a person who liked to be around others who like to be with friends like to socialize. if she hadn't caught the virus the nearly 80 year old would probably still be a life like hegel who was a

hansen grew more and more upset with these officers. you have seen it this morning. also from the perspective of the police officers. as the crowd grew in size seemingly so to did their anger. there is more to the scene then just what the officers in front of them. there people behind them and across the street, car stopping. people knowing. and there is a growing crowd and what officers perceive to be a threat. they are called names. fucking bum diverting attention from mr. floyd to the threat going in front of them. at this location questions emerge about the reasonableness of these the force. this ultimately is one of the decisions you have to make. to answer the questions the evidence will show the bureau of criminal apprehension investigated the minneapolis training and policies. you are right about things such as authorized use of force and proportionality of force. excited delirium. defensive tactics including prone handcuffing, neck restraint, maximal restraint techniques. rapidly evolving situations in the minneapolis police department's decision-making. cro

you heard from genevieve hansen, there's a fire house a few blocks away, and she would have expected ems to be there within minutes, three minutes. is what she said. a reasonable police officer based on training and experience is going to have and take that into consideration. i put this person in a prone position on the ground, i'm holding them for my safety and their safety, i'm expecting someone to be here within three minutes to help this person. i have called for that help. a reasonable police officer will take into consideration, again, his training, his experience, right? the lieutenant talked about and many people talked about commitment of the officers talked about how it is not uncommon for suspects to feign or pretend to have a medical emergency to avoid being arrested. unfortunately that is the reality. nobody likes to get arrested, and reasonable police officers know that. how many times to someone, oh, my heart hurts or i'm having a medical emergency insert whatever emergency, right? said the because they don't want to go to jail. a reasonable police officer will take h

can do something the way every day people like donald williams and christopher martin and genevieve hansen and all the teenagers and young people stepped up and did something. you can do things like help pass the george floyd justice and accountability act. it is in your hands. let's get the work done. i would like to invite my partner injustice michael freedom, hennepin county attorney -- my partner in justice, michael, hennepin county attorney -- michael freeman, hennepin county attorney. >> i want to extend my sympathy to the family of george floyd. i hope today's verdict provides some measure of comfort. i want to say what an amazing job the attorney general did in recruiting an amazing team of prosecutors and staff. they were exceptional. their use of experts, evidence and witnesses left the jury with no alternative except to find mr. shelving guilty. the state of minnesota should be proud of this staff of volunteers who assisted the attorney general's and the jobs they gate over the last seven weeks. i am also proud that, from the moment the hennepin county sheriff's office charged d

can do something the way every day people like donald williams and christopher martin and genevieve hansen and all the teenagers and young people stepped up and did something. you can do things like help pass the george floyd justice and accountability act. it is in your hands. let's get the work done. i would like to invite my partner in justice, michael freedom, hennepin county attorney. >> thank you, mr. attorney general. first i want to extend my sympathy to the family of george floyd. i hope today's verdict provides some measure of closure. i want to say what an amazing job the attorney general did in recruiting a talented team of prosecutors and the supporting staff. they were exceptional. their use of experts, evidence and witnesses left the jury no alternative but to find derek chauvin guilty. the state of minnesota should be proud of this staff of volunteers who assisted the attorney general's and the jobs they did over the last seven weeks. i am also proud that, from the moment the hennepin county sheriff's office charged derek chauvin with manslaughter and murder after george fl

you made a green mark above indicating genevieve hansen. can you indicate where you are in this photo as well? all right and there's an arrow showing where you made the mark and then can you identify jennifer hall as well? did you know any of the other individuals in this? >> in the photo? >> if we could move to exhibit 71, please. .. i should mark that. >> i believe it would be up there. >> who is pictured in this? >> front center to the right. >> is this inside cup foods? >> yes. >> you learned there was a patient there. we'll go back. >> did you exit the store? >> yes. >> can you describe we were doing exhibit 71 here? >> yes. >> once you have additional information, where did you go? >> we were directed to park avenue south and we responded to 36. >> what did you see when you are there? >> county medical center, just south of 36. >> exhibit 74. ultimately, can you describe the view this is showing? >> that's not me, this is from my seat. >> in the foreground, is that what you are in? >> i'm sorry, yes. this was the fire truck facing ind

you heard from genevieve hansen. there's a firehouse eight blocks away and she would have expected ems to be there within minutes, three minutes is what she said. a reasonable police officer based on his training and experience is going to have and take that into consideration. i put this person in aprone position on the ground , i'm holding them for my safety and theirsafety . i'm expecting someone to be here within three minutes to help thisperson . i have called for that health. a reasonable police officer will take into consideration again, his training. hisexperience . lieutenant marshall talked about many people talked about, many of the officers talked about it is not uncommon for a suspect to feign or pretend to have a medical emergency to avoid being arrested. unfortunately, that is the reality. nobody likes to get arrested and reasonablepolice officers know that . how many times does someone say my hartford's or i'm having a medical emergency, insert whatever emergency. sibley because they don'twant to go t

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the testimony with genevieve hansen, the off-duty firefighter who was at the scene. there were people who felt like she was being badgered by the defense attorney. so i've been trying to keep tabs on since this trial is being out for everyone to see, which is not normally the case here in minnesota, that we're getting this other parallel court case going on and that's a trial by public opinion. >> it feels in that sense like the o.j. trial, katie, right, where people can follow along. i think it was mr. mcmillian who broke down weeping. everyone sees that and obviously the jury sees it too. brant, do you have any reporting from the pool reporters that are inside, how are the jurors responding to all of this? we know one juror had to take a break, but is there any reporting on how the jurors are responding to all this emotion? >> yes, we get updates from the pool reporters who are inside. as a matter of fact, i'm going to be in there tomorrow as well. what we're hearing is there are jurors in particular who seem to be paying more attention than others, although all se

accounts discussing the aftermath for example in this article in the minneapolis star tribune carolyn hansen said she saw offices pulling out of a car and perform c.p.r. a passenger who got out of the vehicle was covered in blood she said. hanson told al jazeera that she was misquoted she alleges that the official account does not report that a significant amount of time passed between the car coming to arrest and dante wright being given any medical care they waited in these 4 minutes before. they got her out of you. right away if. you shot him and you recognize the realize you. and you should have done that in a why is it your number one priority to go in get him and try and save his life and give him a chance in life why are you doing that hansen began filming minutes after she arrived so you can see wright's white car between the police vehicles no one is attempting to help right she says only a minute and a half off the she began filming do you see right being given c.p.r. having been pulled from his car hanson also says office a post did not immediately attend to right off to having sh

why are you doing it hansen began filming minutes after she arrived you can see rights white car between the police vehicles no one is attempting to help right she says only a minute and a half off the she began filming right being given c.p.r. having been pulled from his car hanson also says office a post did not immediately attend to right off to having shot him only to back up arrived was anything done that 1st person they're dragging part. if he was. then that's what he would done the lawyer for rights family says this is another argument for more transparency from the police this proves we need to see all the body cam video from all the offices to see if the police officer has rendered a to mediately for dante right that could a possibly saved his life we also brooklyn sent a police to speak to us but they've yet to respond on main question why does it appear it took so long for them to give dante right any medical assistance she had her times the al-jazeera brooklyn santa. why is he so and supports attorney ben crump is representing down tehran's family and not a press conference o

james hansen it is up to 6 feet -- 50 to 60 feet. the fact in regard to sea level rise the plans is dramatically inadequate even by bradley angel's standards which are a safe metal ground. i have to assume 100% margin of error is not in item 5 either. the sea level rise what level of permanent intundation would change the assumptions in item 5 and make them have to beredone. a lot io more work needs to be done not including the toxic and radioactive chemicals. >> thank you your two minutes is up. thank you. there are no more callers in the queue. >> i think that mike had to leave for another meeting. this brings to the end this committee meeting. any other item on the agenda? >> item 6 discussion of future agenda items by directors. >> the directors have any future agenda items to bring up? hearing none. >> i would like to circle back to the work we are doing with the requirements of san francisco county and the state permitting energy zero and some of the other districts that we have spoken about before. >> for me to be clear it is

green mark above where indicating genevieve hansen is can you just indicate where you are in this photo. and there's an area where you just mean that mark and then. could you identify jennifer hall as well did you know any of the other individuals in this in this photo. if we could move to exhibit 71 please. i'm sorry 7 you can't please. all right so did you ultimately enter the store and have a brief interaction as you described with a law enforcement officer and there you go and does it exhibit 70 to show that are . actually more clear what is exhibit 72. shut up i do believe it would be them but a camera of the officer with whom we are speaking and who is pictured in this in which i worked. for holmes to the right and was this insight. yes but it was a back story all right and as you describe when you learned. that there was no patient there. welcome back to the 71 you've. now got exhibit 71 screen did you then exit the store. yes and can you describe what it is that we were doing in exhibit 71 where there's a graph so. once you have the additional information facts and. what is your

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accounts discussing the aftermath for example in this article in the minneapolis star tribune carolyn hansen said she saw offices pulling out of a car and perform c.p.r. a passenger who got out of the vehicle was covered in blood she said is that the person you saw. housing told al-jazeera that she was misquoted she alleges that the official account does not report that a significant amount of time passed between the car coming to arrest and dante wright being given any medical care they waited these 4 minutes before they got him out of the car they got her out of you. right away if. you shot. and you recognize we realize you shot it and you should have done that then why is it your number one priority to go in and try and save his life and give him a chance in life why are you doing that handsome began filming minutes after she arrived so you can see wright's white car between the police vehicles no one is attempting to help right she says only a minute and a half off the she began filming right being given c.p.r. having been pulled from his car house and also says officer post did not imme

milton: but i'm on okinawa and i met camp hansen -- i am at camp hansen. i'm with the organization called service battalion. when i get there i am on ship and it is an old clunker. we are doing nothing and i am saying to myself and to others, because i met my classmate, my junior high and high school classmate on the ship. neither knew the other was in the corps. bumped into him on the ship and never saw him again until after we were both out. had a reunion with him and some other friends at home in augustine earlier this summer -- augusta earlier this summer. i said, i've got to figure out a way off the ship. [laughs] i really did not want to go to vietnam. i met this captain. i heard him talking with somebody else about he knew somebody that was in this outfit on okinawa and he was going there. hmmm, would be good to know then. turned out he was the brig warden while we were on ship. that was just some temporary duty he was assigned. we had a dozen or so troops who were over the hill or whatever as the ship was sailing or fighting the night before. patro

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accounts discussing the aftermath for example in this article in the minneapolis star tribune carolyn hansen said she saw officers pulling out of a car and perform c.p.r. a passenger who got out of the vehicle was. covered in blood she said it's not the person that you saw no it's not hanson told al-jazeera that she was misquoted she alleges that the official account does not report that a significant amount of time passed between the car coming to arrest and dante right being given any medical care they waited at least 4 minutes before they got him out of the car they got her to be a call. right away and i feel that if you shot him and you recognize he realized you shot him and you should have done that then why is it your number one priority to go in and try and save his life and give him a chance in life why are you doing that handsome began filming minutes after she arrived so you can see rights white car between the police vehicles no one is attempting to help right she says only a minute and a half off the she began filming right being given c.p.r. having been pulled from his car hanso

: the defense claiming the crowd of bystanders, growing louder as te pressing firefighter genevieve hansen, who told the jury she wasn't allowed to offer medical aid. >> would you describe other people's demeanors as upset or angry? >> i don't know if you've seen anybody be killed, but it's upsetting. >> he's not responsive right now, bro! >> reporter: and bystander donald williams, who can be heard shouting at chauvin. >> those terms grew more and more angry, would you agree with that? >> they grew more and more pleading for life. >> reporter: the defense expected to continue arguing floyd's drug use and heart issues contributed to his death. >> if he can point to a different reason being the cause, he's going to do that. >> reporter: prosecutors will likely call the police chief to the stand next week. he is also expected to testify against chauvin. whit? >> another busy and emotional week ahead. reena roy for us. thank you. >>> now to president biden's massive infrastructure bill. the $2 trillion package, which faces a partisan battle on capitol hill, coming as new jobs numbers signal h

host and sports announcer thinking john hansen works in chicago he used to be a traffic reporter there a radio voice advising drivers which routes to avoid so he came up with the suez traffic report and while he's clearly out of his comfort zone his geography needs a little work he's got the format down we'll see you next time you're at the listening post click the last get out traffic report ever given ever stuck in just south of the pressured market on 23 jul nothing to do in north or south as head to the north you can see gaper delays real heavy here especially as you get closer to the great bitter lake where everyone's just stuck in the bitter themselves heading up to the north and doing here to break all the way up to the point i had seen to the south to suez gulf looking pretty heavy no are going anywhere and this extends all the way on to the red sea red sea more like red but they collect for the as far as the eye can see now your alternate as we zoom in out here and look to the south around the ethiopian coast ability nothing new in there we're going to go all the way around so

you made a green mark above genevieve hansen. can you just indicate where you are in the photo as well? >> and there is an arrow showing where you made that mark. can you identify jennifer hall as well? okay. did you know any of the other individuals in this? >> [inaudible] >> if we could move to exhibit 71, please. >> i'm sorry, 72, please. all right. you entered the store and had a brief introduction as you described with the law enforcement officer. >> yes ma'am. >> does exhibit 72 show that? >> i should restate that. what does exhibit 72 show? >> i believeve that it would be the body camera of the officer with whom we were speaking. >> and whon is pictured? >> i am in the center and firefighter hall was to the right. >> and is this insight cup foods? >> yes ma'am, towards the back of the store. >> and is this when you learned there was no patient there? we will go back to exhibit 71, please. now we have exhibit 71 on the screen. did you then exit the store? >> yes ma'am. >> and can you describe is that what you were doing in

host and sports announcer thinking john hansen works in chicago he used to be a traffic reporter there a radio voice advising drivers which routes to avoid so he came up with the suez traffic report and while he's clearly out of his comfort zone his geography needs a little work he's got the format down we'll see you next time here at the listening post the last get out traffic report ever given ever stuck in just south of the fresh food market on 23 jul nothing doing north or south as head of the north it's a gaper delays a real heavy here especially as you get closer to a great better lake where everyone is just stuck in bitter themselves heading up to the north nothing doing here to break all the way up to the point i had saying to the south to suez gulf looking pretty heavy no we're going anywhere and this extends all the way on to the red sea red sea more like red but they collect for the as far as the eye can see now your alternate if we zoom in out here and look to the south around the ethiopian coast ability doesn't do and they're going to have to go all the way around sound no

tom hansen has more on the security concerns in the wake of that incident. >> national guard troops at a security barricade about 100 yards. they had the following capital officer. the 41-year-old father of two was killed and another officer injured before heading. a family friend >> we spoke about the service here it didn't impact who he was. he was a truly great guy. >> police say that the driver at the rampage got out of the car with a knife. the 25-year-old attacked the officers stabbing one of them in the face. he shot greene who later died in the hospital. three months after the january 61. president trump stormed the building. >> they conducted a six-week review of the security capital the mobile fencing and protection members of congress. timeout is 6:10 a.m. here streaming on the bay area, a bay area company helping to stop burnout. his creative ideas that you will believe. >>> taking a live look outside keeping our temperatures pretty mild. we'll be right back. does your vitamin c last twenty-four hours? onlyly nature's s bounty doe. new immunene twenty-fofour hours has longn

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accounts discussing the aftermath for example in this article in the minneapolis star tribune carolyn hansen said she saw offices pulling out of a car and perform c.p.r. a passenger who got out of the vehicle was covered in blood she said the person. hanson told al-jazeera that she was misquoted she alleges that the official account does not report that a significant amount of time passed between the car coming to arrest and dante wright being given any medical care they waited at least 4 minutes before the. car they got her out of vehicle. right away and i feel that if you shot him and you recognize. and you should have done that then why is it your number one priority to go in and try and save his life why are you doing hanson began filming minutes after she arrived you can see rights white car between the police vehicles no one is attempting to help right she says only a minute and a half off the she began. filming the receiver right being given c.p.r. having been pulled from his car hanson also says officer post did not immediately attend to right after having shot him only after a backu