good evening. ahead tonight a revealing and surprising look how the derrek chauvin trial is being seen by people watching at cub foods, the corner store outside which george floyd died with chauvin s knee on his neck. the trial itself, more expert testimony on the use of that knee today and though there were inconsistencies at times, the thrust appeared damaging to the defense. some came out under cross-examination and chauvin s instructor saying quote, we tell officers to stay away from the neck when possible. details now from cnn s josh campbell. reporter: one by one veteran members of the minneapolis police department took the stand. thank you. reporter: each part of the department s training force. today s testimony added to the chorous of police department witnesses who said derek chauvin s knee on the neck was not part of their training. would bit appropriate and within training to hold a subject with the prone position with a knee on the neck and a knee on the
within training to hold a subject in that prone restrained position with a knee on the neck and a unique on the back for an extended period of time after the subject has stopped offering any resistance? no, sir. or has lost their pulse? no, sir. if you don t have a pulse on a person, you ll immediately start cpr. reporter: but the defense pushed back with this image. this is a specific kind of photograph that demonstrates the placement of a knee as it applies to prone handcuffing, correct? correct. reporter: while the witnesses emphasized a focus on minimal force and prompt medical care how soon should the person be put into the side recovery position? i would say sooner, the better. reporter: the defense asserted rules can be fluid. there is no strict application of every single rule, agreed, or every single technique? that is correct. have you had people say i can t breathe? yes, sir. reporter: at times, the witnesses contradicted each othe
were administered in the u.s. on friday, setting a new record, and bringing the seven-day average past 3 million a day. however, the average of new cases is rising above 60,000 once again, and as the u.s. closes in on 555,000 deaths from the disease health experts warn we are not in the clear just yet. at this time we really are in a category 5 hurricane status with regard to the rest of the world. at this point we will see in the next two weeks the highest number of cases reported globally since the beginning of the pandemic. in terms of the united states we re just at the beginning of this surge. we haven t even really begun to see it yet. another reason health experts are worried millions of traveling americans, the tsa reporting a record number of air passengers on friday. cnn s evan mcmoore-santoro, a lot of holiday travelers this weekend, even as the coronavirus cases are on the rise. what are you seeing there? reporter: that s right, fred. well yesterday was the
the feds in all likelihood and for some time and in ways that have satisfied authorities that what he has given them or promised to give them on others warrants a deal. that s how a plea deal works in this context. you get one after you ve shown that you can be of value cooperating. now, if you think about it, the sequencing should make sense. remember, the gaetz sex trafficking and prostitution investigation sprung from, what? the sex trafficking probe of greenberg, the former county tax collector. and if there were any doubt that gaetz is on the menu of what greenberg had to offer feds, listen to his lawyer today try to down play the obvious. does matt gaetz have anything to worry about? does matt gaetz that is such a does he have what happened today in court? does he have anything to worry about? and you re asking me to get into the mind of matt gaetz. i m sure matt gaetz is not feeling very comfortable today. first of all, good for sheller. you don t repre
greenberg, is working on a plea deal with the feds prosecuting him for dozens of crimes including sex, potentially, with a minor. now, people are getting this wrong. so, this matters. they are hearing, he is negotiating a plea deal. and interpreting that to mean, greenberg may cooperate with authorities about others. that s wrong. that means that greenberg has, already, been cooperating with the feds, in all likelihood. and for some time. and in ways, that have satisfied authorities, that what he has given them or promised to give them, on others, warrants a deal. that s how a plea deal works, in this context. you get one, after you ve shown that you can be you ve shown that you can be of value cooperating. now, if you think about it, the sequencing should make sense. remember, the gaetz sex trafficking and prostitution investigation sprung from, what? the sex trafficking probe of greenberg, the former county tax collector. and if there were any doubt that gaetz is on the men