major role in preventing him from expanding his chest. you may use the stylist to draw on the screen. thank you. now did you select another still image that you observed as mr. floyd struggled to breathe? yes. i m going to show what you is marked as state s exhibit 942. and if you can just identify it. i identify it. thank you, your honor . do you recognize this as the still umimage that you selected? yes, i do. we offer 492. any objection? no. 942 received. dr. tobin, what is the significance of this image, of what we see here? what you re seeing is slightly different than the two images. but they marry together. if you look on the left side, you see his finger is pushing against the street. you also see the hands here of the officers around his left hand. you can see the left handcuffed arm as we discussed. you re seeing a more clear view here, how it is really rammed into the back of his back. there is just no way he s going to be able to expand
coliseum behind me. these problems are a byproduct of president biden s open border policies and the lack of planning for the fall out from those disastrous policies. sean: now, remember governor abbott s child protective services have been denied access to even check on these children and the facilities. it is basically saying that they have become rape and torture abuse centers. kids, 14 feet off of walls, left in the most unsanitary conditions in these cages. overcrowded. is there a time you re going to pay attention and stop the abuse, go down to the border, address what is a self-inflicted catastrophe? children are allegedly being sexually abuse. any american day care center that remotely resumed these disgusting conditions, if they ever had pictures like this coming out of a day care center, they would be shut down immediately and the people responsible arrested for child abuse. biden should interview immediately and stop child speetwo seven and the abuse of migrants.
attend instead of the 1,600 people it was built for because of the pandemic, obviously, and for the first time in history, two women, vice president kamala harris, house speaker nancy pelosi, greeted and sent behind the president as he delivered his remarks to a national audience. the 65-minute speech, give or take hit all the important issues that have dominated the early days of the biden presidency. the president highlighted progress made on the pandemic and the economy, but also called for action on other issues like infrastructure. he said that means jobs. child care, police reform. here is just some of what we heard from president biden tonight. after just 100 days, i can report to the nation america is on the move again. [ applause ] turning peril into possibility, crisis into opportunity, setbacks into strength. we all know life can knock us down, but in america, we never, ever, ever stay down. tonight i can state because of you the american people are progress thes
biden s nascent presidential campaign, which led to donald trump being impeached for the first time. fbi agents seized cell phones and computers from giuliani. the new york times reports investigators are in part looking for communications between giuliani and ukrainian officials who helped him collect information about joe biden. quote, federal authorities have largely focused on whether mr. giuliani illegally lobbied the trump administration in 2019 on behalf of ukrainian officials and oligarchs. at the time mr. biden was a leading contender for the democratic presidential nomination. in a statement, rudy giuliani denied any wrongdoing but the new york times notes, quote, the execution of search warrants is an extraordinary action for prosecutors to take against a lawyer, let alone a lawyer for a former president. joining us now harry lippman, former deputy assistant attorney general. thank you very much for being here this morning. you re a great person to talk to abou
now on bbc news, the week in parliament. hello and welcome to the week in parliament, as borisjohnson sets out his plan to reopen england slowly easing lockdown between now and the end ofjune. a wretched year will give way to a spring and a summer that will be very different and incomparably better than the picture we see around us today. labour says this has to be the last shutdown and welcomes the data driven approach. i m glad the prime minister spoke today of caution, of this being irreversible, of assessing the data and following the evidence. those are the right guiding principles. the education secretary announces that teachers will grade exams in england this summer. young people will be ablel to look forward to the next stage of their lives with confidence. . but labour thinks he could have acted sooner. i can t help wondering why he only trusts teachers when there s a chance to make them responsible for what happens with exams, rather than his department. and the lo