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Its not a question of the frenzy but all she did was checked his pulse and talked like he was conscious. it didnt seem like he was conscious. >> they did cpr and not one police officer checked his pulse. not one. >> he was breathing. >> not one officer. >> he was breathing. you just said cpr. you dont do cpr when theyre breathing. >> we take a break. detective, thank you, sunny hostin, mark omara. west side highway live. extraordinary scene in new york. southbound on the west side highway. one o...

Under the law, the intent matters. whether he knew to say this wasnt my intent or not, he said he did not intend to strangle or do anything that was a strangle. i think the 2010 said the strangulation law, what has to be proven is the intent to breathing. >> theres another statute that applies, the criminally negative manslaughter and wasnt instructed on that. for whatever reason, decided not to. they know more than we do. i think what happened in this case is escalated. the use of force escalat...

Times but after watching it over and over again, its like, this person was standing there and this person has this and this person, you know, the same person who choked him, smushed his head into the ground is like, i wanted to see everybody on the tape, what they had to do, what part did they do, what did they didnt do. >> you raised questions about the emt. >> you see like when people call for not breathing or whatever the case is, they go to immediate action, the defibrillator, the mask with ...

During the michael brown case, they had said a federal case would be harder but in new york in the past -- >> several cases in the past where a negative outcome or the state hasnt brought a criminal case and in one case, in particular the east district case we brought. >> that video, from your perspective, what do you want people to know about your dad? >> he was happy. always smiling. this is going to be my first year without him. my birthday is on the 28th. he always joked about my birthday be...

Moving backwards. so if we have to march like the 60s, were going to march like the 60s. another person said its seeing people doing something and if you look back to the 60s, this is what it took. marches is what it took. theres a real positive vibe even though they are angry about the tamir case, the eric garner case, the michael brown case. one thing, anderson, its a diverse crowd. people of all races here. i talked to a white woman, a college student. shes out here to support her friends who...

They blocked the bridge, a major artery heading into and out of the city over to virginia. police came out. police have been out all along but mostly standing by on the sidelines. but when this large crowd, much larger now than it was several hours ago, when they blocked that bridge, the police gave a warning. at least two warnings, the second warning said you are putting the residents in danger, endangering the lives by blocking the major artery. however, this has been a mostly peaceful crowd. ...

Or paramedic. the pulse. talking a little bit as if conscious. >> he wasnt conscious. he was already gone. to me, i felt like at that moment was already gone. touched the stomach and didnt move. >> didnt move at all. >> where was your partner? >> we talked, his stomach was moving. >> the final cause of death was homicide as a result of neck compression and chest compression. >> chest compression. how did he get that? because somebody applied pressure. >> jonathan, in terms of where this goes now...

Its probably about half a mile from where we are now. but again, what theyre doing, theyre setting up a barricade in order to make sure that the protesters get off of the highway. >> so deborah -- >> reporter: as you can see, they have the plastic handcuffs. >> so deborah, on the right-hand of the screen. >> reporter: theyre setting up the police sign. >> on the right side of the screen, we show thousands of people, i believe, walking up the west side highway where chris cuomo had just been repo...

Is the government has to prove some kind of racial or civil rights motivation. you have to prove more than a simply abuse of an individual. you have to prove a level of intent. >> and the government, i agree, the federal government has been very successful in investigating and prosecuting crimes that havent been successful in the state. i wonder whether or not the investigation is going to proceed rather quickly. weve been learning and hearing that this investigation was sort of already up and r...

>> i think that was different with the motivations to be quite different. i mean, here, they believe there was a prohibited choke hold that was applied and certain consequences appeared to have flown from that. we can see that as evidence by the videotape. so this is a very different circumstance in terms of the quality of proof thats available. >> in terms of for the federal government to make a case, just from a legal standpoint, is the bar much higher? is it much more difficult? in other case...