The plaintiff brought suit against the defendant for injuries sustained when she was struck by the defendant's car while crossing the street. The defendant denied liability, claiming that the plaintiff crossed against the light. To establish liability, the plaintiff offers into evidence the hospital record from her visit to the emergency room, in which she stated that the defendant failed to come to a complete stop at a red light when the plaintiff entered the crosswalk. The physician who made the entry still works at the hospital but has not been called to testify. If the defendant objects, should the court admit the evidence? Group of answer choices No, because the emergency room physician is available to testify. Yes, because the plaintiff is subject to cross-examination as to her statement. Yes, as a record of a regularly conducted activity. No, it is hearsay not within any exception