you council president shaw michelle, who said that that will now continue. as for the rest of the summit, we know that there was a joint communique signed by the leaders in the very early hours of friday morning . that was about how they would look at dealing with many issues, including relations with russia in the near future. and now, despite the fact that they will agree to not it does appear that there are cracks already coming forth. that's because, you know, this joint statement talks about the idea of also looking at even more sanctions on russia. but it came off the country such as france and germany had gone into this summit, talking about the idea of starting new relations with russia. opening a summit between the you and russia, something again that hasn't taken place since around 2014, both france and germany saying that dialogue was the only way forward even also the song that the so i don't see these talks as an idea of giving the russian president, any kind of reward. i would like to remind all of us that even during the cold war there was alw

shaw. michelle and ursula, underlying that, aren't you sick of seeing me? and they said, oh no, we're very happy to be working with you. so i think the charm offensive worked. there were still the question of how long the us will be. this trusted partner if, if that's the case after 4 more years, depending on who comes into the white house. but for now, everyone seems very happy to be working with the biden administration. all right, well let's move back to, of course, this meeting with president between biden and today, and of course. and now there have biden has promised he will set clear red lines. now how tense and are we expecting this meeting to be president biden? of course, it's called the president putin a killer. so i don't think that president putin is going into this meeting with any illusion of being treated with kid gloves. i think both men have tried to set expectations low that we're going to see any tangible outcomes. they're both going to assess each other and put down their positions, much of which are already public. so i think that it's

area family who lost a loved one at the hands of police force michelle kingston talked with the monterrosa sisters in the their brother shaw was shot and killed by a vallejo police officer last year. >> every day start for us. but just really thinking about sean was here. what what his reaction, the right sean monterrosa's last text message to his sister's asking them to sign the petition for justice for george floyd minutes later, sean was shot and killed by a vallejo police officer. his sister's reacting to the derek chauvin sentencing. it's almost like a bare minimum right. you know, this person took the person's life. it just goes to show that the system is very flawed. derek chauvin was sentenced to 22 and a half years in prison for the murder of george floyd with good behavior. the 45 year-old could be paroled after about 15 years. this sentencing would not bring george floyd back to, know, the but. >> it's going to make a still like we're having a little steps towards accountability and hold these officers accountable. it's great, but we understand that this isn't going to create continue to create untrained people

shaw law firm. and our third witness is mr. ponthu, serves as a registered nurse in miami florida. ranking member, grassley? >> i have the pleasure of introducing ms. michellet. her daughter, sarah root, was killed by an illegal immigrant, drunk driver in omaha, nevada january 1, 2016. sarah had just graduated from a college with a 4.0 gpa hours just before she was killed. sarah's killer, fled the country within three days after making bail. the obama administration's u.s. customs and immigration enforcement refused to place a detainer on him, despite repeated outreach from the omaha police department requesting that they do so. he remains at large to this very day. i have known michelle for a number of years and i'm a proud co-sponsor of sarah's law, which would require i.c.e. to detain illegal immigrants who have been charged with a crime that resulted in death or serious bodily injury of another person. michelle has previously testified in congress regarding the same sarah -- about sarah's tragic death. her testimony at this hearing will highlight the importance of making sure that we don't offer legal status to illegal immigrants with a criminal record.