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heart may be becoming somewhat unique in that respect but it's a hallmark of this organization and iad speak for governor cox thawier incredible proud to be leading it this year. governor. >> well, thank you, mr. chairman. ladies and gentlemen, we're very fortunate to be led by governor murphy from the -- from his great state with his incredible wife tammy. if you haven't got to know her, you need to. he's good, she's better. the people of new jersey are very well servinged and we feel so fortunate to have this opportunity to servelm togethert this time and i do believe that it is an important time, a critical time in our nation's history as there is so much of a toxic divide in the country around all things political and we disagree and it is agree passionally and we really like each other and we find ways to work together. his work on youth mental health is seminole and to see republicans and democrats coming together to work on this very important issue with experts from around the country that have been convening with the murphies all around the country and in utah, california, and

concerned with how we were moving forward and how the independent investigators, what they found inside of iad investigations that were being conduct in the opd. those are the internal investigations with the offices. >> the naacp, members of the ark api communities various faith leaders all disagree with our decision on this. did you consider their input when you were making this decision? >> well, i wouldn't two as far as to generalize and say that all of the black community, the a ark pi community and faith-based community. surely i have many organizations and people who are from those groups as well, faith-based, that are in support of the decision. people from many groups and people from the black community, the aapi community, the latin x community that stood beside me in support of the decision. right now i'm focused on what we need to do next. we're going to begin the process to set up the search for the next chief and reform the problems identified in the independent report. it's short sight if we're not pay attention to what the investigation found, and those were serious -- very ser

reforming opd internal investigation, two potentially a civilian component into iad investigations and strengthening civilian oversight. accountability is critical but it's essential that we fix what went wrong in this. so, goes it's due to those reasons why i felt that we have to make a change. >> getting out from underneath that oversight has been important. because of that, you have received the support for your decision but also have you been surprised by the backlash from oakland's black leaders, especially from the naacp? >> well, you know, i know that, you know, leronne was born and raised here.ate end t what we do, how we move forward as a city, that to be m store. the city of oakland, the residents, the businesses here and ensuring that we get out from over the federal oversight is incredibly important. again, in making sure that we do that, the federal judge overseeing the city said he was profoundly disappointed in regards to what the independent investigative report demonstrated. moving forward, i do feel strongly it's the right move. we have to, you know, change course and

very difficult travel conditions if not impossible across the midwest with winds gusting 40-5, iad, ind a foot of snow or more in some pockets. in really intense across michigan, and detroit, three quarters of an inch that will bring traffic to a standstill, not to mention with this kind of ice, anticipating widespread power outage. >> norah: mike bettes, thank you. the environmental protection agency has taken charge of the cleanup of the train derailment site in the norfolk southern railway to pay for it. michael regan return there today visiting several homes and meeting with residents. >> as medical issues amounts to any policy in, does mistrust. >> the norfolk southern corporate greed incompetence and lack of care for our residents is absolutely an acceptable to me. >> reporter: now the federal government is stripping -- stepping up pressure on the railway. >> if they fail to commit to any action by the epa, the agency will step in, conduct the work ourselves, and then force norfolk southern to pay triple in cost. >> reporter: epa administrator michael regan and mike dewine visit

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