most of you know marshall fisher from his years as director of the mississippi bureau of narcotics.please welcome him tonight as the commissioner of the mississippi department of corrections. [applause] based on recommendations from the mississippi department of corrections task force, i will also ask for your help with several reforms to narrow the use of emergency and single source contracts across state government. we will ask to transfer control of all corrections farming land to the authority of the secretary of state and place the corrections inmate welfare account at the treasurer's office to separate controls of income and expenditures. [applause] >> with your support and the leadership of marshall fisher, we will reform the department of corrections and make it a system of efficiency, accountability and outcomes. mississippi will not tolerate a 19th century correctional system. rest assured change is on the way. last year was historic in so [applause] many ways_some challenging, others positively transformational. it was the year of the creative economy, and more than 22 mi

most of you now marshall fisher from his years as director of the mississippi bureau of narcotic. please welcome him tonight as the commissioner of the mississippi department of corrections. marshall, thank you. [ applause ] >> in state of the state coverage will continue. we're going to take you live to the white house now for comments from members of the congressional black cauxlk caucus. they have been meeting with president obama. >> good evening. we just finished a 90 minute meeting with the president of the united states and the vice president. it was a very productive meeting. they were both very corgile to us. president obama at one time was a member of the congressional black caucus so we take particular pride and honor every time we have an opportunity to meet with him. the meeting lasted for 90 minutes. we covered a variety of subjects. there was too many for me to go into detail for each one of those, but i will say that we talked about a centerpiece of our agenda. that is the question of targeted funding. we informed the president and he already knew that there are 500

marshals deputies andrew puda month jeremy fisher and john mickell, quote, made an attempt to approachick to make sure he was not intent on interfering with the eviction. the report written a day after the incident before video of the shooting emerged. it tells a different story of what the deputies testified to in court. during sworn testimony, deputy mickell told the judge he was the first to notice fenwick, what drew my attention to the driver as he exited the vehicle he did not look of driving age. as seen in this video from the complex, fisher testifies after fenwick leaves the building pudamont tries to stall him so dispatch can run his plates. in testimony the deputies do admit they do not identify themselves as police officers. it isn't until the car door slams they yell police and shouting orders for him to stop. the testimony is a change in what's in the use of force report. the deputies verbally identified themselves as police. when fenwick initially pulls up it says the deputies run towards the car they say to stop fenwick from fleeing. fearing for their lives deputies puda