this may be a bit bumpy. we want to make sure that we're getting the word out to the public and to our providers. but we do want to make sure that people who are scheduled to have vaccination will be able to get that when vaccine is available. we're committed to ensuring transparency and bring you regular updates. we'll tell what you we know when we know it and what you can do to protect yourself and our intention is to update you in the days ahead. this has been a long pandemic and year and a half and people are tired of the steps they need to take and are keen to be able to being vaccinated. the steps we're taking today are meant to make sure that the health care system is ready to diagnose, treat, and report and that you the american public has the information you need to stay safe. thank you. >> thank you, doctor. at this time, we'll begin the question and answer portion of the briefing. when asking a question, please state your name and affiliation. operator, we'll take the first question. >> thank you,

may not require a full custodial arrest? >> correct. >> are minneapolis police trained in the use of force? >> yes. >> in the academy and also post service, service training? >> yes. >> are officers taught standards of force must be reasonable at the time it applied? the entire time is applied? >> yes. >> are officers taught the need to assess and reassess and reevaluate situations in the field? >> yes, we are. >> are you familiar with minneapolis police departments critical thinking model? >> yes. >> how are you familiar with that? >> is something i wanted to embark and make sure was part of our training curriculum that includes the aspect of procedural justice and procedural justice is researched and evidence-based learning that's shown police departments, people with respect, give them voice, establish neutral engagements and feel there is trust in our communities, they are more likely to cooperate with us and likely to be seen more legitimate have shown employees come to work, there wellness is better this is very import

>> yes. >> the first interview you provided was in may, on may 31 of 2020 with an agent from the bureau of criminal apprehension as well as fbi agent named christopher landed, correct? >> yes. >> and have you had an opportunity to review the transcript of that interview, that first interview? >> yes. >> you were also then you had meeting on december 14 with the prosecution team in preparation for this case, right? >> december 14? >> december 14. would you -- >> i believe you. >> okay. then you also had an interview back in june of 2020 with just the fbi agent and some prosecutors from the federal government, right? >> yes. >> and then you met again with prosecutors on february 21 of this year, 25th, excuse me, of this year? >> that sounds right. >> and then finally on march 31 which i believe was just yesterday, right? and you understand again that you at least the meetings with law enforcement they were recorded, transcribed and you had opportunities to review both of those transcripts? >> yes. >> and, in fact, i i think yesterday when you met with prosecutors you went through the fbi

it may mean a combination of things. it might mean i'm going to have to or an officer left to make an arrest but we may need additional resources because the situation still could have the potential to not be stabilized. so, all of that is part of the goal and action. >> and then to review and reassess, assuming that means exactly what it says. >> yes exactly. and it has information to the dynamics that could change. so it could be a constant reassessment of the situation trying to get to the best possible outcome and is peacefully and safely. >> because circumstances can change, correct? >> yes. >> and that might beor approprie at one moment but not a different moment. or more force might be needed at another point, is that right? >> yes. >> this is a particular critical thinking model exhibit 276. we see examples of this throughout training materials provided is that right? >> yes.ig >> why is that? >> it is to really embed that knowledge that we don't want to fall susceptible to check the box training. it's important

>> if i may, gentlemen. i put forward that here in america at present there is a slow poison which daily contaminates the minds and morals of our people every gentleman here is born a petty tyrant, practiced in acts of despotism and cruelty. we become callous to the dictates of humanity. to the finer feelings of the soul. a portion of our own species in the most abject and contemptible degree below ourselves, habituated from our infancy to trample upon the rights of mankind, we bring the judgment of heaven upon ourselves and as nations will not be rewarded or punished in the next lifetime they shall meet their awards on this globe and it may insist that through a chain of cause and effect, national sins will be punished by national calamities. here within this document, the greatest sin is that it puts a moratorium upon one type of legislation and one type of legislation alone and that the the end of the trafficking of slaves into this country. men there thought it wise to include but one reduction within th

else may be a part of that process right yes and it is. much greater in. it's a it's a limited but it's a bigger scope right yes. when are critical when the use of force incident becomes a critical incident however does your role change. do it use of force in a critical incident in order to do it if someone has suffered injury if they are handcuffed to cim. ok so in certain circumstances you would not be required to do that correct and also in addition your honor or surgeon. you did not do any of that use of force report review use of force review may 25th 2020 did you know you didn't speak with the officers in depth about what happened or act no you didn't interview any of the witnesses that were at the scene did you know and you didn't review the body horn cameras that night did you know in preparation for your testimony were you given the entirety of the case file for this case no i mean do you have 50000 pages of police reports no have you reviewed any of the interviews from any of the witnesses. have you reviewed any of the statements

it may lead to suicide. so what are some of those indications that people should pay attention to for themselves and also what they know. >> and, and, this person says i'm thinking of killing myself. and, frequently people don't say or pay any attention to them. or no, don't do that, let's go out. they dismissed it. the second kind of person gets that suicide is a very big decision they don't feel capable of making that decision and they leave it up to the owners. so they will throw on a hand. nobody will miss me if i'm dead. when i'm dead, give my animals away. going to be gone soon. all sorts of hints that they may be dead soon. in the third person does the same thing. they want the universe to tell them what to do. but they don't say anything. they acted up. so, the third person may change how they death. and they may start giving away their belongings of their pets. and, something that they show. and the fourth person takes risks. they want the universe to tell them when. so, they drive dangerously they

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may. if you get your first shot in mid-may, you aren't fully protected until late june. so, look, now on the one hand june isn't that far away given how long this has been going on, but it isn't here yet either, so the virus is spreading because we have too many people who see the end in sight think we're at the finish line already. let me be deadly earnest with you. we aren't at the finish line. we still have a lot of work to do. we're still in a life-and-death race against this virus. until we get more people vaccinated we need everyone to wash their hands, socially distance and mask up in a recommended mask from the cdc. think about it this way. many times we're ahead and as i've said before we can have a safe, happy 4th of july with your family and friends and small groups in your backyard. the real question is how much death, disease and misery are we going to see between now and then? in january, in just the month january, we lost 95,747 -- excuse me. 95,774 americans. in march that

i give myself as much time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman may proceed. mr. bilirakis: i rise today in support of this legislation which was introduced by representative griffith. in order to prevent people who have not been vetted by authorities from dispensing controlled substances, this bill will clarify that the transfer of any controlled substance registration without written consent from the drug enforcement administration, the d.e.a., is prohibited. a 2018 energy and commerce committee report which summarized the committee's bipartisan investigation into the distribution of prescription opioids by wholesale drug distributors and the d.e.a.'s subsequent enforcement practices found that an opioid distributor and its pharmacy customer did not go through the appropriate process, transferring a registration to a new pharmacy owner. failing to contact the d.e.a. appropriately and to verify whether the agency approved the transfer of a registration to dispense controlled substances creates a serious risk that could lead to drug diversion. of course i urge

may not require a full custodial arrest? >> correct. >> are minneapolis police trained in the use of force? >> yes. >> in the academy and also post service, service training? >> yes. >> are officers taught standards of force must be reasonable at the time it applied? the entire time is applied? >> yes. >> are officers taught the need to assess and reassess and reevaluate situations in the field? >> yes, we are. >> are you familiar with minneapolis police departments critical thinking model? >> yes. >> how are you familiar with that? >> is something i wanted to embark and make sure was part of our training curriculum that includes the aspect of procedural justice and procedural justice is researched and evidence-based learning that's shown police departments, people with respect, give them voice, establish neutral engagements and feel there is trust in our communities, they are more likely to cooperate with us and likely to be seen more legitimate have shown employees come to work, there wellness is better this is very import

it may mean that i'm going to have to or the officers are going to have to make an arrest, but we may need additional resources here because the situation is still -- could have the potential to not be stabilized. so all of that is part of that goals and action. >> and then to review and reassess. assuming that means exactly what it says. >> exactly. yes. information's going to flow, dynamics can change. and so it can be a constant just review and assess -- reassess the situation to make sure that we're trying to get to the best possible outcome in this, peacefully and safely. >> because circumstances can change, the situation can change, correct? >> yes. >> and force that might be appropriate at one moment might not be appropriate at a different moment or more force might be needed at yet another point. is that right? >> yes. >> this particular critical thinking model, exhibit 276, we see examples of this throughout training materials that are provided by the trainers at the facility. is that right? >> yes. >> why is that? >> it's to really embed that knowledge that, you know, we don

it may mean that i'm going to have to-- or the officers may make an arrest, but we may need additional resources because the situation could still have the potential to not be stabilized so all of that is part of the goal and action. >> and this is exactly what-- >> information going to flow, the dynamics can change so it can be a constant revie and reassess the situation to make sure that we're trying to get to the best possible outcome in this peacefully and-- >> because circumstances can change, the situation can change, correct? >> yes. >> and force that might be appropriate at one moment might not be appropriate at a different moment or force may be needed at yet another point, is that right? >> yes. >> this particular critical thinking model exhibit 276, we see examples of this throughout training materials that are provided by the trainers at the facility, is that right? >> yes. >> and why is that? >> it's to really embed that knowledge that we don't want to fall susceptible to the check the box training. this training is important for all of our officers to have a knowledge and

may not help us out with the drought but may allow the vegetation to get enough water to possibly delay the water season. so we'll talk more about that. it's coming up in a few minutes. marcus? >> cierra, thank you. two east bay cities grappling with east bay deadly encounters. fi charges have been filed in the most recent case. felony charges are being filed against danville officer andrew hall. no word on if he plans to turn himself in. the video you're about to see is graphic. dash cam video showing hall firing several shots into the car. driving, moving past hall during a pursuit. back then danville police said he was driving toward hall and hall fired in self-defense. he is facing manslaughter charges in connection with that fatal shooting. >> these charges are felonies. due to officer hall's unreasonable force used during the 2018 shooting. >> if the officer had been charged earlier and removed from the streets, my latest client would not be dead. >> the civil rights lawyer, john burris, represents 32-year-old wilson who was killed by hall in march. edited body cam individual crow

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bystanders may be saying some things. in the chaos if using to miss things. >> in certain instances, yes. >> i would like to publish the body worn camera, officer kueng's body worn camera starting at 20:21:01. >> received. >> no objection. >> i would like you to tell me what mr. floyd says in this instance. >> [inaudible] >> did you hear what he said? >> i couldn't make it out. >> does it sound like he says i ate too many drugs? >> i can't make that out, no. >> so, in the chaos of the situation, things can be missed, right? >> yes. >> you would agree that at one point during the exchange, mr. floyd was advised that he was under arrest. in fact that happened a couple of times, right? at the point they had mr. floyd on the ground you would agree and you are aware officers called for ems. it's reasonable for an officer to call f ems, right? if there's an injury or need or complaint or some discomfort. and you understand that in this particular instance, very shortly afternc mr. floyd was on the ground, officers called for em

it may mean a combination of things it may mean that i'm going to have to earn the officer is going to have to make an arrest but we may need additional resources here because the situation is still could have the potential to not be stabilized and sell so all of that is part of that goals of action and then to review in reassess assuming that means exactly what it says exactly yes and that information is going to flow as dynamics can change and so it can be a constant just really want to stress reassess the situation to make sure that we're trying to get to the best possible outcome in this peacefully and safely because circumstances can change the situation can change correct yes and for some that may be appropriate one moment might not be appropriate at a different moment or more fighting force might be needed of the yet another point as i write gives. this particular critical thinking model exhibit 276. we see examples of this throughout training materials that are provided by the trainers of the facility is that right yes and why is the. institute to really embed that knowledge th

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it is solely for the limited purpose showing impacts of opioids that may or may not have had impacts on george floyd. this is not to be used as evidence of the character of george floyd. >> mr. creighton, who are you currently employed by 2. >> is there anyway i can hear things a little bit louder. >> no problem. >> i just want to make sure that i hear all the questions. >> is that better? >> yes, it is. >> where are you currently employed. >> but now i am currently retired and not employed by anyone. >> prior to your retirement, who were you employed by reign. >> the city of minneapolis police department. >> and how long did you work for the city of minneapolis police department when i. >> 48 years. >> can you describe the various roles he had the police department we met. >> yes, i will. i started in 1993, i started on the street working as a nine to one responder, i did six years as a 911 responder and i worked approximately nine months in public housing as an officer, from there i went to the fourth precinct community response, a team member resolve is a narcotics investigator an

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>>. >> sustained. >> did you administer care to george floyd on may 25 2020? what were you trying to do? >> we were trying to resuscitate mister floyd. >> to save his life. >> correct. >> when we learn a little bit about your background, doctor. what where are you currently employed. >> currently i'm working at a clinic and hospital, it's up in grand rapids minnesota. it's my barrier job and i also work in colonial minnesota at riverview medical center. >> laconia is in carver county. it's several hours drive away from here. >> why grandrapids ? >> i was born there, if my hometown. >> is also the hometown of judy garland. >> it is. >> are you licensed in emergency medicine ? >> i have a minnesota state medical license and practice emergency medicine. >> would you tell the ladies and gentlemen of the jury what is emergency medicine as a practice for doctors? >> it's a very broad practice primarily involves taking care of patients suffering from critical illness. critical elements such as strokes, heart attacks, car accidents . other emergencies such as that but

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may. how often are you seeing each other? >> 2020? at the beginning of the year we had not seen each other we separated for a little while. but march until may we spent every day together. frank: we have a photograph of mr. floyd that we showed you in a prior meeting with you. correct? you recognize that is him? >> yes. frank: exhibit 247. >> received. frank: exhibit 247. >> sorry [crying. frank: a familiar with this photograph quick. >> yes. frank: what is this quick. >> i call it a dad selfie. >> [laughter] i'm just joking but a lot of dads don't have the best angle. it's the not the same angle that everybody else does. frank: this is the selfie that he took. >> yes. i believe it was outside of the salvation army. frank: you know roughly when? >> from the sweater he is wearing i think fall 2017. frank: did mr. floyd have any children? >> yes. frank: how many children? >> to girls. frank: did he try to be a part of their lives as much as he could? >> yes. he loved them. it's hard being in

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it may turn out that there is an ideological backing to this.ntal illness with a combination of that is what led to this incident. the us capitol, much like westminster in the uk, is a target, and the officers who work at the us capitol every day put their lives on the line to protect their building and the people who are in it and they should be complemented for thejob they did. this was not a breach of security, this is what the security does. it stopped the vehicle from getting in, and those officers did theirjob and sadly one was killed and one was injured. you touched on the possible search now for motives which is clearly in the minds of so many people. what kind of areas will people be looking at, the investigating officers there? is it something like what we can all see, looking at social media feeds— what are the other avenues they will be exploring? it is, social media in this day and age really does shine a light into the mindset of the person that is being investigated, but along with that there'll be search warrants that are served

we may be hearing about more cases. we may look further into these. as just described tomorrow, but we're not prepared at this time to single out any particular sup green group. >> good morning, thank you so much for having this call. i'm with bloomberg law. i'm wondering if you can suggest anything going forward regarding messaging for this. i anticipate that anything that you suggest going forward regarding messaging for this, i would anticipate that, you know, there could be fears about this stoking more vaccine hesitancy. what do you recommend to help providers avoid that situation? >> so this is janet woodcock again. number one we took several questions about -- related to this. i think we need to reiterate we're committed to vaccination. we feel that is a really important tool to get the pandemic under control. we're also committed to patient safety. our message in doing this is that we feel we're taking a route that will provide the most safety. for them to recognize, properly treat, and dropperly report any events that might happen. but the me

there may be a second crash. first one is on the shoulder, no slowing for the second one yet, we'll follow that. light yellow by the altamont pass on the right, maybe some wind for vasco between brentwood, discovery bay and 580. no problems reported, though. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> heightened security concerns on capitol hill following yet another deadly attack. still ahead on "today in the bay," the issue the capitol police union says it's facing and the action it's calling on congress to take. >>> also in congress, republicans accusing the white house of really trying to stretch the definition of infrastructure. >>> and breaking barriers. meet the female nascar driver from the bay area that's changing the sport one race at a time. >>> plus -- >> and the actor goes to -- >> the key winners from the s.a.g. awards and the big moments you may have missed including at-home fashion trends. you're watching "today in the bay." i have the power to lower my a1c. because i can still make my own insulin. and trul

>> that is correct. >> in fact, they may not be more dangerous, they may actually be more vulnerable? >> true. >> be it's important that the officer considers that when determining whether to go the route of force or continued force or de-escalation, fair? >> yes. >> behavioral crisis is the last bullet i would like you to discuss. what do you mean by behavioral crisis? >> behavioral crisis, of all of the bullets sometimes, that is probably one of the ones members of our community experience the most. someone loses a job, that could trigger a behavioral crisis. if someone loses a loved one, that could trigger a behavioral crisis. if someone has themselves got the worst diagnosis from their doctor that day, that can trigger behavioral crisis. so we want our folks to take all of those things into consideration. when i talk about meeting our community where they are, that's probably the one we need to really focus on, yes. >> as you testified earlier, the police just don't get to meet people on their very best day, do they? >> no, they don't. >> behavioral crisis as the kind you've descr

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god bless you all and may god protect our troops. thank you for listening. >> do you think the masters golf tournament should be moved out of georgia? pres. biden: that is up to the masters. look -- you know, it is reassuring to see that for profit operations and businesses are speaking up about how these new jim crow laws are antithetical to who we are. there is another side to it, too. when they move out of georgia, the people who need help the most, people who are making hourly wages sometimes get hurt the most. it is a tough decision for a corporation to make or a group to make. but i respect when they make that judgment and i support whatever judgment they make. the best way to deal with this is for georgia and other states to smarten up. stop it. stop it. >> there are many americans who are reluctant to take the vaccine. what is the white house view on campaigns -- pres. biden: we are doing that. the number of people who are reluctant continues to diminish across the country. as they see their neighbors, particularly in communi

i hope everybody votes for andy street on may 6. >> liz saville-roberts. liz. >> i think it's worth repeating the ministerial code 7 guiding principles. selflessness, integrity, objectivity, accountability, openness, honesty, and leadership. the prime minister has spent the week ticking them off on his "don't do" list. at the same time he tries to play down allegations of saying let the bodies pile high. given that the sole judge on questions relating to the conduct of ministers and the conduct of the prime minister is the prime minister himself, what happens when a prime minister goes rogue? >> mr. speaker, the people of this country have the chance to make their own minds up on may 6. and when they look at what's happening in wales, mr. speaker, they have a chance to make a choice between what i'm afraid a continually failing welsh labor government or welsh conservative administration in cardiff i believe has a fantastic -- 65,000 high skilled, high paying jobs, finally addressing the problems of the 855, getting 5,000 more teachers, 3,000 more nurses in

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