the mckinley tariff was ruining the economy. there was a depression in hawaii. she was trying to figure out how to keep things paid for. well, they're she was supporting a an opiate tax. all these chinese laborers could smoke opium they get some tax money and then there was the lottery and the americans were all horrified that legislature met for 173 days and under the bayonet constitution. the only way she could control the politics was by governments rising and falling. so as long as she could pick her ministers until they disfavored her and then she'd have enough legislators vote a no confidence and she'd get a new government. it's a hell of a way to try and run a government. she finally proroged the legislature dismissed them. and she had secretly been working on a new constitution. that would restore her royal powers. and in fact from this procession she went back to the iolani palace an announced her new constitution and that was the beginning of the overthrow that set the annexation league the committee of safety. they had a militia company called the hon

roosevelt and woodrow wilson the porter that you see here of president mckinley was painted after his assassination using photographs and previous artistic portrayals and harry murphy actually beat a bunch of male artists to win this presidential commission. so his success is a painter is especially impressive as many women were excluded from the fine arts and the early 20th century next slide. however, as the century went on presidential portraits painted by women became more prevalent and one of these women is elizabeth schumachov who painted two american presidents and a first lady now schumachov was born in russia actually present-day ukraine and she took art lessons informally as a child, but her family permanently left russia following the october bolshevik revolution in 1917. like many of the artists will discuss today. she resettled in the united states, but following the tragic and unexpected passing of her husband. she needed a way to support her family. and so she turned to her artistic hobby to support them. luckily. she was very talented and she became a well known painte

. >> eric mckinley, who's been on the force there for 3 years. cameron leahy who's also been on the force for 3 years and james fisher who has been an officer there for 10 years all these officers involved are currently on paid leave. and we also now know the toxicology report will take at least 2 more months. so it may be some time before we know the exact cause of death the attorney representing the officer says they use proper de escalation tactics will hear more from them tonight during conference in prime time. >> starting at 8. but right now kron 4 subject all talk to a criminal defense attorney today who says that the video shows the officers used excessive force. >> south, a criminal defense attorney cody soften of the south in law firm says the alameda police departments description of 26 year-old mario gonzalez is in custody. death as a medical emergency may be but south and says the emergency was caused by the officers involved who he used excessive and unreasonable and unnecessary we have 2 or more calls for service. we have calling i

franklin mckinley serves se residents covid. >> our community zip codes have had higher rates of positiveareas than an hour county. >> to meet the needs of a diverse population the app is available in english, spanish, and vietnamese. one set of screening questions can handle multiple questions for students in the household. >> they could present with the green pass to the temperature check station where there would be by a metrically scanned. >> the entire process takes about one minute. the app can be customized by each school district. >> they may get a reminder at 6:30 reminding them to complete their health screen. one simple click with a one- time password sent via text message would get them into the app. >> franklin mckinley sees this as an important partnership for all 16 school sites.>>> a bay area woman said she got one dose of moderna and another dose of pfizer. tonight, she shares what happened next. >>> plus -- -- -- -- -- -- >> i i i i another 100 candidates. >> 100? former governor arnold schwarzenegger weighing on the recall. hours ago, another celebrity appears ready to

. >> reporter: mckinley county, new mexico, borders the navajo nation and is made up of more than 70%ative americans. in september of 2021, mckinley county ranked first in the state and sixth nationally for covid deaths per capita. several of jamie barboan's family caught covid, including her mother, yvonne tolth. >> one of my sons, he passed. he spent a month and a half in the hospital, and he fought it, but didn't come home. >> reporter: how hard was that for you, yvonne? >> hard. i would get mad. daughter just stood by me and my other kids. >> reporter: the navajo nation's high death toll lead tribe officials to spread the word about the importance of vaccines any way they could, and the moment they got their first batch, leaders split their efforts between massive sites like this one, and meeting people out in their own communities. >> so we look at essential businesses, essential workers. >> reporter: the tribe's chief medical officer, dr. loretta christensen, says their efforts have led to more than 70% navajo nation receiving their first dose. >> i think that we are either at h

. >>> this is week 2 for limited classes in san jose's franklin mckinley school district.oom with up to 15 students. to ensure everyone's safety, safety and sanitation protocols are being implemented carefully and parents play an important role checking in their children with an app called "company nurse." we don't want to have anything negatively impact our program. this is crucial to make sure our classes feel safe. >> it is a school specific app. it is to screen office workers. franklin mckinley's serves san jose residents in neighborhoods hard-hit by covid. >> our community -- our zip codes have had higher positive rates of covid within our county. this is extremely important. >> to meet the needs of a diverse population the app is available in english, spanish and vietnamese. one set of screening questions can handle multiple children in the same household. >> if they have a green pass, that means they didn't have symptoms or exposure they could present with the green pass to the temperature check station where they would be by a metrically scanned. >> the entire proc

. >> allison barrie wilkinson represents james fisher eric mckinley and cameron leahy. the 3 officers shown in this body worn camera video who responded to the call of a mumbling and intoxicated individual early monday morning on april 19. mat person now known as 26 year-old mario gonzales 5 separate investigations are now underway to determine what happened, that cause gonzales to die while he was in police custody. >> the body-worn cameras reveal how hard the officers worked to tried to calmly bringing mister gonzales into a safe situation. they tried for 3 full minutes to handcuff him all standing up. they did not want to have to take him to the ground. and it was the intensity of mister gonzales we refuse be helped. >> as along with his strenght very well can sense as gonzales was a large person for the officers to get into custody is estimated by the officers. >> to be about 5 foot 5, but weighing. 250 to 300 pounds gonzalez. his family has said can salas had and we need to back by the officers. and asked him to stop breathing and die. >> very once and says the vid

mckinley on the subcommittee for environment and climate change. you are recognized for five minutes for an opening statement. >> thank you, chairman and tonko. i appreciate the conversation yesterday. one thing we can all agree to is the world needs to reduce its carbon emissions and i think we are on the same page here. the president has repeatedly pledged publicly to d carbonized the power sector by 2035. some in congress are trying to make that 2030. i've gone into this hearing today [inaudible] what needs to happen for a power plant to meet that goal? first carbon capture technology it must be commercially viable. second, a program that must be reviewed and the third of the united states needs to develop the pipeline system [inaudible] seven to eight years and all the engineering and permitting to stall carbon capture and achieve zero. if you tell us to comply with the goal of 2030, they are going to have to start immediately using today's technology. it is widely recognized today's [inaudible] capturing 80% of the fossil fuel emissions the ut

msnbc contributor jesse mckinley.hecking themselves like the governor said? >> i think it's a broader look at the use of state resources which, of course, his staff, equipment, time. it's a pretty broad investigation into the book and any other activities that were involved in actually the creation of the book and/or the promotion of the book. it looks like the ag has a pretty wide bailiwick. >> there have been recent past investigations into misuse of public funds that have, frankly, ended political careers, even sent officials to jail. what are you watching for here? what do you see to potentially playing out? >> i think the first thing we'll have to watch for is whether or not people are being deposed, whether or not subpoenas are dropping and whether or not we have any elaboration from the cuomo administration what exactly happened there. they have said consistently this was volunteerism and maybe there was incidental work done by junior staffers, but there will be pressure to give a fuller accounting of what exac

franklin mckinley serves san jose residents in neighborhoods hard hit by covid-19. >> our zip codes haved-19 than other areas within our county. this is extremely important. >> reporter: to meet the needs of a diverse population, the app is available and veetmies. >> they could present with a green pass with no exposure to the temperature check station where they would be scanneded. >> reporter: the process takes about a minute. the app can be customized by each district. >> they may get a reminder at 6:30, reminding them to complete the health screen. one click with a one time password would get them into the app. >> reporter: franklin mckinley sees this as an important partnership for all 16 school sites. >>> the countdown is on to disney land's reopening this wgd. some lucky cast members are already experiencing the magic. this week is a soft opening to prepare for friday's debut. it is the first time the park has been open since march of 2020. the reopening also means disney hired back thousands of people. >> glad to have your jobs back. hopefully we will get everyone back in. they a

. >> allison barrie wilkinson represents james fisher eric mckinley and cameron leahy. the 3 officers shown in this body worn camera video who responded to the call of a mumbling and intoxicated individual early monday morning on april 19. mat person now known as 26 year-old mario gonzales 5 separate investigations are now underway to determine what happened, that cause gonzalez to die while he was in police custody. >> the body-worn cameras reveal how hard the officers worked to try to calmly bring mister gonzales into a safe situation. they tried for 3 full minutes to handcuff him all standing up. they did not want to have to take him to the ground. and it was the intensity of mister gonzales refusal be helped. >> as along with his strenght very wilkinson says gonzales was a large person for the officers to get into custody is estimated by the officers. >> to be about 5 foot 5, but weighing. 250 to 300 pounds gonzalez. his family has said can salas had and we need to backed by the officers and asked him to stop breathing and die. >> very once and says the video shows

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then a matter of public safety >> i was on southend says eric mckinley in first officer to arrive at the park on oak street the morning of april 19th initially showed restraint. but eventually lost patients with gonzalez. 911, callers reported was likely an armed, though he appeared intoxicated may have just committed a theft. these officers and the most powerful tool that they have in their possession or at their will is their ability to talk someone down verbally de-escalate, a situation. >> and these officers very quickly escalated to the physical use of force which is absolutely unnecessary. they had time. they had distance. they had the benefit of not being in a crowd, an area where there's there would be a public safety risk wraps of people were close and they could mister gonzalez. they could see that he didn't have a weapon and all they needed to do was to give it time and to talk mister gonzalez down or trying to figure out what was going on south and has successfully settled federal civil rights cases of police misconduct. most recently with the city of palo alto and its po

. >> allison barrie wilkinson represents james fisher eric mckinley and cameron leahy. the 3 officers shown in this body worn camera video who responded to the call of them. mumbling and intoxicated individual early monday morning on april 19 become that person now known as 26 year-old mario gonzales 5 separate investigations are now underway to determine what happened, that cause gonzalez to die while he was in police custody. >> the body-worn cameras reveal how hard the officers worked to tried to calmly bring mister gonzales into a safe situation. they tried for 3 full minutes to handcuff him all standing up. they did not want to have to take him to the ground. and it was the intensity of mister gonzales use be helped. >> as along with his straight very well. can sense as gonzales was a large person for the officers to get into custody is estimated by the officers. >> to be about 5 foot 5, but weighing. 250 to 300 pounds gonzalez. his family has said need to backed by the officers and asked him to stop breathing and die. >> barry says the video shows differently. a c

. >> allison barrie wilkinson represents james fisher eric mckinley and cameron leahy. the 3 officers shown in this body worn camera video who responded to the call of a mumbling and intoxicated individual early monday morning on april 19. mat person now known as 26 year-old mario gonzales 5 separate investigations are now underway to determine what happened, that cause gonzalez to die while he was in police custody. >> the body-worn cameras reveal how hard the officers worked to tried to calmly bring mister gonzales into a safe situation. they tried for 3 full minutes to handcuff him all standing up. they did not want to have to take him to the ground. and it was the intensity of mister gonzales we refuse ulta be helped. >> as along with his strenght very well can sense as gonzales was a large person for the officers to get into custody is estimated by the officers. >> to be about 5 foot 5 weighting. 250 to 300 pounds gonzalez. his family has said can salas had and we need to backed by the officers and asked him to stop breathing and die. >> barry says the video shows

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. >> allison barrie wilkinson represents james fisher eric mckinley and cameron leahy. the 3 officers shown in this body worn camera video who responded to the call of them. mumbling and intoxicated individual early monday morning on april 19. mat person now known as 26 year-old mario gonzales 5 separate investigations are now underway to determine what happened, that cause gonzalez to die while he was in police custody. >> the body-worn cameras reveal how hard the officers worked to tried to calmly bring mister gonzales into a safe situation. they tried for 3 full minutes to handcuff him all standing up. they did not want to have to take him to the ground. and it was the intensity of mister gonzales use ulta be helped. >> as along with his strenght very well can sense as gonzales was a large person for the officers to get into custody is estimated by the officers. >> to be about 5 foot 5 weighting. 250 to 300 pounds gonzalez. his family has said can salas had and we need to backed by the officers and asked him to stop breathing and die. >> barry says the video shows di

. >> allison barrie wilkens represents james fisher, eric mckinley and cameron lehigh those 3 officers are shown in this body camera video. now she says that gonzales was a large person for the officers to get into custody and insisted that the body camera video reveals her class did not kill mario gonzalez. >> cameras reveal how hard the officers worked to tried to calmly bring mister gonzalese into a safe situation. they tried for 3 full minutes to handcuff him all standing up. they did not want to have to take him to the ground. a close examination of the video reveals that the actually have their body weight on their heels or on the there such that's really in essence they re seeing mister gonzalez. >> all 3 officers are on administrative leave pending the outcome of these multiple investigations. meanwhile, the south criminal defense force out. criminal defense attorney says that the alameda police departments description of can solace his death as a medical emergency may technically be true, but he believes that police used excessive and unreasonable and unnecessary forcefully ha

they are james lehey and eric mckinley. stephanie sierra is looking into all of this, she's in the newsroom with more. >> reporter: i spoke with a mental health expert and a former police officer today. i think it goes without saying, watching this footage was difficult for everyone. and both experts agree the worse part is knowing mario gonzalez' death could and should have been prevented. >> i didn't catch your name yet though. >> reporter: from casual questioning to screams of pain. 26-year-old mario gonzalez fought for his life as two alameda police officers pinned him face first on the ground for roughly 6 minutes and 17 seconds before he died. >> does he have a pulse? >> no. >> reporter: officers got a call about a disorderly and possibly intoxicated person. after getting out of their car the officers talked to gonzalez for roughly 5 minutes asking general questions about his identity. >> what's your name. >> reporter: before forcing him to the ground. >> they didn't really have any information before they laid hands

images from the department's facebook page snow officers cameron leahy and eric mckinley both hired in 2018 and are currently on paid administrative leave. another officer, james fisher, as well as a civilian parking enforcement employee are also on leave. we do not have photos of those two. gonzalez's death is still under investigation. alameda city council has lo at how police respond to mental health calls. >>> another item about law enforcement tonight, new develocaught on camera hitting his k-9 partner will no longer be a dog handler. this december encounter troubled a lot of people who saw it. we showed this to you on the news. the officer striking the police dog during a training session. vacaville's interim police chief says the officer is still with the force but has been reassigned away from the k-9 unit. the police dog has been returned to its vendor and is no longer on the force. >>> california's small businesses will get more than $6 billion in tax breaks under legislation signed today by governor newsom. the governor visited with several small businesses in san fernando v

. >> reporter: james fisher, cameron leahy and eric mckinley had a combined 17 years of experience in the police department. but it is there interaction with mario gonzalez on april 19 that will be scrutinized for weeks and possibly years to come. >> mary o gonzales should be alive today. >> reporter: this retired judge said there are multiple missed opportunities to de-escalate the situation with mario gonzalez possibly preventing his death. >> what they did was escalate the situation by using force. so they closed in on him, and laid hands on him and got one cuff on his right hand. he resisted pulling away with his left hand. >> reporter: the officers body camera captures the confrontation and he is tackled to the ground and face down an officer places a knee on his back. his rising panic is evident as he squirms and at times pleads incoherently to stop. >> your priorities as an officer is to make sure you're safe and the public a safe and the person you are taking into custody a safe. >> reporter: police chief said his death was unintentional. >> we don't want anyone to die. >> rep

images from the department's facebook page snow officers cameron leahy and eric mckinley both hired in18 and are currently on paid administrative leave. another officer, james fisher, as well as a civilian parking enforcement employee are also on leave. we do not have photos of those two. gonzalez's death is still under investigation. alameda city council has scheduled a meeting for may 8th to look at how police respond to mental health calls. >>> another item about law enforcement tonight, new developments, a vacaville police officer caught on camera hitting his k-9 partner will no longer be a dog handler. this december encounter troubled a lot of people who saw it. we showed this to you on the news. the officer striking the police dog during a training session. vacaville's interim police chief says the officer is still with the force but has been reassigned away from the k-9 unit. the police dog has been returned to its vendor and is no longer on the force. >>> california's small businesses will get more than $6 billion in tax breaks under legislation signed today by governor newsom.

and officer mckinley spent a few minutes talking to him.which time he found out that mario was harmless. >> friendly. and minding his own business. and so the officer should have gone to the the household that made the call and told them we've checked into the matter. you don't have anything to be afraid of and the man is not breaking any laws and just not instead, mario was wrestled to the ground and suffered what police call a medical emergency as the officers applied pressure to his back while the officers remain on paid administrative leave. >> pending the outcome of the investigations into mario's death. his family is preparing funeral arrangements believed to hold on for here. >> we're also hearing the 911. calls that were made right before mario gonzalez was killed in the recording. you can hear 2 different men calling to report gonzales. the first man lives near the alameda park where gonzales was standing and then the second recording. you can hear the dispatch officer ask another man if gonzalez had any weapons. >> in my front gar

and officer mckinley spent. >> a few minutes talking to him. during which time he found out that mario was harmless friendly. and minding his own business. and so the officer should have gone to the the household that made the call and told them we've checked into the matter. you don't have anything to be afraid of and the man is not breaking any laws and just not instead, mario was wrestled to the ground and suffered what police call a medical emergency as the officers applied pressure to his back. >> well, the officers remain on paid administrative leave pending the outcome of the investigations into mario's death. his family is preparing funeral arrangements believed to hold on for year. >> a triple shooting is under investigation in san francisco. it happened yesterday near market in mason a block away from the westfield shopping center. 3 people were shot, one of the victims died. investigators remained on scene for several hours before that area reopen for traffic. people who work in the area say they're disheartened by the violence. >> w

anyway, the vice president, mckinley was elected. so he became vice president of the united states. so there was very much for the young man to do because and december 6th, 19, anyone william was assassinated and theater roosevelt at the age of 42 became the youngest president in american history. and still is. i know some are like what about jack kennedy. watch. this could be a trick question. you're taking a test. i never try to trick students but it could be a jeopardy question i guess. who was the youngest person ever be president? it's still theodore roosevelt. -- that is a jet candidate. so i thought that we might want to keep that distinction mind. in any, case mark was furious. he said that i told him to nominate that law. man asked what would happen. look, that cowboy is the president of the night of states. as one historian, wrote historians in the early 1900s did not overlook and agitate one of the world's most era strict chaotic names. turning up historical essays, who in, addition happen to be president of the united states. americans probably expecting some incitement

of ice about the aussie little disloyal if you look at the sort of body mckinley who grew up with the one is the one you well know of the. blossom in the snow and which can make them care much much more than and you know. i mean these are the baby a little better but then you must not feel like you're jealous i would just assume a lot of i miss for your luck i celebrate and i'm going to have to go to vegas with a new item in. our head i'm going to get him i'll get my help med then the show can help madness meant to do what he. some insight a little caught on a bit of the mungo if you heard about a dicom of the noble hope of a planet for months at them because of. this it you refer to doesn't need him but he does he did it also made a kid but she was sick you see he could he saw it you sick you know it you know. it was a hold on along with which if you. saw the saucer he said. it was a hoax. a footballer from space traded battling opponents on the pay for fighting fascism at home on the broad. footballing legend at accountant introduces up the name on the bottle. of water who used his

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they said we think that will be the easiest thing -- >> but melissa mckinley said the governor never with them. >> the criticism it's pay to play. >> it's a fake narrative. you don't care about the facts. >> tucker: so that's the woman cbs sent down to stop ron desantis. here's the full tape. >> as we got to january, we wanted to expand the distribution points. so yes, you had the counties, drive through sites, hospitals doing a lot. you wanted it in communities more. we reached out to other pharmacies, publix, walmart. cvs had to finish that mission. for publix, they were the first to raise their hand and say they're ready to go. we did it on a trial basis. i had three counties. i talked to seniors across four different publix. how is the experience? is this good? is this the way to go. >> 100 percent positive. >> tucker: funny you didn't see that on "60 minutes." we don't spending time defending politicians. normally we attack them and enjoy it. but this is a political hit. governor ron desantis joins us. thanks for coming on. it's hard to imagine. i was just saying the other day,

with teddy roosevelt got rid of the spaniards and mckinley sent the rough riders in and everybody into get rid of the spaniards. why didn't eisenhower, why didn't kennedy, why didn't they send the u.s. military in. i was reading a thing about the bay of pigs on usa today and most of generals at the time -- most generals at a time, the cia was not supposed to go in and do military operations. the u.s. military, the dod, was supposed to go into cuba to get rid of castro. nicholas: yes. both eisenhower and kennedy were unwilling to commit, at least openly, u.s. military forces to the overthrow of the castro regime. one of the great concerns was to maintain good relations with the rest of latin america. latin america, latin american people, saw that united states as overbearing, they did not like them on the munro doctrine. they did not like to be in america to backyard. for good foreign policy reasons, it was ruled out that we would have the u.s. military openly go against the castro regime. now, kennedy considered that when it came to the event that happened 18 months later, that was t

. >> but melissa mckinley told us the governor never met with her about the public's deal. >> it's wrong. it is a fake narrative. you don't care about the facts, because obviously i laid it out for you in a way that is irrefutable. >> the nearest is 30 miles away. >> sean: cbs caught red-handed, deceptively editing what he said back in march where he explained in great specificity and detail why publix was picked as a distribution point in its proximity. it has nothing to do with, by the way, it is a huge grocery chain that gives money to republicans and democrats. so, cbs took a two minute statement from the governor, reduced it now to mere seconds and took out all of the parts where he shrouded a fake news narrative. called the hit piece false and offensive. furthermore, the director of the florida division of emergency management, a democrat also slams the report explaining that publix was recommended by the florida department of health as other pharmacies were not ready to begin the vaccine rollout. and it gets even worse for 60 minutes. the democratic mayor, not republican, the demo

eric mckinley, who's been on the force for 3 years. cameron leahy, who's also been on the force for 3 years and james fisher, who's been on the force for 10 years. outside the alameda police department gonzales has family demanded those 3 officers involved in the. >> 26 year. old's death last week be held accountable. police say they got a report monday. the 19th about a man who appeared to be under the influence in town and was a suspect in a possible theft. they say when they tried to detain him he resisted and suffered a medical emergency. during the struggle after watching part of the video yesterday, the gonzales family says it's clear mario was not a threat and should not have died give people reason. >> you know when you know at no point. was he violent or out of control. the police killed my brother in the same manner that they george floyd. >> the city of alameda has launched an independent investigation into gonzales. a staff. >> late this afternoon alameda as interim police chief talked with kron four's terisa stasio about t

. >> the assassination of president mckinley, with the new start. >> after the death of mckinley, to the result became president. the republicans helped by making him vice president and would never hear from them again. >> or he was as president. he was a strong conservationist. roast >> roosevelt had long been in conservation issues. so, when he comes into office, he was as if god had sent nana. >> how many chiefs of agencies are close friends with the president of united states. that help them enormously. he spoke in his own name to be sure on the one hand of everyone who stood behind them. >> although both men were born into wealth, they distrusted the business tycoons who rate for an enormous process -- profits. >> conservation was well advanced for the time teddy roosevelt had become president of the united states. he finalized it with a vengeance. >> roosevelt worked to get the force reserves out of the general land office and into the supervision of clifford. >> he hated the general land office pretty hated the interior department. he thought they were in bed with every scound

the death of mckinley, teddy roosevelt became president.ed by making him vice president they would not hear from him and here he was, president. he was a strong conservationist. >> roosevelt had long been interested in conservation issues and nature was the world he loved most. when roosevelt comes into office it was as if god had sent manna. how many chiefs of agencies are close friends with the president of the united states? that helped pinchot enormous lay. he spoke -- enormously. he spoke in his own name but everyone knew who stood behind him. narrator: although both men were born into wealth they distrusted business tycoons leaving with profits from the nations national resources. >> conservation was well advanced by the time teddy roosevelt became president of the united states. but teddy roosevelt finalized it with a vengeance. narrator: roosevelt worked to get forest reserves out of the general land office and under the supervision of gifford pinchot. >> gifford pinchot hated the general land office and the interior apartment and t

james fisher, cameron leahy, and eric mckinley . all three are on paid administrative leave.team has requested to see if the officers had previous complaints of misconduct. >>> building a better bay area is not an easy task especially when it comes to issues like police reform. several leaders will be after san jose committee that was meant to reimagine public safety and policing. reverend jethro moore says three meetings was all it took for him to recognize the committee lacked structure and focus. he says those who quit expected to have the police be involved but they didn't imagine the conversation will be led by police. san jose's deputy city manager feels the committee offered a much-needed discussion. >> we thought we were going to get a chance to carefully reimagine what policing was going to look like. >> it is going to take time and patience. it is going to made sitting through things you may not want to hear. >> he says this group will be reaching back out to those who have resigned. part of building a better bay area is fighting for racial and social justice. we do

. >> melissa mckinley in the everglades told us the governor never met with her with the public deal.t will go away, governor. >> it's a fake narrative. it just getting used to the narrative and you don't care about the facts because obviously i made it out for you in a way that is irrefutable. >> and here is what cbs came out including ron desantis deciding to choose public. >> we wanted to expand the distribution points, so you have the county, some drive-through sites coming up hospitals that were doing a lot, and went to giving communities more so we reached out to other retail pharmacies, walmart, obviously cvs and walgreens finish that mission and we will figure out how to get done with that. for the public they were not ready to go, and you know what, we did it on a trial basis, i actually showed up that weekend and talk to seniors across the public how is the experience? it was good, it was 100% positive. >> juan: cbs continues to stand behind their story saying that our story sunday night speaks for itself. dana perino, let me begin with you. ron desantis claims he is being s

images show officersshow offices leahy and eric mckinley both hired in 2018 and are currently on paid administrative leave. another officer, james fisher, as well as a civilian parking enforcement employee on leave to gonzalez's death is under investigation. alameda city council has scheduled a meeting for y is t respond to mental health cause. >>> it is another deadline day in the effort to recall governor newsome. each of california's 58 counties have until today vong on file. after today the june 8th. that is for anyone who has signed the petition to ask local elections officials to remove that done. >>> state of education. what californians really think of how school was handled during the pandemic. >> some bay area mayors think they have the answer to helping the homeless. >>> nfl draft. it is draft day. meet one bay area chevy is america's fastest-growing full-line brand. and people are taking it everywhere. taking trailblazer outdoors. confidently taking on new places with equinox. and taking on more with silverado. whatever you do, there's a perfect chevy to take you anywhere.

arthur macarthur was recalled by president mckinley in 1901 after he had dealt chabilly with a close friend of the president the future president william howard taft who was a civilian governor in the philippines. he did have other commands, but he expected to become chief of staff the united states army, but never did receive that appointment and when he died in 1912, he died with an element of bitterness. so father of douglas macarthur is an important figure in his life. douglas macarthur entered west point in 189 here he is as a cadet. he graduated at the top of his class with some of the highest marks ever received there. only a couple of people actually did better one was robert e lee. he was a dashing figure tall trim and handsome. his mother nicknamed pinky followed him there to manage her son's social life and see that he excelled. and she stayed with him ultimately until her death in 1936. so she was very formidable person. and keep played certainly. there's no question as we'll see a key role in his life helping to shape his personality. after west point after he graduated

administrative leave in alameda as interim police chief told us today those 3 officers involved or eric mckinley who has been on the force for 3 years. cameron leahy also on the force 3 years and james fisher, there's been an element officer for 10 years. >> now, late this afternoon alameda as interim police chief spoke with kron four's theresa stasi about the case and why the department chose to release the 3 body cam videos. she continues our team coverage with the message she is hoping to get across to the public about the case. >> certainly the death any human being who's been in the care or custody of the government. the police department. there is a compelling public interest in that and so that there's a desire for the public from the public to see that video. and there's a desire from us that the police department to be transparent and open and build trust with the community. so released that video. so it's those 2 things together really drive us home to the video before legally obligated to do so. >> interim alameda city police chief or randy fenn on the release of 3 body camera videos

. >> but melissa mckinley the county commissioner in the glades told us the governor never met with herbout the publix deal. >> the criticism is that it is pay to play. >> it's wrong, it's wrong. it's a fake narrative. i just disabused you of the narrative and you don't care about the facts because obviously i laid it out for new a way that is irrefutable. ainsley: here is what they conveniently left out. >> as we got into january, we wanted to expand the distribution points. so, yes, you had the counties, you had some drive threw sites, you had hospitals that were doing a lot. we wanted to get it into communities more, so we reached out to other retail pharmacies, publix, walmart, obviously cvs and walgreen's had to finish that mission. and we said we are going to use you as soon as you are done with that. for the publix, they were the first one to raise their hand and say they were ready to go. and do you know what? we did it on a trial basis. i had three counties. i actually showed up that weekend and talked to seniors across four different publix how was the experience? is this good

they are james fisher, cameron leahy and eric mckinley.we have just learned all are on paid administrative leave. the i-team requested to see if any of them had previous misconduct complaints. it's unclear how long each officer force. i-team reporter stephanie sierra is digging deeper into the case. >> i did get your name yet. >> reporter: from casual questioning to screams of pain. 26-year-old mario gonzalez screamed for his life as two alameda police officers pinned him face first on the ground for leslie 6 minutes and 17 seconds before he died. > it has epte offices got a call about a disorderly and possibly toxic it a person. after getting another car, the officers talked with gonzalez roughly 12 minutes asking general questions about his identity. >> what's your name? >> reporter: while forcing him to the ground. >> he didn't really have any information before they laid their hands on him. >> reporter: i nurse practitioner specializes in mental health and integrative psychiatry. for the past 17 years she is treated thousands of patien