hi, mr. craig. would like to ask you short questions and i wish i could get an answer without getting cut off. what do you think about the show than trial, the police officer that they claimed murdered george floyd? guest: i am mad. that is some of the most disturbing video i have ever seen, with his knee on the neck. the only thing close to horrific as that video with george floyd and that cop are the beheading videos that isis use to put out on the internet. it is disturbing. host: caller, your second question? caller: my second question would be a comment. i think that we have the second amendment right for free speech, and i hope they never take it away, but it is so sad everybody that has a microphone thinks they can reach out to the public and keep this country divided. i feel they need to take their medication and go somewhere and mind their business. you should be the first to take my advice. guest: ok. [laughter] host: what you think about that comment? guest: i think it is american. anybod

mr. bishop and ms. craig for their hard work and collaboration in bringing this bill to the floor today. i want to thank mr. luetkemeyer for his leadership today and his unwavering commitment to our nation's 30 million small businesses. i urge my colleagues to vote yes and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from kansas yields back. the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass the thill -- pass the bill h.r. 14 2. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 being in the affirmative, for what purpose does the gentleman from texas rise? >> i request the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: yeas and nays are requested. pursuant to section 3-s of house resolution 8, the yeas an nays are ordered. pursuant to clause of rule 20, further proceedings on this question are postponed. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> madam speaker, by the direction of the committee on

hi, mr. craig. i would like tax cue two sure questions and i wish i could get an -- ask you two short questions and i would like to get an answer without getting cut off. what you think about the shaaban trial, the police officer that they claimed murdered george floyd. guest: i am mad. that is some of the most disturbing video i have ever seen, with his knee on the neck. the only thing close to horrific as that video with george floyd and that cop are the beheading videos that isis use to put out on the internet. it is disturbing. host: caller, your second question? caller: my second question would be a comment. i think that we have the second amendment right for free speech, and i hope they never take it away, but it is so sad everybody that has a microphone thinks they can reach out to the public and keep this country divided. i feel they need to take their medication and go somewhere and mind their business. guest: ok. [laughter] host: what you think about that comment? guest: i think it is amer

mrs. craig: families were disappointed to learn that their dependent adult children weren't eligible to receive support. including the harris family in eagan, minnesota. debbie and victor are proud parents to their wonderful son, josh, who has complex medical needs. expenses are constant for the harris family. home care nurses and their two grown sons provide 24-hour care for josh. despite that, as an adult disabled dependent, josh didn't qualify for relief. it was exactly stories like that why i introduced the all dependent children count act and pushed to ensure that josh and millions of other adult children can receive the relief they deserve. i'm so proud we were finally able to get this in the american rescue plan. and give families like the harrises an additional 1400. allowing them the freedom and support to enjoy some well deserved time in minnesota's great outdoors. thank you so much. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: thank you. for what purpose does the gentleman from kentucky ris

mr. clean. >>> good monday morning to you. craig melvin here. we have been watching and listening to testimony in the derek chauvin murder trial. there's a sidebar that is ongoing. that's why we took a break there. chauvin, the officer charged with the murder of george floyd. this is week two of testimony. we were just watching and listening to dr. bradford lange m langemfeld. before his text got underway, the defense argued for more video evidence to be shown but limited testimony to be heard. we are waiting for the most high-profile witness to take the stand. that's the minneapolis chief of police who fired chauvin. nbc asked the chief what he would say to derek chauvin if he was in the same room with him. the chief told us then they would never be in the same room together until now. our panelists standing by. mary moriarti, the former chief public defender, paul henderson, a prosecutor. paul is a legal analyst. i mentioned that we heard from the doctor -- we are hearing from the doctor who pronounced george floyd dead, dr. langenfeld. he wal

mr. gibson. next is craig joseph. >> hello, and thank you for the invitation as well as the opportunity to be considered for an appointment on the african american reparations advisory committee. what are the fact that my family were in san francisco. she had a home on dalone street which was taken by the 280 freeway. she didn't there were things within that and surrounding that because of the fact that my grandmother's a black woman which did not enable her to keep her home. the standing position that i had i feel more lakeview sunnidale. i would often do outreach in the different areas of outreach throughout the city and i would see the disparities between ourselves and other races of people. i also had the opportunity to work with several millionaires in the city, one of them being a black man and i was able to see the differences between the treatment that he received versus the treatment that the other millionaires received who had not black we would need to address internally and externally and also a le

mr. gibson. next is craig joseph. >> hello, and thank you for the invitation as well as the opportunity to be considered for an appointment on the african american reparations advisory committee. what are the fact that my family were in san francisco. she had a home on dalone street which was taken by the 280 freeway. she didn't there were things within that and surrounding that because of the fact that my grandmother's a black woman which did not enable her to keep her home. the standing position that i had i feel more lakeview sunnidale. i would often do outreach in the different areas of outreach throughout the city and i would see the disparities between ourselves and other races of people. i also had the opportunity to work with several millionaires in the city, one of them being a black man and i was able to see the differences between the treatment that he received versus the treatment that the other millionaires received who had not black we would need to address internally and externally and also a le

mr. hall? what do we know about him? >> reporter: yeah, craig.heard right there from your panel that the defense, during cross examination, is trying to get at that question of drug use. maurice hall potentially could be part of the defense's strategy, or would have been. came up several times. he is the passenger inside george floyd's suv that we saw in some of the body camera footage. what's interesting about maurice hall is we learned just yesterday, his attorney filed something with the court saying that maurice hall intends to plead the fifth and he will not testify. that could potentially be a blow to the defense as the defense tries to get more of that question of floyd's drug use. we know maurice hall will plead the fifth, will not testify. a couple of other things from that testimony we just heard from courteney ross. she also started out as a character witness and then the prosecution bringing up their struggles with opioid addiction, trying to pre-butt the defense. she talked about the grief at the death of his mother. questions whethe

craig. >> all right, mr. roker, thank you good sir when we come back, "today" goes green.old to avoid milk milk it could mom needs help but, she doesn't want to move. we're mostly concerned about her safety. she's already had a couple of falls. we had this joke, 'oh, that's a senior moment, right?' but it wasn't. home care with an entire support team. she could live independently and do her own thing. and get really good, specialized care. and i could just be her daughter again. month-long series today goes green, oftentimes cows and dairy farmers may get a little bit of a bad rap because of greenhouse gas emissions. >> but this morning we're highlighting a farm that's rethinking the way that we get milk, and in the process they might be helping people who say they're lactose intolerant. >> nbc's gadi schwartz took a trip to visit some really special cows, we understand. >> >> reporter: good morning, guys, a lot of people who think i love dairy but dairy doesn't love me will be surprised to hear this. some studies are showing drinking a specific kind of cow's milk mightles

mr. soto. now, congresswoman craig, it is your five minutes. >> thank you so much, madame chairwoman. thank you for holding this incredibly important hearing today. dr., i also want to thank you for representing the mayo clinic so well in the great state of minnesota and for helping to keep your kids and families safe and healthy. i'm just thrilled that you are on our panel and i get to ask you a few questions. i would like to start with kids online during covid and just share that as the mother of four boys, i know it can be a challenge to consistently and diligently in force screen time for our kids, particularly during a public health crisis when so many of our children, our students, have been learning remotely or partially hybrid. this in fact is the case for our youngest son, who is a senior in high school this year, and i guess our own experience in our family is that it comes harder as kids get older and maybe become more independent, which is why i think that trying to instill good habits and stricter limits on younger kids is so important. but parents trying to do the best t

craig? >> all right, mr. roker. thank you. >>> just ahead on this tuesday morning, those baylor bears reign supreme, winning its first ncaa men's basketball title in dominating fashion coach scott drew and that star player who came up huge last night, they're going to join us live to celebrate. >>> plus, the reopening of mt. everest. closed for a year by the pandemic the climbers now being welcomed back, and the strict rules to prevent a covid outbreak on the world's tallest mountain first, this is "today" on nbc. come experience the grand opening of floor and decor's newest location in pleasant hill! our expansive store is fully equipped with safe distancing guides, so you can browse our wide aisles and be amazed with our even wider selection. or easily order online, and pick up all the products you need for your flooring project curbside! so come discover the perfect floor at the perfect price in whatever way is perfect for you. floor and decor, now open in pleasant hill for safe in-store shopping and curbside pic

mr. courtney: happy to yield the lady 15 seconds. the speaker pro tempore: additional 15 seconds. ms. craig: it is our responsibility to step forward and help protect our workers. it is beyond the pale to put our heads in the sand as members of congress and say there is nothing that we can do. what the hell are we doing here if we do that? and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. the gentleman from connecticut reserves. the gentlewoman from north carolina is recognized. ms. foxx: thank you, madam speaker. madam speaker, we grieve for anyone who is killed violently in this country under any circumstances. again, that is not a partisan issue. madam speaker, the health care industry is currently in the midst of responding to a once-in a-century pandemic and has prioritizes resources helping patients and keeping its employees safe from covid-19. forcing osha to enter into an interim final standard within one year, as h.r. 1195 requires, will have a devastating impact on the health care industry during the covid-19 pandemic. last thing our health care providers nee

craig melvin, we will be watching tomorrow on "today." you can see the interview tomorrow on the "today" show and right here. mr. biden pointing to his response to the coronavirus that big government can be effective. >> democracy still works, government still works and we can deliver for our people. we are vaccinating the nation, creating hundreds of thousands of new jobs and delivering results to real people, opening doors of opportunity, guaranteeing fairness and justice. that's democracy in action. >> president biden made history seconds into the speech marking a moment that took centuries to become reality. >> madam speaker, madam vice president -- no president has ever said those words from this podium. no president has ever said those words. and it's about time. >> joining me now is casey hunt. in the chamber, one reporter sending all of us in the chamber and gallery. you have been to so many of these. this one was so different. >> it was so different, not the least because of the moment you just showed everyone. i couldn't see that last night from my advantage point. just 200 people in the chamber. it ma

mr. from the previous spaceflight. now back to dateline. now back to dateline ♪ ♪ ♪ >> welcome back to dateline. i'm craig melvin.ly popped up with his young lover in guatemala. wanted by authorities in belize for questioning in the murder of greg faull, mcafee told reporters he was now seeking political asylum from the persecution he suffered their. the announcement curated an international media frenzy while back in the states, faull teetotaller's believed the press was chasing the wrong story. back to keith morrison with the fugitive millionaire. >> four weeks after the murder of greg faull, we and much of the the world's press tried to find the elusive john mcafee. a spectacle which, for greg faull's father art and stepmom roseanne, was hard to take. >> i had phone call from cbs, nbc, abc, fox, cnn, the new york times, and the wall street journal in two days. >> it was questions about this other fella. >> mcafee? >> like, excuse me? you're asking the wrong question. ask me about our loss. >> that seemed almost to be secondary, like it was the lost in the shuffle? >> lost on the shuffle, greg was push off to o

mr. soboroff, give us an update on the administration's response to the situation at the border. where do things stand right now? >> reporter: i have to say, craigr moving children out of custody and doing so relatively rapidly. they were up to over 5,000 kids in the custody of the so-called operators, law enforcement personnel along the border. the vast majority of the children, as you pointed out to the president in an extraordinary interview, i have to say, there were 22,000 in the custody of health and human services where they are supposed to get care and custody the child welfare professionals. he wanted to talk to you about comprehesive immigration reform. as we talked about the other day, when i introduced everybody to anna and her family, that mixed status family where she was a u.s. citizen and her parents were undocumented, they face a challenge now that the president himself is looking at -- there they are on the screen -- a more targeted approach, perhaps, to immigration reform that won't necessarily cover all 11 million undocumented residents of this country. he supports that, but he is willing to compromise. >> i want to get your

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mr. brown's civil rights were infringed upon by law enforcement officers. it's an important distinction. it's criminal, not civil. second, even though the state could do its own investigation, to me, craigerfect sense for the feds to do one, too. if for some reason they don't have confidence in the state's ability to do justice here or to do a thorough investigation, then by all means, the u.s. attorney and the fbi ought to open a criminal investigation. they will have access to all of the evidence and to witnesses who want to talk to them. although, of course, some may have a fifth amendment right that they invoke not to talk to investigators. >> chuck rosenberg for us. thank you. thank you so much for that. >>> the murder trial of derek chauvin was one of the most closely followed in our country's recent memory. the verdict was historic. coming up, my conversation with one of the jurors who voted to convict him. what it was like being in the courtroom and what he is saying about the deliberation process. i'll be observing your safe-driving abilities. play your cards right, and you could be in for a tasty discount. [ clicks pen] let's roll. hey, check it out. one time i tripped on the

something off craig's list you want to meet in a public place where everyone can see you. [ laughter ] it's like, "beanie baby's first. cash second. you know the way this works. [ laughter ] you show me mrut the elephant and i show you the cash." [ laughter ] but you can never trust putin. he started the call by saying, "joe, give me social security number so i know it's really you. [ laughter ] yep, during the call biden was pretty tough on putin over russia's aggressive actions towards ukraine. putin was like, 'this freakin' guy. he's like the poison in my underpants.' [ laughter ] hello? keep talking." you could tell biden was being tough though because putin's translator kept saying, "oh, please don't make me tell him that remember, vlad, i'm just a a translator." [ laughter ] and today the white house said their goal is to have a predictable relationship with russia i mean, it's already pretty predictable. every four years we have an election and every four years they try to hack it. [ laughter ] but the president is busy. it was just announced that biden will deliver his first address to a joint session of congress two weeks from today. that will be the first time in four years na

mr. blackwell that showed the graphic with all the police officers all ringed around, it was like, wow, i have never seen a police officer against another police officer. it was extraordinary. craig melvin, thank you so much for spending time this evening. thank you so much, great reporting. really appreciate you. >>> joining me from downtown minneapolis, another fantastic reporter that has been really in the middle of this and reporting and doing such a great job. shaq, shaquille brewster. give us a sense of how people are feeling, relief, shock, what is it people are expressing, i know you're blocks from the courthouse. >> we're blocks away from the courthouse. you can see the barbed wire in the downtown area, still in this area. this is a march turned rally. the rally portion just wrapped up. they are now marching again, and really it depends on who you're talking to. some people are relieved. they know and they were holding their breath. they just were skeptical the entire time. they heard and saw that case that craig was talking about, what they considered to be a strong case, witness after witness, bystander after bystander, come and take the stand. they saw and heard the u

when mr foley was no longer offering up any resistance to the officers they could've into their restraint. and that was after he was handcuffed and on the ground and the longer resistance craig defense attorneys have argued drugs found in floyd system during the time of his arrest or partially responsible for his death, and that show van was following proper police protocol. on thursday. floyd's girlfriend, courtney ross, discussed the couple shared opioid addiction and emotional testimony. uh classic story of, uh, how many people get addicted to opioids? we both suffer from chronic pain. mind was in my neck and his west in his back. the judges giving jurors a half day today being that they are ahead of schedule in minneapolis, jeff paul ktvu, fox two news. and a reminder you can watch the derrick shobin trial live as it unfolded ktvu dot com and the ktvu mobile news act down to check in with meteorologist rosemary oroczo when little cooler than what we saw over the last couple days. yes absolutely. we are looking at a drop in temperatures today and the continued cool down will go into the weekend. given you a live look here at what is happening. over sfo at this hour. you c

craig, is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you so much, chairwoman, and thank you in particular for holding this hearing today. mr. ware and mr. shear, thank you for being here and for keeping this committee updated and well informed on the sba's endemic response. i know that this has been a significant challenge for the small business administration over the last just over a year now and we appreciate the work that the sba and its employees have undergone to make sure that our small businesses as many as possible could survive this public health crisis. it's clear from testimony today though that there has been some internal controls that are lacking an action in the sba has resulted in several issues that ultimately harm the people that we're trying to help, those small business owners get while the sba should certainly work towards corrective actions based on experience over the last year, we have an opportunity to add more internal controls and address these issues as we stand up new programs such as the shuttered venue operators grant and the restaurant revitalization fund. so in questioning a moment ago touc

mr. courtney: happy to yield the lady 15 seconds. the speaker pro tempore: additional 15 seconds. ms. craig: it is our responsibility to step forward and help protect our workers. it is beyond the pale to put our heads in the sand as members of congress and say there is nothing that we can do. what the hell are we doing here if we do that? and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. the gentleman from connecticut reserves. the gentlewoman from north carolina is recognized. ms. foxx: thank you, madam speaker. madam speaker, we grieve for anyone who is killed violently in this country under any circumstances. again, that is not a partisan issue. madam speaker, the health care industry is currently in the midst of responding to a once-in a-century pandemic and has prioritizes resources helping patients and keeping its employees safe from covid-19. forcing osha to enter into an interim final standard within one year, as h.r. 1195 requires, will have a devastating impact on the health care industry during the covid-19 pandemic. last thing our health care providers nee

craig, is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you so much, chairwoman, and thank you in particular for holding this hearing today. mr. ware and mr. shear, thank you for being here and for keeping this committee updated and well informed on the sba's endemic response. i know that this has been a significant challenge for the small business administration over the last just over a year now and we appreciate the work that the sba and its employees have undergone to make sure that our small businesses as many as possible could survive this public health crisis. it's clear from testimony today though that there has been some internal controls that are lacking an action in the sba has resulted in several issues that ultimately harm the people that we're trying to help, those small business owners get while the sba should certainly work towards corrective actions based on experience over the last year, we have an opportunity to add more internal controls and address these issues as we stand up new programs such as the shuttered venue operators grant and the restaurant revitalization fund. so in questioning a moment ago touc