mrs. miller-meeks: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to recognize national school choice week and the importance of school choice. i was proud to join my colleague, senator tim scott of south carolina, in introducing the choice act last congress, which would expand school choice options and programs for elementary and secondary schoolchildren. i look forward to working together, again, on similar legislation. i was also proud to join representative john moolenaar last week on his resolution to designate this week as national school choice week. in iowa, rerecognize that every child -- we recognize that every child learns and processes information differently and we empower parents and students to choose the school best that suits their needs. tim reynolds is leading the nation in school choice policy and has been a strong advocate throughout the entour. during the covid-19 pandemic, many students were forced to go to virtual learning. this led to a significant drop in testing across core subjects like reading comprehension

cathe chair recognizes the gentlelady from iowa, mrs. miller-meeks, for five minutes. mrs. miller-meeks: thank you, mr. chair. thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to recognize the pella marching band of high school who participated in the rose bowl parade. each year only 21 bands across the world receive an invitation to play in the parade. the pella marching dutch have joined the ranks as one of the greatest marching bonds of our time. this is not the first time they have received this honor. having appeared in the parade in 1988 and 2002. i was fortunate enough to watch the marching dutch on monday, and i was amazed by the talent that was demonstrate bide the students at pella high school. i want to congratulate the pella marching dutch on representing iowa in the rose parade. i look forward to watching their future performances. i would now like to yield a minute to my colleague from georgia, representative collins. mr. collins: thank you. mr. speaker, how about t dawgs. what a special occasion it is. after last night's resounding victory, it is clear that the georgia bu

mr. miller. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. miller: thank you, mr. speaker. and thank you to my dear friend and colleague, ms. tenney, for yielding and her leadership on this issue. i rise in strong support of the house concurrent resolution 7. today, the united states house of representatives stands up for human rights for the same freedoms that we as americans hold so near and dear in our own country and against the brutal regime in iran. the iranian government has a long track record of vial human rights abuses. notably, they're the largest state sponsor of terrorism in the world and not just against the united states but countries such as our own democratic ally in the middle east, israel. in september, the senseless murder of 22-year-old mahsa amini, at the hands of the so-called morality police, for wearing her hi jab improperly -- hijab improperly, put them in front for the world to see. they are demanding basic human rights. the regime's response is to crack down even harder. since the protest broke out in september, more than 450 have been killed, in

mrs. miller-meeks: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to recognize iowa's former governor and ambassador to china, terry brand stad for being appointed as the president of the world food prize foundation. founded by iowa's dr. norman e.borlog, it aims to improve food security around the world. each year leaders in the agricultural industry travel to des moines to discuss the latest global agricultural issues and recognize individuals who have made distinguished accomplishments in the industry. the governor played an indi-n-t great roll in playing the summit during his time as iowa's and the nation's longest serving governor. the summit has been instrumental in combating food insecurity in iowa and around the world. in large part because of governor brandstad's effort. i'm excited to see how he will help the world food price foundation evolve and i'm confident his experience and background will help the foundation further its mission to eliminate world hunger. can i think of no better fit for the job. congratulations, governo

mrs. miller: thank you, madam speaker.ise in support of the born alive abortion survivors protection act. all life is sacred. defending innocent lives should not be a policy issue. this legislation protects babies who are not only born but who are then left without care from an attempted abortion. a baby who survives an abortion should receive the same medical attention that any other premature baby would. these precious souls are given another chance at life. it is unacceptable that there are no criminal charges for those who want to take their life away. the people who allow babies to be killed after birth must be fully prosecuted. let's be clear. killing a baby who is born alive regardless of an attempted abortion is murder. the previous democrat-controlled house has refused to vote on this bill. today a republican-led majority keeps our commitment to america by voting on legislation that upholds the sanctity of life. i urge the passage of this bill on the house floor and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker

mr. miller. sure thing. so busy tuesday. ah. the camera gene has a nazi problem. it's western backer is don't want you to know about stepping vendetta and nazi collaborator is celebrated in ukraine as a national hero. however, the historical record is player vendetta and his associates are alleged to have committed genocide against poles and jews during the 2nd world war. the west is largely silent about this and it'll come with every day of the world. but with all of that, but there's a blaze, he'll what was going, he'll need he'd be a go or worse with white 3. the focus with when 0 changes and you were hearing when you what do you, what you mean by me with you to commend you for the for that was my mistake with would inclusive with, with nick when do you have a new line of credit because you will you will start audio visual i need to show form. yeah, i can do i have done with a dog with all of the tech don. you know what really just me for my grand new teacher. could you go to the senior with after you post a with research in the office this analysis don't just

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miller. mr. staying or there is suggesting that this is a belt contract while respecting purchase contracts to the country that makes the taint, has to have say, you know, final say if you're going to move those states. it's also implies that this is not about helping ukraine fight a war. is that the case? i think it's a, it's not relevant for germany would say yes or no, because germany will say yes. so i don't think they would reach any contract. germany will allow them to, to do this. you know, after the u. s. and the u. k. germany has sent the most military aid to ukraine since this invasion began. i mean, there's no denying the countries commitment to supporting ukraine. and yet, once again, germany looks like it may be dragging its feet in helping you create, talk to me about how much optics matter here. yes, indeed i, we don't understand why chancellor charles has such a problem in sending main battle tanks from, from germany. we have sent so many stuff we have sent the jackpot. we have s

mrs. miller: thank you, madam speaker. i rise in support of the born alive abortion survivors protection act. all life is sacred. defending innocent lives should not be a policy issue. this legislation protects babies who are not only born but who are then left without care from an attempted abortion. a baby who survives an abortion should receive the same medical attention that any other premature baby would. these precious souls are given another chance at life. it is unacceptable that there are no criminal charges for those who want to take their life away. the people who allow babies to be killed after birth must be fully prosecuted. let's be clear. killing a baby who is born alive regardless of an attempted abortion is murder. the previous democrat-controlled house has refused to vote on this bill. today a republican-led majority keeps our commitment to america by voting on legislation that upholds the sanctity of life. i urge the passage of this bill on the house floor and i yield back the balance of my time. the spe

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mr. miller from the conservative party i had to strategy for africans. hi foot. moscow plan with africa and it's main focus was promoting and leveraging private investments to create jobs basically. and it is expected that the strategy that minister, when you're sorts of a present today with what was much less on that on private investments and more on what to cause. i'm in this kind of development policy including janai quality climate. and i mean, preparedness ok, how could this new approach benefit germany's partners in africa? but we have yet to see. of course, what germany's partners in africa will make out of the strategy once it's published . they will of been consulted in the writing office in general. they may, will come doing away with the title marshall plan on which to some sounded brought to the listing, some half jokingly, asking them which grade was devastated. as you know, europe was after the 2nd world war when it became when he got the, the master plan that the original one still, of course this discussion it within the german governmen

mrs. miller: i thank the gentleman from nebraska. i rise in support of the family and small business taxpayer protection act. the last two years under democrat rule have resulted in terrible policies and more unnecessary taxes for the american people. americans have been feeling the weight of destructive policies since their first day in power and now it's time for our republican majority to fix this mess. the pressure on american taxpayers has continued to increase since the passage of the so-called inflation reduction act. when they gave $80 billion of new fund for the i.r.s. to hire the 87,000 new agents to needlessly audit family is and small businesses who are forced to fund the out of control spending and misguided green new deal priorities. how do more audits and scrutiny from the i.v. -- i.r.s. benefit americans? liberal congressmen chose to target americansberry supercharging the inch r.s. which solely focuses on auditing the hardworking americans who already pay more than their fair share. this is unep sable and must revers

mr. miller, he didn't answer questions that were raised by him. he said he would only respond to things that he did before he was president, or they didn't push it. they didn't subpoena here. if we really want to restore trust in the system, i would hope that mister biden would waive all of these privileges. he would waive the department of justice policy, which is not in tried in the constitution and says, i'm an open book. smalley as president, has called on his studies citizens to come together to fight al chabarise. hassan shaped more. describe the arm group as bed bugs who must be eradicated, and he addressed crowns in mogadishu during a rally, organized by the government. as de la mood declared war on the group when he came to power last year. now algebra has been fighting the government since 2007. we can only imagine if you see some one you don't know in your neighbourhood, please ask him. who are you? if you can't ask him, he please call us and tell us that there's an unknown person in your neighbourhood . then we will ask him, what are y

mr. miller, i'm some military experts say that ukraine can win the war in 2023, but only if the west helps the country with modern battle tanks is germany prepared to do that. germany is prepared. we have delivered a lot of weaponry to the ukraine. we're number 3 in the world or in the volume of develop, delivering weapons. we are struggling currently within the coalition. you know about that, about a heavy weapon everywhere for re like main battle tanks. we're still discussing this, but this is something aside. i think i can really say we have delivered a lot. so what would you say about the recent polls suggesting fewer people in germany, support weapons deliveries to ukraine. do you see a shift in, in the feeling amongst the german population? now from the people i know and i speak with, i see no reduction in support for ukraine. everybody knows how important it is to support ukraine. it, there is something about our international law. russia may not have any advantage of taking a peaceful neighbour country. and this is a sign that must come from, from our supports of ukraine for you fe

mr. miller, he didn't answer questions that were raised by him. he said he would only respond to things that he did before he was president, or they didn't push it. they didn't subpoena here. if we really want to restore trust in the system, i would hope that mr. biden would waive all of these privileges, he would waive the department of justice policy, which is not enshrined in the constitution and says, i'm an open book. ah, he crane says it's forces. it's still holding on to the some town of solid. ok, but fighting is tough. that is despite the russian mastery, wagner group saying is taking control of the town. the criminal has warned against declaring a victory prematurely suggesting that the fighting is not ova. ukraine has said the battles in this area have been some of the bloodiest in this war. so far. e rush washing is face in the solid, our direction the back most to spot the difficult situation. ukrainian soldiers, a desperately 14 rusher, is trying to break through al, to fence lines without any luck to capture soul at all. and the ene

mr. miller reports from johannesburg about how some african countries are asking the i m f for loans. while south africa's economy is under stress, it's relied far less on the international monetary fund than other african countries. so africa's historic, he had an ideological aversion to i, m f, loans and it can raise local funding and finance because of its sophisticated capital markets, which some other african states may not have. my condom is say, it's unlikely south africa will need the i'm if any time soon. that's also despite a south africa suffering with power, the power utility is gone, has $26000000000.00 worth of debt and he's struggling to supply power. but the is an exception. south africa receive $4300000000.00 from the i've. i am if, as emergency support during the global pandemic in countries like sam bin was in beak of also recently turned to the i'm if assistance especially of the china tightened it's tanks making the i m f. the preferred option, zambia though was the 1st african country to default on its i'm if loan to, to it's worsening economic situation during t

mrs. miller: i thank the gentleman from nebraska. i rise in support of the family and small business taxpayer protection act. the last two years under democrat rule have resulted in terrible policies and more unnecessary taxes for the american people. americans have been feeling the weight of destructive policies since their first day in power and now it's time for our republican majority to fix this mess. the pressure on american taxpayers has continued to increase since the passage of the so-called inflation reduction act. when they gave $80 billion of new fund for the i.r.s. to hire the 87,000 new agents to needlessly audit family is and small businesses who are forced to fund the out of control spending and misguided green new deal priorities. how do more audits and scrutiny from the i.v. -- i.r.s. benefit americans? liberal congressmen chose to target americansberry supercharging the inch r.s. which solely focuses on auditing the hardworking americans who already pay more than their fair share. this is unep sable and must revers

mrs. miller-meeks: thank you, mr. speaker. as both a physician and former director of the iowa department of public health, i agree what president biden said in september of last year, the pandemic is over. more specifically, even though sars covid is over -- i'm proud to support h.r. 283 which acknowledges the truth of the president's word. when covid-19 first reached our shores, the public health emergency declaration was a tool that helped our country mobilize, develop testing, developing vaccines, get p.p.e. however, this emergency declaration is no longer needed. and instead of putting an end to it, the president has continually renewed it with no end in sight. for example, we have already extended telehealth for two years. from mass man -- mask mandates and vaccine mandates to extended medicaid expansion to previously ineligible participants and student loan forgiveness, the president and the minority is expanding government overreach. what's irresponsible is not putting a transition in pla

mrs. miller-meeks: and i would implore people in our districts to give us the concession that because we are here and we're voting for kevin mccarthy, there are reasons that we do so. that we think he's the best person to be the speaker at this time. and for them to trust in us that we know that. and to start contacting all of the veterans in congress, both the incoming who have never been sworn in, and those of us waiting to be sworn in, waiting to be chairs of committees, to implore those members voting no to vote yes. to allow us to set up committees. to allow us to set up investigations. to allow us to pass a bill that would defund 87,000 i.r.s. agents who are going after small businesses and average americans. to allow us to put forward an energy independent agenda. to allow us to secure our border. i would implore them to ask them to use their intellect because this game is ending and it is ending soon. thank you. reporter: you guys talked about you're having this press conference. what are

. >> (inaudible) >> go ahead, mrs. miller. >> my name is rhonda miller, the third house on buchanan street, so i'm the third house back. i lived here for probably 32, 33 years and i echo my neighbors. it sounds like everything is legit but it definitely puts a burden and would disrupt our back yards and our living conditions too. to have a 4 story home to me is-i don't know if it is single family person or-it would be too much and would disrupt our back yards or living space, sunlight and i think it is too much for the area where it is in. that's pretty much all i have to say. >> great. >> thank you for your consideration. >> last call for public comment on this matter. seeing no additional request to speak commissioners, mr. johnson you have a 2 minute rebuttal. >> thank you. i just want to address several things that the project sponsor had shared. first of all, with regards to the north side of our building, it's a long filbert street and north side so there is no direct sunlight. yes we have windows on the side but the su

mr. miller. that's good. and we're going to. it's good. i am so delighted to hear about book and to see phil gramm. i have heard this analysis from aei in the past and i don't know why we can't have a convention that every year when the census puts out their analysis of the data there should be a companion report the tax and transfer adjusted poverty report may be when the republicans take the house they could do something about that here is. my question i about what is going to be the left's reaction to and immediate thought you know they're going immediately go to ethnic groups as to what's been story for them and without going into too much detail. i would like to know do you deal with that in the book and do you good the story back to a little bit of you know we can't you know we don't do more than data will support but nevertheless same basic story applies to african because that we have a long enough history on that and they have improved vastly in terms of their unemployment. i mean their poverty rates they've improved vastly in ter

mr. miller. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. miller: thank you, mr. speaker. and thank you to my dear friend and colleague, ms. tenney, for yielding and her leadership on this issue. i rise in strong support of the house concurrent resolution 7. today, the united states house of representatives stands up for human rights for the same freedoms that we as americans hold so near and dear in our own country and against the brutal regime in iran. the iranian government has a long track record of vial human rights abuses. notably, they're the largest state sponsor of terrorism in the world and not just against the united states but countries such as our own democratic ally in the middle east, israel. in september, the senseless murder of 22-year-old mahsa amini, at the hands of the so-called morality police, for wearing her hi jab improperly -- hijab improperly, put them in front for the world to see. they are demanding basic human rights. the regime's response is to crack down even harder. since the protest broke out in september, more than 450 have been killed, in

mrs. miller-meeks: thank you, mr. speaker. i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlelady's recognized for one minute. mrs. miller-meeks: i rise today to congratulate iowa biodiesel board on their recognition by the clean fuels alliance america for their contributions to clean energy. since the iowa biodiesel board was created in tweive they have been instrumental making iowa the number one biodiesel fuel in the united states. which is critical in the united states goal of energy independence. they have created jobs throughout iowa anti-country. and reduced overall greenhouse gas emissions. i'm proud to represent a state that recognizes the advantage of biofuels and organizations like the iowa biodiesel board for promoting biodiesel throughout the country. as we continue pursuing clean energy production, i hope my colleagues will look to iowa and organizations such as the iowa biodiesel board as an example of an any of the ab

mr. miller. this is my returned late at night.nd they were not ordinary thieves, a lot of valuable things, but nothing was taken. like this? nothing special. but the very fact that there were robbers in my house sent apparently interested people. it is asked and everything that happens i can conclude. what is our business under surveillance? the local police are also hunting for us by a certain group. i guess what is it? the feds the woman i dated was apparently a distraction to check out my house, she's brilliantly educated and able to dialogue at the expert level of the kind of people in our city. i have not met. send me these pictures. check thank you all the best. i killed people. and i do. i see. i don't now do you remember? hello anton ulyanovich, i'm captain gribanov and this is your district police officer, i haven't called the police yet. firearms were fired on the territory of your house tonight. that's actually about it. ok, thank you. fine. hmm who is that? what you need? come on, don't worry. i have a business proposa

mrs. miller-meeks: i rise in support of this bill and am proud this is one of our first priorities. president biden has drained the strategic petroleum reserve. republicans have a plan. replenish our reserve and unleash american energy. the president's energy policies have hurt americans and i thank my colleagues on the other side of the aisle that he is correct in releasing oil from the s.p.r. and may have helped to lower gasoline prices, but it uncloaked the lie that it was price gouging from oil companies that caused prices to begin with. more supply was needed and that was obvious and this administration constrained domestic production and supply. approximately 40% of the s.p.r. has been drawn down with no plan to replenish it. the president has indeed chosen to peddle a false narrative about our efforts. the president claims our bill, the strategic response act would limit our response to the s.p.r. this is false. it reenforces the president's ability to tap the s.p.r. if an energy is declared. it would require to prepare a plan to encourage domestic production without a declar

mrs. miller's phone.was michael beard. >> beard had just been fired from clayton's company and was also renting from him, so the two men were connected. >> michael beard was, from my knowledge, what i would call a gentle giant. he was a man with a very physical presence, soft spoken, kind, and often desperate financially. >> if you have a justified reason to call michael, why are you deleting the calls and why didn't you just use your own cell phone? >> matt lambert, who is a state police investigator, was familiar with mr. beard from work in the city of elmira. after the phone records came forward, matt went back out and talked to mr. beard again. >> so, we picked him up at his house on grand central ave in elmira and drove him to the state police barracks in painted post. i discuss the findings that we had with him. he denies any involvement with the murder. he says that he had been at home the night of the murder drinking with his wife the entire night and never left the house. >> my name is james vaug

mr. john miller. john, good morning to you. thank you. wow, there's a lot to discuss here. intent was good. the end result was a failure. that was the attorney for nichols' family said. what do you know about this unit and what's going on now? >> well, the scorpion unit is a specialized unit like a lot you see, especially in cities facing crime. and when you look at the memphis crime picture, and the chief framed it a little bit, but this is a city that's poured millions into downtown, convention centers, restaurants, venues. they lost a hyatt hotel construction deal, because crime was just going up. downtown, they had 4,000 crimes in 2022. a thousand more than they had the year before. 30 cars broken into on one block. so, sending these anti-crime teams, that are your experienced officers, highly trained, to go after predator criminals, makes sense in a place where you're having record murders, shootings, carjackings. the problem is, how long are they on the job? what was their level of experience. what was their level of supervision? is there a sergeant with every team? t

mr. nichols. >> bringing john miller into the conversation. what jumped out you? >> the same thing, wolf. the idea that everybody is charged with murder in the second-degree, everybody is charged with kidnapping. everybody's charged with official misconduct. what we will know when we see the videotape, probably tomorrow evening, is that everybody had their individual actions, which will be separate, and probably not all equal to each other. however, as andy points out, they're acting in concert. if you and me and andy go to rob a bank and we go in with guns and shoot somebody, the getaway car driver is still charged with murder, because they are part of the group committing the same act and doing nothing to stop it. >> let me bring ba ccari seller into this. put on your legal hat. aggravated kidnapping seems unusual. what does that tell you about these former police officers? >> reporter: makes me question legality of the arrest. the district attorney said he did not want to go into that, but anytime you have an unlawful taking such as a kidnapping, a charge of kidnapping makes you believ

mrs. miller-meeks: i rise in support of this bill and am proud this is one of our first priorities. president biden has drained the strategic petroleum reserve. republicans have a plan. replenish our reserve and unleash american energy. the president's energy policies have hurt americans and i thank my colleagues on the other side of the aisle that he is correct in releasing oil from the s.p.r. and may have helped to lower gasoline prices, but it uncloaked the lie that it was price gouging from oil companies that caused prices to begin with. more supply was needed and that was obvious and this administration constrained domestic production and supply. approximately 40% of the s.p.r. has been drawn down with no plan to replenish it. the president has indeed chosen to peddle a false narrative about our efforts. the president claims our bill, the strategic response act would limit our response to the s.p.r. this is false. it reenforces the president's ability to tap the s.p.r. if an energy is declared. it would require to prepare a plan to encourage domestic production without a declar

mr. speaker, lieutenant governor miller, distinguished members of the 68th legislative assembly, majority and minority leaders, chief justice jensen and justices of the supreme court, fellow elected leaders, tribal leaders, cabinet leaders, first lady kathryn, second gentleman craig, family and friends and all fellow citizens of north dakota, welcome, and thank you for joining us today, whether it's online, over the airwaves or in person. this morning we had an incredible opportunity to hear from chief justice jensen and chairman azure, we are grateful for your thoughtful words this morning in your respective and chairman, for your courageous leadership. [applause] as we enter our seventh year of our administration and our fourth regular legislative session, kathryn and i remain deeply humbled and honored to continue serving all the citizens of north dakota. and we are very excited to welcome the 39th lieutenant governor of the state of north dakota, tammy miller. welcome tammy. [applause] we're also deeply grateful for the six years of dedicated service by lt. governor brent sanford, who

i applaud mrs. miller. you're in trouble. but it is something that a lot of people do.uld say, look , you know, it just really look, you know, it just really suits your particular lifestyle. i think there's i don't think there's a particular problem with it, although is that if although i would say is that if you do have a puppy, it's probably not a great idea because the morning might because in the morning it might because in the morning it might be a little bit moist and not in a good way. oh gosh. well, andrew i are both people andrew and i are both cat people now. said earlier, you now. as you said earlier, you can avoid these puppy can avoid all of these puppy blues get a cat instead. blues if you get a cat instead. but actually can be but actually kittens can be a bit of a pain when you first get them that scratch. also them that scratch. so also defecate unsold you miss out on the cute bear because i want you to miss out on the kitten. but it's not just a dog thing is it is point. yeah it's not. it's is my point. yeah it's not. it's not. i probably i would say t

mr. speaker, lieutenant governor mate -- miller, the majority and minority leaders, chief justice jensen, all my fellow elected leaders, the tribal leaders, the cabinet leaders, first lady catherine, second gentleman craig. i family and friends that are here today. thank you, thank you for joining us today, thanks to the legislature for inviting us to speak. thank you if you are online, over the airwaves or in person. this morning we had an incredible opportunity to hear from chief justice jensen and we are grateful to both of you for your thoughtful words this morning. for your dedicated service to all citizens in north coda -- north dakota,. . as we enter our seventh year of our administration and our fourth regular legislative session, kathryn and i remain humbled and honored to continue serving all citizens. we are excited to welcome the 39th lieutenant governor of the state of north dakota, tammy diller. welcome -- tammy miller. welcome tammy. we are deeply grateful for the six years of dedicated service from brett sanford. his positive impact in the lives of north accordance will be

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mr. johnson, we have some chris so closer to so great. so we're miller, has our 2 political correspondent listening attribute needed. let me just tell you the how that took me by took me by surprise, was unused to hearing a chance of a shots making quite dry political speeches. and it started off very much like that . thank you very much. this is what's going on in ukraine, but then he, he seemed to sort of having dealt with ukraine and said, but russia hasn't got what it wanted and the west is coming together. and he sort of seem to do a hard turn. i went into cell mode to the gathered business, c, e o's and, and, and sold germany as a, as a country that, that is going towards our climate neutrality. our laws are going to be very flexible. he made a big thing as well about the country's training opportunities and pushed immigration, which is m as a good thing, which is something that few in his position would have done is always interesting to listen to all our so speeches and to listen to those details because they do come as a surprise. i've got here

when you got to the car now, john miller pointed out very rightly what was said by mr. nichols. did you see what the police officer said in contrast to what mr. nichols said, f bombs and this and that and get out? is that the way you should be comporting yourself with respect to interpersonal communication. in the event that you're going to engage in conduct as an officer and you're going to actually use force, is there an immediate threat that anyone sees that is opposed to the officers. if you look at the officers conduct, is the conduct the officers engage in proportionate to what mr. nichols is doing? can we say they acted reasonably? and finally with respect to their failure to do anything but stand around and make excuses, it's deplorable. when jurors are evaluating, if it gets that far, the issue of first degree, second degree -- there's not a first degree, we know that. that would require proof of premeditation. the prosecutor opted to prove a knowing killing. what does that mean? it means you have to know and appreciate the nature of what you did could lead to what is a