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you have told us that you work for the bureau of criminal apprehension as are commonly referred to as the b.c.s. correct correct you describe for the juries what is the b.c. . so this is a state law enforcement agency we are under the umbrella of department of public safety. delineated to the 4 divisions investigated vision that i'm a part of we have the information service is a laboratory as well as a training section and we provide services to law enforcement agencies as well as the community and so your jurisdiction is generally where the state of minnesota. in may 25th of 2020. what were your duties as a special agent. i've currently the case asian on the investigator for this investigation so i was notified of the incident fairly quickly and you mentioned earlier about currently having a different assignments. here's point of the jury's how your assignment has changed from may 25th of last year to today so i'm back now i was in the metro homicide unit which investigated both homicide as well as officer involved incidents there's a newly formed force investigations unit that i'm n

. >> you have told us that you work for the bureau of criminal apprehension. >> yes, sir. >> commonly referred tos athe bca, correct? >> correct. >> can you describe for the jury what is the bca? >> so the bca is a state law enforcement agency. we're under the umbrella of department of public safety. kind of delineated into four divisions, investigative division and i'm a part of and we have information services, a laboratory as well as a training section. and we provide services to law enforcement agencies as well as the community. >> so your jurisdiction is where? >> state of minnesota. >> and on may 25th of 2020, what were your duties as a special agent? >> so i'm currently the case agent, lead investigator for this investigation. so i was notified of the incident fairly quickly. >> and you mentioned earlier about currently having a different assignment. can you explain to the jury how your assignment changed from may 25th of last year to today? >> so back then i was in the metro homicide unit which investigative both homicides as well as officer involved incidents. there is a newly formed

now, the state bureau of investigation, that's the sbi that was being referred to by williams.want to see the body-camera footage. then, where is it? two things. first, nobody wants to see video of a man dying. okay? this isn't about snuff films. this is about understanding. okay? because statements don't cut it. look, that is a blessing to have demetria williams, somebody who had the presence of mind when she hears a gunshot in the middle of the morning, early morning, to run toward it. and to pay attention. and be able to process something like that happening to somebody she knows. but i shouldn't be learning about this, neither should you, from neighbors. when investigators have the tape. it's not about hassling the cops. it's about helping the cops. and right now, it seems, they are stuck with a bad law. in north carolina, the statute is clear. recordings in the custody of a law-enforcement agency shall only be released pursuant to court order. the process to get that order is already under way. but in the police-shooting cases we could find, it generally takes months to ge

a little complicated because the north carolina state bureau of investigation responded to a request from me about that confirmation, they referredatement simply saying that the fbi does not have any decision making in the process of releasing videos. so we will find out whether or not this will move forward on monday or not soon. eric? eric: perhaps we will be getting that video. griff, thank you. thank you for your fine reporting. arthel? arthel: okay. eric and griff, police retirements on the rise in new york with the nypd reporting a whopping 75% jump in 2020 over the year before. laura ingle is live in new york with more. hi, laura. >> reporter: hi, arthel. you know, when you take a look at just your general newscast, be hard pressed to find any newscast across the country and not see a story involving police and most recently about anti-cop rhetoric and hostility. now, you take that combined with many uniformed officers getting close to retirement, the pandemic and the challenging, the challenges that officers face on the streets after the death of george floyd, all of that combined has apparently accelerated the departure

the experts at the census bureau are top-notch, career top-notch statisticians. what you are referring to is a technique that is intended to protect people's privacy. it is the first time we have used it. today, the way quantum computing and computing is such that, there can be privacy hacks today that weren't technologically available 10 years ago. for us to keep up with that and protect people's privacy, we have to implement new techniques and this is one of those new techniques. so yes, i think it is justified. >> thank you so much, madam secretary. [indiscernible] he thinks it is more likely democrats ultimately will end up with a less robust infrastructure package. it could end up looking like one that is more directly targeted at what he is calling hard infrastructure. is that accurate to you at this stage? my second question, the president, you are one of the five cabinet secretaries president biden tapped to sell this and engage the public. what does that entail at this point specifically as it relates to getting republicans on board with the plan? >> talking to them. sitting d

bureau of environmental management several times since last meeting. i am unable to reach her. i am frustrated about that and how environmental documents are provided or linked to reference in connection with calendar items. i wonder what else i can do that someone might suggest that is constructive because otherwise i have other avenues that i can pursue that are less constructive. finally, in connection with environmental documents, item 11 on today's calendar. the document that is linked is the wrong document. >> thank you. your time expired. next caller. you have two minutes to speak to item 4. >> good afternoon, president maxwell and members of the commission. california sportfishing protection alliance. speaking as follow-up to my march 9 letter providing the comments on san francisco petition for reconsideration. the petition i am referring to is the san francisco appeal of the state water board water quality certification for the don pedro licensing proceedings. it gives sfpuc acting general manager as city's point of contact. the legal argument in the petition relies on the trump administration unlawful roll back of 401 of the clean water act. you may have read

frank: you told us you work for bureau of criminal apprehension. referred to as the dca. describe what is that? >> the law enforcement agency . >> your jurisdiction is generally where ? >> c of minnesota. >> and on may 25 of 2020, what were your duties as a special agent? >> department of public safety it is intotl for investigative divisions. information services, laboratory and training. we provide services to law enforcement agency and the community. may 25, 2020, what were your duties as a special agent? >> thehe lead investigator for this investigation. i was notified fairly quickly. frank: you mentioned about having a different assignment earlier. explain how yourac assignment has changed. >> back then i was metro homicide which investigates homicide and officer involved units it on - - units. and i'm part of a new unit solely focusing on investigations involving is a force. frank: you mentioned case agent earlier. what does that mean? >> a lead investigator of a particular case. frank: you are here todayat to testify about the incident that led to the death of geor

the experts at the census bureau are top-notch, career top-notch statisticians. here is the reality, what you are referring to are the physical techniques intended to protect people's privacy. it's a first time we have used it, the way quantum computing and computing is such that there could be privacy hacks that were not technologically available 10 years ago. to keep up with that to protect people's privacy we have to implement new techniques. this is one of those new techniques. i think it's justified. >> that has to be the last one. >> one question on infrastructure. senator chris coons said today he thinks it's more likely that democrats ultimately will end up with a less robust infrastructure package. he said it could end up looking like one that is more directly targeted then hard infrastructure. is that an accurate prediction to you at this stage? you are one of the five cabinet secretaries resident biden has to go out and sell this to engage the public area what does that entail at this point as it relates to getting the public on board? sec. raimondo: talking to them, sitting down, listening, eng

bureau of environmental management several times since last meeting. i am unable to reach her. i am frustrated about that and how environmental documents are provided or linked to reference in connection with calendar items. i wonder what else i can do that someone might suggest that is constructive because otherwise i have other avenues that i can pursue that are less constructive. finally, in connection with environmental documents, item 11 on today's calendar. the document that is linked is the wrong document. >> thank you. your time expired. next caller. you have two minutes to speak to item 4. >> good afternoon, president maxwell and members of the commission. california sportfishing protection alliance. speaking as follow-up to my march 9 letter providing the comments on san francisco petition for reconsideration. the petition i am referring to is the san francisco appeal of the state water board water quality certification for the don pedro licensing proceedings. it gives sfpuc acting general manager as city's point of contact. the legal argument in the petition relies on the trump administration unlawful roll back of 401 of the clean water act. you may have read

host: the headline from usa today, susan page, the washington bureau chief with speaker boehner, saying trump abused his loyalist, referringthe insurrections that took place on jenny murray six. robert has this tweet, what a non-news story. what is going on with the cuomo investigation, which was the topic when the story first broke. our next caller joining us from chicago, democrats line. caller: good morning. i know conservatives are going to be negative of boehner on this, but all the speakers going back to gingrich, boehner and ryan, they have all been republican speakers and they have all had -- control of the entire congress and the white house, and they have been unable to do anything because they've always employed the keep it simple for the stupid strategy. you can't legislate with that kind of strategy. that is why you had one caller that said what have they done while speaker? they only passed one bill with the primary directive of the american people. that was under w when they passed prescription drugs. they weren't even able to pass that except that the democrats came on board. they had control of the entire