tom: we will head back to student journalist casey. casey: later this month we will host a series of community engagement events to get insight about what changes should be made to the 2025 climate action plan. if elected your administration will be in charge of the updates. what changes do you think should be made? rep. ramone: for me it's fairly simple. most of you heard me as the champion fighting against the ev mandate. i can't perceive how the government feels the secretary of the department can go override the legislature and tell our community they have to switch to ev cars in an extremely reduced way even when we -- it is the california teen air car initiative two and california delayed the clean air initiative two but we did not. it's preposterous. we need to go back to doing things that will actually solve problems. putting a bunch of evs in a little tiny state -- remember, delaware is one of the smallest state in the nation -- but we are geographically located between boston and virginia to an incredible percentage of the po

tom: we will head back to student journalist casey. casey: later this month we will host a series of community engagement events to get insight about what changes should be made to the 2025 climate action plan. if elected your administration will be in charge of the updates. what changes do you think should be made? rep. ramone: for me it's fairly simple. most of you heard me as the champion fighting against the ev mandate. i can't perceive how the government feels the secretary of the department can go override the legislature and tell our community they have to switch to ev cars in an extremely reduced way even when we -- it is the california teen air car initiative two and california delayed the clean air initiative two but we did not. it's preposterous. we need to go back to doing things that will actually solve problems. putting a bunch of evs in a little tiny state -- remember, delaware is one of the smallest state in the nation -- but we are geographically located between boston and virginia to an incredible percentage of the po

tom: we are going to head back to kc for another question. casey: beyond the question of transparency and guardrails for the spending of the opioid settlement fund, is a question of how should this money be spent? how do you think the funds would be best allocated to maximize benefits? mr. meyer: as we emerged from covid, because of president biden and our federal delegation , we had unprecedented resources in counties across the country to address the needs of the community as we emerged from covid. one thing we did and i don't know if it's been done in delaware history, the three counties came together and we said we recognize there's a crisis among those impacted by substance use disorder across our state. the state government, we didn't believe was investor the right way. we came together as counties and did a report of what is happening in our counties and it includes an action plan of what needs to happen. we will update that action plan when i am governor and we will invest to make sure we are getting treatment to those who need it, to make

he said , sir tom sir tom casey. he said, sir tom sir tom casey. he said, sir tom little kc sorry.e said that the decision was taken at a moment when there was no immediate threat to life to his officers around him. well, martin blake denied that he was angry when he when he took that shot and he relied on the footage that was played out regularly at court to show that he had grounds to take that shot, that it was his reasonable and justifiable self belief that his colleagues were at risk of having their lives being taken by chris kaba's car as it made an attempt to escape from that blockade. other officers in the trial being cross—examined by the prosecution and the defence teams, said that they felt as though their lives were at risk. others also said that they would have made the same decision made by martin blake , a sergeant who by martin blake, a sergeant who was overwhelmed with emotion when the verdict was delivered. but the kaba family have today said that they are devastated. they say the not guilty verdict leaves us with the deep pain of injustice, adding to the unbearab