i had excused chief worsh and others to attend that drill. they were dispatched code 2, which is regular flow of traffic. and the first engine arrived in under four minutes. it is two blocks away, station four. and the last apparatus, being a medic unit, arrived on scene about 25 minutes later. so there are definitely some traffic challenges. but let's reiterate that units responding to this drill did not use emergency lights and sirens, which counts for some of the delay. but we are continuing to collaborate with m.t.a. and the chase center and other parties. and chief de cossio, he was also at that drill, and he and chad law have been instrumental in working with the m.t.a. so we will be having further conversations and collaborations around the traffic patterns to and around chase center. and then i met with director debbie rafael with the department of environment to see where we can overlap. she is happy we've removed some of the toxic foams from our department, and we're using renewable diesel, and it is going to be a bit of a rude awak

>> yeah, i don't think like the oklahoma city bomber or someone that goes into a house of worsh worship, congregants in prayer. the only reason of killing them is because of the color of their skin i think they forfeited their right to comfortably live the rest of their life. don't get me wrong, though. i was also a state attorney general. and so many times it's different for people of color and economic means, it's disproportionate. i went to law school because i wanted to believe that justice was blind and not based on income. and i'll do everything i can to make sure that's the case. only in very limited areas like domestic terrorism do i think we should still have it. >> as you know, this weekend we've seen president trump on the world stage at the g7 in france. our next question is on foreign policy. fashion institute of technology adjunct professor and currently supports elizabeth warren. this is your big chance, governor, to win her over. >> do i have a chance, diane? talk to me. >> i'm listening. >> i'm listening, too. >> governor, how does a nice guy like you deal with the like

i've been working with our chief cochran and chief worsh on management team development. we've had action to get our volunteers to be part of that. and we're going to start engaging with drills. we're having discussions with d.e.m. and we'll have meetings. so the more we practice, the more we get better at it. my division, this past month, we had some training, live rail vehicle training. what we do, we do it twice a year. we engage our members how to lift those trains in order to rescue. many times we have incidents where patients get trapped underneath and learning how to do it. we have that coming up. we continue to do active shooter training. in july, we have 57 members who went through the training. like i mentioned last month, we engage, s.f.p.d. is coming to the drills, too. some of the issues in the past, members of 49 were not able to train because of the time they were busy with the ambulance, so we brought the training to them. we engaged them for shorter times, so they understand the concepts. we bring the training to them which is very positive. as you might