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Them off. mr. kroft in an interview tried to reit rate that. i had a document from a former emergency manager showing that he rejected an offer from detroit that would have kept flint getting clean, safe water, and when confronted with that, he caved in, told the truth and said, well, we looked at the situation, an evaluation was made by the state to use the river because it was cheaper. and i said did it go all the way up to the governors office? and he said yes. and then subsequent to that, i ...

River because detroit kicked them off. mr. kroft in an interview tried to reit rate that. i had a document from a former emergency manager showing that he rejected an offer from detroit that would have kept flint getting clean, safe water, and when confronted with that, he caved in, told the truth and said, well, we looked at the situation, an evaluation was made by the state to use the river because it was cheaper. and i said did it go all the way up to the governors office? and he said yes. an...

Theres no "deep couch sitting." definitely not good for my back. this is the part i really dont like right here. (doorbell) whats that? a package! its a swiffer wetjet. it almost feels like its moving itself. this is kind of fun. that comes from my floor? eww! this is deep couch sitting. [jerry bell iii] deep couch sitting! now for more of my conversation with ted cruz as we travelled with him here in iowa. >> whatever test they did it is clear they have been pursuing a nuclear program. what i...

They were still telling the lie that flint was forced to use the river because detroit kicked them off. mr. kroft in an interview tried to reit rate that. i had a document from a former emergency manager showing that he rejected an offer from detroit that would have kept flint getting clean, safe water, and when confronted with that, he caved in, told the truth and said, well, we looked at the situation, an evaluation was made by the state to use the river because it was cheaper. and i said did ...

English and our unit is absolutely dedicated to these long running, in depth investigations. >> and you will be doing more on this topic i expect. >> for sure. >> thank you for being here this morning and sharing the story with us. appreciate it. and lets talk more about this with bob kravitz, a sports reporter for wthr in indianapolis. hes no stranger to peyton manning or controversial sports. also david from npr. you have seen accusations of poor journalism. what is your evaluation? >> well, i...

A caribbean restaurant in hernando county. ive been in the food business since 1985. >> since most inmates complain about the food, we asked powers for a professional evaluation. >> it is bland. a lot of the food is bland, and i agree to somewhat it isnt enough food, but once youre here for a week or two weeks, you get used to it. people are eating -- used to being on the street and eating when they want and what they want. unfortunately, when you come here, thats not what you get to do. >> its ...

More important, people and their homes, 20 deaths blamed on this disaster, hundreds of evacuated and as you can imagine many without utilities or electricity and it wont be restored until the water recedes. sandra: not only that it is 30 degrees, it is cold and wet out. any idea when these waters will start reseeding? we are not out of the woods yet? >> reporter: not out of the woods. what will continue rising in this area expected to crest today at 47 feet. the chief of police saying this is th...

You first, joey? >> well, are there has to be, because there is an evaluation of what is the immediacy of the threat? is the fact that the baseball bat, and warrant lethal force, and first option, maybe or maybe not, and other things that could have been explored and two, the proportionally of the force, and did you need to fire at a person multiple times with a bat, and how reasonable was the officer in acting this way, a nd if you have is an independent source looking at that, the community wo...

Individual psychological disability, how to interact, recognize and identify signs and on a very preliminary level. you cant have law enforcement professionals entering into dangerous situations and not be equipped with the education and information to ascertain whether a person is a paranoid schizophrenic, a bipolar individual, whether the person is delusional, what type of approach should be used based on the psychological evaluation. and i think thats part of a larger scale toward reform and ...

So what might constitute a crime? whatever the grand jury considers police instances what they look at is what would a reasonable officer do in their position. three things are considered, one, is there an immediacy of the threat thats posed to the officers or the general public? number two, is the officers response to that threat proportionate or not? and number three, as i mentioned before, the reasonableness of that activity. now, its not viewed by monday morning quarterbacked. its not viewed...