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Intervene including those who come on the scene as emts, they should have the right to intervene but, you know, just from a human standpoint, really, i dont think you can legislate a heart condition because i think that any one of us if we saw something like that, we could in the stand back. i know i couldnt and im sure i could not overcome those 5 officers but theres no way that i could have just stood by and not do anything. so this honestly is a time of reckoning. we are depending upon our go...

There. we had several of my partners that were -- that were teammates that were partners that were helping to resuscitate mr. hamlin. and you have those scenarios where people know each other and train together. theres not a lot of speaking that needs to happen. they know how to work. they know how to integrate no different than when dr. pritts and i are working in the trauma bay and that helps with that overall management. was there one thing or is there one thing that if absent, would have led...

>> you know, matt, we just think about buffalo and what that city has been through just, you know in the last year, the racially motivated shooting at topps supermarket, the blizzard that killed 39 people, and now this. coy wire on the bills is telling us how tight this team was, the buffalo mafia, as they call it, do you have any insight into what the teammates are saying this morning? do they want to play this game again? >> it is hard to say because we havent been able to talk to any of the p...

Byron smiths own account of the shootings, how he gave haile a self-described, finishing shot was really justified? >> i did a good, clean, finishing shot. >> from a human standpoint, it just sounds so cold blooded. >> it does, and i had to deal with the way it sounded. but its not evidence of what he is thinking. its evidence of emotion. its not evidence of murder. >> he thought his strongest evidence to justify the shootings was the fact that nick brady had broken into byron smiths house, befo...

Of patients who, you know, some of this could have been prevented. and so its discouraging to people. they feel like theyre fighting a battle that other people are not fighting with them. having said that, they continue to do a great job. you know, our staff is incredible. they show up every day. they take care of patients every day. but then they have to go home, and many of them are dealing with, you know, sick loved ones at home as well. they have lives as well. and so they have to cope with ...

Elements of this particular storm is the fact that plows couldnt keep up. 0rdinarily with storms like this we might get five or seven centimetres per hour but we had an extended period of about six hours long where we were getting 8—10 centimetres per hour. snowploughs were not able to keep up, no road crew in the world could handle this, so that means all the roadways are essentially shut down, many folks are losing power and the very cold conditions make a challenging, especially the elderly...

It? can be life-threatening, cant it? , , ., ., it? definitely. one of the more challenging _ it? definitely. one of the more challenging elements - it? definitely. one of the more challenging elements of - it? definitely. one of the more challenging elements of this i challenging elements of this particular storm is the fact that players couldnt keep up. 0rdinarily with storms like this we might get five or seven centimetres per hour but we had an extended period of about six hours long where w...

>> the defense said, he was just a man trying to help the authorities, any way he could. >> on the exterior, he appears to be calm. but hes talking about how frightened he is, internally. he is trying to explain, to the police, what happened. he is trying to help them solve what occurred. >> but would the defense be able to convince the jury that byron smiths own account of the shootings, how he gave haile a self-described, finishing shot was really justified? >> i did a good, clean, finishing s...

And the matter-of-fact way, in which he described the killings? >> i just pulled out the. 22 and shot her. >> the defense said, he was just a man trying to help the authorities, any way he could. >> on the exterior, he appears to be calm. but hes talking about how frightened he is, internally. he is trying to explain, to the police, what happened. he is trying to help them solve what occurred. >> but would the defense be able to convince the jury that byron smiths own account of the shootings, h...

Among african-americans, financial equity, is a big day. >> its a big day. its very important, the acknowledgment you mentioned how its been buried by history. i recall after 9/11 a lot of people talking about how terrible this terrorist attack was on u.s. soil and a lot of black people saying there was another terrible terrorist attack on american soil that nobody mentioned. have the president go there and acknowledge it in this way is very significant. the acknowledgment is important. you brin...