like i said before, officers are allowed to use force. that being said, if an individual is committing certain actions and officers are using proportionate force to subdue them, they have to continuously reevaluate what type of force is reasonable in that situation. officers are allowed to use the minimal amount of force necessary to affect or gain compliance. so that could be something they would have to re-evaluate minute by minute and some scenarios, second by second. also i want to say because the individual was in handcuffs or shackles i have experienced many individuals who displayed combative, aggressive behavior in handcuffs and shackles, in a few instances that even rose to a level which it was seriously dangerous to me and other officers and to the suspects themselves.
otieno's mother says her son was tortured by deputies after a transport to a mental hospital. >> he was my baby. >> reporter: today three employees of the mental hospital charged with second degree murder for their role in irvo otieno's death, this after seven henrico sheriff's deputies were charged with second degree murder charges in the incident all currently on administrative leave. authorities say otieno was at home and admits to a mental health crisis. after receiving a call he had been seen gathering solar powered lawn lights from a neighbor's yard and otieno's family and his attorneys say days later in custody during intake at a mental hospital in handcuffs and shackles that he was smothered to death by deputies. >> can someone explain to me why my brother is not here right now? can someone explain to me why my mother can't sleep, can't eat? we're broken. >> reporter: the area's top prosecutor saying he died from
conscripts and convicts. and their leadership is failing them having already failed in their strategic objectives, russia is increasingly relying on other country such as iran and north korea as the secretary pointed out. they're using iranian drones to continue to terrorize ukrainian civilians. this relationship is built on the cruel bonds of oppressing freedom, subverting liberty and maintaining their tyranny. yet free people will not return to the shackles of tyranny ukrainians remain defiant, with steel in their spines and courage in their veins and they have the broad support of the united states and the international community. the battle of bakhmut continues. but ukraine is fighting with valor. with robust defenses ukraine has fixed the russian forces at that city and they're exacting very heavy costs on the wagner group and the russian regular military ukraine remains strong they are capable and trained
countries, such as iran and north korea, as the secretary pointed out. they are using iranian drones to continue to terrorize ukrainian civilians. this relationship is built on the cruel bonds of oppressing freedom, subverting liberty and maintaining their tyranny. yet free people will not return to the shackles of tyranny. ukrainians remain defiant with steel in their spines and courage in their veins and they have the broad support of the united states and the international community. the battle of bakhmut continues, but ukraine is fighting with valor. with robust defenses ukraine has fixed the russian forces at that city and they're compacting very heavy costs on the wagner group and the russian regular military. ukraine remains strong. they are capable and trained. ukrainian soldiers are strong in their combat units, their tanks, infantry fighting vehicles and armored vehicles are only going
freedom and maintaining. people will not return to the shackles of tyranny. ukrainians remain defiant with steel in their spines and courage in their veins. they have broad support of the united states and the international community. the battle of bahmout continues but ukraine is fighting with valor. ukraine has fixed the russian forces at that city and they are exacting very heavy cost. ukraine remains strong. they are capable and trained. ukrainian soldiers are strong in their combat units, tear tanks and armored vehicles are only going to bolster the front line. ukrainian munition continue to target the communication systems of russia. lacking effective small unit leader and absent the proper equipment, this is a grinding attrition war fare that russia is trying to execute.
the offensive with his attorneys. he did not testify from th grand jury, because he canno control that narrative so, what he's going to try t do is control the narrative of the public opinion, in tha court, to basically say, look, i'm a victim here, they're coming after me, this was an old theory, they're going to attack alvin bragg he's going to paint michae cohen as someone who has an ax to grind, who's not a credible witness. and that is attorneys or whe he was ever off to new the have to try and delay this and push this as far as they can they're going to try to change the venue. what they don't want it in manhattan, they want it in nassau county, they won it i suffolk county, putnam, orange westchester, anywhere but th fibers they're going to try to do that after that, they will file a motion after motion afte motion to trying to lay this thing. so, anyone who's waiting to se donald trump in shackles i rikers island, sitting in just waiting for trial to take place, that's not going to happen it's going to play out in very different way, but it's gonna be a long and arduou process. >> by the time this thing come to a head, i'm going to be living at the villages i
transparent now. she wasn't during those eight years that her husband was president of the united states. when she played the role as she said that, understanding the weight as their position as the first black first family. but now she is taking those shackles. often along herself to be more transparent about a lot of things, about marriage, about the struggles they've had there. which, she would never have felt comfortable talking about their marriage issues when barack obama was an active politician. and the same, now that she is talking about parenting and, so many things. so, i think it's refreshing. but when we're on that big stage, when we're talking about national politics, most politicians are going to feel free to be this transparent because of the risk. anytime obama has talked about race, it was made a thing. remember, the beer summit. and so, a lot of the things that she is saying now, might
donald trump is going to go on the offensive with his attorneys. he did not testify from th grand jury, because he canno control that narrative so, what he's going to try t do is control the narrative of the public opinion, in tha court, to basically say, look, i'm a victim here, they're coming after me, this was an old theory, they're going to attack alvin bragg he's going to paint michae cohen as someone who has an ax to grind, who's not a credible witness. and that is attorneys or whe he was ever off to new the have to try and delay this and push this as far as they can they're going to try to change the venue. what they don't want it in manhattan, they want it in nassau county, they won it i suffolk county, putnam, orange westchester, anywhere but th fibers they're going to try to do that after that, they will file a motion after motion afte motion to trying to lay this thing. so, anyone who's waiting to se donald trump in shackles i rikers island, sitting in just waiting for trial to take place,
prominent in the 2008 financial crisis in any danger at all because they are more diversified, a lot of concern still remains about small and medium—sized banks and you are saying that right now in the way that share prices of banks investors deem to be potentially vulnerable are being targeted right now and under a great deal of pressure and i think that is going to be the thing to watch as the days ahead. the timin: of to watch as the days ahead. the timing of all _ to watch as the days ahead. the timing of all of _ to watch as the days ahead. the timing of all of this seems interesting, just as there are calls going around the world to deregulate the banking industry, to say, look, we have learnt all those lessons from 2008, banking needs to have flexibility and shake of the shackles, this timely reminder that shock every now and again. yes and government — shock every now and again. yes and government officials _ shock every now and again. yes and government officials were _ shock every now and again. yes and government officials were keen - shock every now and again. yes and government officials were keen to l government officials were keen to point out that this wasn't a bailout in the traditional sense, it was just the depositors who had been guaranteed but of course the management of these banks, the
from china. >> i'm asking for a difficult policy perspective for the short run that is still the right answer for the long run which is moving towards declaring independence from china. there's low hanging fruit. it's not as daunting as it sounds. first thing we could do is abandon this climate religion that shackles the united states while leaving china untouched. [applause] china loves the climate religion for a reason, because it's what allows them to catch up. rachel: such a great point. i'm so sorry, vivek, that we had you with off camera -- pete: it's not our fault. rachel: i know. i don't know what happened there, but what a great point. china loves this climate worship that's going on on the left because it is slowing us down while china gets ahead. also i want to note that president trump and his speech said that, you know, he talked about when he called out the virus being, you know, from the wuhan lab that he was called a