Kayleigh were taking you live to an nypd News Conference in brooklyn, listen. Well take a couple questions and get out of here. Bring up nypd chief of department. Thank you. Good afternoon, members of the media. By now, just a few moments ago, you should have received a video from d. C. P. I. Showing yesterday on march 14th, 10 to 15 minutes prior to the terrible event that happened a male entered the Subway Station and did not pay his fare. He gets on to a manhattan bound a train and eventually gets into a dispute with another male and pulls a firearm out during the dispute and hes disarmed and shot with his own gun. The reason we want to bring this Additional Information to you and this is not even a 24hour old incident, evidence is unfolding. We want to underscore importance of when we keep our Subway System safe, it requires member of Police Department to be down there and members of the community to help us out. It was incredible what people from the community did yesterday, peopl
This is the story. Today were live in our nations capitol ahead of tonights consequential state of the Union Address. Youre going to see a very energized president says his chief of staff. Still some democrats said to be nervous about the stakes for this evening. The Washington Post put it this way. The goal is not to give up old man vibes. It could be the last time that he in front of such a big tv audience until at least the convention. Voters will no doubt be weighing whether or not hes held up to this promise from the beginning of its presidency. Watch this. Im a man of my word. America is back. I speak to you today as president of the United States at the very start of my administration and im sending a clear message to the world. America is back. Martha a lot has happened since then. The chaotic withdrawal from afghanistan. Attacks on our troops in the middle east, the explosion of the border crisis, which is a huge issue to name a few. We kick things off with bret baier in d. C.
thank you, shimon. stand by. i m going to toss it back to my colleagues in new york. but you re watching the video being played now, being released by the memphis police department at this point. erin? don, you know, it is amazing, as we watch this together, you re in memphis, i m here, we re watching this and we are still watching. everyone should understand, this is still the actual video released by the city of memphis. so as we re watching here, this isn t a replay. this isn t a let s just show how long it took them. this is still happening. he is still lying there. we understand there s another six or seven minutes more to go before this sky cam video ends. so all of this time is happening as they re milling around and as sanjay was just telling don, in critical condition, you have someone lying on the ground there and they re doing nothing, as our converage continues, thi is a special edition of anderson cooper 360 and i m erin burnett along with my colleague don le
give me your fucking hand. ahh. give me your hands! give me your fucking hands. ahh! kim cory is with me, former nypd chief of department, you were in charge of all the training. you re watching this with the eye of an expert, we re watching it just as humans and it s horrific. what do you see. you see them yelling, i m going to baton the f out of you, you want to get sprayed again, give me your f ing hands, as they re raising the baton and striking. right from the outset, the force that s used here is completely unnecessary, it s unjustifiable, it s inexcusable. and to echo what chief c.j. davis said in memphis, it s inhumane. nothing that mr. nichols is doing requires any of that force to be applied. that clip that we just watched there with the baton, other officers are holding his arms
they ve done, and we thank the governor and the mayor for their leadership from covid and from every one of these challenges. so just to reiterate, we re going to be very limited in what we are able to answer in questions. also just to underline our partners here. we have mike regan, the assistant special agent in charge of the joint terrorism for task force for the fbi and nypd. john da vito from atf, who s helping us with tracing efforts and investigation. he s the special agent in charge for new york city. the brooklyngonzales, who is al. and chief ken cory, chief of department and first deputy commissioner at gabon. we ll start off with questions for the police commissioner. was the shooting on the train or the platform? was the suspect on the platform or the train? and did it all happen in the 36th street station or what happened down on 25th street? the suspect was in the train