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First line supervision. they're well trained. police officers are well trained. but we have to enforce that training through first line supervision. >> it's an excellent point and you know how to reach us so make sure we continue that conversation. today is obviously about the video and about the family. >> absolutely. >> and about the prosecution but we should continue that. elliot, one of the interesting things, the police chief here, we have murky information, vague information about how this played out but what we did have on the record was that there was some reckless driving and that was...

A couple of things. first that the police officers failed to give gray that timely medical care that he had been asking for multiple times after he was arrested. and second he said there was no sdmus excuse that police did not buckle him in his seat in the transport van. aren't police trained for these kinds of situations? >> well first, i do applaud the police commissioner coming forth with this information because this is what the citizens need. understand that he can only go so far with giving out information, but at least he's giving something. this is exactly what we need. training is cru...

The mayor and other folks around our state, community organizers to change the police officer's bill of rights in maryland. but none of that legislation was passed this year. so we have to realize that. for me having the police department and the deputy commissioners before me earlier today talking about this incident and also about why we don't have cameras in our van, we're going to have police body cameras b but also as a city we'll told they were going to get new vans ba because of safety issue. have we done that? also do we need to have vans inside those cameras so we can see without a do...

You know, so that's training. that's first line supervision. you know, that's courageous leadership. and making sure all these things take place. but when we get to the point of cameras, don't get me wrong, i think they're needed, but when we get to that point, it's too late. >> thank you all for joining me tonight. >> thank you. >> thanks for having me. before you go, when did you first hear the term african-american? when do you think it came into our usage? >> that is a great question. it was black when i was a kid. african-american feels like it happened sometime in either the late '80s/...