nearby and here stateside, nearby and here stateside, republican primaries have the attention of washington and bedminsterashi. nn iter looks like we already have winners, if you can believe itt or not, in missouri and inls michigan. h and the polls have just closed in arizona. gh now this hour, hour is going to be a high wire act as we bringal you alll of these breaking stories. but we begin tonighth with threats and truth. that is the focus of tonight s angle. five years ago, speaker gingrich with the taiwan. itwr was a completely wrong. the u.s. should draw a lesson f rofrom instead of making repeate the mistakes it s now. well, let me just tell you one thing, 10:00 a.m. in taiwan and to her credit, nancy, pelosi didn t back down when china essentially threatened to shoot s her plane out of the skt now 1 she s been on the ground for, what, about 12 hours or so landing here just after ten , thirty a.m. eastern today. we re going to bring e you news about the specifics of
what does it feel like being here? honestly,,oes it s kind of weir. it brings back a lot of memories, emotions, kind of raw stuff that the whole department, the whole city went through. sergeant w andrew schroeder is n his eighth year with the minneapolis police department and lieutenantit jeff waite has been here for twenty eight years. they bothth work through the riots back when the department had nearly 900 sworn officers 00. now two years later, they re down to about 550. what are the biggest challenges you re facingre as a police officer here? two plus years after the floyd killing ? i think one of the biggestki challenges is just working with the deficit of officers, working on rebuilding the trust with the community, working on gettingng more cops to help us and working with what limited resources we have. s it makes it tough for us to actually just do our jobs without being harassed on cameras in her face whenus we re just trying to work, when we re not we re nottwork tryingo