mission of educating the next generation of americans. it is so important, as a pediatrician i will say, and as a father of three, to the psychological and emotional wellbeing of our children to attend school. there are guidelines from the centers for disease control, cdc on safe opening of schools, and with the tools the president described, it should be possible to keep stay open and continue that critical mission. all right, dr. ofer levy, kaitlan collins at the white house, thank you. all right, now to this. this traffic nightmare on i-95 in virginia. drivers stuck for hours and hours. we re going to talk to a truck driver who decided to make breakfast for some strangers in nearby cars and how they responded. and it s been almost a year since the january 6th insurrection. some frontline officers are talking about the traumatic toll that day continues to take on their lives. rld can be pretty s. sit down. actually, really smart. good boy. where do you think you re going?
you have people who are still severely depressed from what happened. people who are still undergoing surgeries from that day. and so i think it s important to always remember, as we talk about the politics of january 6th and how the different parties are responding, how the true victims of this attack were the frontline officers of the capitol police and the d.c. police departments who really bore the brunt of this attack, being hit with hockey sticks and being sprayed with bear spray and the like. and so hopefully, people will have some time to sit down with that piece and read it and get firsthand accounts of what really happened to these officers. and just a little reader s guide, it is really it s an intense experience. i listened to it first before i had time to sit down to read from it. i m going to read a little bit from it. you report this. officer harry dun knew that the capitol police department was depleted. many were out recovering from
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The identity and details of last Friday’s highway 16 high speed chase have been released by RCMP.
A black Honda Civic exited a line of stopped traffic and accelerated rapidly toward a police officer that was conducting traffic control for a previous incident. The officer jumped off the road way and narrowly escaped being struck by the car.
The vehicle fled from the scene at a high speed, driving dangerously. Terrace RCMP, including BC Highway Patrol and Frontline Officers, set up spike belts at the Shames River Bridge in an attempt to stop the vehicle.
The vehicle appeared to experience mechanical issues, and stopped suddenly on the highway near Kasiks Wilderness Resort and the Exchamsiks River. Police removed the driver, who refused to exit the vehicle. The driver resisted arrest, fought with police, during which, an officer was assaulted.