but the family of the youngest victim, 9-year-old israel blount, has rejected that offer. attorney wrote that scott must, quote, face and hopefully see that he bears some of the responsibility for this tragedy. blount was injured at the concert, and placed in a medically-induced coma due to massive injuries to multiple organs. >>> well, investigators in new mexico were granted a search warrant for a prop store believed to be the source of some of the rounds used in the shooting on the "rust" film set. one person was killed and another injured when alec baldwin fired a gun he believe contained blanks. according to the warrant, the film's armorer said either she or the prop master picked the ammunition up at the store. authorities are trying to determine how live rounds ended up on set. >>> and still to come, u.s. president joe biden is touting his infrastructure bill, but with more to do, will the new coronavirus variant overshadow the rest of his agenda? the details ahead. every day in business brings something new. so get the flexibility of the new mobile service designed

you heard bolton tell senator blount that out of the 104 recommendations they have made, only 30 have been implemented. what else stood out to you? >> reporter: he described the two biggest challenges as challenges we've been hearing about since the immediate aftermath of january 6th, training and intelligence. the inspector general said some 200 officers have left the force since january 6th. it's not like you can just go out on the street and replace these people. they take up to a year to be trained, these new capitol police officers. so the force is still depleted. he said he wants to see training be the flagship of the capitol police, that it be run like quantico. he also talked about the importance of developing intelligence capability of the capitol police, not so much that they're going out and gathering intelligence themselves, but that they be able to analyze the intelligence that's coming into them and turn it into usable action for these officers. still big problems to solve. he did say he believes the morale is improving among the officers. part of that comes from a new p

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rob portman from ohio, pat toomey in pennsylvania, richard shelby is considered a deal maker, roy blountmost boisterous member but to some degree richard burr, ally of mcconnell's as well. this doesn't mean mcconnell is in any danger in leadership position, if you want to go after him, pack a lunch in that regard. in terms of individuals in the conference, what it means for the conference going forward politically but perhaps more importantly from a policy perspective. i don't think people necessarily appreciate that as much as they will in 2023 and obviously waiting to hear from senator john thune is going to be, another big loss for mcconnell and the republican infrastructure. >> and the last congress, too, lamar alexander stepped aside, key ally to mitch mcconnell, pat roberts, another establishment type is gone. great point, phil. i was going to joke and say gaslight you all say joe manchin is the least covered story this year. instead, i will dig into something that amy does better than pretty much anybody, coverage of redistricting, the process that happens every ten years to redra

the republican legislators like senator roy blount of missouri and kinzinger of illinois, again, they'reay out because it is clear there's just no will left in their party for the actual stuff of legislating. i have to say, it bears repeating, i think those men's politics are bad, they caused a lot of damage. a lot of bad votes and a lot of bad bills and i'm not endorsing what they were doing or what they stand for, but what i'm saying is they were doing something legibly government-related in some sense. something that is more in line with what governing is or isn't than anything that this new current wave of republicans are doing which is why in a new piece in the atlantic, tim questions if there's any place in the congress for peter meier. meier voted to certify the results of the 2020 election and for donald trump's second impeachment and seems at least nominally committed to actual governance. as alberta note, meier does not believe he is standing alone against republican trolls like marjorie taylor greene, he thinks there are more like him, rational, pragmatic and disgusted than th

can you explain how this will change, specifically how black, blount -- lack brown and indigenous people. >> it is so important we do not over complicate the system and do not try to use this one-size-fits-all approach. everybody's situation, specific and unique to them. it is so important for us to make sure that we understand that and put people first. the changes we've made so far, we are all racing big improvements in the number of people deemed eligible for our programs, meaning they did not have to go through that laborious process of trying to appeal, and where they would normally be denied. we are continuing to look at our programs so the air rights, property ownership is just the start. we are going to continue to see where have we taken the cookie-cutter approach and need to adjust it so we can better understand the unique needs specific communities. i would be happy to work with your team, and suggestions you have and things you have seen. >> thank you. this is that policy change that we know will benefit may people. we need to expand it to st. louis, my home and across the co