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who killed 6-year-old jonbenet ramsey? father john ramsey is now supporting a new petition which has gained thousands of signatures. demanding that colorado governor jared polis transfer dna evidence from the boulder police department to an independent agency to investigate and conduct further testing with new technology. the boulder police department has long faced criticism for its handling of the case. >> if we find this killer and there have been other children murdered, i'll lay the blame squarely to boulder police. >> reporter: in 1996, jonbenet ramsey was found strangled in the basement of her family's colorado home the day after christmas. just hours after she was reported missing and a ransom note was found. the case gripped the nation. now her father is demanding change. speaking to kusa tv. >> somehow we have to force the police or take it away from them, the bail to go ahead and test some of the crime scene evidence that was never tested for dna. why that has never been done and won't be done by the police, it

get back to chief ramsey and juliet.t a purported manifesto again. as you know with these types of mass shootings, that sometimes happens. happened with the walmart mass shooting in el pas o, the tree of life, these emerge and they paint a very dark picture of what is going through the minds of these types of mass shooters. what is standing out to you at this point in the investigation? >> right. and we'll be careful here. there is, we're confirming there's searches for a manifesto. we don't know the motivation yet. we know from our own reporting that the department of justice has been briefed in case there is a federal nexus, which would include some sort of hate motivation or terrorism motivation and so that is why the fbi and doj would be leaning in now because the suspect is alive. we have his name and know where he lives and the manifesto will disclose something. a manifesto will show intent and it will also show sanity or not. and so that's going to be important for both the defense and the prosecution. is this a p

payton ramsey working on jamison houston.ot a little too comfortable they convert. >> cam: they were running stride for stride and seemingly stops tracking the ball peyton ramsey comes down with an easy catch. can't lose track of your man mid-play. >> jac: one-on-one crime there. now to the ground game. brooks-james. still trying to go forward. for a gain of eight. they can really inflict some damage on this clock now. we weren't sure about the decision to bring mcgough into the game but the decision looking pretty good at this moment. >> reporter: he has to throw a pass, had one it was a penalty another was a sack, so mcgough mr. runner himself. >> jac: third and very long chucked it up. sometimes it works out. so 3rd and a short yard. upcoming for the stallions. 6 for 11 on 3rd down in this here come that d-zone look, give it to scarbrough and appears to have that 1st down although frank ginda linebacker spot came forward to meet him. will give him the first. >> cam: if it ain't broke don't fix it. you got 44 coming through

at the meeting, journalist ramsey got the chance to talk with citizen, go boss. as the aga, he recorded the conversation on his phone. no, been going through, we would launch a campaign and a couple of countries where we want to make an impact. probably those countries where you have anti globalist, you know, people who don't like the european union parties that don't want the european union to get international issues. and at the same time, parties that are closer to us in terms of family life. so let's say in poland, hungary, italy, you know, maybe in germany too. and in spain, even smaller countries like silver kia. but they have very few delegates in the european parliament, the big of the country, the larger the influence moment. or what he said to me was that absolutely i could give him money in his organization money in order to support groups like f d and the law and justice party and poland, and v dash in hungry and vaux in spain. the way he would do this is by running smear campaigns against their opponents. so he wouldn't explicitly support the fall ri

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infiltrated the congress under cover for the liberal online platform open democracy. ramsey claimed to have inherited a huge fortune, and that he was ready to donate it to a worthy cause. i went to the well, congress and families. i'm posing as a potential funder for different religious, conservative groups. i told people that my uncle had died and he was a very religious man. and i was looking for causes to give his money to that i knew who believe in. and the aiming was to get him to tell me about how they were organizing. this is, monet, ramsey observed over several days at the congress to war, congressional families, which is a major gatherings across the planet of ultraconservative in the far right groups. we find absolutely, you know, the kind of christian conservative movement, the anti abortion movement. rubbing shoulders with the ac d and other for right groups in germany. ramsey managed to gain access to the inner circles, the power. he was in contact with this man ignacio as who aga, he's the head of citizen, go a right wing, conservative online action group and petition

at the meeting, journalist ramsey got a chance to talk with citizen, go boss. as who aga, he recorded the conversation on his phone. no, been going through, we would launch a campaign and a couple of countries where we want to make an impact. probably those countries where you have anti globalist, you know, people who don't like the european union parties that don't want the european union to get international issues. and at the same time, parties that are closer to us in terms of family life. so let's say in poland, hungary, italy, you know, maybe in germany too. and in spain, even smaller countries like silver kia, but they have very few delegates in the european parliament, the big of the country, the larger the influence. oh, what he said to me was that absolutely i could give him money in his organization money in order to support groups like f d and the law and justice party in poland and v dash in hungry and vaux in spain. the way he would do this is by running smear campaigns against their opponents. so he wouldn't explicitly support the far right parti

with us now is john ramsey, the father of jonbenet ramsey.all of these years later, you're still searching for answers. can you tell us what you want here? >> well, we know and thank you for having me, we know that there are items from the crime scene that have never been tested for dna. and what we're asking the governor to do is to have those items tested, sampled for dna, using the latest technology. and the latest technology is only available through some independent cutting edge labs. the government does not have that technology yet. so it has got to go outside, and we have tried for years to get the boulder police to move on this, and have been unsuccessful. so we mounted a petition to the governor and have, i think, over 6,000 signatures asking him to act on this issue. >> explain this potential genealogical path that you think might be helpful. >> well, you know, the federal government has a dna data bait, c and it has samples of dna but it is normally felons or ex-released felons. it is not real big database. some states contribute,

you know, chief ramsey was absolutely right. is not currently under arrest or being investigated for one reason or another, there's really no reason why any law enforcement entity would have access to or be watching their personal text messages with their friends. and there are hundreds of millions of messages like this every single day. so it's just an overwhelmingly tough situation for law enforcement to deal with. >> certainly is. chief ramsey, the texas governor abbott, he said today that tougher gun laws in texas, he said aren't, and i'm quoting him now, a real solution. aren't a real solution. what is your reaction to that? >> well, there is no one solution, but it's part of a solution. i think we do need to have better gun laws, especially when it comes to allowing an 18-year-old, for example, to purchase an assault weapon. having universal background checks, so there are things we can do. nothing is going to be absolute, but to do nothing means that we just have this conversation over and over again. it's the inaction fr

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let's go to charles ramsey who's with us. chief ramsey, not a whole lot of information coming in at the moment. we do understand a suspect is in custody. people are being told to avoid the area. the governor of new york has weighed in. what do you think authorities are focusing on right now? i mean, a mass shooting in a grocery store. this could be awful. >> yeah, it could be very well awful. you know, listen, right now, they have a suspect in custody. that's a good news, but right now it's important they reach out to family, individuals that may have been injured during the course of that incident unfolding. that's what they're doing now. of course you have a crime scene they have to protect. they've got to try to find out as much information from this individual as possible. probably trying to secure search wa warrants. so there are a lot of things going on right now, but one of the main things is actually notifying family members. >> and here's an eyewitness who just spoke to hour affiliate there, wkbw. >> from what i saw,

charles ramsey is still with me.kayyem, cnn national security analyst and former assistant secretary at the department of homeland security. andrew, i have heard it said that after sandy hook when the country decided the slaughter of 20 5 and 6-year-olds wasn't enough to prompt any serious federal action, although we should note connecticut did pass some gun restrictions, but the larger point that after sandy hook, when the congress failed to do anything to pass any new legislation to keep firearms out of the hands of dangerous individuals, that that was it. that was the signal. 20 slaughters 5-year-olds and 6-year-olds was the united states saying that's okay. we can deal with that. >> sure. and i mean, that's a reasonable thing to say, right? because clearly, it wasn't. the slaughter of 20 elementary school children in connecticut in 2012 wasn't enough to get anything done. nor was it enough when it happened in florida at marjory stoneman douglas. nor was it enough when it happened a few months ago in michigan. you

>> i think that jonbenet's father, john ramsey, does have reason.ah, take the case, we're doing a horrible job. that's not going to happen. so according to reports on the ground, the last time these items were tested was six years ago. there have been a lot of advances in dna technology in the past six years including the use of genealogical data, genetics included in dna to try to trace down a famy tree much like the golden state killer case was solved. genetic genealogy. that hasn't been done. according to john ramsey who just spoke out at crime con in vegas. he is asking the governor to take it away from the boulder police. listen to this. he even offered to pay for it. let me tell you, it ain't cheap. >> dana: would there be any reason the governor would not agree to this? >> yes. to suck up to the boulder p.d. to put it -- when a governor overrules the police department, it causes a lot of friction. he may side with them and say they are doing a fine job. let me point out it has been over 20 years since jonbenet was murdered, found in the basem

christina: hi, eric, john ramsey is not giving up hope on figuring out who killed his daughter.plained his petition. >> petition to hopefully get the state of colorado to intervene and have the items from the crime scene should be tested for dna that haven't been tested and that's what we are hoping for. it's going the take a lot of help to get that moving. christina: 6-year-old john benet ramsey reported her missing a dayia day before christmas in 1986. her father found her body in home body that day. she died of strangulation and blow to the head and more needs to be done to solve his daughter's murder which is why he is pushing petition to get an independent agency to use the very latest technology to conduct more dna testing. >> we are talking about politicians, we want them to do the right thing and they know there's enough people behind it asking them to do the right thing they will do it. that's what we are looking for. christina: it has nearly 1500 signatures, eric. eric: christina, thank you. and we will be right back. alicia: history-making night at new york madison sq

john ramsey is pushing for independent dna testing well criticizing the department for their "arroganceience handling the case." the police chief saying in a statement, our investigation and federal, state, local partners has never stopped. every time the dna technology changes we make sure the evidence could be tested." jonbenet ramsey was discovered dead in 1986 and the governor said he will review the petition to transfer to the boulder police. heartbroken wynonna and ashley judd breaking doubt that naomi abducted into country music hall of fame just one day after her death. >> my mama loves you so much and she appreciated your love for her. and i'm sorry that she couldn't hang on until today. >> i didn't prepare anything tonight because i knew mama probably talked the most. >> carley: naomi died at the age of 76 on saturday. the official cause of death has not been released. throughout the years naomi open with her struggles with mental illness and depression. jack brewer isn't letting up on msnbc for comments she made about the boys in mentorship program. she just took a major new

mike ramsey, the ceo of the nonprofit patient safety movement has collected dozens of tragic storiest patients dying from meller roars. medical errors. >> it would take us more than two weeks just to say their names. >> reporter: a study in the journal patient safety estimates 180,000 patients are harmed by opioids in u.s. hospitals each year. and as many as 9,000 hospital patients die from medication errors. dr. ramsey says many of those deaths and injuries could be prevented by using simple monitoring devices. >> the solution is we need to monitor everybody. we want the alarm system to be on the patient. >> reporter: the issue of opioid overdoses may soon be before congress. a new bill, the in patient opioid safety act would require all patients on opioids in hospitals to have continuous monitoring. in the meantime, attorney hilliard says it is on you and your family to make sure a loved one is safe in the hospital. >> be an advocate for the patient who's not in a position to advocate for themselves. >> reporter: a painful lesson the pedersons learned too late. what do you want peo

police chief charles ramsey.ing from authorities it feels like there are more questions than answers right now. what questions do you have about that hour-long window before the gunman was actually neutralized? >> yeah. boy, wolf, there were certainly a lot of questions and concerns left hanging after that press conference. i know that we were told that there was, no fact, no school resource officer that interacted with the subject as he was approaching the school. that was excontradictory to wha we heard. then a lot of things came up out of the blue. there was a reference that the three officers who entered the building shortly after the suspect did, i think at 11:44, and who tried to approach the classroom but were rappelled by hostile fire from the suspect and then who remained in that position according to the interview you did just earlier. the question i have is did they actually hear shots continuing to take place in that room while they maintained a position of cover for what we now know was about an hour

chief ramsey, thanks for joining us.wyer and the sheriff are suggesting vicky white was the mastermind, the quote, mastermind of all this. but with only one of the two suspects alive right now, how hard is it going to be to get to the bottom of what happened? >> well, it will be a little difficult. i don't know just how fully he's cooperating. i'm hearing that he is cooperating. but obviously, she's dead, so there's still going to be a lot of unanswered questions as it relates to that. they're both involved, that's the bottom line. he was in custody. he escaped. he's facing some pretty serious jail time as a result of that. as far as her involvement, unless she left behind some emails or something in writing that would kind of let you know what her motive was and so forth, it's going to be very difficult. but clearly, she played a major role. i mean, the money, the cars, the clothing, all those kinds of things would tell you she was deeply va ly involved. >> casey white, the inmate, was prepared, we're told, for a shooto

that's going to take a couple months. >> and chief ramsey, it's unclear there was ever a command to breach the classroom. border patrol agents made this call to go in out of frustration. how far is this from what officers are trained to do in this type of situation? >> well, one, i wish they had done it 15 minutes earlier. you know, the active shooter training, you don't wait to be ordered into a building. that's the whole point of it. when you arrive at the scene, you go in. you engage the suspect. you incapacitate him, you kill him, you do whatever you have to do to stop the killing. period. that's all. so what they were doing for that hour and some odd minutes i have absolutely no idea. one question that i have was whether or not dispatch let them know what was going on and now that's been answered. but even if they had not told them what was going on, that's still no excuse not to go into that classroom. you have people that are shot, they're laying there, they're wounded. i'm certain that some of those kids probably bled to death. there is absolutely no excuse for not entering that cl

joining us, former philadelphia police commissioner and former washington, dc police chief ramsey. good to have your expertise in these moments. i do want to talk about -- >> thank you. >> let's start with the timeline. shimon pointed out, and jim and i talked about this throughout the morning. two of the glaring questions that we're trying to answer this morning, understanding that this is still early in the investigation is, was that response appropriate and how was this shooter able to get into the school and perhaps be barricaded in the classroom for such a long time? based on what you learned so far in the last several hours. where do you think this investigation is heading? >> well, there's still a lot of unanswered questions. and you're right. i mean, 30 minutes is a long time, and it's not consistent with the kind of active shooter training that i have been exposed to. now, i don't know if the officers have body cameras. certainly, there's radio traffic that needs to be listened to to find out exactly what it was that was going on, but it appears as if 30 minutes had lapsed

i think he just a solidarity among dictators will have to leave a bear sam ramsey, exile the opposition leader of the cambodian national rescue party. thank you so much, sir. thank you for coming in and talk to us. ah, next for something we all struggle with deadlines are generally hated but necessary part of life. mid week as we assess how much we have been able to complete and how much is still left to do. we thought of sharing a novel idea from japan on how to tackle deadlines, jazz more ever try to rushing to meet a deadline and hating yourself doing so. now here's the solution for procrastinators, the manuscript writing cafe in toe kill office. illustrators, or anyone else with a to do list can't pay or leave until their work is done. it's giving those haunted by unfinished business a much needed push. my goal is to write 3 blog articles today, and i will do my best to achieve that 3 hours later she made it hard. so i the good i i finished about 80 percent of the book. i think it's good to be able to concentrate on writing the articles without doing other unnecessary things. here's

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let's bring in our shimon prokupecz in uvalde, texas, and along with us charles ramsey and the police chief ryan higgins, thank you for being with us. shimon, moments ago, we saw the governor of texas, abbott, claims he was misled. they can't get their stories straight and now they're pointing fingers, are we starting to piece together what happened and what went wrong? >> reporter: i don't know if we know what went wrong. someone was providing that information of senior leaders and law enforcement whether people are lying or making themselves out to be heroes. they were trying to cover responsibility. that's something going through investigation and hopefully will figure it out. the thing with the governor, he was briefed by the head of dps, director of public safety here in texas. he took to the podium today to reveal all of these information. that was someone reporting directly to the governor and re re re re resu resu resumablely. everyone calling for some type of an independent investigation, hopefully, that'll develop information that can shed lights. there is still so many rema

charles ramsey, as always, thank you for your insight here. really helps us understand the framing here. >> thank you. >>> so coping with unimaginable grief is a challenge for the people in this community. not least for one 10-year-old student at robb elementary who knew most of the children and one of the teachers who were killed. i want to bring in adrienne broaddus. you spoke to a boy who was inside this building when it all happened. >> he was. you are talking about 10-year-old jayden perez, and he doesn't remember much about tuesday, but he does recall the moment he heard what he described as loud gunfire. he said his teacher quickly locked the door and told him and his classmates to be quiet and hide. he said during the time when he waited, only one thing was running through his mind. he is thinking at 10 years old what is going to happen to us. and we know that shooter, the 18-year-old, killed 19 of his classmates and two teachers. and this is something jayden is still coming to terms with. listen in. >> tell sad about some of my friend

. >> john: new hope of solving the murder of jonbenet ramsey.arter century of leads that went nowhere. >> anita: her parents cleared despite years of whisper, pedophile school teacher not involved, and the neighborhood santa under suspicious, but base less smears. >> john: now they say the killer of jonbenet should not be resting easy. new tools they may find justice for jonbenet. happy friday, anita. >> anita: i'm in for sandra smith, might be the most infamous cold case in the modern history, 1996 christmas, the child beauty queen was murdered. a lot of people of optimistic we may know who killed her, but begin the send hour with the fox news alert. >> yeah, their silence speaks volumes. supreme court justices they signed up for being the subject of public anger but their families didn't and the idea that the white house refuses to speak out on this is dreadful. >> they will lie, lash out, leak and try to intimidate the supreme court justices. >> a bad situation and i think the condemnation should come from the top down, from the president dow

what do you make of this, the breaking news, chief ramsey? it's over, at least for now. >> i'm glad they're in custody. i'm not surprised. you know, this case got a lot of national attention. cnn and others really did a good job of getting the information out and keeping the story alive and in today's world with social media and the way in which people communicate, i didn't think it would take very long before they finally found them. his physical stature alone would make him stand out in a crowd. it's unfortunate there are injuries, gbut again, it's bettr that they're in custody. they're both in custody and we'll see what happens from here. >> casey white, apparently not injured. vicki white, injured and in the hospital for treatment for what officials described as a self-inflicted gun shot wound. she's been transported to a hospital there in evansville, indiana. they both escaped from this detention center in alabama and they obviously made it all the way up to indiana. are you surprised that they managed to get this far away from alabama a

let's go to charles ramsey who's with us.nt. we do understand a suspect is in custody. people are being told to avoid the area. the governor of new york has weighed in. what do you think authorities are focusing on right now? i mean, a mass shooting in a grocery store. this could be awful.

chief ramsey, appreciate. >>> thank you, coming up next, remembering a teacher, e evan moralez and a close family friend one of the responders on the scene breaking windows trying to get others out. >>> coming up, details on the president's visit to the town and dadavid hague what he wowou like to see happen now. everyone remembers the moment they heard... “you have cancer.” how their world stopped and when they found a way to face it. for me, this is where their keytruda story begins. keytruda - a breakthrough immunotherapy that may treat certain cancers. one of those cancers is advanced nonsquamous, non-small cell lung cancer where keytruda is approved to be used with certain chemotherapies as your first treatment if you do not have an abnormal “egfr” or “alk” gene. keytruda helps your immune system fight cancer but can also cause your immune system to attack healthy parts of your body. this can happen during or after treatment and may be severe and lead to death. see your doctor right away if you have cough, shortness of breath, chest pain, diarrhea, severe stomach pain or tendern

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there is a connection to this family, specifically, charles ramsey, so much more to learn. thank you for being there as a resource for us. >>> the uvalde massacre is among 313 mass shootings, according to gun violence ar kiechlts as democrats move to hold a vote on background checks, how are republicans responding? we'll be right back with that. ♪ my name is austin james. as a musician living with diabetes, fingersticks can be a real challenge. that's w i use the freestyle libre 2 system. with a painless, one-second sn i know my glucosnumbers without fingersticks. now i'm managing my diabetes better and i've lowered my a1c from 8.2 to 6.7. take the mystery out of managing your diabetes and lower your a1c. now you know. try it for free at freestylelibre.us ♪ ♪ we believe there's an innovator in all of us. that's why we build technology that helps everyone come to the table and do more incredible things. ♪ ♪ >>> i want you to understand how grizzly that scene was leak, what a little kid's body is riddled with hells from an ar-15, when the face is so unrecognizable to the pare

you something totally random we are prepping for the show is dishonest about the unsolved jonbenet ramseyw days he said i could say one thing the killer of jonbenet ramsey should not rest easily because i'm still optimistic he or she will be apprehended with the top analogy that lists today and in five years and ten years producing that case will ultimately suck be solved, governor? >> we've had several great cold case breakthroughs in colorado essentially prosecutor with harsh bureau of investigation technologies emerging everyday they can take existing evidence, analyze it new ways. i don't think anybody create a capitol crime ten, 20, 30, 40 years ago should rest easy because technology is making improvements makes it likely to be able to apprehend the suspect and very optimistic. twenty-seven on a wide array of topics always good to speaking with you thanks for being here today. >> thank you. shannon: cap next both democrats and republicans think they've got a shot at pennsylvania's open senate seat. come tuesday we could know a lot more. plus one tenets the prize servers are big spen

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here is john ramsey this morning here on cnn. >> dna is the answer in our case.. the police knew they had unidentified male dna, literally within days of jonbenet's murder. and to this day, it's still unidentified. >> the governor says he is reviewing the petition asking him to intervene. and we are hearing from dave chappelle for the first time since a man with a knife attacked him on stage at the hollywood bowl. a representative for chappell released this statement. i quote, as unfortunate and unsettling as this incident was, chappelle went on with the show. jamie foxx and chris rock helped calm the cloud with humor before chappelle introduced the last and featured musical guest for the evening, adding chappelle is fully cooperating with the police investigation. the suspect has been identified as 23-year-old isaiah lee. he was armed with a knife fashioned to look like a handgun. so far, a motive is still unknown. >>> that does it for us today. thanks for joining us. let's end the week together tomorrow, same time, same place. until then, i'm on twitter, @anaca