bass spoke. another woman writes that dr. leon bass liberated my father at a concentration camp. my dad had a chance to speak with him years ago at an event in rucker's college. there is someone who might not be alive if not for the efforts of soldiers like dr. bass. deneen, how about dr. baldwin, who you have had the chance to meet and talk to personally. has he been recognized for her service and bravery and have you crossed paths with him? deneen: dr. james baldwin received two bronze stars in 1946, and many other honors and awards. last february, i went to the embassy at the kingdom of the netherlands where they were honoring black american soldiers on the 75th anniversary of the defeat of the germans, in these occupied towns. here's a photo that i took of dr. james baldwin with officials at the embassy of the netherlands. they had just given him a certificate of appreciation for his service, and the 784th tank battalion, which rolled through towns in france and the netherlands, fighting the germans. during this event, it was just really amazing to hear the story told by dr.

bass. janine how about dr. baldwin? who i know you've had the chance to meet and talk to personally has he been recognized for his service and bravery and how did you cross paths with him? so yes, dr. james baldwin received two bronze stars in 1946. and many other honors and awards last february. i went to the embassy of the kingdom of the netherlands where they were honoring black american soldiers on the 75th anniversary of the defeat of of the germans and and these occupied towns. here's a photo that i took of dr. james baldwin with officials at the embassy of the netherlands. they have just given him a certificate of appreciation for his service and in the 784th tank battalion, which roll through talents in france and and the netherlands fighting the germans. during this event. i was just it was really amazing to hear the story the story told by dr. james baldwin of his service. you could hear pen drop in the audit auditorium as baldwin told about rolling through these towns and the netherlands and and fighting the

as you noticed the bass , instrument of that group was the bassoon, but undoubtedly, another bass instrumentse days was this here. this bears the title of a serpent or serpentine. strangely enough, it is made of wood wrapped with leather, and produces a very deep tone. originally it was called the bass of the bugle family. undoubtedly it fit in very well with the instruments of the lower register. we could not use a very acceptably and it was soon followed by another instrument. this is the instrument that followed the serpent. this was probably the first of the bass brass instruments used by the marine band. strangely enough, it had the key system that was used by clarinet in those days, and certainly the forerunner of the key system of the modern saxophone. however, it was played with a mouthpiece that was used by the rest of the brass family. i think this was the forerunner of the sousaphone that we use today. incidentally, this instrument has long since become obsolete because it was not mechanically the instrument that we wanted. but it did give the bass to the brass section of the band

congresswoman bass said this. about negotiations on the police reform legislation that's named after george floyd. >> i stand here to renew the commitment we will get this bill on president biden's desk. we will get this bill on the desk, and what is important, is that when it reaches his desk, it is far more important than a specific date. we will work until we get the job done. it will be passed in a bipartisan manner. so, that is a commitment we are making. >> today, george floyd's family also met with south carolina's republican senators tim scott and lindsey graham before that meeting with the family. senator scott said this -- >> we continue to work on the process and i think it's -- we had good, good progress over the weekend. i thought. and i think we can see the end of the tunnel. >> really? >> i think so. not this week coming, but i think we are, we are seeing a frame. >> the national conference on state legislators reports that significant police reform legislation has passed in 39 states, as late as ap

rep resented of basses is the author of the george floyd justice in policing act.

we're operating under circumstances that are unusual with people not here, karen bass says she will stay next week to hopefully complete but continue the negotiations. i have great deal of respect for how this is being handled in a bipartisan way. we're very proud of karen bass for what she's done and, again, this is not just about us, the maneuvering internally and inside is very important. but that's what we say about every bill, inside maneuvering can only get so you far. outside mobilization is what makes all the difference. and the outside mobilization we saw more than one year ago after may 25, was something that we never had seen before. across the world. people in the streets for days, not weeks, millions of people speaking out against what happened to george floyd. so, there's opportunity, we'll have legislation. i don't think we should bemontana fact of what kay it is, as long as it is -- day it is, as long as it is imminent and soon and i think it will be. thank you all very much. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption

last week, when she was talking about the new deadline, congresswoman bass said it will not take months, hopefully within the next couple of weeks. host: is there any concern that waiting for this bipartisan bill to come together lost maybe some of the momentum from the passage of the house version or any momentum that might have come from all of the attention on the trial last month? guest: one thing that advocates -- for george floyd's murder, is that this is the end they started a year ago. this is an ongoing talk about what policing looks like in america, what police interacting with black people in this country looks like, what police killings of black people in this country look like, this is an ongoing conversation. the day of the conviction, a teenager was killed in columbus, ohio by police. you know, the week before the trial wrapped up in the -- brooklyn, minnesota, 10 miles away somewhere chauvin was standing trial, daunte wright was shot and killed at a traffic stop and then andrew brown, jr. the day after the conviction was shot and killed by police in elizabeth city, north

that was sort of the self imposed deadline the white house and karen bass architect of the road floydpolicing act set for themselves to get to president biden's desk signed into law. obviously we are in today and that's not going to happen but congressman bass signaled that conversation with senator tim scott were going well but then he had a few more weeks to get finalized and she said she'd trather have the bill be substantive and really drive the change they are trying to seek rather than get a bill passed by a certainrt date. a few more weeks, how much pressure building reform advocates simply trying to move ahead withea the george floyd justice policing act rather than continuing to wait for whatever comes out of this negotiation of course the george floyd act passed in march in the house mostly a partyline vote. >> rightd so when it passed in the senate, it didn't have any republican support and democrats new they were going to have to work across the aisle in the senate to get the bill passed filibuster. pressure was there from advocates, i think the advocates i've spoken to ar

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bass telling me it's really coalescing at this point. again, there are these sticking points that remain, but they certainly seem to be making progress towards getting past the finish line. they had always said they weren't adhering to any timeline, despite the fact that president biden called on them to have a bill to his desk by today. that's obviously not going to happen. but all along they've been telling me they want the right bill, not a rushed bill, and the three of them sincerely believe they can get something done on this. one more thing to keep in mind, you guys, as they progress on this. there's a lot of respect between the key negotiators. they trust and respect one another and they all three have the backing of their leadership. the idea being, if they can come together on an idea, leadership will back them as well. >> really interesting to hear why they still have optimism, even though they're missing the deadline. thank you very much. >>> so, here's some live pictures for you. this is a park in minneapolis where the george

tim scott, cory booker, karen bass. interestingly enough, we put in our letter in punch bowl news this morning, bass stayed in town this week to continue talks. they're going to continue this week. we anticipate that something will come out maybe next week. i just don't want to -- from a practical point of view, willie, we haven't even seen the opposition on capitol hill mobilize. we know -- i would imagine, to be honest with you, if i were a gambling man, i do believe this will pass both chambers and get signed into law. i think it will take a little bit of time to get done. but, you know, we're hearing the right things, seeing the right things, hearing the right information, all positive signs at this point. but qualified immunity is a big thing. >> yeah, jake, let's talk really quickly about a couple of other issues that are obviously interesting to a lot of people on the hill. first of all, the massive infrastructure bill. republicans moved 500 -- you have the 325 or so that's based there -- there are about $800 bil

and to put an end to recent events, president bass was told though that the u. s. would reopen its consulate general in east jerusalem. a diplomatic representation specifically for palestinians, which was close by president trump. there was a commitment to help and the rebuilding of garza, after the 11th day war and a new package of funding for the un and the palestinian authority. james phase reporting there, he's now live in west jerusalem. take us through what's happening today. egypt and jordan, is that correct? that's where secretary blinking is going secretary lincoln in the air at the moment on his way to car. i'll tell you about that at the moment. but 1st what's going on here and that is a visit by dominic rob the u. k foreign set country following and secretary, lincoln's footsteps right now he's meeting the prime minister and israel benjamin netanyahu. then going on to c, mahmoud abbas the policy authority president in ramallah. and the question that is whether you are going to see him echoing the line of secretary blinking at the very narrow not. so i'm

but congresswoman bass said it the right way tonight. whether she can get anything done, we'll see. >> definitely, obviously, think there should be police reform. i think we need to reinvent quite frankly policing in this country, how we use police officers, what they're used for, what is the actual concept of policing? is it more peace officers or are there people who crack heads? >> or both depending on the call. >> in some instances you're going to need police officers. look, when i'm in trouble, if i have to call police or 911, i want o the police to show up and show up fast. i don't want them to be defunded or show up at my place or wherever it is i am without the tools they need to work with or handle the situation. but i also want the right police officers, the right police officers to show up, the police officers who know how to de-escalate the situation, who aren't going to profile me or other people of color or anyone for that matter. and so i do think that we need -- i know people hate that term, to reimagine policing. i actua

. >> reporter: standing with the floyd family today, congresswoman karen bass, who authored the bill,ed her commitment to passing it. >> we will get this bill on president biden's desk. we will work until we get the job done. >> reporter: but democrats need republican support to pass the bill and the two sides remain divided over how to handle the legal shield for officers known as qualified immunity. senator lindsey graham telling cnn we have a couple issues we are going to deal with, but there seems to be a desire to get to yes. the white house voice d optimis about passing a bill without setting any new deadlines. floyd family attorney ben crump said president biden agreed that any legislation bearing floyd's name must be significant. >> he said that he doesn't want to sign a bill that doesn't have substance and meaning. so he is going to be patient to make sure it's the right bill, not a rushed bill. >> reporter: and wolf, after that meeting at the white house, ben crump, the family attorney, and the family went up to capitol hill to meet with lawmakers in the middle of these nego

>> karen bass has my authority and the authority of our caucus to negotiate for this legislation.th, when the assassination which is clear to all of us happened before our very eyes, it was only about two weeks later that congresswoman bass introduced the legislation. you know why? because the black caucus has been working on this for years, and they were ready, and her leadership as chair of the crime subcommittee then of the judiciary committee that put forth this legislation after like the 8th or 10th of june. by the one month anniversary of the murder of george floyd, the bill passed the house of representatives. >> woodruff: madam speaker, as i said, so many important things to ask you about. one has to do with investigating what happened on january 6th, when there was a mob that overran the united states capitol. here we are four months later. still, there has been no commission appointed. i know you have made proposals so far. nothing has been agreed to. is it time, as many are suggesting, to have president biden appoint a bipartisan commission, equal number of members on b

and diplomatic editor james bass is in western limb and says that last name jose, the pin on that. but nothing is yet confirmed. i'm not going to say he's completely out yet because there's a little bit more to the procedure. remember, there's not just 2 parties in this new coalition, there's quite a few different parties and they've got to, inc, all of their deals. and then mr. le peed, who's the one who's forming the coalition, even though it's mr. bennett, who will be lightly the 1st prime minister has to go and see the president and nothing is completely done until that government takes office. and that probably won't be for a week's time. but it doesn't look like the era of the longest serving prime minister in israel's history is coming to an end. molly's new in term present. i see me. goiter is meeting other west african needed to discuss the political crisis in his country. meeting of the regional group of nations eco asked this taking place and gonna go to lead a military coup in molly. last week's a 2nd crew in the space of 9 months that have been warnings of renewed sanc

representative karen bass, thank you so much for joining us.first ask you about your conversation with the george floyd family. tell us about it. >> this is a very difficult day for the family. anytime there's an anniversary, a birthday, you know, or today, commemorating it was one year ago, it's a painful day for them, and, so, our conversation was just them encouraging congress to finish the job, and also expressing that they thought it was more important that the job be done correctly rather than rushing to have a bill just to meet a deadline. so i was happy to hear that. i was happy to hear, to know that they were not disappointed, but that they were encouraged because our talks have been moving forward. >> woodruff: you say they have been moving forward. what did you tell them about the status of the talks. >> i told them that senator booker and senator scott and i were talking regularly, that we were examining the comprehensive bill that was passed in the house, and, you know, it's almost never that a bill passes the house, goes to the se

i know you had a chance to speak with california congresswoman karen bass. what?she feeling optimistic? heather holmes well, she is the democrat who is negotiating this on behalf of the house. she wrote the george floyd justice and policing bill she is negotiating with cory booker, democrat in the senate and tim scott republican in the senate. she met with all of them today and said that there was real reason for progress that they had moved forward and that she is optimistic still, that they're going to get it done that the bill is so big. that they weren't able to get it done by the deadline, but they are still talking. here's some of what she told me just a short time ago. you negotiate a bill like this. it tends to get bigger. and so it. but what we really decided was as much as i wanted to meet the deadline because, remember now the bill passed out of the house march six, so as much as i wanted to meet the may 25th deadline, it just didn't make sense. after talking with you. i. feel like we are closer to getting some reform done than i was before talking with

what is interesting about this group, john, it's the personal relationships between bass, booker and. they all have a tremendous amount of respect for one another and they have a tremendous amount of respect from their colleagues. they also have the backing of their respective leadership. so the thinking here is, if they can come together on a deal that their leadership, nancy pelosi, mitch mcconnell, chuck schumer is going to back whatever deal that is. so there's a lot of optimism here and frankly i have spoken with people on both sides of the aisle. republicans and democrats all said in various forms it's kind of an achievement in and of it they're still at the negotiating table and still trying to hash this out. the key sticking points right now are still qualified immunity and also section 242 which is essentially part of the federal law that's responsible for setting the standard for criminally prosecuting police officers. so they are still sorting through that. senator scott floated a compromise on qualified immunity. they have come to agreement on choke holds and no-knock war

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karen bass said she would like to see something by may 25th.year anniversary of george floyd's death. we will see if they're able to do that. >> right. it would be significant to come together on something like this especially on this day. thank you very much. a quick break. we'll be right back. use a single hr software? nope. we use 11. eleven. why do an expense report from your phone when you can do it from a machine that jams? i just emailed my wife's social security number to the entire company instead of hr, so... please come back. how hard is your business software working for you? with paycom, employees enter and manage their own hr data in one easy-to-use software. visit paycom.com for a free demo. hon? first off, we love each other... >>> welcome become. a lot of eyes on a special election in texas over the weekend. why? a house seat there is up for grabs. and now two republicans are advancing to a runoff race for it. this after beating a crowded field that included ten democrats hoping to flip that seat blue. with me now is carol alsa

representative bass is the author of the george floyd justice in policing act and it is a vote in theate. -- it is awaiting votes in the senate. speaker pelosi: good evening, everyone.

these three negotiators can you congresswoman karen bass, former chair of the congressional black caucus, senator tim scott, a republican from south carolina and senator cory booker, a democrat from new jersey. these three have been speaking countless times to try to meet in the middle on a police reform bill that can pass through the senate. here's what we have learned, we learned they were able to eat on the middle and some of the sticking points they've been working on, including setting standards on no-knock warrants, banning choke holds except in life-threatening situations and placing limits on equipment the defense department can send to police departments. they were the three issues they were able to meet in the middle on. now there are still two issues that remain that are sticking points for these negotiators including qualified immunity, which protects police officers in civil court. they have not been able to reach a deal on this issue. scott proposed shifting responsibility to police departments rather than individual officers but officers have said they want police departme

and to put an end to recent events, president bass was told though that the u. s. would reopen its consulate general in east jerusalem. a diplomatic representation specifically for palestinians, which was close by president trump. there was a commitment to help in the rebuilding of garza, after the 11 day war and the new package of funding for the un and the palestinian authority. what was most telling in his meetings was what secretary lincoln didn't say. no mention of pushing towards the 2 state solution, no mention of a piece process. it's clear that the biden administration wants to put a lid on this conflict, but for now doesn't want to attempt to actually solve it. james bay's al jazeera ramallah newly released security camera video shows the moments after palestinian girl was shot in the back by israeli security forces. the 16 year old was wounded by a rubber coated steel bullet. last week she'd been starving outside a home in the occupied east jerusalem neighbourhood. a shake at our offices then fired a stone grenade into the house. the incident happened du

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hold talks of his ready prime minister benjamin netanyahu as well as palestinian leader. much more bass or honey as more now from occupied east jerusalem does have a back scheduled in the 2 hours at 10 o'clock local. so 7, jim d, he's going to kick off his day by meeting caretaker prime minister benjamin netanyahu. and then throughout the day he's also going to be meeting separately with israel's foreign ministry. gabby asked him as he followed by another meeting with the defense minister and also one of the greatest political rivals of benjamin bennett. again, after that he had to run the occupied west where he is going to be meet with the palestinian authority president. my boss european union has agreed to sanction villaroo including binding its national airlines and entering the blocks in space. it's in response to actions by bella luce, which saw a package, a plane diverted to mens, and an opposition activist on board detain to nations mission in molly as call for immediate release of politicians, detained by the military opera cabinet, reshuffled a prime minister has reported resi

james bass, our senior diplomatic editor, french president emmanuel. my call is calling for an urgent un security council meeting on molly. you comes a day off, tamale's prime minister and presidents were removed from office in the military coup. the inter and vice president, colonel, i see me going to says they're being held in the military facility near by amaco micron says the european union is prepared to take sanctions against those responsible nicholas hock is following developments from senegal. council dot com critics of what's happening say it looked like the men that organize a cool 9 months ago. we're talking here about vice president. i see me go to our colonel in the special forces of the 1000000 army has organized the 2nd crude months later. and dismissing the civilian government that he had himself put into it put in place when president weaver ca, kate, the former president was taken off of power. but in a statement made on national television, signed by himself and made by a members of the military. he said that essentially that the pr

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i am having an interview with congresswoman bass for "the washington post" live tomorrow.hoping she will say something more. i do think that there could be room, you heard house minority whip or majority whip jim clyburn say last week that he is fine with not having qualified immunity be in the final package if that means getting it passed. when i interviewed the minnesota state attorney general keith ellison, i asked him about qualified immunity. he is former member of congress representing minnesota. he even said don't make perfect the enemy of the good, if what you need to do to get george floyd justice in policing act passed to take out qualified immunity, come back to it later, he is fine with that. i think there might be momentum there. let's get something on the books, get something passed, especially because there are a lot of other huge priorities coming down the pike that already will have a hard time getting passed. and one last thing, ayman, i'm sorry, the fact that senator scott was deputized by mitch mcconnell i think says if a deal is reached, that chances o

we are engaged with senator booker and representative bass who are working along with tim scott. they feel good about the negotiations. this is a real challenge. it has been going on for far too long. we believe we're making meaningful progress there. and the president wants to see it happen. we are very concerned about the relationship between the police and the communities they police. and this, once again, is a case where the police report doesn't even come close to talk about the real facts of what's happened. and so what the baseline has to be in this country is that we get transparency and accountability in instances like this, and the president is committed to seeing that happen. >> i want to ask before you i let you go, on a personal note -- when you saw that video that we're not playing now, but unfortunately everybody has seen it, which as you said, does not match at all the actual police report, what went through your mind? >> when i saw the video i thought back to george floyd, another incident where the police report didn't match. the real question is, if we didn't h

but that may create tensions for cory booker and karen bass especially with progressives in the househ may be required as part of this legislation. how do they thread this needle? >> it will be a challenge. democratic lawmakers are coming to the table prioritizing came from the base, the progressive base. i was interviewing derek johnson, naacp president, he was saying activists have no tolerance for a bill that could move forward with qualified immunity being addressed. and as you noted, gop lawmakers will not support a bill that they feel like it's more harsh on law enforcement than they believe that they should be. so this could stall longer than the few weeks lawmakers on the left suggesting it will. it's a reminder how divided so many people are in this country on what police reform actually looks like. >> eugene scott the washington post, thank you for being with us today. we really appreciate it. just to underscore the person to watch here as to whether we're going to get a george floyd bill, bill named for him, is senator tim scott of south carolina. democrats are still hopefu

palestinian president mahmoud abbas with the gyptian foreign minister summer shook re for president bass . this will be his 1st meeting with a senior us official for over 3 years after relations with the trumpet, ministration deteriorated badly. egypt foreign minister also represents a government trying to repair relations with the us. having played the leading role in brokering the c spar that ended the 11 day bombardment of garza, the gyptian will be hoping to improve relations with the biden administration, which had been shunning caro now. his full cold nation and consensus between prison, mahmoud abbas and president l. c. c. in order to consolidate all means to reach the common gulf, which is the establishment of the palestinian state. we are keen to support the palestinian people in the west bank and the gaza. strip to eliminate one of the palestinian people have been subjected to this show cree earlier met with his damian counterpart, a man's fardy foot jordan, the custodian of the holy sites in jerusalem. one of its main concerns is what happens here in occupied east jerusalem. j

i think -- i have great confidence in karen bass. i think that -- with all due respect to your question, it's unimportant in terms of the -- the fact that it will happen is what is important. we would have liked to happen at a certain time. it's a legislative process. we're operating under circumstances that are unusual with people not here. karen bass says she will stay next week to hopefully complete but to continue the negotiations. i have a great deal of respect for how this is being handled in a bipartisan way. we're very proud of karen bass for what she's done. again, this is not just about us, the maneuvering internally is very important. as i say about every bill, inside maneuvering can only get you so far. outside mobilization is what makes all the difference. the outside mobilization we saw more than one year ago after may 25th was something that was never seen before across the world. people in the streets for days if not weeks. millions of people speaking out against what happened to george floyd. there's opportunity, we

james bass reporting their james by reporting live from west jerusalem now. so egypt and jordan next on the agenda, 2 of the i guess, traditional peacemakers and brokers in the region to of israel's neighbors. 2 countries which have long standing to our countries, but long standing peace deals with israel and egypt, i think, hoping very much that after the work they did on that cease far, they were one of the main players getting the seas fall in place. in garza, they can improve their standing with the by did ministration. remember, the president biden has been office for 4 months, did not call president cc until last week and the final stages of negotiating the seas for he had shunned him before that. so they want to get, i think out of the u. s. is bad books. they're trying to do so and use the leverage over the seas far. i think the meeting is taking place but half an hour from now. that is still going to be some tough questions. on the other issues, i'm sure they'll be talking about the dam on denial and the tensions with ethiopia . and saddam, they'll b

has been meaningful talk, and as you know, i've talked with senator booker and congresswoman karen bass who said senator scott has been in their opinion sincere in trying to come to common ground, which is what we want. certainly some of us have our views, but we want to see this come together, the civil rights leaders hope to talk all sides, hope to talk to the president. but again, this is not about drama. this is about change. and sometimes people are going to have to have the spirit of change as the priority. and that's what i think all sides are committed to. but let me bring you to a situation closer to home. you for many years have been a congressman from louisiana, and there has been now a tape that has come out on this as we go the anniversary of george floyd. we see something there in your home state where a proud son of your state tape has now been released that talks about ronald greene's arrest in your state two years ago before george floyd. the footage is not at all matching with what state police initially reported. and as the person in charge of the white house office o