bonnie bertram, your thoughts? >> guest: i was going to say one of the things that came out of the pandemic is this relationship between landlords and how come if they can be improved, the outcomes can be better for people staying in house because nobody wants to do an eviction. the landlord doesn't want to do it. the tenant does want it happen today. tax is is one of the places where the tenant you met earlier in the earlier clip, texas with the first date to mandate this eviction diversion program, that order judges to tell plaintiffs and defendants, tenants and landlords that if they could both participate in this program it would help give them more time for that mental relief when to come to because that's what the landlord wants and that's what the ten want. one of the silver linings of all the housing trouble stirring the pandemic is i think people recognize that the landlord-tenant relationship is very key to help stave off evictions. one of the things we discovered in a reporting is nearly half of you for

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we, do bonnie bertram, want to show some of the clips from the film that airs tonight. but i want to ask you first about the cdc moratorium on eviction. when was that put in place and did that solve the problem or further complicate the problem? >> i think housing experts would tell you that it helped solve the problem. so the cdc, the centers for disease control and prevention issued a moratorium in september of 2020. it was a more broad and farther reaching moratorium than what had initially been implemented as part of the cares act. so when the cdc moratorium came into play, it made, it gave wider protections to tenants and it helped millions of people, tens of millions of renters who were facing eviction, and it really helped them feel, i think, more secure, like they had rights. >> do you think that the part of the problem is complicated between the cdc moratorium and each state having its own laws that govern evictions and renters rights? >> that was another really interesting thing, right? we all heard this phrase, eviction moratorium. it was so bizarre because n

host: our guest, bonnie bertram, director of the film "facing eviction." it debuts tonight on frontline at 10:00 eastern, 9:00 central on pbs. thank you for being on the program this morning. host: guest: my pleasure. host: that will do it for the program. we are back tomorrow at 7:00 eastern and we hope you are as well. up next, we will take you live to a senate hearing that has already gotten underway. they are looking at the safety of law enforcement officers, including the impact of assault weapons. this is just getting underway. >> a line of mourners, thousands deep, wrapped around she described her connectedness both the community she served in the people she worked with. >> two young police officers both in their 20's shot in the london duty weller's funding to a domestic to the. >> a police officer shot and killed in the line of duty. >> a police officer has been shot. >> shot during a traffic stop with life-threatening injuries. >> you never know. you could kiss your family goodbye, go to work, and it could be over in a heartbeat. >> i'm porting o

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