it's a year since brionna taylor was gunned down.one of the four officers involved has been charmed in her death. no-knock warrants are banned in louisville and the family received a settlement. president biden tweeted on saturday, as we continue to power play her, we must go ahead performing police reinstate form in congress. brie oppa taylor's boy friend has now sued the police. he spoke at saturday's ralph in louisville. jason cowell was there. >> a rally and march for brionna taylor. protesters who came out heard from a number of speakers, including civil rights attorney benjamin crump. kenneth walker was brionna taylor's former boy friend. for months he faced charges for attempted murder for firing at the officers on the night of the botched raid. saying he acted in self defense. saying the officers never identified themselves. the officers saying that they did. well, this week a kentucky judge dropped those charges and walker told the crowd how he felt about that. >> they dropped the charges against me and -- [ cheers and appla

been law of the land several years ago, eric gardner and george floyd would have been alive now, brionna taylor would not be shot in her sleep because no knock warrants would have been unconstitutional. >> woodruff: lisa what is expected when it goes to the senate? >> desjardins: well, it looks like this bill as it was passed in the house probably will not go intact. but there are significant parties in interest on this year. author of a different bill last year he is in negotiations he says he's interested in talking to democrats in the house. they say they are trying to come up with something that everyone can agree on. i will tell you i had one of my longest conversations ever with lisa murkowski of alaska about this topic. there are certainly a dozen republicans in the senate who want to pass something. can they agree, hard to say but this is an issue that may have a chance in the senate. we'll see. >> woodruff: lisa desjardins followig all of these important issues on capitol hill. lisa, thank you. >> woodruff: protests erupted again this week in lebanon, as a spiraling currency crisis led