but it will be a different day in 2018, cedric. i cannot thank you enough for being here, for being a part of this and for our friendship and our family's friendship. 's lovelyand cedric wife are great friends and we do get together from time to time, and we share stories, but we also share a great bond. a lot of people are confused about that. how can ahead of the congressional black caucus, and the majority whip on the republican side be close friends? and i think hopefully it serves as a lesson to all that sure, we have differences, but our differences make our country great. the fact that we are able to express our faiths that may be different, and to fight for the things we believe in, and the cedric said, i believe we want to get to the same place, but sometimes we have different roads to take to get there, but we had that ability because of the way our country was founded. as all of you come together for this event, i want to thank you for being a part of this, so many world leaders, so many people of faith. faith leaders, a

and as cedric mentioned, i've got a beautiful family. a 10-year-old daughter who is daddy's little girl and i said, god, please don't let madison walk up the aisle alone. it hits me and draws a lot of emotion from me, but i just didn't want to see that visual carry itself out. and then i started praying for the ability to see my family again, and at that point i'm hearing gunfire back and forth, i'm hearing a different caliber of fire, so i know that david and crystal had engaged and i prayed that they would be successful at carrying out their duties, thank god for the united states capitol police, some of who are here today. [applaus [applause] >> we always ought to thank law enforcement when we see them, there's secret service here and other law enforcement agents, but they quietly do their job to keep us safe and usually they don't have to engage and this day they did. and both were hit. both were shot in the shootout and continued to battle the gunman. and believe me, this, this would have been a -- this would have been a scene just

because cedric is a self driving car that's what cedric stands for the acronym just happens to be a cute name there's no cockpit no steering wheel and no pedals this kora takes us from a to b. also as a steering wheel the problem is they. don't need one because a self driving system controls the car with a three hundred sixty degree sensors it has lasers radar cameras and ultrasound for close range. we're working to release it in the next three or four years i'd like to see the first cedric's on the road by twenty twenty one and we also call it mobility as a service it's self driving electric car anyone could use to get from door to door electrician spirit in the spirit of herat with you from silicon valley is that something we need a bit more of you know that you need that's really important to think big like a visionary and have the courage to drive progress forward secaucus for answer. j.j. is an engineer. through and through his current passion is network self driving cars . he says progress has been far too slow. he worked for mercedes and apple in the us before v.w. snapped him up

let's bring in cedric alexander. he is the deputy mayor of rochester, new york. cedric, good morning to you. where does this investigation go from here this morning? >> our heart and prayers go out to the victims and families and all those who lost their lives yesterday. so tragic. today certainly begins to look at and continue to look at a lot of the social media information and interview those who knew the subject involved in the deadly shooting. of course, when something like this happens, it affects all of us. it doesn't just take a toll on those, of course, there in that community. it affects us across the country. a lot of questions will be asked today and a lot of investigative techniques will be introduced. you have a huge crime scene there also that will continue to be investigated as well. >> cedric, we understand that teachers had sent an e-mail warning of this student. we see these social media posts that we show. instagram or youtube. was something missed? >> well, that's very hard to tell. it is still very early in this investigation. certainly when

i'm introduced to cedric it's car of the future. the first v.w. model the self driving and digitally network. and this is the man behind. you on your known as j.j. folks talking head handed him from apple. let's say your word or can i call you j.j. we are in the car but neither of us is driving how's that. as a self driving car that's what cedric stands for the acronym just happens to be a cute name there's no cockpit no steering wheel and no pedals this kora takes us from a to b. also has a steering wheel problems they. don't need one because a self driving system controls the car with a three hundred sixty degree sensors it has lasers radar cameras and ultrasound for close range. we were going to release it in the next three or four years i'd like to see the first cedric's on the road by twenty twenty one and we also call it mobility as a service it's self driving electric car anyone could use to get from door to door electrician spirit in the spirit of herat with you from silicon valley is that something we need a bit more of you know that you

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cedric richmond and steve scalise. [applause] >> blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven. blessed are the meek for they shall inherit the. -- earth. and blessed are the peacemakers because they shall be called the sons of god. many wonder how steve and i could be such great friends when we disagree on 80% of 80% of most issues. and let me clarify. differ on the end goal nd helping the needy a protecting our citizens and caring for our elderly. we do not disagree on where we want to end up. most times we disagree on how to get there. but we know that we want the same things. he wanted comes to the congressional baseball game, we want the same thing. we want to win. fortunately, we win and they do not. [laughter] rep. richmond: that another thing is, our faith unites us. our faith allows us to put purpose first. urposeolitics, -- we put p at the endcs because of the day we know we are here on earth to the village purpose and make this world a fulfill ace -- purpose and make this world a better

. >> want to talk about this with cnn contributor and law enforcement expert cedric alexander now. good to see you. thank you for being here. what is your first reaction when you hear this report that a total of four deputies stood outside, guns drawn, three of them at least behind their vehicles instead of going into the school as these children were being shot? >> yeah, certainly that's very concerning for all of us in the law enforcement community. i think one of the best things that could happen right now for broward county sheriff's office is that they can have a complete investigation. there's going to be tons of video that's going to show where officers were during the time of this event. also, who went in, who did not go in. clearly, there's evidence coming from coral springs who themselves are reporting that broward deputies did not follow them in during the time of the shooting. so this is of grave concern for us. but i think in all fairness, as you always hear me say, is i think there has to be a complete 360 degree investigation as to who was where and where were they l

i'm joined again by our law enforcement analyst cedric alexander and bobby ciccone. intersection between mental health issues and gun violence. i have to believe a lot is already known. this has been addressed quite a bit. the question is what will you do about it? we do know that president trump when he came to office within a month of taking office reversed some measures that allowed more people who might have mental health issues to buy guns. >> well, yeah. unfortunately in this case, policy already exists, the law already exists, it just wasn't used. the baker act in florida allows schools to target people like this who are likely to do substantial harm to themselves in the near future and if they take one act of behavior, coupled with that tendency or that likeliness, then they can be brought in for an involuntary confinement for 72 hours. that psychiatric evaluation can then lead to further confinement. in this case, the school, instead of invoking the baker act, my niece is a schoolteacher in florida. i use that as a verb, to baker act someone, if they baker a

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cedric spak is an infectious diseases doctor at baylor, scott and white in fort worth. >> this is a testhat can be easily done in the office as what they call a point-of-care test, so you can get the results quickly at the exact time you test it. >> reporter: a few minutes? >> a few minutes, correct. >> reporter: some patients elect a comprehensive lab test, which takes longer to complete and is more accurate, but even if a rapid test comes back negative, dr. spak says healthcare professionals are trained to treat symptoms. >> looks like a duck, quacks like a duck, it's got to be a duck. i ma may not move it's a duck. so somebody comes in, fever, aches, a lot of people sick in the house or at the school, sounds like the flu, we know the flu is everywhere, it's the flu. >> reporter: the difference in costs can be the difference for patients. the rapid test costs a few dollars. the rapid test can cost $200. >> glor: wow. coming up elon musk gets set to coming up elon musk gets set to launch its biggest rocket with a tesla on top. you're really not sick! you were just up late watching the g

chairman cedric richmond it's always an honor so they have a bipartisan bill that's out right now and so that's something people can unify because bipartisan and so everyone in america would appreciate some type of c.j.r. criminal justice reform and so the president right now he talks about there's going to be an executive order coming down right now where there's going to help some of the returning citizens and so when we even when i debate people on my show my podcast reach america on demand you know people have to agree ok some criminal justice reform over criminalization that's going to help a lot of people we definitely need it we were far too much of an overcoming our society i think i think it's it hurts our standing when we say that we're land of the free and we have people incarcerated right now in the world because that's cost to everything that's in a position where we have had jobs going overseas and all this stuff on risky it all is connected and i think that's what's interesting activists often forget those connections they get so caught up in a message or keeping that h

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cedric, thank you. juli juliette, i hope the next time we meet it's better circumstances. >>> this is cnn, i'm don lemon. just past midnight here. live from new york. live with the breaking news. the terrible news, 17 people shot to death today at a high school in parkland, florida. five people hospitalized, life-threatening condition. ten more, nonlife threatening conditioning. here's what law enforcement forces are saying. they say the weapon used to kill the 17 people was an ar-15 style firea firearm. sources say the suspect pulled the fire alarm to get his suspects out of the classrooms. a lot of details to cover. i want to get to martin savage at the scene. as well as keon roi. martin, some fighting for their lives right now. >> reporter: we're told by medical authorities, that is the case. right now, the focus for law enforcement is identifying all those that were killed. they are far along in that process. they said three hours ago, they had identified the 12 victims found inside of the school. w

james galliano, philip mudd, cedric alexander, juliette kayyem. excuse me. governor rick scott, i said. jim, it's interesting. the governor was asked point blank about gun control essentially. he avoided it once, then gave the answer which is now is not the time to be discussing -- the thing which is the common refrain for years after these. then of course time goes by and then these things are never discussed. >> with the proliferation, anderson, i almost feel compelled because i'm probably the poster child for the person that you would say would never, ever put the two worlds gun and control together in the same sentence. the second amendment was created in 1791. it has utility. i believe in it. i own weapons. i have a concealed carry permit because i'm a retired 1811 law enforcement officer. i was a former s.w.a.t. team leader. i graduated from west point. i understand weapons. i'm a hunter. i appreciate the utility in our society. but we get to this place where we go, we can't touch this third rail on the subway because if you do that, we retreat to our

preparations continue form a parliamentary elections in lebanon and for the upcoming rome two and cedric conferences to support the security sector in the economy respectively on the fifteenth of march and the fifth of april while the situation was generally quiet in the universe area of operation and despite heightened rhetorical related to the proposed construction by israeli defense forces and lebanese court reservation areas and called south of the blue line construction began in one reservation areas on the seventh of february with no incident reported mr president returning to the israeli palestinian conflict let me reiterate inclosing that we in the international community must continue advocating for substantial israeli policy changes related to the situation in the west bank including a halt to certain construction demolition or structures in the prevention of palestinian development in areas c. on gaza we must collectively work to alleviate the humanitarian disaster and provide full support to egyptian reconciliation efforts. our supports to honor also remains vital i also hope

so other new things, in the old indictment, in the october indictment, mueller's team cedric gates and paul manafort laundered $18 million. in the new indictment they say it wasn't $18 million they laundered it was $30 million. so a lot more. where did they get the information on the additional $12 million. i don't know. there has been a lot of speculation and reporting that any new charges, any new criminal allegations against manafort in particular would come because rick gates was pleading guilty and providing evidence against his old business partner paul manafort. that is not what appears to have happened here. this new indictment has 18 new charges against paul manafort but 23 new charges against rick gates and there's no sign of a new guilty plea from rick gates. now there is new drama about who gates' lawyers are now. we'll talk about that in a minute. we're not sure how that relates here. but there's a couple other specifics to know. in the first indictment, the one back in october, there were no charges of tax fraud against manafort and gates. and that was interesting, especi

i want to bring in cedric alexander. as you watch these images come in, what is going through your mind about what they're dealing with there as a law enforcement matter? >> well, here again, i think you heard it from both my friends and colleagues there. from what we can see from the television, that's a huge crime scene. certainly the police, from the time they got the call, entered into the building, it had to be chaotic for them. they had to know right away. we had to know from persons on the scene a lot of information being transferred from one person to another. it had to be very chaotic. negligent many students had to barricade themselves inside classrooms. in addition, we know children were fleeing the campus trying to get away and officers were continuing to gather information into that crime scene. fortunately, this subject was placed into custody. but this investigation is now just beginning. who is the subject? what was the reason for this event during today? how did he gain access to a weapon? a lot of quest

we have been joined by cedric richmond the distinguished chair of the congressional black caucus. earlier i head statistics from the caucus about how many people were -- had daca -- were dreamers from caribbeanrom ger,tc. e read some testimony that was from our press conference by the eamer sent by kamla harris from gmbingts aleese and coming from the african-american community now. thank you for coming, congressman richmond. ok now we have from david vazquez, a dreamer i have met, he was born in germany, moved to the united states at age 13. he grew up in eling grove village, illinois and graduated at the top of his high school class he earned a full-ride scholarship to college through questbridge, that links low income students with college in the u.s. he graduated with a double major in economics and german and was able to spend two summers interning at goldman sachs. a later joined alpha site, high growth startup, he established their san francisco office and grew it from 8 to 25 employees. many of these dreamers have started businesses, created jobs by creating small business

he cedric gates was working behind the scenes. rick gates was flying on trump's plane, on trump's campaign plane until election day. he stayed on working with the transition team as a liaison between the transition team and the rnc. even after, well after paul manafort was ousted, he stayed on. and he of course was still talking to paul manafort throughout that entire period. he was paul manafort's protege. he was his right-hand man. and i would also say the fact that george papadopoulos is being characterized as a coffee boy, you would want the coffee boy to be the one doing the intermediary work if you wanted someone low level in the campaign who isn't noticed to be colluding with russia. so the fact that they're trying to downplay papadopoulos's role, which we've seen he actually had a very prominent role in the campaign. >> sure. >> he was setting up meetings, and he was representing the rnc at certain events. he went to england and he represented the campaign when he was talking to foreign leaders there so the fact that they'

cedric, i couldn't sleep at night because of my diabetic nerve pain. i hear you, claire, because my dad struggled with this pain. folks, don't wait. step on up and talk to your doctor. because the one thing i keep hearing is... i'm glad i stepped on up. me too, buddy. if you have diabetes and burning, shooting pain in your feet or hands, step on up and talk to your doctor today. on the only bed that adjusts on both sides to your ideal comfort, your sleep number setting. does your bed do that? right now, our queen c2 mattress is only $699, save $200. ends sunday. visit sleepnumber.com for a store near you. >>> time for my favorite part of the show, money, power, politics. djtj, as i like to call him, donald trump jr., is on an unofficial visit to india promoting the family's real estate business. while there, doing some official business, speaking at a business summit, alongside who else, prime minister modi. joining me now, annie gowan on skype, the indian bureau chief for "the washington post." and my friend ron insana. ron, trump jr. there to promote

james galliano, philip mudd, cedric alexander, juliette kayyem. excuse me. governor rick scott, i said. jim, it's interesting. the governor was asked point blank about gun control essentially. he avoided it once, then gave the answer which is now is not the time to be discussing -- the thing which is the common refrain for years after these. then of course time goes by and then these things are never discussed. >> with the proliferation, anderson, i almost feel compelled because i'm probably the poster child for the person that you would say would never, ever put the two worlds gun and control together in the same sentence. the second amendment was created in 1791. it has utility. i believe in it. i own weapons. i have a concealed carry permit because i'm a retired 1811 law enforcement officer. i was a former s.w.a.t. team leader. i graduated from west point. i understand weapons. i'm a hunter. i appreciate the utility in our society. but we get to this place where we go, we can't touch this third rail on the subway because if you do that, we retreat to our

chairman cedric richmond for his leadership in this effort. chairman richmond has been leading this effort and raising the question of about when the president said, what do we have to lose? the sharme indicated we have a lot to lose. so for the next 60 minutes, we have an opportunity to speak directly to the american people about issues of great importance to the congressional black caucus and the millions of constituents who represent -- we represent. tonight's special order is about gun violence. i thank my colleagues for joining me here today to speak about the national epidemic of gun violence, an important topic to us all. the black communities -- the black community's at a critical point because we have a lot to lose because too many of our neighbors have unfortunately been subject to gun violence at a consistent rate. crime which often gos unfunnished -- unpunished because of unreliable witnesses. on february 14, this nation once again witnessed a horrific tragedy that took place in a high school in florida. 17 lives were taken at the

we rank you for cedric and his family -- we thank you percent of and his family and the precious giftf friendship, and we ask you that you will continue to bless major smiley and his wife tiffany as they stand on your word, which is for do all thingsan through christ who gives me strength. fromlord, as we depart this place, we know that we will not depart from your grace. is sufficient for any obstacle, any barrier that may try to stand between you and us. father, we pray that you will continue to strengthen the tie that binds our hearts together as a nation, and binds our heart together to our friends and allies around the world. prayer in pray this the name of the only one who can keep us from falling. thank you, lord. amen. [applause] >> sunday on c-span's q&a, new york times staff photographer doug mills talks about the photos he took while covering president trump. >> he enjoys having us around, i really believe, despite his constant, you know, comments about fake news in the media and so forth, i really, really feel like he enjoys having us around because it helps drive his mess

. >> reporter: and cedric the entertainer. what's it like being on base with the troops?ort, what winter olympic sport? >> you know, i was just talking about this. what i would be good at, and a lot of people didn't recognize, we didn't realize this was a choice, curling. >> you think so? >> we had to do this. your momma say, clean up. we didn't know that was actually an option. >> hi. >> reporter: along with entertainment came appearances from past and present olympians and a surprise visit from nfl star larry fitzgerald. >> i understand the sacrifices they make. when i get a chance to do it, i try to come and show my support. >> reporter: al and i caught up with general vincent brooks, the top military official in korean. what do folks in the united states not realize about south korea? >> howed ed advanced it is. i was here 20 years ago. and it's like a different country. this is a very strong allally. we're honored to be associated with them so closely. >> reporter: the olympics, a golden opportunity to celebrate those who sacrifice so much for our country. >> it was

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well, this morning, as i prepared to say good-bye to my 3-year-old, little cedric, and dropped him off at daycare, go to the airport so that i could fly up here and do the people's the c.b.c. ced that was getting criticized for not standing when the president said that african-american unemployment was at an all-time low. i'm grown. i accept what i do. no, i didn't stand, to my colleague from pennsylvania. but for anyone who is listening, and i would hope that the white house is, why don't you just call me and ask me why i didn't stand? because i'll tell you. and i don't care if it hurts some feelings, ruffled some feathers, sent people in a tizzy. i didn't stand because we haven't done enough. i didn't stand because black unemployment's been going down since 2011 at a steady rate. the decline this past year is less hand the decline in other areas -- than the decline in other areas -- in other years. if i stood and applauded, it would make someone think that i was happy. it would make someone think that he was doing a good job. i also didn't stand because i just didn't believe the word