charlene carruthers, to you first, what is it that you would departments acrosscountry?ce how should they operate. >> so fundamentally the problem that people are rising across the country right now is the issue of how much our police departments are invested in and how much our communities are not invested in. so what i would like to see happen in a city like chicago where i currently live, is that our over 1.7 billion budget which amounts to just under 5 million dollars a day be grely reallocated and invested in our community and oupublic education and our health care and quality public housing, jobs and our environment. and frankly that's not happening. what we are seeing with police departments is surlavee, violence, and the death of our people. e.d that simply must cha and we know that bandaid reform >> woodruff: so to clarify, what would the role of police be.d and you woave some money for police working on crime tha isommitted, right? process to living a societythe where safety exists beyond policing will take a very-- it will take time, it won't hapen overnight.

chuck wexler, charlene carruthers, we thank you both. >> thank you. uf >> woo while "defund the police" has become a rallying cry foblack lives matter thousands of proteacrosse the country, democrats in congress are considering a different set of proposals. amna nawaz has more on that. >> nawaz: that's right, judy.st and oday, the new jersey state attorney general released video of the fatal shooting of an unarmed black manice gordon, by a white state trooper last month. it happened just two days before the killing of george floyd in minneapolis. in congress, more than 200 house and senate democrats have signed onto the "justice in policing act." as we laid out earli in the program, it would, among other things: ban chokeholds. end no-knock warrants in drug cases. mandate police training on racial bias. and collect data at the federal level on the use of force. one of the bill's sponsors isco senato booker of new jersey, and he joins me now. welcome back to the newshour, let's talk about this legislation now becauseme there are lements in here that have been on the table fore, efforts