he said, he made it real with hakim under a bridge, at night, which is never good.t he told cookie. >> if a judge can become ceo, it ain't going go to turnout good for him. >> don't say that. >> you see, that is how much the empire means to me. if you think you will be here, i will stop at nothing. >> something, is he really serious. you have a theory, let's hear it. >> i believe he just wanted to test him. i don't believe the gun had bullets. i think, you know, i'm going to kill ya. luscious, i mean, he talks, no. you would not give him that much power. >> no. >> he does feel cocky. >> i think he would do anything, or luscious would do anything to keep his empire because he worked hard. they didn't really necessarily they go back and forth with the relationship. one minute they love each other and one minute they can't stand each other. i think luscious would do it. >> i think luscious would take out hakim but i don't think wow give him a gun with bullets in it and say shoot me. >> yes. >> so maybe he knows that, you know, hakim didn't have enough in him to do it.

everybody is really really mad at hakim because it's his fault.hy would you do this to your family. >> i didn't do this to our family i did it to them. >> gives the koi to hakim still back in the family. >> come pack to empire let's be a real family again. >> lushes is, she has a plan to get empire back. >> empire is at stake acts be as afraid to do what's necessary.ea >> but you know lucious doesn't care about anything especially since that baby is gone, oh, by the way she lost the baby.y. >> there really is no god andre. >> now has to live for is empire. >> well we told you a spoil alert. if you want more on tonight's episode head over to fox 5. >> actress will take you insidei the episode with the fax, music and of course the drama. >> tonight at 11 on fox 5 laws reguarding liquor licenses are because to relax in one popularp dc neighborhood. they are going to be relaxeded where the game changer decisionc will impact restaurants in the coming weeks. >> johns hopkins hospital performed happen ground breakinn surgery for hiv patients. >> this is

. >> reporter: congressman hakim jeffreys of new york responding to a scrips -- to a scripps time off after a shooting. while most give cops 2 to 3 days, at least one department gives officers 10. jeffreys fears they give cops who commit a crime time to cover their tracks. >> policing in america is hard right now. >> reporter: officers -- it's said that officers need time to rest and that their memories will actually be better 2 to 3 days later. but plenty of memory experts they sai that's not true and they wonder why the policies only apply to those with a badge. >> i find that suspicious. why wouldn't you want that applied to all film people? >> reporter: congressman jeff rise is one of 44 cosponsors to the law enforcement trust and integrity act, which call on the department of justice so to study waiting periods. if they determine they sweer interfear want invest... >> then we can determine that perhaps the department of grants to police departments that have thee these waiting periods. >> reporter: that legislation is awaiting further action. it only has support from democrat, bu

. >> reporter: congressman hakim jefferies of new york responding to a scripps news investigation into a privilege extended to officers who pull the trigger. called waiting periods, they limit how soon police officers the policies are found in 19 of the nation's largest police forces. while most give cops two or three days before facing investigators at least one department gives officers 10. jefferies fears they give cops who cross the line the chance to cover their tracks. >> policing in america is hard right now. >> advocates of the policies which apply to criminal or internal investigations say that officers need time to rest after a traumatic event. and that their memories will actually be better two or three days later. but plenty of memory experts say that is not true and they wonder why the policies only apply to those with a badge. >> i find that suspicious. why wouldn't you want that to be applied to all people? >> reporter: today congressman jefferies is one of 44 co- sponsors to the law enforcement trust and integrity act. which calls for the department of justice to study

authorities have identified the other two suicide bombers as brothers, ibrahim and hakim el bakraoui. hillary clinton says the u.s. must strengthen the alliances in europe, asia and around the world to defeat isis. >> slogans aren't a strategy. loose cannons tend to misfire. what america needs is strong, smart, steady leadership to wage and win this struggle. >> clinton singled out donald trump and ted cruz for their comments on american muslims saying that demonizing muslims won't help in the fight against jihadism. in wisconsin tonight, cruz defended calls for law enforcement to patrol muslim neighborhoods. >> need to be using proactive policing. we need to be using proactive law enforcement and intelligence and national security resources. to prevent radicalism and to monitor and intercept and stop radical islamic tryerrorists before they carry out acts of terrorism. >> president obama called cruz's idea of surveillance in muslim communities wrong and un-americ un-american. >>> the man who shot former congresswoman giffords in the head is now suing her for $25 million. loughner is

so in a way when she started developing relationships with hakim and andrej it did become a thing of competition or o jealousy something. so we good again. >> good. because not only are you learning your lines, and the drama ensues but you're doing new music just about every ceremony >> every show. creating or -- >> all songs i'm singing but some of them writing i've done eight songs and last season it was four. >> of the eight which is in your mind right now, which one do you sing in your head? >> chasing the sky. >> how does that go? >> i can't sing it because they don't -- said i wouldn't need it -- it's look that. but it's in the sky and originally i recorded it myself, and i they heard it and they brought yaz now and parent is on it's a family -- lion family anthem now. the season. >> that is so cool. [laughter] >> can you do it -- >> no. messy -- all of the wrong he's done to me throughout my life. he deserves the worse. so you've been told. i hate running an "empire." it take away from the music, turn me into someone i don't even know. everything i want. i'll -- >> getting alo

peter hakim, thank you. >>> in just a few hours, hillary clinton will address the american israel publics committee at their annual conference in washington. later monday the republican candidates will speak in that gathering. >> they invite all presidential candidates to speak. this year only bernie sanders declined to come because of his campaign schedule. some apec members plan to stay away when donald trump speaks. they object to what they say is the divisive tone of his campaign. >> now the anti-defamation league, a group of devoted individuals fighting anti-semitism has announced plans to redirect the $56,000 trump has donated through the years. >> it will go to programs that address, as he put it, the type of stereotyping and scapegoating that have been injeked into this political season. >> now the united states is israel's closest ally, and israelis are watching the presidential election process very closely. you see there, cnn's oren lieberman who joins us from jerusalem with more on that. the relationship has been a topic during this election year. but how are israelis watchin

. >>> ♪ >> getting to know philly's own yaz the greatest, empire star sharing some secrets, is he hakiman learn from him in the kitchen. what is he cook nothing that pot. >> it is on wednesday night. >> i was talking with yaz's mother because they come out when we have a party. make sure you can rsvp. >> she's so sweet. >> wonderful woman. >> beautiful family. >> do you ever see a anchorman pop out of the womb. >> look at this picture. this is an anchorman that just popped out of the womb. that is absolutely, a couple days old child. >> my goodness good but it is a girl. >> we call that tv hair. >> my goodness. >> perfect hair. >> new born with the full head of hair. >> yes. >> there we go. >> little more brown. >> yes. >> i will try to find out name of the kid and where they live and all that kind of stuff. >> parts it on the same side. >> wow. >> as a babe that i young. >> that is adorable. >> yes. >> someone told me you come out as a baby when you are bald you will get more hair later. >> the baby will be bald by five. >> yes, my granddaughter lost her initial hair and then grew new

please, congressman hakim jeff reese, share with us some of -- jeffries, share with us some of your thoughts. mr. jeffries: let me thank my good friend, representative beatty, from the great state of ohio for your leadership, for moving us forward throughout the past several weeks as it relates to the congressional black caucus' special order hour of power, 60 minutes where we have the opportunity to speak directly to the american people about issues of importance to our country, to our economy, to the integrity of our democracy as we are doing tonight and it's an honor to share with you today. i also want to acknowledge and thank my colleague, our colleague, john larson from the great state of connecticut for his continuing leadership and for taking to the house floor today to highlight both the historic significance of the speech that president johnson gave from this very chamber 51 1965, o on march 15, about voting in america and ensuring that every single person regardless of their race or their color or their background had an opportunity to exercise the franchise and to point out to th

so, why don't we just save the lobbying and the opposing of whatever, cedric richmond or hakim or luisnd i come up with, why don't you propose it. tell us what you could agree to. >> congressman, we're willing to and we've offered to engage in that process. >> the legislative process or with the debate process? >> both, of course. >> will you submit legislation to us that you could live with and agree with? >> if after we have the debate to determine what the right balance is, then i think that's a natural outcome. >> well, how long is the debate going to last? >> i can't anticipate that, congressman. >> well, let me ask you this. you mentioned the first amendment which i found interesting. are you familiar with voice exemplars? >> i'm sorry, is that a case, congressman? >> no, voice exemplars are ordered by courts and judges for witnesses or defendants to actually have to speak. so, a witness can see whether or not that was the voice that they heard during a robbery, for instance. how about -- because you mentioned you have a first amendment right to not speak. what about those who ha