stage duction seeking ransom payments, schedule fidelis and bob, who joins us now lie from a bu, jeff dallas. good to see you. first me tell us about the rescue of these teachers and students from can napa. how did that come about while the major military statement in boucher said that the troops were chased after the doctors and during that process, the waiver to force them to split the those they adopted into 2 fights. and within that period, the teacher and some of the students were one side, and then the other students, the large majority of the other students were on one side. so during that period, the able to also closing on them and i failed hot exchange of gunfire. they let go some of these to them, which is the 5 students and 2 teachers. and they're hoping that they'll be able to close in on the band aid and be able to rescue more of them. but so far, we still don't know how many students were picking from the school because the government has not announced or made public. the number of those we're picking is going to occur. it is also not issued in the statement confirming the num

jeff? >>> with us now is texas state lawmakers that represents dallas. thanks for being with us.and why texas democrats are so opposed to the legislation. set the table for us. >> throughout the entire process we were left out of the conversation, and things were being added at the 11th hour. we heard time and time again from the secretary of state that -- and from the author of the bill, that our elections here in texas are safe and secure. we don't know what the problem is or what issue we are trying to solve. the more and more we ask for answers, we don't get any. really, both sides want to work on good policy, and we just have been left out of the conversation and divisive bills the entire session has been rammed down our throats by any means necessary. >> do you have any more tools in the procedural toolbox now, texas democrats, to stop this? what happens next? >> we can only delay the bill for so long, and we know the governor is going to call for a special session, because this was one of the emergency items, and so really, you know, democrats have done all that we can do.

the was which his man, jeff bezos has announced he's heading into space next month on the 1st man, slight lost by his walk at farm blue origin, dallas and find him and his younger brother mark will join whoever wins a china to auction for a seat on the new shepherd spacecraft on july 20th and gallagher has more on the historic trip. for decades, the so called space race was dominated by superpowers pouring government funds into conquering the final frontier. now it's all about billionaires like richard branson, ilan, musk, ingest bays oss each have formed their own companies vying for lucrative contracts and plans to take tourists beyond all but so far, none of the ty coons is boarded their own rockets next month, basis plans to change that i want to go on this flight because it's the thing i wanted to do all my life. the launch plans for july, the 20th we'll see bays off, his brother and the winner of an online auction climate border, new shepherd rocket. if all goes well, the 11 minute flight will see the passengers reach the edge of space before returning to earth. its being seen by many as a potential triumph over rivals, brunso

dallas texas was killed in an apartment. right. the white police. aw, man, amber geiger, was found guilty of 1st degree murder, reverend. and she was all they sent it to 10 years. and jeff miller was at walter scott, if south carolina same can bear can shout in the back. oh, video convicted 20 years. so each step, each case we keep making progress. we came to far term. now we have to keep going forward. and so that's where all the energy we have in the court room. we have to take the capital and we have to join some of the core booker, we have the joy congresswoman, karen bass. phillip, the tim scott, we got to say you all we need meaning for police report, so we don't have to put up with these. and jeff, this is seem like rubber now. every other week, there's a new aspect. we can stop this america. we had to turn and point turn floss, brooklyn new york. yes, they change me. i say ha, that's right. just like i heard, i said change altogether. that's how we going to keep the change going together. fight, keep fighting. the way we got here is because of our flight flight together. yeah, i hate to st. we think we are and we just, we just, i'm overwhelmed. i'm overwhelmed c

jeff pegues spoke to officers about body cameras and whether they think the recordings improved policing. >> reporter: dallas leaders in the black police association of greater dallas. >> we represent the change in law enforcement. we first acknowledge that there are some problems and that we need to move forward with, you know, positive solutions, not just the same old historic, you know, we're the police, and this is the way it is. that's not good. we are for change in a positive manner. >> reporter: among the change we spoke about was the push in recent years for police-worn body cameras. mary, what do you think the opinion is among rank and file officers of body cameras? >> well, i think in 2021, i think that they believe it's a good idea. body-worn cameras have saved a lot of officers' jobs. >> it works both ways. it can protect you and save if you you're doing your job the right way. if you're doing it the end of you, and it should be. >> reporter: like this 2019 incident in north carolina where a 66-year-old woman was dragged out of her car by her hair when she didn't immediate stop for police who sai