it's wonderful to be in your city, the great karen bass. thank you very much. i do want to bring in reverend earl fisher, senior pastor of a baptist church in memphis. i want to get your reaction to all of this, the rapid disclosure, the unusual quick disclosure, the unusual disclosure of the video and obviously, the violence done on the body of this young man, tyre nichols. >> first, joy, thank you for having me again. there's no way i could brace myself for what i heard. i was trying my best not to look at the video footage and couldn't. look at it in its entirety. all manner of emotions surrounding what i heard and even what you all have described. i think it's impossible for us to calculate the impact of this video and this moment, and the developments over the last several days. i heard mayor bass, and i appreciate her perspective in so far as the developments from the outside. let me say something about the developments from the inside. it is leadership indeed, and it's the leadership of fierce and faithful activists and organizers and community leaders w

los angeles mayor, karen bass.g to the sunday show. >> thank you, jonathan. >> coming up, congresswoman -- and congresswoman, barbara lee, on the looming catastrophe if the united states default on its debt. and, their thoughts on the houses new republican majority. don't go anywhere. much more of the sunday show ahead. ow ahead. safelite makes it easy. >> tech vo: you can schedule in just a few clicks. and we'll come to you with a replacement you can trust. >> man: looks great. >> tech: that's service on your time. schedule now. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ (chiming music) (jonathan) who is this message for? it's for people age 50 and over. if that's you, then keep watching, because this message can mean a lot to you and your family. what is it about? it's about guaranteed life insurance at a cost that fits your budget. in fact, it starts as low as $9.95 a month. the rate you start with is the rate you keep. it will never go up. and you'll love this. you can't be turned down for any reason. n

and also the significance of the mayor being karen bass? s a long history in los aeles, california. she is from south.a. she started one of the largest south l.a.-based organizations, community coalition. i knocked for her as she ran for assembly and that eventually became congresswoman. she has worked alongside many of us activists. she has always been accessible. she fought a hard campaign against rick caruso. we are grateful mayor bass is our mayor. i think now that she is the mayor, it is time for her and the rest of the city cncil to reduce the budget the police. we know lapd has received millions of dollars -- billions of dollars to the city. let's take this moment and not let keenan die in vain. we should not have another opportunity to say the police killed somebody at a traffic stop. we should be looking at where can the city find dollars to specifically mak sure that a cop is not the one responding to minor infractions that happen in the city of los angeles. that is a primary demand i want to lift up to your audience because i thin

were on when you are running with as we mentioned, you are taking the seat held for many years by karen basss reached out to you this week for updates during the speakers fight. can you talk about that conversation and what it's like to field issues of your distinguished predecessors? >> who knew that c-span was going to turn into bravo. the mayor kept testing me saying, oh my god, what is going on? who else are they nominating? essentially, we looked -- we participated in 14 rounds of no confidence votes for this speaker, kevin mccarthy. meanwhile, democrats remain united each and every time behind hakeem jeffries. we watched someone get punked and pimped by members of their own party. we watched someone essentially sell out congress, the rules, the processes, the integrity of the body for this seat and now we have both a speaker and a congress that is tethered to the extreme agenda of the maga republican right. she didn't tell me that all this was going to happen but i'm certainly prepared. >> and now we this 118th congress that you are part of it is historically diverse with record settin

last night not coverage, karen bass, the new mayor of los angeles, former member of congress, was on with my colleague joy reid, and they're talking about the brutality that we saw in the video last night. i want to play for you how karen bass describe it. >> there is the guardian mentality that is traditional, protect and serve, that is often not done with our communities, and then there is the worst style of policing, where what we saw was the way your style of policing, but to me, and less there are very specific consequences and the leadership, i don't care how much you train people, officers have to know that there will be consequences. >> you made a similar point to me last night, in which he said, training is only as good as what people will actually do. these cops looked and felt acted like warriors, not protectors and defenders. >> yes, an office said the policy is only as good as an officer being held accountable to that policy. and then the police culture squashes both of those things, because if you are deeply entrenched enough into police culture, then the policy in the

one key detail to remember, one of the key architects of that is karen bass, now the mayor of los angelesa reminder of folks who are missing who could help push this legislation. even so, we have house republicans in charge in the chamber and it will take a lot of work to get on the same page and it comes to reaching some sort of consensus to address this horrific video. yamiche: it will sternly take a lot of work. julia, i want to come back to you because i almost want to go back to memphis to talk about who these police officers were, there is some reporting that one of them might have been involved in another possible troubling incident. talk to us about what you are reporting. julia: one of the officers, demetrius haley, was formerly a county division of corrections, and 2015 he and two other corrections officers allegedly did something similar with an inmate and t inmate filed a lawsuit alleging the officers punched him in the face, and the other officer slammed his head into a sink. he went unconscious after that. it is interesting that this is the same. as far as the other officers

mayor of los angeles, karen bass helped pass the american rescue plan in congress to help cities recover from covid. but republicans who now want to cut spending could claw back any unspent funds. all that 73 million dollars have been allocated in the city of st. going to put those funds to use st. louis mayor tishaura jones said the federal dollars will fund more infrastructure and housing needs and to mayor jared cram said cities can't afford to lose any of it. really. that was just a down payment. as far as i'm concerned on the needs of american cities in washington. i'm jessi tenure. 2023 is off to a really busy start at the state capitol where lawmakers have already begun. the author legislation on key issues. >> facing california, our capitol correspondent eytan wallace spoke with senate leaders from both sides of the aisle about their legislative priorities. >> homelessness, drought, water. those are just some of the issues. legislators here at the capitol hope to tackle this year. but they acknowledged doing so will not be easy, especially with the projected budget deficit. >> to

this is karen bass talking about the whole situation with an interview with eric adams from new yorkhe's talking about the busing of migrantbless from texas to new york city. let's watch what she said. >> i think it is very cynical on the part of the governor of texas. it is a way of attempting to deliberately undermine new york city and democrat run cities that welcome immigrants. >> steve: what? deliberately -- these are the people diversity is our strength and deliberately undermine the city. >> sanctuary where the moreitie compassionate option we heard for years especially in california and from likethat new york as well.it we can handle it. this is our duty and with the government resisgovet for but ti llnext thing she might lean over to eric adams and blamed the loss of the buffalo bills onbo greg abbotutt and desantis as well. democrats, do as we say and not as we do. , the policies they are opposing proposing are atrocious. we have homelessness all in newd the e country, miami, even phoex and places have these issues. i think they hav e to be dealt with but in a compassionate

karen bass. >> almost as bad as your beer.r today talking about the whole situation because there is an interview and talking about the blessing of migrants from texas to new york. >> you think it's very cynical on the part of the governor of texas and away attempting to deliberately undermine new york city. that welcome immigrants. steve: what? these are the people that say diversity is our strength deliberately undermine quick. >> i thought century cities were supposed to be the more compassionate option we have heard for years that we can handle it. it is our duty was is what the government exists for the next thing she will lean over and talk about desantis but they say do as we say but not as we do in the policies they are proposing is atrocious we have major homeless problems not just in new york but all over the country even nashville and phoenix have these issues they have to be dealt with in a compassionate and realistic way it what they are proposing is not that at all. steve: migrants undermine the cities? >> so the

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former congresswoman karen bass now major put forth a great effort. it was stalled in the senate.lice reform to stop having families grieve the loss of a loved one as a result of a traffic stop, a traffic violation should not be a death sentence. >> as the city of memphis, as you know, derrick, the whole country for that matter is bracing for the release of the video, we're hearing calls for peaceful protests. what is your message to those on the end tonight? >> accountability must be had in this case. i think the city officials did the right thing by firing those officers. now they need to be bought to justice. street violence and protests although it could be emotional will not solve this. i think things are in place so that the family can see justice and these officers can be held accountable with the voters in memphis they put in place a district attorney who has done a great job. he went against the coach of the last district attorney who would have covered this up for the police officers. city officials got rid of the officers. the officers need to be brought to justice so t

furthermore now mayor of los angeles karen bass who was a democrat in the house. i think the political reality gets very difficult this time around because the house is republican. republicans in the house are not going to want to touch this even if republicans in the senate vote for it. i think it's going to be a very, very uphill climb. even if all democrats were -- kevin mccarthy has to bring it to the floor. i don't have right now sitting here today january 31st, i don't have the sense that this is a live option. you know what, these issues take on a life of their own. it's possible there becomes huge momentum on this. >> jake, this issue of the debt ceiling, we have new details this morning about president biden and kevin mccarthy when they meet at the white house tomorrow -- sorry. let me read you what's expected. the speaker whether he'll commit to the principle that the u.s. will never default on its financial obligations and president biden will be asking about when republicans release their budget. clear that up, jake. >> reporter: kevin mccarthy has sai

the mayor of los angeles, karen bass, saying the news is absolutely devastating, adding families deservecelebrate the holidays in peace. mass shootings and gun violence are a play on our communities from the new mayor of los angeles. natasha chen joins me live now from monterey park where official alss will have a brief. natasha? >> reporter: we're at city hall, and i see some officials looking like they are preparing to walk out. as soon as they do, i will step aside to listen to them. from what we know, as you said, ten people have died. they were pronounced dead on scene. this happened shortly after 10:00 p.m. local time at a business that is just a few blocks away from where we are standing here at city hall. police say that they arrived to find people pouring out of the business. they found victims inside, gunshot victims. so in addition to the ten people who were pronounced dead, there were ten more people brought to local hospitals. now, there were some people in the community, who came to the scene who came to take a look at what's going on. one spoke to reporters on site, and co

the vote was supposed to be tomorrow, but karen bass, our mayor, put the vote off to get more public opinion, and obviously they are getting some public opinion right now. so, we are going to see if he's going to be able to retain his position as police chief. >> what his position is, quickly, he said we received a community complaint that it symbolizes violent extremist views represented by the proud boys and others, it's unfortunate they are using the undemocratic racist and bigotted views. there's no fact that it's hijacked by the extremist groups, so he's flying this false flag up the pole. >> that's the woke media in california. they will decide what they want the flag to mean and not what it was meant to mean and that was to remember the fallen officers here in the los angeles and lapd. and they changed the narrative, that happens with everything. we see this all the time with the far left. they are trying to control the media and out here you have nothing but far left media so the point gets across and chief moore tried to play to that because it's the board, very woke board,

in los angeles, choosing democrat karen bass to be their next mayor. >> it took 241 years for the nation's mayor. >> i am truly grateful. i have a seat at the table now. [ applause ] >> reporter: the supreme court kicked off a new term in 2022 with a history-making new associate justice, ketanji brown jackson. the first black woman appointed to the big bench. 2022 showed us the power of representation as a way of moving forward. becoming the first afro-latina to take home an oscar. and one of old hollywood's brightest lights finally getting her due. >> chinese american access an ma anna may wong will be featured on u.s. currency. ♪ part of their world ♪ >> reporter: and rising above it all, one of new hollywood's youngest shining stars, halle berry starring in the little mermaid. not everyone was excited. >> "forbe's" reporting the trailer has 1.5 million dislikes and racist comments from angry, quote/unquote, fans. >> reporter: drowning out the backlash, pure joy. >> she's black. >> reporter: from pushing the social and political boundaries to breaking through america's most stubborn barr

. >> los angeles mayor karen bass at her victory speech in november.city's first woman and black woman to become mayor and now for the first time, america's four most populous cities are being led by black mayors. jonathan karl sat down with karen mass, new york city mayor eric adams to discuss the challenges their cities face. >> this is the first time in american history that we have the top four cities in america, the biggest four cities represented by black mayors. how significant is that? >> it's moment for us. it's a moment that we are now really going after those tough challenges and historical problems that we fought for many years to be in the driver's seat. >> you made history by being elected mayor of los angeles. >> first time there's a woman mayor. all of our cities are extremely diverse. so it's not as though we're representing black cities, we're representing cities that reflect the population of america that have many problems but whose population had the confidence in us to elect us. >> a time when the top 50 cities didn't have a singl

los angeles mayor karen bass declared a city-wide state of emergency with a call to seek higher ground as so many folks have been caught off guard with very little time to prepare. >> i woke up. everything was fine, and within a matter of minutes, it just started flooding. and my girl started screaming. there was water coming in the house. i got up and ran to look, and next thing i know, the creek is flooding into my backyard, and my whole house just had water running through it. >> cnn's natasha chen is in fairfax, california, and she has the very latest. >> amara and boris, we have seen a lot of urban flooding around with signs telling drivers to please slow down and be careful when there is flooding around, and there was a mud slide here in fairfax on friday morning where multiple trees crashed into the back of an apartment complex, causing 19 people and all of their pets having to evacuate, and thankfully everyone was okay. we've also seen evacuation orders from santa cruz county, from santa clara county, places that are prone to flooding. we talked to one of the residents that had

this is a statement from los angeles mayor karen bass on the deaths of your cousin, but also on oscar and takar smith, two other young men who died in police custody between january 2nd and january 3rd. she said i have grave concerns about the deeply disturbing tapes that were released. full investigations are under way. i'm deeply troubled that mental health experts were not called in even when there was a documented history of past mental health crisis. in the case of keenan, what do you believe happened and do you believe that he had a mental health crisis under way? do you have some understanding of what happened to get it to the point where he was tased? >> i don't know what happened. i can't read the minds of lapd, and i definitely don't know what my cousin was going through in those last hours of his life. but what i do know based off of watching the video with my family is that he looked scared. he looked like he was in need of help and support, and in fact, that's exactly what he asked for. he asked for help. he then begged for help. and then he pleaded for help. and for many

white house, from the secretary of homeland security, alejandro mann york us and former mayor, karen bass express concerns and offered their resources to us to make sure that we could end this terrible situation. i still have questions in my mind. which is, what was the motive for this shooter? did he have mental illness? was he a domestic violence abuser? how did he get these guns? and was it through legal means or not? well, those questions will have to be answered in the future. but what i want to do here is to say to the community, feel safe. you are no longer in danger. because this shooter has gone. and so i told you this morning i have lived in the city for 37 years and i was mayor and city council member at one time i said that this community is ruth villemont and what i saw today and what i see at this moment is indeed we are resilient and we are stronger together. look [applause] >> hello, i am state senator susan ruth pell. i represent the city of monterey park. i want to start by offering condolences to all the families that are today destroyed and trying to find a way to keep

. >> karen bass was on with joy reid earlier and she said, some police are defenders and some police are warriors. and we need more defenders than warriors. what you saw this video was what looked like warrior cops who were ready to go into battle and actually do battle with this hundred and 40-pound man. please stand by we're gonna be back after a short break. we're gonna talk about something they have a great deal of experience, what people are wondering what is the dynamic here tonight when it was five black officers who killed a black man. how does that figure into the story when we come back. when our daughter and her kids moved in with us... our bargain detergent couldn't keep up. turns out it's mostly water. so, we switched back to tide. one wash, stains are gone. [daughter] slurping don't pay for water. pay for clean. it's got to be tide. okay everyone, our mission is complete balanced nutrition. together we support immune function. supply fuel for immune cells and sustain tissue health. ensure with twenty-five vitamins and minerals, and ensure complete with thirty grams of p

in los angeles, choosing democrat karen bass to be their next mayor. >> it took 241 years for the nation'shave a seat at the table now. [ applause ] >> reporter: the supreme court kicked off a new term in 2022 with a history-making new associate justice, ketanji brown jackson. the first black woman appointed to the big bench. 2022 showed us the power of representation as a way of moving forward, like arianna dubose becoming the first afro latina to take home an acting oscar for her role in the remake of "west side story." she is also the first openingly queer woman of color to get an oscar. and one of old hollywood's brightest lights finally getting her due. >> chinese american actress anna may wong will be the first to be featured on american currency. ♪ part of that world ♪ >> reporter: and rising above it all, one of new hollywood's youngest shining starks halle bailey starrings a ariel in 10 disney's remake of "the little mermaid." but not everyone is excited. >> forbes reporting the trailer has 1.5 million dislikes and racist comments from angry, quote, unquote fans. >> reporter: drow

white house, from the secretary of homeland security, alejandro may mayorkas, and from our mayor, karen bassfered their resources to us to make sure that we could end this terrible situation. i still have questions in my mind, which is, what was the motive for this shooter? did ehe have a mental illness. was he a domestic violence abuser? how did he get these guns and was it through legal means or not? well, those questions will have to be answered in the future, but what i want to do here is to say to the community, feel safe. you are no longer in danger because this shooter is gone. and so, i told you this morning, i've lived in this city for 37 years and i was mayor and city council member at one time, and i said that this community is resilient. and what i saw today and what i see at this moment is indeed, we are resilient and we are stronger together. >> reporter: hello. i'm state senator, susan rupio. i represent the city of monterey park and i want to start by offering condolences to all the families that are today destroyed and trying to find a way to keep moving forward with such a

well, they just lost one of their biggest champions, karen bass who is now mayor in california. can be an option. we saw a very, you know, melted down version of george floyd's, the george floyd bill that passed congress. and that is some of the criticisms that you hear. they are mainly saying that this was something for, you know, training for police officers, and that is not going to work. >> all right. i am interested, when did you watch the video, and we all, we have always had these conversations. unfortunately, we continue to see these videos. but this is the first viral video post george floyd. and in watching what was 54 minutes of footage in total, this to me, what i saw on that video was gut-wrenching, and i think worse than what i saw on the george floyd video. it was terrible. but if the video of george floyd's death impacted the world in the way that it did, one could argue, with this video be the same? i'm talking about for democrats, republicans, independents, just people. >> you would hope so, you use the phrase that i was going to use. it was gonna retching to w

. >> karen bass was on with joy reid earlier and she said, some police are defenders and some police are warriors. and we need more defenders than warriors. what you saw this video was what looked like warrior cops who were ready to go into battle and actually do battle with this hundred and 40-pound man. please stand by we're gonna be back after a short break. we're gonna talk about something they have a great deal of experience, what people are wondering what is the dynamic here tonight when it was five black officers who killed a black man. how does that figure into the story when we come back. en we come back. technically when enamel is gone, you cannot get it back. but there are ways you can repair it. i'm excited about pronamel repair because it penetrates deep into the tooth to help actively repair acid-weakened enamel. i recommend pronamel repair to my patients. ♪ i gotta good feeling about this, yeah ♪ to help actively repair acid-weakened enamel. ♪ i'm with it ♪ ♪ i gotta good feeling about this ♪ ♪ yeah, ♪ ♪ so let's get it ♪ ♪ i'm feeling good vibes ♪ who's on it with jar

marriage, wow, he really is undoing all of trump's orders [ laughter and applause los angeles mayor karen bassterday officially resigned from the house of representatives, which means she's the only person in los angeles who doesn't have at least two gigs "me? i'm a mayor/congresswoman/waiter." [ light laughter ] when asked yesterday if he would consider leaving the democratic party like arizona senator kyrsten sinema, west virginia senator joe manchin told reporters, quote, "i'll look at all of these things, i've always looked at all those things but i have no intention of doing anything right now." well, he sounds like a democrat to me. [ light laughter ] new york mayor eric adams spoke today at the national mathematics improvement project, but this is sad. he used the opportunity to promote division [ light laughter ] coming around. you guys, you know what's happening right now -- you're doing the math on that joke and it's working out. [ laughter ] it's adding up it's adding up "the new york times" yesterday released its list of the 93 most stylish people of 2022 don't bother asking, porti

of 2021, that was between republican tim scott and democrat cory booker and then representative karen basso's now the mayor of los angeles. and here we stand now where both booker and scott have said they are committed to doing something. they both put out statements after that horrible, brutal video was released saying they wanted to do something. but the bottom line remains what would that be? and is it at all what the other would want to do? we've heard calls from both the congressional black caucus, from other lawmakers and the naacp to do something. i'll let you listen to the naacp from tennessee. >> we come to call action from congress. by failing to craft and pass bills to stop police brutality the blood of black america is on your hands. so stand up and do something. >> reporter: and so here the fact remains, though, we don't believe anything at this point would come together in the senate. if it even did it would still need 60 points and then it's got to get through a now gop-controlled house, victor and always ialisyn, and they have telegraphed over the weekend, jim jordan saying

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in los angeles, the democrat karen bass will be the next mayor. >> it took 241 years for the nation'se now. >> the supreme court kicked off a new term in 2022 with a history-making new associate justice, ketanji brown jackson. the first black woman appointed to the big bench. 2022 showed us the power of representation, as a way of moving forward. like arianna devos, the first latiana for the acting oscar for "west side story" and the first openly queer woman of color to have the award. >> anna may wong, the first asian american to be featured on u.s. currency. ♪ part of this world. >> and rising above it all, one of new hollywood's youngest shining stars, hallie bailey, starring in the live action remake "of little mermaid" due in theaters in may. but not everyone was excited. >> forbes reporting the trailer has 1.5 million dislikes, and racist comments from angry, quote, unquote, fans. >> drowning out the backlash, pure joy. >> she's black. >> from pushing the social and political barriers, to the most coveted barriers, 2022 was a year that introduced us to those causing the power to