emergency dispatcher who took the call that led to the november 2014 shooting death of 12-year-old tamir riceuspension from the city's police chief, despite failing to inform responding officers that rice was "probably a juvenile" with the weapon that was "probably fake." the implications of rice's death have reached into academia with a new study from the american psychological association citing this tragedy, finding that black men are often perceived as more threatening than white ones, regardless of size, or in rice's case, age. it's a mentality we've seen time and time again in these kinds of police shootings of black males. joining me now is tamir's mother, samaria rice, and sibode chandra, attorney for the rice family. first, let me go to you, samaria. and thank you for coming on this morning. this was an outrage many of us stood with you, marched with you, rallied with you, and here we are with the dispatcher who never said after she was told by the caller that this was a kid and it might be a fake gun, never related that, so certainly was a contributing factor to what happened to you

a cleveland police dispatcher who handled the 911 call before the fatal shooting of 12-year-old tamir rice has been suspended. a disciplinary letter reveals the operator failed to tell police officers said the incident likely involved a child with a fake gun. rice was knot shot and killed by two officers outside a recreation center in 2014. >>> two snow shoers are presumed dead after an affect large in west the pair was reported missing tuesday when mounties found a vehicle they had rented near a lake about 100 miles west of calgary, alberta, canada. they discovered snowshoe tracks leading into the avalanche debris but not leaving it. >> after finding the vehicle which was snow covered when it was located, they went in andև and discovered there had been a significant avalanche in the area. we believe the individuals miss were caught in that avalanche. >>> and police say they picked up electronic signals from within the debris by may be from the are the snowshoer's equipment. their families have been contacted. >>> the survival of the largest living thing on planet is dependent on ending g

or to tamir rice, trade on, despite the fact that it was maybe not a police but it was somebody operating under the color of law which i continue to insist that he had violated civil rights. and all the others. so i would like to ask, and i thank you for this testimony. i think one of the important, what is most important thing we need to get done, and what you think by chairman, for so i want to thank mr. cummings. we all collaborate together. we all work together on banned the box and i think you cited my bill a fair chance which with juveniles, a horrible news around the neck, if it had a juvenile offense and they can't move forward. but going to ask you all this question about police committee relations. this is what i have grappled with each tragedy that has occurred and we just can't seem to get to a point besides maybe local activity, the actions of elisha -- elijah cummings we had these tragedies. and some other members in other community individuals wouldn't have been hotspots. i produce and butter want to thank my dean, congressman conyers who envisioned this idea let's stop tal

talk about on your twitter site is how michael brown is innocent and the police officer killed tamir riceyou're all about. you have no evidence of anything and that robbery still occurred. >> continue your white supremacy on the air. >> i'm a white supremacist now. >> jason, you don't have to be a white supremacist to ask questions. >> to harry's point, you're right. we can't prove what's in the bag anymore we can prove he's a drug dealer. we do look at circumstantial evidence. if someone is sniffs a bag, it's probably not baby powder or cologne. >> you don't get a nickle bag for $200 of cigarellos. >> it's two boxes. >> $20 based on what i heard. that's based on the evidence. again, ultimately this doesn't necessarily change what happened on canfield, but it does raise questions. we don't know all the information. >> it doesn't raise anything. >> maybe not for you. i've been dealing with you since the beginning of this case and nothing raised questions. >> and i've been proven right because the officer walked. >> you've been proven right? >> just because an officer walked doesn't mean yo

republican should be left out of meritorious legislation that deals with the crisis of michael ,rown, tamir rice, eric garner trayvon martin. because it's got to stop now. i have a lot of statistics i look forward to listening to. i want to end on this note. i wanted you to see the picture of these three children of color. think about the fact that you were here before then, you are here in their name. on april 4, it will be the 49ers of dr. martin luther king. was reaching out for peace against war. we were also incarcerated, but incarcerated as well, struck down because we wanted more rights for people. i think that his dream is living through you, where civil rights is in another context. and we cannot cease. and i will not rest until we get legitimate response to what your testimony will be from the federal level. laws that speak as opposed to more what you are saying. legislation that deals with the atrocity of locking up preschoolers -- obviously, education is a lifeline in various schools. and the horrible system not be a penalty punitive system but should be a redemptive, restorive -- re