but when val arrived at ted's place.you can tell the house was dark and there were no cars there, it was like an eerie feeling. i just felt like i couldn't get out of the car by myself. >> so, she decided to leave, picked up her husband, rusty. the two of them got a key to susie's apartment. they opened the door. and here's what they found. this is a videotape that police made later. >> as we walk through the apartment and really realized that she was in there, thinking that adrenaline burst of something is awry. something isn't. right >> is empty, she's not there, she's gone. >> she's not here, yes. >> so val decided to go find that new boyfriend susie had a date with. the last person to be seen with her. his name was brad holzer. >> he would know where she was. brad lived with his soon to be ex-wife less than five minutes away from susie's apartment. val drove over and knocked on the door. >> i said, susie's not home. we can't find her. she's not answering our calls and we're all really worried. and i remember exactly

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congresswoman val demings will be a guest this morning on "morning joe." playbook eugene daniels and also an msnbc contributor. eugene, good morning. i want to start with president biden and kamala harris and moving words they had for the floyd family in the wake of this verdict. what did you hear as you listened to that phone call from president biden to the family? and what happens next here in washington in terms of trying to turn this into laws that actually change the system? >> we heard, you know, something that, frankly, joe biden is really good at, right? joe biden is someone who we talk about this all the time, because it's so important to understanding how he and his white house administration approach issues of grief and death in the way they think about this country. so you heard him consulting this family. this is a family that he has talked to and had a relationship with for months. one of the very first trips that he took as a candidate during the election after covid, after they started traveling a little bit was to meet with that family. h

visit petmeds.com today. >>> an impassioned rebuke from lawmaker val demings is going viral. she took it to congressman jim jordan who tried to present an amendment during a debate on hate crimes bill about racial violence against asian-americans. demings didn't like it. here was her response. >> i served as a law enforcement officer for 27 years. it is a tough job, and good police officers deserve your support. you know, it's interesting to see my colleagues on the other side of the aisle support the police when it is politically convenient to do so. law enforcement officers risk their lives every day. they deserve better, and the american people deserve -- i have the floor, mr. jordan. did i strike a nerve? >> the gentle lady -- >> the law enforcement deserves better than to be utilized as pawns and you and your k colleagues should be ashamed of yourselves. >> the gentle lady will suspend and the clock will be stopped. >> house judiciary chair there, jerry nadler obviously tried to step in. val demings is no joke. she knows the job and the politics have gotten ugly around p

val demings is no joke. she knows the job and the politics have gotten ugly around policing.s the hardest job in the world even in columbus, ohio. how do you think that officer feels tonight after having to do the job that he had to do there? she believes there's a strategy behind playing police as pawns and she also believes there's a better way forward. so let's have that conversation, next. at morgan stanley, a global collective of thought leaders offers investors a broader view. ♪ we see companies protecting the bottom line by putting people first. we see a bright future, still hungry for the ingenuity of those ready for the next challenge. today, we are translating decades of experience into strategies for the road ahead. we are morgan stanley. into strategies for thdignity.head. it demands a rapid covid test, because we all deserve an answer. it demands your heart stays connected to your doctor, so you know it's beating as it should. and a rapid test to help evaluate concussion, in case something were to happen. at abbott, we fight for these moments, developing life-cha

it took place when jim jordan attempted to interrupt val demmings.the gop's refusal to even try to meet the moment in the wake of floyd's death and the nationwide reckoning on racial injugs. it came during a debate over another piece of legislation, the covid-19 hate crimes act, which seeks to address is surge in racist attacks against asian americans in part by providing funding to law enforcement agencies to respond to hate crimes. demmings took her republican colleagues to task over a proposed amendment. demmings called the amendment completely irrelevant, because the bill, the actual bill they're debating makes for mention of defunding law enforcement. republicans politicizing a bill on combatting hate crimes, all while remaining steadfast in their opposition about doing anything about police reform. instead of addressing the issues, a rep party is now working to silence and punish those seeking to bring attention to the problems in this condition country. in minnesota a measure is being considered that would make anyone convicted as a crime in p

val said it earlier. some of these small towns can't do it.is state are training to a higher standard. that's what needs to be happening in the country, in each state. and frankly they could do it in washington. don, i'd like you and i to say, we don't need to talk about this anymore. what we really need to do is act, act now. i think if we can call this out every single day, i think it's very difficult for police agencies to not adopt this. we're not pointing the finger at the police although we're saying, you've got to get better. you've got to get trained. you've got to understand community. you've got to understand police officers. i think some of the reasons why communities aren't doing it, they wish this would all go away because when you get into it, you've got to be challenged. you've got to challenge the community. you've got to have everybody involved, and it worked here in ohio and we should do it around the country. >> you know i'll keep having you on to talk about it. we've got to get our lawmakers from republicans, especially to

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we'll ask a leading proponent, florida congresswoman and former police chief val demmings. troy finner is the current chief of police in houston, and we'll hear from him as well. and we'll talk with the president of the naacp legal defense fund, sherrilyn ifill. and then a key covid vaccine is back in circulation, with a warning about rare blood clots after a safety review. as cases decline and the number of vaccinations does, too, we'll check in with former f.d.a. commissioner dr. scott gottlieb. it's all just ahead on "face the nation." ♪ ♪ >> dickerson: good morning, and welcome to "face the nation." we are at the point now where the supply of covid-19 vaccines may soon outpace demand. in part because some are hesitant to get vaccinated. and we have some new findings from a cbs poll on that issue. but we want to begin this morning on the topic of police reform. senior national correspondent mark strassmann is in atlanta with this report. [yelling] >> reporter: again this weekend, intertwined jue...acl [yelling] >> reporter: ...and police reform. and american movement spa

recruiting and hiring, with a val demings just talked.lice in the community. the collection of data to make sure there is no bias in terms of police work. what's happening in the country is the training is not adequate. and i heard from somebody today that that officer that thought she pulled a taser and used a gun, what the officer said to me, or a law enforcement officer said to me, that's about training. so we need to have a standard. we have a standard in our state. the governor that came after me, mike dewine, he kept that collaborative in place so they can expand on it. what do you in mass demonstrations so we can train. every single state ought to adopt standards. the most important thing is to get the training and for officers to understand exactly what the policy is. not just on deadly forceful the use of force and the training and the standards. and val told it earlier. some of the small towns do it. in ohio over 80% of the agencies are training to a higher standard. that's what needs to be happening in the country. in each stat

run, val, run! run, val, run! >> and i am seconding what claire mccaskill has said.oming on the show. we appreciate you. >>> up next, as our country's leaders work to convince more and more people to get vaccinated against covid-19 our next guest is joining that effort. singer brad paisley, and he's urging his fans to get vaccinated so that can happen, and when it comes to the impact of the coronavirus at know your value.com, our leveling up series continues with a fresh look at the challenges of a post-pandemic workplace. we're focusing on how, believe it or not, body language, even on zoom can play into your performance and confidence and ability to communicate effectively. that and much more all at know your value.com. we're back in one minute with brad paisley. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪ - i'm norm. - i'm szasz. [norm] and we live in columbia, missouri. we do consulting, but we also write. [szasz] we take care of ourselves constantly; it's important. we walk three to five times a week, a couple miles at a time. - we've both been taking prevagen for a little more than 11 years now

joining us now, the former chief of the orlando police department and congresswoman val demings.st, i would like your reaction to senator scott's comments on not getting police reform done. >> good morning, stephanie. it's good to be with you. let me just say this about the president's address last night. it felt good to me in congress to hear the president say my fellow americans and really believe he was talking to me. this is a moment for america to rise to the occasion. look, this is about leadership. it proves that american can work with the right leadership, and i'm hoping senator scott and other republicans will come to the table and pass the george floyd justice and policing act. is it a perfect law? no, it's not. there's still a lot of work to be done but i do think it's reasonable. in law enforcement we deal with what a reasonable and lawful person would do and i'm hoping the senate, under the leadership of senator scott on this issue will be reasonable and come to the table and let's get the law passed. >> there are some people going to the table today to do some work.

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their failure to do so is -- >> up front is now is val demings. i always like speaking with you. to understand what happened here. these were harsh words from the judge in this case. you can hear the anger in his voice. congresswoman waters weighed in on this guilty of murder, that's not even a charge in this case. that's not anything they are told to consider and said the people need to be confrontational. do you think she was being disrespectful? >> erin, it is good to be with you. it has been a long, painful year full of grief, hurt and exhaustion. >> as i listen to congresswoman waters and the judge has to do what he has to do. i wish when president trump has said when the looting starts shooting starts. we saw protests last year in all 50 states, why is that? the actions of derek chauvin were so egregious and so deadly. we have watched over the last year people exercising their first amendment rights. i think the congresswoman is looking for justice just like the rest of us. it has been a long, exhausted year. we need to stay focus on this verdict and we all need to focus on

that i have been incredibly privileged, mainly by the love of the family, when my mum died, my aunt val i was raised by my aunt val, my unclejim and my uncle jack and i had an incredibly privileged relationship with my brother. my mum saved us and came back into ourfamily, but what also came was the privilege of growing up a senator's son and i have always been honest about that, but i worked my butt off and went to georgetown, did a domestic peace corps, like a volunteer corps. i graduated from yale law school and had many successful businesses. i was the chairman of the board of the world food programme usa which supports the un world food programme, the largest humanitarian organisation in the world and i have done things that i think i'm proud of myself for. and my dad's name obviously has opened up doors that would not be opened up to other people, but that is both a privilege and a burden. you mentioned how other members of the family, your aunt and uncle, were deeply involved in your early upbringing after your mother died, moving in with you and your brother, this is the period

i'll ask two key leaders on the issue, congresswoman karen bass and congresswoman val demings.ral vivek murthy is here with the latest. and keeping it 100 as president biden approaches a milestone. republicans approach hysteria. >> he's gone full woke-arista. >> a brand-new nbc news poll shows why gop putdowns like that aren't working. i'm jonathan capehart. and this is "the sunday show."

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joining me is congresswoman val demings, former chief of the orlando police department. congresswoman demings, i hope you were able to hear part of my conversation with congresswoman beatty because while you were not at the cbc meeting at the white house, you are a member and one of the unique things you bring is your law enforcement credentials, and i've said repeatedly and will continue to say and i'm not anti police but i am anti police misconduct. certainly where it applies to black people and others, and so i wonder, what is the middle ground on the defund the police movement for you? where can urban police departments draw down and still maintain public safety? >> reverend sharpton great to be back with you. i was listening to my amazing chairwoman, chairwoman beatty. look, you know, i look at this issue reverend sharpton through the eyes of a social worker, and also through the eyes of a law enforcement officer. i've served as both. my experience as a law enforcement officer tells me that no great society, no great neighborhood or community can exist without publi

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if val gets in, you've got nikki freed -- you've got some amazing talent. we see the same thing in north carolina. the senate race, three tremendous talents. pennsylvania, we are going to have an open seat. tim ryan just joined. there's so much talent in the democratic party right now and i'm overjoyed to see it. we are going to have some tremendous candidates that are going to do extremely well and i want them all to know that they are point to have dnc right in their corner fighting right alongside of them. emily: i think we've got a complete overview of basically every race that is happening. [laughter] emily: i realize that i miss times this so we have two minutes left. i'm going to sneak in one less question. 2020, georgia moving from red to blue. a lot of that credit it to stacey abrams. arm wondering which state is going to be the georgia in 2022 -- i'm wondering which state is going to be the georgia in 2022? jaime harrison: that's an interesting question. the thing i always tell folks is texas is right there. it really is. people say don't mess wit

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ask you one quick other question, roland, about what you tweeted this week support for congresswoman valfter she got into the heated exchange with jim jordan after he tried to interrupt her during a hearing. let's play it for the viewers. >> it's interesting to see my colleagues on the other side of the aisle support the police when it is politically convenient to do so. law enforcement officers risk their lives every day. they deserve better, and the american people deserve -- i have the floor, mr. jordan! did i strike a nerve? law enforcement officers deserve better than to be utilized as pawns and you and your colleagues should be ashamed! >> i mean, look. that was a pretty emotional reaction. what do you think that was behind that? >> i loved it. i played the whole 4 minute and 5 second interaction in my show. jordan, you can't dare challenge a woman who has been a police officer for 27 years and whose husband is a police officer. republicans love to say they're all about law and order and when you go up against a democrat who is law enforcement and you want to educate her. first of

thank you very much, congresswoman val demings, thank you so much for being here, really appreciate you, and joining me is staff writer at the new yorker. i don't know you're not far from the scene of where george floyd died, i believe, jelani, you have been back and forth to minneapolis, give me your impressions, what are people saying? what is the mood, and big picture because i'm glad to have a historian on in this moment. >> yeah, i'm right near the intersection of 38th and chicago where george floyd died. and it's become a kind of sacred space. there is a cordon around it. there are flowers. there are candles. people come out and pay their respects at that corner. and behind me now, as you can probably hear, you can probably see some of it, there's a gigantic rally taking place. there are, you know, probably easily a thousand people who are crowded into this intersection who have come out and really are kind of elated atmosphere and t the streets chanting. there was a band playing. in new orleans, they would have called a second line. it is a band playing. there are people marching

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congresswoman val demings, former orlando police chief said we need to have a national commission onice training. i haven't seen any of these happen broadly in the country and i thought after the george lloyd murder and the protest, and so many other murders we saw this past year, something was going to change. as anything changed this past year? nada: my answer would be no, first of all. my answer would be no. i ess we were going to law school at the same time, james, but i was here in los angeles during the rebellion, during the rodney king beating as well as the rebelln after the acquittal of the four cops that beat him. and there was the christopher commission, there was all this energy that went into making this different from now on. and as we have seen, that hasn't and that the case. when we talk about where we can reduce the police force, what we can do, i am really looking forward to you, brother james, do you and all the -- to you and all the folks at al jazeera on the gund, and their attorneys getting into this report. because commissioners heard 44 cases, families and att

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president of france val's it not to give up the fight against islamic terrorism after a female officer is killed at a police station outside paris. reputation suffers another blow as the relatives of a woman who died after getting its jobs the vaccine maker we've heard from her family's lawyer. there was no warning about this on the information sheet or in the informed consent. russia's foreign ministry spokeswoman tells our sister channel why. the e.u. failures have damaged the. politicisation tie their hands. tied the hands of industrialists and business and ultimately to the hands of the people they you went against the interests of its own members. are broadcasting live direct from studios in moscow this is international on john thomas certainly glad to have you with us right now we start in france where a female officer has been killed in a knife attack at a police station on the outskirts of paris the attacker was shot and killed by police at the scene the prime minister of france has labeled those stabbing a terrorist attack. this department has already been affected by attacks

so it's um val kind of definitely held. another man told us you will keep wearing his mask. it concerns me because you'll never know if that pandemic would adopt those guidelines before deciding implement the governor gavin newsom issued a statement saying, quote after reviewing the centers for disease control and prevention's masking recommendations, and with science and data as our god, we're moving to a lot. in california's guidance with these common sense, updates ucsf infectious disease specialist dr peter chin hung, agrees the science is allowing for the change, probably the biggest change for bay area residents, is that. confidence in gathering in small groups with a mix of unboxing vaccinated folks in the outdoor setting, but no one should throw away their mess just yet. they're still required for indoor gatherings, regardless of vaccination status. think it's good to have the rules are the guidelines set? so we're kind of everybody feels more safe. you know. health officials air, hoping the new relax guidelines will serve as it incentive for those who are hesitant.

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foundations get rid of officers and really institute very different training valid deming's congresswoman val demings former orlando police chief said we need to have a national commission on police i haven't seen any of these things happen broadly in the country and i thought after the george floyd protest after the murder and then the protests and so many other murders that we saw this past year something was going to change has anything really changed this last year. so i'm really glad that at my answer would be no chris mullin to deal with at birth my answer would be no and i guess we were going to law school at the same time but james but i was here in los angeles during the rebellion i'm doing the rodney king beating it's and as well as the rebellion after the acquittal of the 4 cops that beat him and there was a christopher commission i mean there was all of this energy that went into making this different and you know from now on and as we seen that hasn't been the case when did you we talk about where can we reduce the police force what can we do when you look at really looking forwa

iran blames israel for sunday's blackout incident as its main nuclear facility and val's revenge forwhat it calls a nuclear terrorism. the air. or a car but says al jazeera live from doha also coming up india says brazil to become the world's 2nd worst hit country by covert 19 a surge in infections is threatening its health care.

iran val's an attack on its main nuclear facility won't go unpunished israel issues its own warning. and how the city that never sleeps plans to switch to renewable energy by 2023. now there's a tense standoff between police and protesters in minnesota as anger grows over the police shooting of an unarmed black man of asus have used tear gas and pepper spray to try and disperse crowds grab reports of multiple arrests protesters are defying an 11 hour curfew after a stately emergency was declared in the region. who was killed during a traffic stop on sunday we'll get the latest from our correspondent she have returned see shortly but 1st allan fish is reports on what the police chief's calling a tragic error. it started as a routine traffic stop and ended in a futile shooting of another black man by police 20 year old dawn to right killed on the streets of brooklyn center near minneapolis a tragic error says the police chief is my belief that the after he had the intention to deploy their taser but instead shot mr wright with a single bullet. this appears to me from what i viewed and

make more of what's yours. happened just before nine o'clock on state route 84 near val acenas road,lameda county fire department reports that at least one person was trapped in a car and another caught on fire. one person is now hospitalized in critical condition. the other two were admitted to the hospital with moderate injuries. the cause of the crash is still under investigation, police in san mateo have arrested a suspect in connection with the deadly stabbing of a 21 year. old man last night. the stabbing was reported at about 11 p.m. at the intersection of cyprus avenue and north bayshore boulevard near highway one. a one officers say they found the victim stabbed in the upper chest. he was taken to a trauma center but died of his injuries. his name still has not been released. detective say it appears the victim and suspect knew each other. police say they found the suspect, 26 year old karlis. carlos ramirez of san matteo hiding nearby and arrested him on suspicion of homicide. tomorrow more students in the san francisco school district will return to their classrooms, some

val says, yes, it matters to me.amazingly needed topping up with another £27,000. i am disgusted, says val in north yorkshire. janet says, we don't care. ijust north yorkshire. janet says, we don't care. i just wonder where your reporter is their halos. move on, we don't care. peter says, reporter is their halos. move on, we don't care. petersays, i reporter is their halos. move on, we don't care. peter says, i am interested in where the money came from four boris's flat. i also resent tory politicians telling me what i am interested in is only coronavirus. jenny says, my late husband was a district councillor for several years and the conflict of interest rules for councillors was really tight. when his council debated making a small grant to host the district south and the guides he was asked to leave the chamber because our son at the time was a cub scout. he could not abstain, he had to leave for that debate. ps, had to leave for that debate. ps, had theresa may trashed the downing street flat or what? your views

we heard from lucy mcbath, val demings. and we heard from others in their voices throughout the day and in their statements. so let me try to summarize this life. this giant of a man was a federal judge, tireless fighter for justice and equality, the dean of the florida delegation. he led an international organization never before led by an american, never before led by a african-american. but let me tell you what i believe really meant something to alcee's life. first his beautiful wife, patricia, and all of his family members who we pay tribute to for sharing him with us, but he was a florida a&m man. he was a fish man. alcee hastings went and he would let you know he went to physical being university. he -- f.s.c. university. -- f. isk university. as a national bar association member myself that's where i got to know alcee hastings. always a small pip of a lawyer myself, i looked up to alcee hastings. the words that he would say in his own organization he would be a guest speaker. a civil rights lawyer. and as well a civ

only a few people were rescued the commission that investigated the incident suspected that the ship's val hatch had broken away during a storm but there are doubts about that official report with family members and some survivors repeatedly calling for new research into the disaster recently a swedish documentary filmmaker answered their call henrik everts and went to the site of the accident and lowered an underwater camera all the way down to the wreckage and there he found something unexpected. in september 2019 journalist henrik everts and his team center very thought to examine the wreck of the m.s.s. stadium on the floor of the baltic sea he captured these images of an enormous hole ripped in the hall for me tis long. it's completely dented in. my view as we navigated along the starboard side we were stunned. the damage was so extensive. we couldn't fit it all in one shot. it just kept going and going out of its i'll never forget the sight. hendrick was researching for his for the coming of documentary after speaking with survivors and experts he concluded the home must have been cr

your reaction to an incredible clash on the house side between former police chief and congresswoman valessman jordan was falsely suggesting democrats supported defunding the police. >> i served as a law enforcement officer for 27 years. it's interesting to see my colleagues on the other side of theea aisle support the police whene it is politically convenient to do so. law enforcement officers risk their lives every day. they deserve better and the american people deserve -- i have the floor, mr. jordan. >> the lady has the floor. >> did l i strike a nerve? law enforcement officers deserve better than to be utilized as pawns. you and your colleagues should be ashamed -- >> the gentle lady -- >> we condemn the violence on january 6n th and condemned it last summer and today we get a lecture about how we haven't beenho consistent? you have to be kidding me. >> that broke about every rule i know about on the house side. garrett? >> yeah. i think that's a fair description. this is the second time in a week that jordan has ended up in a situation like this with a democratic female member of

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