> reporter: and if that doesn't exactly sound like a comedy not even with marisa tomei, his mom and bill burr, the guy trying to date her -- >> are you flirting with me? yeah. ? , this is what it looks like. >> really subtle. eporter: davidson has had a lifetime to find the humor in it. >> i'm rusty. nice to meet you. >> i just always wanted to show where i'm coming from, pretty much like how a tragedy affects family, and i think, like, there hasn't been many of those movies that are like really honest and transparent. >> reporter: his own further died responding to the attacks on the world trade center when davidson was just 7. do you remember the moment you found out? >> i don't remember the moment i found out, but i remember when i started to get curious, because a lot of his friends would be coming over, and he wasn't over. then i started to put two and two together that maybe something was wrong. >> reporter: when people have something like that happen to them, often it's like a dividing line in their life, and there's everything before and everything after. >> right. eporter: did y

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tell us about that bill and what it does. sen. braun: we will the tim scott bill voted on. i believe that -- i believe for republicans and democrats, we have to do something more than the lower hanging fruit we both toeed to joint that comes this discussion of qualified immunity. for business owners, people that come from main street like myself, accountability and transparency are a way of life. for law enforcement, they are grappling with something that has stigmatized their business, all of the good things they do because of incidents that occur far too often. this bill addresses a law that has been in place since 1871 which had nothing touching it until the 1960's when they started to judicially qualify immunity, and in the 1980's it has gotten to the point where you can hardly redress or take to task these incidents we all know need to be addressed. aboutdds clarification when you have something that comes with the standard of a george floyd or rayshard brooks, a breonna taylor. you have to have some ability to hold people accountable. officially, the organizations the

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andrew cuomo enacted the eric garner anti-chokehold bill. with a signature that revoked a bill that kept police records secret. in iowa, governor kim reynolds signed a bill that also bans chokeholds and prevents police officers from being hired in the state if they previously have been convicted of a felony or fired for misconduct. and in colorado, the legislature passed one of the most sweeping statewide reform packages in the country on saturday. according to "the denver post," colorado's senate bill 217 bans the use of chokeholds and carotid control holds, limits when police are allowed to shoot at a fleeing person and requires officers to intervene in cases of excessive force or face criminal charges. meanwhile, three sources tell nbc news the president has dismissed racial justice protesters repeatedly telling a aides, these aren't my voters. he also made the remark during a meeting about how to respond to the unrest on the day that protesters were forcibly cleared from lafayette square park to make way for the president's photo op in f

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their anger targeted chief executive carrie lam and a controversial extradition bill. their fear -- it would give beijing the power to disappear people in hong kong into china's opaque legal system. cbs news was there when police fired the first rubber bullets and teargas against angry demonstrators. >> we've been teargassed by the police. you can see the bullets hitting people that we were in a group with. >> reporter: protesters shoved an umbrella in my hand. a helmet on my head and washed the burning chemicals from my eyes. protesters stormed the legislature on the symbolic date of july 1st. the 22nd anniversary of the day the uk handed its former british colony back to china. hong kong's summer of discontent devolved each more. a vicious gang attack on demonstrators in a subway. police brutalizing protesters. clashes that schett down hong kong -- shut down hong kong's airport with tension made worse after police shot a teenager at pointblank range. demonstrations still raged with police, laying siege to protesters barricaded in a university. right in front of me ar

switch and save up to $400 a year on your wireless bill. plus get $200 off a new samsung galaxy s20 ultra. maria: welcome back. nursing home crisis, house minority whip steve scalise slamming andrew cuomo over his handling of the state's nursing homes during the coronavirus pandemic. it is titled governor cuomo can't dodge accountability for nursing home deaths forever. he goes on to write it's been a failure, the failure demands investigation, we have to protect against similar tragedies in the future. new yorkers deserve accountability and transparency. cuomo, who is ultimately responsibility, has been neither accountable, nor trans paint writes steve scalise. dagen, you've talked about this quite a bit. it's horrible. dagen: it makes me furious. it makes me furious that more people aren't calls out governor cuomo who blamed the deaths of thousands of people in new york nursing homes who essentially died because of an order he issued that forced the nursing homes to taco individual positive patients back into the homes and ordered them to

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that's why the deescalation aspect of my bill and the house bill is so critically important so we don't revert back the basic fear plus adrenaline leads us to the ja nettic code stork speak. that's hard balance to achieve, so in order for us to provide more opportunities to de-escalate these situations and to reduce the use of force, we have to have effective training. that situation is certainly a far less clear one than the ones that we saw with george floyd and several other ones around the country. >> brennan: this is how it was handled on a local level, but you have the responsibility on your shoulders of how the reform things from the federal level down. what do you think needs to be in the bill that you're working on? >> we have to have all the information. today only 40% of departments are providing information to doj. we need 100% as it relates to serious bodily injury and death. when the officer uses force, we need to have all the information. i have been working on this, margaret, for five years. the second thing we have to do is look at training and tactics. if we do that, w

i'm bill hemmer. good afternoon, jam-packed hour including details we are just now learning from the white house. so here we go now. president trump set to touch down in dallas 30 minutes from now and will be at the gateway church, a massive church near fort worth that attracts 36,000 every week. minutes ago, we were told soon offered a vision for overcoming the race disputes the country has been dealing with since the death of george floyd. in a minute, i will talk with texas republican will hurd and current houston police chief about that, but first the white house north lawn and john roberts watching from t

they cannot pay their bills. they struggle to get food for themselves and their families. the american people are going to make their judgment. they're going to make their verdict known to the world in november. and i think what's going to happen -- what's going to happen is that the democrats, because of all of this, will regain control of the senate, will keep their majority in the house of representatives, and the trump/pence ticket will be defeated by landslide proportions. that's what i think is the upshot of what is going on right now because we are on the threshold of a new movement in our country. there is a new movement, a movement against hatred. and the elements of that hatred include racism, which traces its roots back 400 years. it includes anti-semitism. it includes sexism and xenophobia. there is a new movement, fresh blood, white americans realizing that they must step in and they must do their part, as they have been doing, most of our citizens. african americans, people of color, brown people, black people, there is a new movement being born right now. th

morgan comes in there and their eyes met, donees looked away, bill pulled him back and magic ensued. greg: joe, there is a thought that sexy movies are good. the only realistic sex scene i would have enjoyed was with with with hans gruber. who the hell has and christmas party at the office on christmas eve. no one brings that up with diehard. show girls, excellent scene. anyway, look. what i never understood. in the age of coronavirus, how is it we are still seeing guidance on social distancing when you are making love. it's basically impossible not to get too close to someone to break those rules. i have a feeling that it probably won't match the original, greg. greg: terry, will the cgi replace what you have come to reef place what you have come to enjoy every night repeatedly. remember they were recommending couples wearing masks during sex? i will say this about cgi, i will get a shameless plug in for my show, "hollywood weapons." there is no cgi. you get to see me in all my glory. greg: kat, do you like the natural sex scenes or cgi sex scenes. >> my mom's mom did, but she only

they're going to court to overturn that condition and every other condition, advantage and benefit in the bill for america's working families. it is unfathomably cruel, as i've said, what they're doing on this score. the timing, though, that i understand is they did their briefs end of last week. we will counter with our brief shortly. but probably the court will not take up oral arguments until the fall, so by then 127 days from now we'll have a democratic congress. i would hope the court will uphold stair ee desize is as they did in the louisiana case, that they would uphold the affordable care act, patient protection. as we speak on the floor of the house today, we took up the patient protection affordable care enhancement act, which will again lower the cost of prescription drugs as we promised in the campaign. we passed it, hr 3 last year, it is now part of the legislation today. so as we are enhancing the affordable care act, the president is overturning it, at a time when we have over 125,000 americans who have died from the pandemic, and the president is overturning one of their life l

the bill cleared by the mississippi house in the senate sunday. now it heads to the governor who has already indicated he will sign it into law. >>> and a grim milestone in the fight against covid-19. more than 10 million people around the world have now been infected with the virus. and the global death toll has exceeded 500,000. >>> now back to "dateline." >> welcome back to "dateline." i'm natalie morales. it had been five years since trent digiuro's murder. the case was ice cold, but detectives had just been tipped off by a woman who said her ex-boyfriend, shane ragland, had killed trent as payback for having him blackballed from a fraternity. but the woman was insisting sh remain anonymous. investigators needed to earn her trust. once again, keith morrison with the motive. >> detective evans knew he had to meet this mystery woman, a woman who was claiming she knew what happened to trent digiuro, but was too frightened to talk about it. then finally with attorney tom bullock playing gate keeper, they made a deal to at least meet face to face.

dominance and wave bibles, were no better than monster if we act and actually do something and get this bill passed, well then we're lawmakers and that will be the legacy of george floyd. >> woodruff: meanwhile, new york city announced today that police must now release all body-camera footage of shootings or other deadly use-of-force, wi0 days. and, seattle's city council voted last night to ban tear gas and pepper spray, among other crowd-control devices. police in albuquerque, new mexico have arrested a man after a shooting during a protest last night. it happened as demonstrators tried to tear down a spanish conquistador's statue and confronted armed men. the men reportedly were part of an unregulated militia. poli protesters attacked one man, and he opened fire, wounding one of them. u.s. dfrom covid-19 have now passed the number of american tkilled in world war one, at well over 116,500. that news came today as vice preident pence argued, in " wall street journal," that talk of a seconwave of infections is overblown. meanwhile,hina reimposed travel restrictions in parts of beijing, as

let's wait and see what the bill is. >> we haven't made any decisions. we are waiting to see the bill.t there is negotia the next care package senator van hollen brought uphe problem? >> i ablem aistration have that belief but we democrats need to stand firm and pass the deal with the economic and racial injustice whether it >> do you want to say something? >> i agree you've got to be blind not to see this or you are not walking on the same for most amy is our candidate and a strong candidate. she's giving mcconnell a run for his money. mcconnell a run for his money. >> he wouldn't be someone i go to for a medical checkup for medical advice. thank you, everybody. >> what do you think we can do about that?

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. >> tucker: what law enforcement groups are endorsing your bill? >> they are not endorsing it but they said it was a good template to work from. >> tucker: oh. why are they not endorsing it? you have cited them twice as supporters of the idea but they're not endorsing your bill so they don't actually support it so why are you bringing enough that it's evidence of a good idea? >> to be in the discussion rather than be outside of it. >> tucker: if you care what they think, why don't you write something they will endorse? >> that doesn't necessarily mean we won't get there. nthat's not going to be done today. the democrats now think they can win with that in the election, and that's why we need to be engaged now in a way that would have kept it on the table. >> tucker: so you need to write a bill that law enforcement molten doors. the country is burning, not because cops are burning it down but because the mob is. you think the morally culpable parties the police so you're making it easier for left-wing groups to sue them. my missing something? >> you

and, chuck, as you just said, attorney general bill barr and fbi director chris wray. barr said it's a day of mourning and that it's impossible not to be affected by the footage of floyd's death, but he also warned of so-called extremist agitators pursuing a violent agenda. >> at some demonstrations, there are extremist agitators who are hijacking the protests to pursue their own separate and violent agenda. we have evidence that antifa and other similar extremist groups, as well as actors of a variety of different political persuasions have been involved in instigating and participating in the violent activity. and we are also seeing foreign actors playing all sides to exacerbate the violence. >> there have also been white supremacists arrests and boogaloo arrests. joining sustom costello in washington. what is it like there in washington? >> very peaceful. i would say we've now had the crowd grow to about 60 or 70 people across the street. that's lafayette park over there. and over here is st. john's church. and actually they're just now starting to take a march. the

margaret. >> brennan: earlier this morning, i went to the jupt to speak with attorney general bill barr. in his role as the nation's top law enforcement officer, he used the full force of the federal government, including agents from the f.b.i., a.t.f., border patrol, bureau prisons and the drug enforcement administration, to end the looting and violence that happened earlier in the week in washington. 1600 active-duty troops were also put on standby. a senior administration official told our cbs' david martin that in a meeting at the white house on monday morning, the president demanded that 10,000 active-duty troops be ordered into american streets. is that accurate? >> no, that's completely false. that's completely false. sunday night-- >> brennan: the president did not demand that? >> no, he did not demand that. >> brennan: what happened? >> i came over on monday morning for a meeting. the night before had been the most violent, as one of the police officials told us, the d.c. police, it was the most violent day in washington in 30 years, something that the media has not done a very

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now so why should the police have to go out to a situation like that in the first place police chief bill scott called the mayor's proposal consistent with the department's commitment to 21st century policing. >>and activists and commentator van jones said, he's encouraged that the george floyd protests can lead to real change across the u.s.. >>it is possible now. if we stick together and we can set an example for the whole world is go always does it. >>both the chief and the mayor pointed out that reforms have been under way for some time in the police department and while better than many departments across the country more work still needs to be done. and san francisco city hall dan kerman kron 4 news another big story we are following tonight new details after a santa cruz sheriff's deputy was ambushed and killed. >>tonight the air force staff sergeant accused of the deadly crime is facing more than a dozen felonies kron four's justine waltman live in the newsroom with more on those charges just teen. >>well can the suspect 32 year-old stephen now faces 19 felonies including murder a

i like the house bill. that is where we need to be, unfortunately we need to build the pedestal first. if the best we can do is to get that bill through come you can add those later when the democrats take power. hopefully that will happen, where people of a conscience will take power. but let's get what we can get now so we can improve it later without anything i am concerned we will never get there. host: what do you think we can get now? we were talking with commerce been tom mcclintock of california earlier this week on this program and he said there are provisions in this bill that if they were passed one at a time, he could support. but as a package, includes other things he cannot support, and he cannot support the message behind the bill. ainslie qualified immunity is something he said he could joint -- things like qualified community is something he said he could join emma kratz on. what are you talking about that that he could join democrats on. what are you talking about that he could build on la

that's in that bill. and that is something that we expect the republicans to come around to sooner rather than hear. and again, three pillars. one, open the economy. two, honor our heroes, third, put money in the pockets of the american people so people, especially disproportionately, people of color can have the wherewithal until our economy swings back. and then we have some ideas about that as we go forward. that is to pass our infrastructure bill, build the infrastructure for america in a green way. have a stabilization of the cornerba affordable care act. we know there are injustice, environmental, health i am justice, occupational i believe justice, whether it is education injustice, that have to be addressed and the legislation we have between now and the fourth of july goes right to those points. the repeat of what we've done before but now to double down on them. >> do you really think that the senate will go for that? a week ago it was a nonstarter for mitch mcconnell. since friday's jobs report

we went through both of their bills. and they were confusing but instead of paying these bills right away. they questioned why the charges were there in the first place. both have since had insurance pay for those bills entirely but only after they spoke out about them publicly. >> that's some good news there. i think a lot of people want to know how can they avoid these surprise bills altogether? what are the tips you have. >> reporter: kristen, you know, stick to the state-run testing facilities and stay out of emergency rooms if you can. but really the key here is doing the research before you go. and knowing that once you get there you are allowed to ask questions. kristen and peter. >> great information alley vitali. thank you. >> bill karins, another check of the forecast right now. good morning. nice to see you this saturday. >> good morning. it wasn't a good sleeping night around kansas city. lot of thunderstorms and flash flood problems in areas of the kansas. and this afternoon another round of storms throughou

the house bill and my bill, we have this in agreement. we want to have all the information sent to the department of justice, perhaps the f.b.i., so that we know what's actually happening in the country. about 40% of departments provide information to what's happening. we want it on serious bodily injury and on death, because we believe that you look at the walter scott swaid, the george floyd situation, and the breonna taylor situation, all those things that happened, those tragedies, atrocities, there's not any information. you look at the incident report on breonna taylor it's basically blank, and no injuries. so we've actually enhanced the penalties for false police reports in my legislation. we actually say not only do we want the data, that we then want to direct officers in training through our grants so as to get to the choke hold. if you allow choke holds in your department, you become ineligible for those resources. and that's a good thing. from my perspective, if we're going to have substantial, systemic change that moves us in

a standoff between attorney general bill barr and a powerful u.s. attorney who has investigated a number of the president's associates. now, late last night the attorney general abruptly announced that the top federal prosecutor in manhattan, geoffrey berman, was stepping down and would be replaced. he said he resigned. now, berman fired back hours later saying he didn't resign and that he had just learned of his purported exit from a press release. he writes, i will step down when a presidentialally appointed nominee is confirmed by the senate. until then, our investigations will move forward without delay or sbriptiinterruption. i cherish every day i work with the men and women of this office to pursue justice without fear or favor and i tend to ensure that this office's important cases continue unimpeded. berman and his team have led the charge on corporaticorruption i. they prosecute the president's former lawyer michael cohen. and sources tell cnn the president has grown progressively more upset with the office. joining us now is democratic con

when bill barr is finally removed. congressman jerry nadler, the head of the judiciary committee talking about the prospective removal of bill barr from office. he did say to reporters today that it was possible that his committee would pursue impeachment of attorney general william barr. mr. nadler also today predicting that the whistle blowers who came forward today to name names and make serious accusations about what president trump and attorney general barr have been doing to the justice department and the rule of law -- congressman nadler predicting out loud today that they will be retaliated against by the administration for coming forward today as whistle-blowers. we shall see. johnnie lie yas did testify today about the attorney general ordering what the department were prison louse and uncalled for investigations of companies and other entities targeted by the president for political reasons. and aaron zelensky did testify today about interference if on high into the sentencing of roger stone because of roger

andrew cuomo hates bill de blasio, de blasio hates andrew cuomo. that is obvious. at the criticisms by each of the other are merited. >> martha: unfortunately in the squabbling, it is the people of new york city that have been having to put up with just an incredible amount of lawlessness. things were better last night and we hope that they continue to be better tonight. this is a comment that president trump made talking to brian kilmeade about the management of some of our cities in this country. listen to this. >> you notice that all of these places that our problems are not run by republicans, they are run by liberal democrats. so there is something into that philosophy and they are the ones keeping everybody locked up in their apartments and their homes for too long a period of time, so it is very interesting how that changes. >> martha: ben, what do you say? >> there's no question he is correct about that. bill de blasio five seconds ago was screaming you're going to kill your grandmother if you went out within a 100-foot radius with another person without a

bill, do you have anything to say about it? barr: peopleral who come to work in the government generally sign an agreement that says when they leave government, if they write something that draws on or might reflect some of the information they have had access to, they have to go through a clearance process before they can publish the book, and we do not believe that bolton went through that process, has not completed the process, and therefore is in violation of that agreement. pres. trump: that is criminal liability, by the way, you're talking about. it is not like he has to return $3.00 that he made on a book. that is called criminal liability. that is a big thing. larry clinton deleted 33,000 emails, and if we ever found out what those email say, you would have liability. that is what you have, a liability. >> can you say what the doj is doing question mark attorney general barr: a number of things, but front and center right now is trying to get him to complete the process, go through the process and make the necessary del

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they are passing bills that will go nowhere. and what are they actually doing to solve the for those averager day americans the president talks about who might make that phone call for a medical emergency, a criminal emergency, whatever the case may be. steve: david, speaking of democrats, joe biden will be the democrat's nominee for president of the united states. he was in philadelphia yesterday. and the way he has framed what we're seeing on america's streets as opposed to what he remembers about the time he was in law school here is what he said yesterday. listen to this. george gets brutally murdered for the whole world to see it. you have never seen -- i was a kid when dr. king -- i came back from law school when dr. king was assassinated. when i came back, my city is the only city in america occupied by the national guard since reconstruction. because of significant portion was burned to the ground i had a good job with a law firm and i quit and became a public defender. but even dr. king's assassination did not have the

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we heard from bill barr, they said they're going to investigate the violence to see whether the groups, including antifa is involved in it and they're going to investigate it as a domestic terrorism issue. there's no such thing as what the president is describing in his tweet yesterday. the public official yesterday addressed some of the questions of whether there were outsiders involved in some of this. take a listen to what he had to say. >> what i know is there's a lot of rumors and stuff up on social media. we're feeding that to our intelligence units to see if we can validate or vet any of those things. at this point i don't have any credible evidence of any specific group. i haven't had anybody who can actually bring me any evidence, through social media or any information that validates that or makes it a credible piece of information. >> it's important to note that federal officials tell us that they've seen involvement and certainly encouragement by groups on both the left, the extreme left and the extreme right as the official there just noted that they haven't really connect

the bill is not expected to come up for a vote in the republican-controlled senate. republicans oppose giving congressional representation to the district of columbia where a majority of voters are registered democrats. >>> parts of the northeast and the mid-atlantic states could be hit with severe thunderstorms today. in colorado, hail the size of marbles and golf balls pounded the roads and led to dangerous driving conditions friday evening. the storm also brought heavy rain, winds, and tornado warnings. and a saharan dust storm is also moving toward the northeast, nicknamed godzilla for its massive size. the dusty cloud stretched from texas to florida on friday. thick, hazy skies will lead to poor air quality. meteorologist jeff beer derarde with more. we've been watching this come from the caribbean. scary to watch. >> it is. but it's not as scary as it sounds, right, godzilla. to put it in perspective, i worked in florida as a meteorologist for 20 years. it's common to get dust storms. i've never seen a dust storm quite this big. dust storms originate off the co

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. >> we got to get back to just following the bill of rights and people need to understand that an executive order is not the law. >> we're trying to get rid of our tyrannical governor. she overstepped the powers that we, the people, have given her. >> i support your right to free speech. i just urge you, don't put yourself at risk. >> huge debates about the speed of which you can open up society or not open up society. >> we're taking up arms. it's time for us to fight against this. the only thing that's going to secure our freedoms is our willingness to step up and fight. >> the u.s. is sick right now with covid and with divisions. and one photograph i think showed that more than any other. there were two health care workers and they were being confronted by trump supporters. >> land of the free. >> people who were trying to protect society were being demonized for wearing masks. i haven't seen that level of animosity and anti-science hatred anywhere else in the world. >> across the country, other confrontations over masks have turned violent. >> you are nuts wearing that mask. a 99% survi

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we have a lot of that in the bill. it passed and it's going to -- a lot of things are happening right now but i signed an executive order and a lot of that is included in what the republicans put out today and the democrats, all they do is complain. but they've done nothing. they do nothing and they want to defund and they want to abolish. they want to abolish police departments and that's what it's going to be. if biden ever got in, he would be abolishing police. they will be abolishing police and they will be getting rid of your second amendment very quickly. he will not have a second and many other things, you won't have it you'd like to have. >> sean: watching what's unfolding in seattle mr. president, the autonomous zone, chas, chops, the summer of love as the mayor refers to it, potluck spaghetti dinners. you have offered help to every governor that needs it, every mirror that needs it. if you have outright rejected it in states like new york, cities like new york, states like illinois and cities like chicago and

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