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Vision. >> you have 30 seconds to save your life. move! move! >> reporter: when the drill ends, furniture is against the door. >> you guys did fantastic. >> reporter: and the security expert added this. be creative, like hitting a terrorist on the head with a fire extinguisher. or spraying it into their eyes. >> pull, aim, squeeze. side to side. what they cant see, they cant kill. okay? thats why my favorite improvised weapon next to a fire extinguisher is a hot cup of coffee. >> what happened i...

Ends, furniture is against the door. >> you guys did fantastic. >> reporter: and the security expert added this. be creative, like hitting a terro terrorist on the head with a fire extinguisher. or spraying it into their eyes. >> pull, aim, squeeze. side to side. what they cant see, they cant kill. okay? thats why my favorite improvised weapon next to a fire extinguisher is a hot cup of coffee. >> what happened in conleyville was frightening. everyone here feels much more prepare. >> i knew noth...

It is the deaths really important here. >> carley: you represent whose daughter, a beautiful, inspiring model and she was murdered by a homeless person who stole $100 from the burger king that she was working in here the suspect name is winston and he faces first-degree murder, first-degree murder and other charges. is he going to get life in prison? >> what this mother wants not to just get life but life without parole in prison. it will be up to the judge to sentence this killer. she will make...

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Class will make positive changes in policing. >> policing has to change to go with the times that societys changing, too. >> reporter: the typical police academy takes eight months to finish, meaning it will take years to fill the open jobs at departments across the country. >> it is a trying time to be a police officer in this country. and thats the challenge. so police chiefs are wondering who are going to be the cops of the future? and -- and part of that is how do we train the police differe...

That they havent done? i mean, theres been an argument from many activists and organizers on the ground saying, look, get creative. its not our job to figure this out. its your job as the attorney general to do so. what is the suggestion that the cbc has for a new mode of activity from the justice department that they have yet to employ? >> well, we told them, i think, in our letter to be creative, to be relentless, and to be unapologetic, and so thats for them to decide. theyve got to be very c...

In policing. >> police have to change to go with the times. societiy is changing, too. >> the typical police academy takes eight months to finish meaning it will take years to fill the open jobs at departments across the country. >> its a trying time to be a police officer in this country, and thats the challenge. so police chiefs are wondering who are going to be the cops of the future? and part of that is how do we train the police differently? how do we select differently? all of those challe...

Open jobs across the country. >> it is a trying time to be a police officer in this country. thats the challenge. so police chiefs are wondering who are going to be the cops of the future. and part of that is how do we train the police differently, how do we select differently. all of those challenges. >> reporter: departments are trying to be more creative in their recruiting, offering bonuses and traveling the country looking for the next generation of officers. >> this profession is something...

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Were him. >> the white house has been arguing the bill would help bring prices down and control inflation. explain the nexus between that much additional federal spending and bringing inflation down. >> i dont think it would bring down inflation in the consumer price index measure, which were going to get tomorrow for the month of january. i dont think it would raise it either because the bill is paid for. it has spending, tax increases for inflation that roughly cancels out. if you give more mo...