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not aspirational but substantial. i'm looking forward to it. >> property want to get? >> we will go as far as we can. >> as far as they can. what does it look like exactly? here to help me unpack this how far this 1100 page report truly goes is cara davis, host of the just listen to yourself podcast. cara, first i want to read off a few other outrageous recommendations made by the task force and get your reaction. they claim it's about reparations. they want to decriminalize public urination. they want reparations for prostitutes. the vote exempt black fathers from child support. defund school police and guaranteed income for descendents of slaves. not only is it expensive but what does public urination or child support have to do with reparations? >> i'm sure the public urination is probably under the police brutality because. don't ask me about the child
to, you know, across town to a school, that might be better for him or her, you can't doer. that. you're stuck where you are. t.you'ree josh shapiro to blame for it. >> yeah, quite, quite the cowardly move, the governor. we'll see how it plays out. and thank you so mucnor. h. want >> when do we. when what do we want? red flags. when what do we want? when? of well, two years of hearings and often debate. california's reparation task force delivered its official report to state lawmakers. the 1100 page report will nowrc head to the state legislature s to decide whichs to d portions to enact into law. ecrtions tone reporter asked thk force how they believe the recommendations will fare in the california legislature. here was one. here is one member's response. >> we understand we are the task in front of us, but we're going to do something substantial.
so dads got answers there. we just got to support them. well, and you're doing a lot that work. so we're grateful for your time tonight. thank you so much. and we'll watc upxt downsh the futurework. and pray for that man's family. will wathe pennsylvania governt did a about face. speaking of education on school choice, executive director of fight for our schools. pryor is here to call him out.ce also speak, the california's reparation task force is delivering its official eparatio cards and it is pretty wild. kyra davis reacts to just wild. some its 1100 pages of demands after this. 85 million surveillance scams, 2000000000 hours of footage every day. and you won't believe what we found. welcome to crime camp 24 seven. the host of live pd, shawn sticks larkin, is back, bringing you some of the wildest footage across the country. still for this thing you could
not aspirational, but very substantial. substantial. so i'm looking forward it. >> how far do you want to get? we want to go as far as we can a . as far as we can.r hey so what does that look like? exactly. here to help me unpack just how far thisre 1100 page report truly goes is kira davis, host of the just listen to yourself podcast. so, kira, first, i just want to read off a few of the mostoul outrageous recommendations made by the task force and gef podcat your again. they claim this is about reparations, right? they saya few oteous they wantt to to decriminalize public. they want reparations for. they want to exempt black fathers from child suppor t. defund school police, of course, and guaranteed income descendants of. t expensive, s i but what does public or child support have to do with reparations? i'm sure the public is underis o the police brutality clausbae. don't ask me about the child's poor girl. i don't know.
was was sparked by the killing of a 17—year—old named as nahel during a traffic stop last tuesday. the last two nights have seen fewer arrests than in the days immediately following the incident. but thousands of police officers are still deployed across the country. straight to paris. tom symonds is there for us now. the interior minister has been saying more about the scale of the unrest, what did they have to say? responses from the french government about the last week of unrest and damage on the streets, 3500 arrests, 8000 police injuries. 12,000 bin fires, 1100 buildings damaged. serious unrest here. that likely has stopped, overnight very little going on, some arrests still. we also have in the last hour or two something from emanuel macron, french president, new emergency bill offered to mayors of towns affected
sparked by the killing of a 17—year—old named as nahel during a traffic stop last tuesday. the last two nights have seen fewer arrests than in the days immediately following the incident. but thousands of police officers are still deployed across the country. straight to paris, and tom symonds is there for us now. the interior minister has been saying more about the scale of the unrest, what did they have to say? you see, some interesting figures from the interior ministry about the scale of what has happened over the last week. 3500 arrests, 800 police injuries, 269 police stations attacked, 12,000 fires, usually men fires in the streets, and 1100 buildings damaged. that tells you that this has been a significant eventin that this has been a significant event in france in the last week. emmanuel macron visited a police station during the night to give his support to officers who do feel that
expected in land atlanta and up east coast. what are you seeing there and could weather hurt all holiday travelers? >> reporter: it could and that's why so many people are watching the weather up and down the east coast. there are some 34 million people now who are in the path of those storms so we're keeping our eyes on cities like atlanta, miami, charlotte, d.c. all of the airports there could be impacted by these storms. that's not good news because we've been dealing with a number of delays and cancellations throughout the holiday weekend. as things stand now, it's better than what we saw over the weekend. as of now, there are about 1100 delays and more than 90 flight cancellations but that number is up from what we saw earlier today. so already, those numbers are ticking higher and higher and as the storm rolls in, we could see
my father was involved in a shooting at his pharmacy that he works at. a man came in. he had a weapon. my dad conceal carries. he drew his weapon and fired. if they take guns away from law-abiding citizens, then it's just gonna be the criminals that have it. [dark music] - it should be pointed out-- it has to be pointed out, faced head-on-- that shortly after we filmed here, a gunman in las vegas, with a perfectly legal weapon, fired off 1,100 rounds in ten minutes, wounding 422 people and killing 58. shortly after that, 17 students were murdered in parkland, florida, with a legally purchased semi-automatic rifle, and the list goes on, with victims of mass shootings that have happened since this conversation measured in the hundreds, so there is that to think about too. i don't know whether the founding fathers anticipated the kind of firepower that we played with today. we live in a different world. there are the nice people who live next door who like guns,
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will be those on the other side on this question that will try to gender up some kind of fight, some battle and try to exploit this to appeal to some voters in the white community that say, i have nothing to do with the history of the country, that wasn't me. when in fact, to this day, we are seeing discrimination inhibit the advancement >> of people of exactly, you are color, particularly black people. exactly right. the thesis of our 1100-page final report is that reparations are owed not just for slavery, the 250 years of stolen labor and opportunity, but they are owed to do direct descendants of slaves for those lingering badges and instances of slavery. deep major area of systemic discrimination that still persist today and have hindered the progress of african americans, those who are descendants of slaves. there is a necessary