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Effort. one local official here in the last hour saying at this point they have no hope of pulling any survivors from what you see behind me here. you see part of the building that collapsed when that tornado touched down, almost 24 hours ago here, but there's still a big question as to whether or not there are still any people actually missing. that's because at this point, based on the information, they did not have a set staff that was deployed here. amazon representatives are working with officials to find out if in fact there could potentially be any other people -- any other persons who ...

Don't understand that many in the black community in particular don't want to get rid of the police. even though often they are the ones who suffered the most under bad police conduct. so there is no left or right in these things. i think there are some basic things that everybody can agree on. what you're going to see isjoe mansion making that argument, i don't like it's a coincidence that he did his press conference on monday talking about the fact that this is too big, these packages are too big, too much, too fast, too soon. and i tweeted this point too if terry mcauliffe lost yesterday, t...

Too. but he wants these things to move in tandem that means he's going to push the bipartisan package forward and work with congress to advance his human interest through the reconciliation process. what he said yesterday is what he said from the outset, which is that these two things need to move together. >> all right. white house communications director, kate bedingfield. thank you very much for being on this morning. i want to turn now to former senator claire mccaskill. how do you think the white house is handling this? i'm going to veto these things, we need this bills, reconciliation,...

His figures are anywhere near the truth. we had about 700,000 jobs in '93 before the nafta went into fact. today we have 5 million jobs connected to just mexico because of the nafta. now, the complaints about nafta are that it cost us jobs. no. i think it's technology. there were international competition that brought down jobs. and it is true that some americans were dislodged from their jobs, but we have 6 million jobs that are unfilled. what we should be criticized for is not training the workers who have lost yesterday's job for tomorrow's jobs. >> whether you are here or in great britain,...

Dozens of officers who turned their back on him, turned their back in protest. dorian? >> adam reese in brooklyn, new york. thank you. joining me now, eugene o'donnell, former police officer, professor of law and criminal justice. eugene, all of our hearts go out to the officers who were lost yesterday. talk to us about how something like this affects fellow police officers. >> well, you'll never see america at its finest like you will in an emergency room at a hospital when a police officer is shot, because you'll see people come together, cross racial-ethnic-gender dwidivideso you see people...