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Would that have turned out differently. the response was we don't know. we are working toward with our training is to make sure that it's not just deescalation but that we don't get to the point where you need deescalation. with the killing of rashar brooks, it was a horrible time in our city because it was shortly after the killing of george floyd and in so many ways for so many, it represented all of the things that people had been angry about but on the other side, it was the out cry, where is the support for our police officers. in that moment i made the best

At least allowing boosters to be used. when we look at the israeli data and there are scientists that just presented the data to the fda committee, i found it to be extremely compelling. they found for example that getting that third booster dose reduced infection by 11 fold and more than 15 fold against severe infection for people over the age of 60. and so i think the burden of proof would be on the fda committee at this point to explain to the american people why we do not need boosters as in there are people who are vakd who want to get an additional level of protection, and the difference...

Abortions after six weeks, allowing vigilantes to sue became law last night. despite a desperate emergency petition from texas abortion critics and an out cry of concern. the high court could block it. the scene in texas today puts roe versus wade and abortion access in serious jeopardy. from the "new york times" editorial board, quote, it seems likely that more laws will pass and other anti-abortion state leaders will follow texas' lead. the state's employ was successful in threatening clinics across the state. the court gave a green light to law makers everywhere to overturn row versus wade.

You can tell the temperature change. and i think that what we are seeing here reminds me of what we saw in 1991. women are watching how the republican senators are treating this woman, dr. ford. and women are spontaneously moved to come to the senate. there have also been, of course, lots of rallies and an enormous out cry on social media and on the phones calling into senator's offices. but, lawrence, you're right, the senators don't enjoy it, they find it uncomfortable. but i think people are fed up and they feel with this rigged process they need to express how upset they are how with dr. f...

>> i want to get your reaction to what it means when the buildings fill up with protesters like that. i know my personal experience is it has a real impact. >> it does have an impact. it changes the whole mood of the building. and when protesters are in your office, whether you're a staffer or the senator, you can feel it. you can tell the temperature change. and i think that what we are seeing here reminds me of what we saw in 1991. women are watching how the republican senators are treating this woman, dr. ford. and women are spontaneously moved to come to the senate. there have also been, o...