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Fundamentals of the issue. what we discovered in the book is if there's no true discussion about the hearts of the problem in terms of thinking about training for police officers, in terms of thinking about how we think about bias and who deserves to be treated with such heinous uses of force, you cannot fully get to the heart of a solution. >> so how? how do you start the conversation? look, it's incredibly complicated, like anything that involves systemic issues, system u -- how do you piece together what washington's role should be? >> the foundation of policing was wrong from the beginning...

Using the word violent, violent, vile not, it gives impression, only violence or acts of violence against people that i saw were actually police tackling protesters. >> todd: cheryl casone from fox business is here with more, they keep trying to change the language. that video that aired in brooke's piece looked like violence to me. >> cheryl: what is your definition of violence. we've seen this since george floyd. what is acceptable and what is not. this thing in atlanta, this is what people want, sensitivity training for police, that is what they were protesting for. that is what this center...

Paying women to abort their babies to save the trees. 45 billion is going to ukraine, obviously. but that's not enough. we're also spending some cash for the new ukrainian independence park in washington. the homeless cannot wait to move in. speaking of homeless, the bill also gives a million to the homeless in los angeles to stay in motels. you have to pay for your hotel room though. but if it's the homeless, it's on the house. they are also blowing 200 million on a gender equity fund. we're not really sure what that is but we know some of the money is going to gender programs in pakistan. no...

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (AP) — Since joining the University of Virginia Police Department as its first diversity, equity and inclusion officer in 2019, Courtney Hawkins has made it her mission to

SM Cares recently launched its first-ever immersive exhibit that aims to promote blind awareness, The Blackout Zone, open until Oct. 16 at SM Southmall in Las Pinas City.