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a long history of working with senators. he knows the best way to do it, has worked with them, had constructive conversations. that's why he had the two of them over to the white house last night. they're going to keep working together. he's had a great first year, historic first year, and democrats should be celebrating that and running on that in 2022. gassing up the jet and heading to west virginia and arizona is not actually going to get it done. there are ways people can get things done in d.c. senator manchin and sinema prove that with a historic infrastructure bill they just passed. that's how they get things done. slogans and yelling isn't the way it works. if you want to get something done, sit down with them and keep talking. and that's what senator manchin is going to keep doing. >> give me a break. they have been sitting down and talking, brianna. and that infrastructure bill, while we need to repair infrastructure in the united states of america, that is not giving people something they can feel. people can't -- poor people are suffering in this country, and
classroom closet, cell phones ringing all around her, likely worried parents trying to reach their kids. she recalls hearing the shooter entering her classroom, yelling isn't someone going to come out and answer one of those phones? what's more, police say the gunman made and planted explosive devices around the high school. federal agents say likely part of a more sinister plan but tonight that 17-year-old is behind bars. rick. >> rick: horrible. casey, thanks very much. pope francis making new additions to the college of cardinals and giving a jolt to the establishment. why the new cardinals are causing quite a sensation. plus, armored vehicles becoming the new norm for police departments across the country. next, why this rising trend is causing concern for some people. with this clever little app called audible. you can listen to the stories you love while doing the things you love,
you always got to be willing to try and i am. thank you. last one. last one. cnn back there. yelling isn't going to get you called on. >> can you just talk a little bit about the end game? do you think democrats have the stomach for a shutdown that lasts a week, two weeks, two months? >> i think the american -- >> -- and do you think that republicans, if you hold out long enough, will say okay, we'll take the gang of six deal and pass -- >> look there are various compromises being bandied about. they're bandied about far more serious today than they were yesterday by the republican side. i'm always willing to listen to compromises. at this point, we feel very, very strongly about the issues. not just dreamers. but opioids, pensions, not funding the military on a cr basis. and we feel the american people
to try. thank you, last one. cnn back there. yelling isn't going to get you called on. >> do you think democrats have the stomach for a shutdown that last a week, two weeks, two months? >> i think -- >> do you think that republicans if you hold that long enough will say, okay, we will take the gang of six deal and pass -- >> look, there are various compromises being bandied about, far more serious today than they were yesterday by the republican side and i'm always listening to compromises on how to get this done but at this point, we feel very, very strongly about the issues, not just dreamers, but opioids, pensions, not funding the military on a cr basis, and we feel the american people are on our side. >> why not -- >> thank you, everybody. >> why not accept a three-year
willing to try, and i am. thank you. last one. last one. cnn back there. yelling isn't going to get you called on. >> reporter: you talked a little bit about an end game. do you think democrats have the stomach for a shutdown that lasts a week, two weeks, two months? >> i think the american -- >> reporter: and do you think republicans, will you hold out long enough, will say, okay, we'll take the gang of six deal and pass it? >> look, there are various compromises being bandied about. they're bandied about with far more seriousness today than they were yesterday, by the republican side. i'm always willing to listen to compromises on how to get this done. but at this point, we feel very, very strongly about the issues, not just dreamers, but opioids, pensions, not funding the milton a cr basis. and we feel the american people are on our side. okay. thank you, everybody.
stephanie rawlings blake for not more outrage over freddy's death. >> to be overly cautious, overly calm. as i said earlier, if we're calm, something is wrong with our psyche. this is not something for us to be calm about. >> saying this is her record in this that counts. >> screaming and yelling isn't going to get the gray family answers they are looking for. screaming and yelling isn't going to get the police department to change their culture as we have seen under this administration p. this is about getting results and answers. >> african-american leaders are also turning their ang are toward police commissioner anthony bats. >> he has been complicit and allowed for the culture of police brutality to grow in this city to the height it has grown. >> an investigation by the baltimore sun found the city paid out more than $6 million since 2011 to settle lawsuits
descent among african-american leaders in baltimore. some black leaders critical of the mayor for not expressing more public outrage over gray's death. >> i think the mayor is trying to be too cautious. to be overly calm and as i said earlier, if we're calm something's wrong with our psyche. this is not something for us to be calm about. >> reporter: the mayor spokesman said it's her record that counts. screaming and yelling isn't going to get the gray the answers they're looking for. screaming and yelling isn't going to get the police department to continue changing its cull kwhr as we've seen that process start under this administration. this is about getting results and getting answers. >> reporter: african-american leaders are turning their anger toward police commissioner. >> he has been complicit and allowed for the culture of police brutality to grow in the city to the height it has grown. >> reporter: an investigation by the baltimore sun found the city paid out more than $6 million
>> well, they do, they made it very clear with their criteria. >> they're more occurring -- >> but there are more occurring. there have been -- let me repeat for you, let me repeat for you. >> you can keep on repeating mother jones, piers if you want to rely on mother jones, that is what you can do. >> simply spin these statistics, let me repeat to you the facts. since 1982, there have been 70 mass shootings in america. of those, 30 have happened since 2006. of those, 13 -- in the last 20 months. of those 13, three have been three of the worst -- >> piers, yelling isn't going to make those numbers right? others have looked at this, and they would warn you to be careful. not to use those numbers. >> but piers, let's get back to today's shooting.
happen. they don't use a consistent standard. >> well, they do, they made it very clear with their criteria. >> they're more occurring -- >> but there are more occurring. there have been -- let me repeat for you, let me repeat for you. >> you can keep on repeating mother jones, piers if you want to rely on mother jones, that is what you can do. >> simply spin these statistics, let me repeat to you the facts. since 1982, there have been 70 mass shootings in america. of those, 30 have happened since 2006. of those, 13 -- in the last 20 months. of those 13, three have been three of the worst -- >> piers, yelling isn't going to make those numbers right? others have looked at this, and they would warn you to be careful.
mother jones, piers if you want to rely on mother jones, that is what you can do. >> simply spin these statistics, let me repeat to you the facts. since 1982, there have been 70 mass shootings in america. of those, 30 have happened since 2006. of those, 13 -- in the last 20 months. of those 13, three have been three of the worst -- >> piers, yelling isn't going to make those numbers right? others have looked at this, and they would warn you to be careful. not to use those numbers. >> but piers, let's get back to today's shooting. >> a lot of people would argue there has not been that increase over time. not just myself -- >> let's get back -- >> ben, let me ask you this, ben. >> in the problem here -- >> wait a second. >> john lawton -- ben ferguson -- john lawton, please, one