parents whose children were killed and see their extraordinary grace, their strength and their courage that is required of them to endure the infinite pain of burying a child. reporter: now, it seems there s nothing he can really say or do to quell some of these demonstrations and the calls for his resignation. as he was calling for transparentsy in saying he was sorry yesterday, his attorneys were right behind me, city lawyers here at the federal courthouse calling for another video, another dash cam video of a shooting of a 17-year-old black man to be kept out of the public eye. kate? adam riess in chicago. as john yang was reporting, there are these efforts now in chicago to force rahm emanuel out of office, basically to force a recall election. joining me now ari melber, our
you to understand it s my responsibility with you. but if we re also going to begin the healing process, the first step in that journey is my step, and i m sorry. now, it seems there s nothing he can say or do even though he just said he s sorry to calm the calls for his resignation. in fact, while he was saying he s sorry, just two blocks away, right behind me in federal court, his own attorney, city lawyers, were moving to keep a new video, yet another dash cam video of another shooting by a police officer of a 17-year-old black man, they want to keep that out of the public eye. at the same time two state representatives are moving for a recall election. and on top of all of that, unrelated, the teachers union here in chicago is in the middle of a vote for a possible strike. thomas? msnbc s adam riess reporting there in chicago. thanks so much. i want to bring in chairman of the labor committee for the chicago alliance against racism
maryland is call case or small state everyone knows about the settlement. that they know the mayor and city lawyers there is some sort of a guilt on part of the city. maybe not exact officers but on part of the city. it will breed into the criminal case. this is not being handled in a professional way. bill: you ain t happy. thank you for your time. we ll see what comes out of the hearing today in pallet more. baltimore. martha: new campaign video from louisiana governor bobby jindal and he is being mooing donald trump. polls have been through the roof, everyone of them. i think winning kanye west has been so great. i would never say bad about him because he states such nice things about me. giant mark marquee name comes through on caller i.d. you re winning. martha: winning. jindal set to speak moments from now on his new strategy. what will he say? when we come back. i was diagnosed with lung cancer.
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