menendez. following a deadly beating of tyre nichols. today protesters are once again demanding accountability outside of memphis police precinct. we are going to be silent for three minutes symbolizing the three minutes for which officers be nichols on january 7th. police video of the assault was mark friday. it sparked all across this country and they were repeatedly kicking, punting nichols, beating him of the baton. nichols that three-day later from the hospital. now tried to second degree murder, their actions are reigniting demands for congress to act. police reforms and the cycle of brutality. here s what dick durbin said about that today. this is a call for all of us to be he has been working on this for years i think he and senator scott should sit down quickly to revive that effort. we but that end of it self is not enough. we need a national conversation about a responsible, constitutional inhumane way. an national conversation in every new ideas to keep ev
and in any other context, you think about requiring you to do a training to where, employees should pay for it, not the worker. and because of this moment when workers are rising up and saying enough is enough, we can t work for these wages, and we certainly don t want to work for wages that have been lobbied for with stolen money, we re finding not only our workers rising up, but a lot of legislators are responding, and as you may know, washington, d.c. raised its wage from $5 to $16. there are 11 states moving legislation this year, and we re seeing a ton of legislators say, you know, it now that we know this money has been stolen, we re not gonna take money from the restaurant association anymore. so, david, for our viewers who don t make minimum wage $7.25, not a livable wage. it s the wage that most restaurant $2.13.