breaking one. a 12-year-old boy with a toy pellet gun. a police officer and i saw a report this morning that the police officer and i don t know if you ve seen this report who, in fact, shot the gun that killed tamir rice who probably should not have been hired. when you look at that, once again. technology and a phone camera give us a chance to see what happened. these police pulled up on this boy on to the park, off of the street. the actions of the police deviated from everything that police officers are taught. it suggests the systemic problem because the person that called in noted it was probably fake and noted he was probably a juvenile. when that it looks like holder is stepping up right now. we ll take a listen now.
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entire process. and to a court-martial. what we find is that very few of these cases, less than 10%, actually, turn into convictions. congresswoman, take a listen to what senator gillibrand said on this just a couple minutes ago. needs to recognize that they promised zero tolerance for sexual assault for 25 years and today s report proves that what we have today is not zero tolerance, we have zero accountability. if any senator or congress member, if their daughter was in a military. if they had to accept this lack of justice for their son or daughter, they would never accept it. we should not be asking this of the men and women who serve in our military. she, of course, is among of a group of senators calling for another vote on the military s handling of sexual assault. but, that hasn t succeeded so far. her own legislation on this has failed in the past. what is it going to take for congress to act on comprehensive reform? well, the national defense authorization act is on t
our amendment to have these cases taken out of the chain of command was not made in order by the republican rules committee. we are not going to stop. we will continue this fight and take it up again next year. a growing number of republicans joining with democrats that realize you cannot have persons that are not trained as lawyers making decisions as to whether or not to move forward with the court-martial or not. well, as you estutely narrated. the report is up 8% and most disturbing 62% of women reporting retaliation for coming forward with their stories in the military of sexual assault and maybe that will finally spur political action on this. congressman jackie spear of california. really appreciate you helping us understand. thank you for the invitation. we re also following news in the sexual assault allegations against bill cosby. an attorney for the women behind those allegations urging him to waive the statute of limitations so those claims can be investigated. tomorr
with my colleague joy reid. a lot to follow today. yes, there is a lot going on, ronan. thank you very much. coming up next on the reid report. we ve been watching mayor de blasio s press conference in new york city. we ll have the latest reaction live from staten islandment plus, the great lawrence o donnell joins us to talk about the push to change his state s law regarding the use of deadly force. and i ll read between the lines on who exactly is policing the police and why it s all of our concern. that s next on the reid report. the time to choose your medicare coverage begins october 15th and ends december 7th. so call to enroll in a plan that could give you