soon be out of her post as the number three house republican. hi, everybody. reporter: but she s not going down without a fight. sources tell cnn that she s got no plans to step aside. she s grown isolated within the house gop conference amid her growing feud with former president donald trump. a senior house republican told cnn that liz is gone. just a question of how and when. and her fate now largely in the hands of house gop leader kevin mccarthy who on tuesday offered a tough critique of her performance as conference chair and he claimed the push to oust her has nothing to do with the fact that cheney was one of just ten house republicans who voted to impeach trump on a charge inciting the january 6th capitol attack. i have heard from members concerned about her ability to carry out the job as conference chair, to carry out the message. he all need to be working as one if we re able to win the majority. i haven t heard members concerned about her vote on impeachmen
most do their job lawfully and most police officers don t want to work in systems with bad practice. that pattern and practice will look at the same statistics shown today. they use force against black people at a highly disproportionate rate. in addition to everything that connected to the george floyd killing, there is an investigation into the fating shooting of daunte wright outside the city. his funeral is tomorrow. tension is rising in the wake of the federal shooting in columbus, ohio within minutes of the chauvin verdict and we should be clear up front, every incident is unique and not every use of deadly force by police is as clear cut or wrong as it was in the murder of george floyd. that said, whatever the final determination on it is, it is clearly a family tragedy and is for the moment being drawn into the larger sweep of events. that sweep including negotiations now underway over federal police reform legislation. we ll speak with a lawmaker about that. in add
and lawfully. i, strongly, believe that good officers do not want to work in systems that allow bad practices. well, that so-called pattern and practice investigation will look at some of the same statistics that we review today. a cnn analysis, showing that police in minneapolis use force against black people at a highly disproportionate rate. in addition to everything connected to the george floyd killing, there is the investigation into the fatal shooting of daunte wright, just outside the city. his funeral is tomorrow. right now, tension is rising in the wake of the fatal-police shooting in columbus, ohio, the teenaged girl. it happened within minutes of the chauvin verdict. and we should be clear, up front, every incident is unique, and not every use of deadly force, by police, is as clear cut or as clearly wrong as it was in the murder of george floyd. that said, whatever the final determination on it is, it is clearly a family tragedy. and is, for the moment, being d
in minneapolis on the eve of daunte wright s funeral. and officials in columbus, ohio, urging the community to await the facts. and sara sidner is with us from minneapolis, good evening to you. thank you for joining us. the justice department is launching an investigation into the minneapolis police department. what are you hearing about this? reporter: look, they can look into many, many different things. but we did hear from the justice department. there was an announcement. this comes one day after, as you know, a jury found the officer, the former officer, derek chauvin guilty of second degree murder and third degree murder and manslaughter in the killing of george floyd. and now you have the doj saying, we re going to look at the minneapolis police department. we re going to look to see if they have patterns and practices that are unconstitutional, or that are unlawful policing. and they re going to do a thorough investigation. and we should mention, there is already a
we talk a lot about vaccines constantly, not just on the show but in this country. joe biden was on tv yesterday talking about vaccines and want you to get one. everyone in authority want you to get one. in fact, you probably already had your shot, and good for you. if you haven t had your shot, you are under enormous pressure to get y your shot. you understand that soon you may not be able to fly on commercial airlines or go tota work at the office or send your children to school if you don t have the shot. meanwhile, the social pressure is enormous.. friends have informed you already that you are not welcome at their parties or their weddings if you haven t been vaccinated. so, there is a lot of pressure to comply. at some point, you probably will comply. it s just too difficult not to be vaccinated in this country. but before you do comply, ask yourself, do you know anything about the potential risks? probably you don t know much. you assume the risks are negligible. vac