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improve under johnson, who has several conflicting comments on whether he is defunding the city of police. we know the city of chicago rebuked this call to defund this bit. this system of incarceration and policing, this is real political gold. i never said we ll take money from police. the 150 million was not redirecting the funds from police? directing dollars to make sure we hire and promote 200 more detectiveses, to make sure we are implements laws on the books like red flag laws, i never said i would cut the police budget. ashley: here is lauren with more. new chicago mayor brandon johnson will be sworn into a job with no small task, figure out how to stop crime? his city and learn to work with police and his constituents even though he was part of calls to defund police. he says his policies go after root causes of crime. chicago police report murder is slightly down from this time last year, but still in the hundreds and motor vehicle thefts up 130%. just y
going to be more tornadoes. the problem is it s 10 30 10 o clock there in the central time zone. people are sleeping. you need to get away from this storm. many of these tornadoes that we ve seen tonight are underground tornadoes. you need to get underground to survive them. that s how large they are. and they re still going on right now . alison this is going to be a deadly night. i m afraid i ve seen pictures here in rolling fork, and it looks bad. okay chad, come back to us as soon as you have any updates, thank you very much for that breaking news. we want to turn to win if paltrow taking the stand today, testifying in her own defense in a lawsuit that accuses her of skiing into a 76 year old man on a beginner slope, he says he suffered broken ribs and a traumatic brain injury as a result. but paltrow says it was his fault, not hers. so there s a lot to discuss. let s bring in our panel. we have our defense attorney joey jackson here. former democratic congressman max ros
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Audience there, i m so glad they are honoring them, it brings tears to my eyes, especially being the wife of a new york city police officer. i thank the officers for their service. joey: as someone who served overseas, i can say we don t do enough to honor first respond ers, especially those who have fallen in the line of duty. my brother-in-laws have been firemen for 20 years. when you go overseas issue the worst thing is seeing civilians hurt in collateral damage, it might happen once or twice and they see it every single day. ashley: to this, already overwhelmed border communities preparing for another wave of illegal migrants and here is the president s response. you think things at the border, sir? much better than you all expected. ashley: so what about the afghan national on the fbi