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for not wearing a seat belt when officers approached his suv, this situation quickly escalated. cnn's omar jimenez spoke exclusively to the family of extra read and has their reaction to seeing the body camera video that was just released a few hours ago what was your reaction to seeing that video >> it was terrifying for dexter read sr. his mother. oh, chase place and his entire family were played out on newly released body camera video is nothing but pain. >> they shot him they shoot them many times he's already day. you study shooting him like they kill someone and they

kept me rch 21, 20, chicago lice are initiating a traffic stop on a driver >> reportedly for t wearing a seat belt according to the civilian office of police accountability a traffic stop being conducted by five tactical officers >> roll the window down what are you doing >> all rolled out one down to >> don't run the window. >> the window

reid goes down the gun was later recovered from the front seat of reads car porsche banks had just been on the phone with her brother in the minutes

before it all happened then she turned on a police scanner at her shop, listening to the police how can i say shots by a bracket here? all the shy photo scanner i got to enhance already size so many sappho, many sites >> but didn't know that it >> was my brother. >> if you don't stop my nephew he'll be a lab today, reads >> uncle sitting alongside his father when this happened to my nephew. i hope the police can understand that this is the same pain that they feel when

an officer is killed in the line of duty. >> it's a pain that manifests in memories and pain that manifests and despair get that? no. i don't know what don't i just wish that i could tell tale but to? see. him gunned down, i never, ever thought that it'd be whom i know thought that it would be him right. ver found >> omar amanda >> thank you so much. we here a amount of gunshots and that

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diagnosed with mesothelial call us now continuing with our lawn justice of lead and the newly released body camera video that we just showed you, showing chicago >> police firing 96 shots and 41 seconds and a deadly traffic stop last month that killed 26 year-old dexter read, joining us down to discuss the cases. andrea kirsten, she's the chief administrator for the civilian office of police accountability. thanks for joining us what was your reaction when you first watch the footage that was released to the public today? >> first, thanks for having me, jake you know, a big part of our job at the civilian officer police accountability is to investigate each and every police shooting that occurs here in the city of chicago. so unfortunately, body-worn camera footage and footage of these tragic outcomes is a routine what can we do here at copa? but certainly footage like this. i don't think there's anyone that can watch it and not not be impacted by it, but that can't prevent us from

conducting aunbias and fair investigation into everything that occd. >> so the officers say they stopped read becau he was not weing a seat belt in the video, it looks like reads windows are tinted. now, this is just from video. i'm done the officers have beenbl tell wheer he was wearing a se belt through os every time we look at a shooting, we're lking at the totality of e circumstance so that uld include any of thinteractions that lead to officers interacting with dexter read and so we will specifically in this investigation, be looking at whathat led to in precipitated the traffic stop in offssets? yes. your >> office says, after reviewing priminary evidence that it appears that dexter read fired first, that obviously would be very significant finding. was that determition made by reviewing the video and audio that you're office released today and and slowing it down and studying it, how did you reach that conclusion

>> correct. the evidence we have at this time, obviously, dexter read having been fatally shot, cannot provide his version of eves. and so the informatiothat we ha at this time is largely focused on inteiews from officers as wells obviously the audi defootage. however, i just, that moment is verportant inhis investigation, but as are every singlespect of the interaction starting from the traffic stop, all the way through the conclusion of the 96. er cisco, ere's year okay. today, you sd that prelimary evidence confirm that t four officers returned fire approximately 96 times er a period of 41 seconds. would that be considered excessive force curious thing can you hear me i can, ye would that be considered excessive force >> the 96 times and 41econds?

>> every te an officer uses force under cppolicy that use of deadly force has to be necessary and proportional and objection objective, reasonable. so that's exactly whate wille determining in the course of our admistrative investigation into this use of force all right >> andrew kirsten. thank you so much. appreciate your time. gooduck with the investigation. turning now to our sports lead, the national association of intercollegiate athlics,hich represents 241 aller colleges and univsities. they just approved a new policy banning transgender women from participating in most of its sports programs. the policy which will go into an effect in august says, quo, only naia and that's the organization only naia student-athletes whose biological sex is female may participate in an ia sponsored female sports now an aia defines biological sex, the term they use as having distinguishing characteristics and can be supported by birth certificate or signed affidavit

unquote, and a iea member colleges and universities have more than 83,000 student athletes among them joining us down to discuss as journalist and author of fairplay how sports shape the gender debate. katie barnes. katie, thank you for joining us. what do you make of the naia new transgender participation policy? >> well i think it is >> reflective of >> the times that we are in in terms of for the last three or four years, we have seen most policy updates when it comes to transgender athletes, be reflective of restriction and in favor of more restrictive policy. and this seems to fall right in line with that there is a narrative that transgender female athletes have an advantage that they always win, that the reason that men and women generally compete in separate gender categories is because it's not particularly competitive for men to compete

against women does studies support that >> well, i think it depends on what you mean by support that for my reporting and having really reported this out for many years, the reality is, is that from a scientist effect perspective, we know that there are differences in sexes and we know that the differences do tend to lead to athletic performance differences as well however when we look at broad-based restriction at all levels of sport, it's very challenging to say that scientifically we've got a supported in all cases meaning that something that mighbe not necessarily apply tooes basketll. when it comes to individuals force versus team sports, as well as level of competition >>he >> idea i think that transgender won have an advantage in all sports at all times regard heartless of any kind of medical transition. i don't think that the

scientific literature supports that at this time. >> would there be a way to come up with a rule that was more individual specific or sport-specific that might not be i mean, it sounds as though you're you're suggesting if i'm putting words in your wrong, i apologize. in your mouth, i apologize. it sounds like you're suggesting this policy is not necessarily fair, given how blanket it is, is there a way to do something like this that would be more fair and more reflective of what is factually known about gender differences and transports, et cetera. >> i don't know if it's i don't know if it's right for me to say whether or not this particular policy is fair. >> i >> think that right now where we are as a society is really grappling with what does fair and appropriate policy look like and in general, most athletic organizations and many states across the country are

embracing a blanket restriction. and i think there are a lot of people raising questions about whether or not that is fair and appropriate policy in all cases. >> i do >> think that the jury is out on that, especially because what do you look at the nih there isn't necessarily a track record of transgender women competing in women's sports and dominating doesn't really seem like there is a particular problem. look to be solved. in this case in general, the real question is going to be what policy can withstand being tested >> and be accepted when a transgender woman does compete and win, it seems like right now the answer to that question is looking to remove any possibility of a transgender woman being able to participate and compete it women's sports at a variety of levels. and in this case, including collegiately do we have any idea what the numbers are of transgender athletes that are

participating in college or university athletics or even junior high or high school athletics i mean, the amount of coverage and attention it gets is significant and i don't know how many people were even talking about necessarily we're talking about a very small number of people. i think that's really important to acknowledge especially now that 24 states have passed restrictive policies will have passed restrictive legislation, excuse me that affects k through 12 and often college sports and so at about half the country, a transgender girls and women don't have the access to girls and women sports at this time. anyway, in those states where you still have transgender girls and women eligible to participate and girls, a women's sports. the numbers that are doing so or not necessarily known. it's not a dataset that is readily

available, but from the reporting that i've done over the years the accepted numbers, so to speak, is very small and very few oftentimes in states where this has been debated and a number of athletes have come forward who are younger, who are talking about their experiences >> we're talking about >> single-digits in each state. in the collegiate ranks, even though the ncw, for example, supports sports that have about half 1 million athletes across 24 sports at all three divisions. you're still looking at a very small number probably

we don't know that specifically, but i've been told from sources that as well under 100 that are actively using the answer we is i'll see that in naia. we don't really know how many known athletes there are. but it also is very small. and so we're >> not talking about thousands of athletes or tens of thousands of athletes were oftentimes talking about hundreds, maybe tent katie barnes, thanks so much. really appreciate your time >> thank you for having me >> spring break did nothing to break. a similarly simmering feud among some house republicans, fresh new drama today occluding over the house gop plan to send articles of impeachment of the department

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night and a scathing five-page letter to her republican colleagues. play me johnson for quote throwing our own razor-thin majority into chaos by not serving his own gop conference that elected him unquote cnn's melanie zanona joins us from capitol hill green letter. melanie also warns that she will not tolerate johnson's upcoming push to put on the floor for a vote, a ukraine aid bill. what exactly does that mean? won't tolerate it. >> well, great has been very careful not to draw any red line. she still has not said if and when she's actually going to force a potential floor vote on ousting the speaker despite us repeatedly pressing her, but she has warned and suggested that if johnson moves ahead with ukraine funding as he has promised, he is going to do that could lead to his ultimate ouster. are manu raju caught up with green earlier today? here's what she had to say >> if mike johnson wants to lead that after he voted no against funding, 300 million to ukraine just back in september, he's going to make my case for me and he makes it even easier for what i'm trying to do. i'm

not laying out my red lines, my triggers, a date and a giant headline that's not what this is about. this is about how to process that has to take time that needs to be done well because so much at stake. >> now some republicans think that marjorie taylor greene is just using this threat as a scare tactic to try to get her way on ukraine. other things that she's simply just doing this for or attention. but if you're mike johnson, you cannot take anhing for chance, especially given the razor house majority, right now. and he is really struggled to rein in marjorie taylor greene. he was hoping to speak with her over the recess break, buthat call never happened and marjorie taylor greene says she refused to speak with them because she wanted to speak to her constituents. at a. town hall yesterday. so far, they have not connected yet though, which is a huge problem for speaker mike johnson as he heads into this pivotal week for his speakership. melanie, what are you hearing from other lawmakers? for his are they're democrats or republicans who will go along and join green if she files a motion to vacate and remove him as house

speaker. >> well, the house is still really sculpt barred from that last motion to vacate in my conversations with senior lawmakers here on capitol hill, there is a feeling that there's going to be enough republicans and democrats who joined hands and table or kill a potential motion to vacate. but at the same time, marjorie taylor greene says she has some other silent republicans who are on her side there have been some who have not said where they stand yet, and democrats have said they would only step in to save johnson if he does put the right thing on ukraine, but that's really open four interpretation. and so it's a risky strategy for johnson to simply rely on democratic votes. and again, he cannot take anything for chance here. >> and there's also some new developments in the house. republicans impeachment push against homeland security. alejandro mayorkas, they obviously already voted to impeach him. what comes next? >> yeah. well, initially the house was going to send over those impeachment articles on wednesday over to the senate. but they just announced that they are going to delay that to next week and that is because senate republicans had been urging mike johnson to delay this step. so that they could

build war time to build a case for a trial that is something that democrats are planning to dismiss quickly. republicans want to have a strategy to counter that effort. but as of right now now, democrats still insisting that they're planning to dismiss that trial quickly. >> all right. cnn's melanie zanona on capitol hill. thanks so much with us now, republican congressman mike lawler of, new york, thanks for joining us. >> thanks for >> having me, j. so i'm sorry. these are my questions, but i didn't create this drama and it's very real and i'm not the one that agreed to a one-person motion to vacate. that's you guys, not me. cnn was shown a copy of congresswoman marjorie taylor greene's letter to her republican colleagues. did you get a copy? i did. >> so what do you think of it? >> look, i think it's a bunch of hogwash. i mean, at the end of the day here, the american people elected a house republican majority to govern, to serve as a check and balance on the biden administration not to fight amongst ourselves. it's mind-boggling to me that after what happened in october,

where eight republicans teamed up with 208 democrats to remove kevin mccarthy and throw our majority into disarray that we would be back in this situation where a member is bringing forward a motion to vacate to say that mike johnson is not a conservative. i would hate to know what she thinks of me then because obviously, i'm representing a district, joe biden won by ten points, right? that's home to bill and hillary clinton and george soros mike johnson's and one of the most conservative districts in the country what nothing that i think he is just as a factual matter, at least in the modern era the most conservative republican when you combine it with social issues, to ever be speaker, ever that may move lb with the smallest majority ever and so for me, we have issues that are on our side, whether you're talking about the border, whether you're talking about the affordability crisis you see the democrats

disintegrating on israel before our very eyes and senator schumer and nancy pelosi throwing israel under the bus here meanwhile, we have marjorie taylor greene now trying to make this all about a motion to vacate. we have to work together. we have to get the agenda, the american people passed and that includes supporting our allies like ukraine, china, russia. and i ran are not our friends, right? they are not our allies. but ukraine is an ally and the reality is if ukraine falls moldova and other former soviet satellite states will be in grave jeopardy and you look at the situation in the middle east. you see democrats wanting to put conditions on aid to israel that cannot be hamas is a terrorist organization that seeks to destroy the state of israel and as far as i'm concerned, we have an obligation as leader of the free world to support our allies in this time of need. >> so speaking of ukraine, i

want to play for you something that ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy said earlieeek you show if congress does not help ukraine, ukraine will lose the war. and we need to find a public format for this if ukraine loses the war, other states will be attacked if congress doesn't help ukraine, ukraine will lose the war. what did people like marjorie taylor greene. how did they respond when you make the argument that this is about more than ju h beef with eaker johnson, that this is actually aboutuman lives and the ture of her european countries okay? i thi as i just said, i other eroviet satellite e states four with it. some of my colleagues say there' corruption in these countries. yes, we know that for 30 plus years they do york, they have new york's one of the most corrupt states in the spring. former soviesatellite states,

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i's y i passedhe ship act through the house, chu scmer and senate democrats have act. we all have to work together to combat the threats that are enating frochina, fr russia, from iran. and i n't care which party it is, who wants to say at we supporng our alls. the realitis this the will be a new rld order if the unite stat fails to leadere. and that world order will include russia, china, and iran. syou up for freedom, for democracy, and the free world. soh, briefl if you can, you just got back from ur congressional district in new york what are you hearing from constituents? what do they think about what's going on in dc >> well, lk, mt people are

focuseon affordability, fosed on public safety. we just had officer jonathan diller murdered in new york arrest, 14 felony arrests,inclu kind oa firearm, released wh people are very frustrated abou they carebo deeply. obviouy the crisis at our rder continues to be a major challenge. and israel and ukraine, people want to know that we pport our mocratic allies stand by israel, i stand by ukraine. we have a lot of work to do in the coming weeks and we can't be straed by nonsense like a motion to vate. and ll say this 208 democrats voted with eight republics, including ma gaetz to move kevin mccarthy ackeem jeffrey should make it very clear. he's not going to participate in this. democrats are not going to team up with marjorie taylor greene, someone who like matt gaetz. they have derided for years. why throw the country into chaos? let's focus on getting

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production of the 7707 and 7807 dreamliner jets >> the release saw people jumping on the pieces of the airplane to get them to align basically, by jumping up and down. that's how you build that >> indeed, following responded to the whistleblower's claims specifically about the 7807 saying, quote, these claims about the structural integrity of the seven at seven or inaccurate and do not represent the comprehensive work boeing has done to ensure the quality and long-term safety of the aircraft unquote boeing has not responded about the 7707 and now the federal aviation ministration is investigating thwhisistleblower's claims. let's bring in the former us department of transportation inspector general mary schiavo, just noting that mary does have ongoing litigation with boeing concern turn7307 max jet crashes rried the whistleblower claims that boeing is more concerned about how fast they ke their pnes rather than hosa it is.

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black eye in this too because they'reupposed to be top well, that all and ensuring that boeing does what they're supposed to do. and high-quality control, various gabaa. >> thank you so much for your time and expertise is always coming up. what house speaker emerita nancy pelo says, she's personally told israeli ime minister benjamin netanyahu for years. and why she thinksrelyeems to matter right now, stay with us erin burnett outfront tonight. it's seven odd cnn. >> there are over 7 million us businesses on tiktok. >> i'm sarah as rich and the life merch print director at independence village as senior living community and walkie, iowa, >> everybody here really, really make you feel like family and that they love you >> our goal with tiktok was to enrich it's the lives of our residents. i think i am a tiktok grandma. my kids think i am >> i mean, we're the ones that are being entertained time grows faster tiktok

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netanyahu was prime minister, are you worried about that >> i don't think i mean, i've said this to netanyahu over the years i don't know whether you don't know how to make peace >> you >> don't want to make peace, or you're afraid of peace >> but you could be doing so much more instead of just throwing red meat to the crowd, which is what he did. i don't know that he i don't i tried looking at family background. you your know his family background the rest? >> yes. but he he um, no. i think that he's interested they didn't one thing his own survival. and that's it >> well, various us officials express frustration with netanyahu. they have also not forgotten the heart are inflicted by hamas that started this war. take a listen, for example, to us secretary of state antony blinken earlier today so much of the

understandable passionate outrage and anger directed that israel, for the plight of palestinians, civilians in gaza, that some of that might also be reserved and directed for hamas it remains astounding to me that the world is almost definitely silent when it comes to hamas today, blinken also added a rare positive velopmt this war, sing the hiest nuer of d trucks sce hasnvaded were clead to enter gaza on mday, nrly 400 closero the dailaverage before october 7. now cn'my diamond reports on the latest from gazand rael after six mohs of war, we want to warn our viewers. you might find some oat we're about >> as palestinians picthrough e rubble in the wa of a major israeli drawal netaahu is vowing this jamin

reprieve in the fighting will t last wm? >> we will complete the elimination >> of hamas battalions, including in reference force in the world will stop this >> netanyahu'bellicose rhetoric coming after he faced recriminations from his flank with israel's natial security minister, itamar ben gvir, threatening to pull out of the government if the war ends without an invasion of rafah overnight, israel's military focus on threats from outside gaza, fending off the latest attack from houthi militants in yemen for the first time, isel's c-dome air defense system, a ship mounted version of the iron dome shooting down a houthi drone over the red sea tonig, israel secury canet potentiaceefire and hostage release de. for now, deal scenes out of reach in

atement, hamas says, israel's latest position has nosponded to any of the demas of our people and our resistance dence. >> the ball is in hamas'court the world isatchinto see at it does >> hamas continuing to insist on the total whdrawal of israeli foes from gaza? unfettered access for palestinians seeking to return to northern gaza the ratio of palestinian prisoners to be released in exchange for 40 israeli hostages also still being negotiated amid thruins of gaza's largest hospital palestinian crews d un agcies def tough mound dirt and shallow mass graves zoomthe bodies odons o were killed during the raeli military's to wk assaults on hospital, where isel says it wasattlin hamas litants gaza's civil defense sa 381 bodies have

been roveredovered sfar inn efforto give some peace the onesthreweeks after hasan cune father hur, was detainedy th israeli army. he has found what remas of h body for long than we've been looking for almost a week since they this moment, he says five nutes . my nephew called m and told me they found the body over their on bay and mcconney that that sense of closure i cold comfort for hassan and his faly but oths like dr. new has isla are lki for just that i came to look for husband.he says explaining that he is a doctor who was he isve or we' dead s not know were are they she cries. we don'know if they are arrested or tained underground above-ground.

where are they tell us? where are they are? >>t is farrom er andhusband f jake this week much more humanitarian aid is also making its way into ga. more than 400 trks peray that's double the number of trucks mang their way into gaza on a daily basis last week, a sign that israel is hearing the us, the essure for coming om the unitedtates, but it's also a sign atsrael, over the pa seval months, as ey've been saying that they could't they've been doing everytng they coultollow gh aid into gaza. clearl an indication that they could have been doing much, much more. jake, jeremy diamond in jerusalem. thanks so much. the white use getng seto roll ohe red cpet,he w detas were learning about tomorrowht's state dinner. that's

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wife, a little bit ago. first lady jill biden showed off preparations for the upcoming fifth state dinner of the biden administration. the dinner is tomorrow. it will honor the japanese prime minister, the white house says the decor will celebrate spring with a garden of bloom's native to both countries, including hydrangeas, sweet peas, peonies, and of course, cherry blossoms. there will also be glass and silk butterflies sprinkled throughout the decor to represent the transformative nature of the relationship between the two countries. i guess my invitation must have been lost in the mail. you can follow me on facebook, instagram, threads x, formerly known as twitter. and on the tiktok as jake tapper, you can follow show on x at the lead cnn, if you ever missing up civilly, you can listen to the show all two hours once you get your podcasts, i'll two hours is sitting there like a big, giant delicious soucie sushi. >> our conference. >> it is now on cnn. i'll see you tomorrow