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it is unacceptable both for those accused and those who have made the accusations to have an ad hock process invented mid-stream. we need no know to protect due process, exactly what that process is in in advance. >> thank you so much. >> thank you all. >> one more question, mr. boudine, in the many cases that you get of alleged misconduct, when and if there is a consequence or prosecution, etc., you almost entirely don't get information of what that consequences is or what has happened in these cases, even if misconduct is proven? >> that's correct. the only time we would learn about it would be if there were publicly filed criminal charges in court. if someone were disciplined within the sheriff's department, suspended, reassigned, retrained, fired, even, it would be virtually impossible for us to know what happened, why it happened, what the circumstances of that discipline were. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. >> and now -- and i just want to -- before we call up sheriff hennessey, i just want to reiterate what this is not about because i don't think the sheriff's departmen

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two nearby schools were placed on hock down for hours lock down for hours. school buses many stuck in traffic werero broughtd the back of the high school to pick up waiting students. >>ns it's very >> reporter: outside the middle school they were rel pick up her son. >> there were a lot of texts that went out. and the schoo called every ten nutes with messages to let us know that the children were safe and that the school was still on lock down. >> reporter: police said the precautions wer necessary to protect the community. >> we had witness statements that we couldn't te for granted. and when we are told that the shooting suspect ran back into a house and never came out, we have to treat it like >> reporter: police have not said much about the motive for the shooting but what the told us is that both the suspects and the victims akn n to each other. live in prince george county jackie news4. >>> we'll stay o on topthe search for the shooter on air and through our nbc washington app. wake up tomorrow from news4 team working for you starting at 4:00 a.m. >>>

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it's the biggest haul on record in a west african nation known to be a key trafficking point nicholas hock reports from the capital. it was a tip off from british intelligence officers that led security forces in guinea bissau to stop this refrigerated truck headed to mali the driver said he was carrying fish but hidden between the cabin in the trailer nearly a ton of cocaine with a market value of twenty five million dollars the consignment is being kept in a secret vault a u.n. peacekeeping force is tasked with keeping a close watch not just on the drugs but on the south security forces looking after the drugs and there's a good reason for that suspicion among the six men arrested is a captain from the saudis army the special advisor of new shares national assembly and nationals from other west african countries this is a regional problem it's not exclusive to. and we're throwing up is to appease the drug problem but it's not easy we don't have the means to deal with it it's not the first time security forces have been implicated in drug deals six years ago the country's naval chief appe

hock thanks so much for joining us everyone british lawmakers are holding an emergency debate on bragg's it after prime minister theresa may formally request that the e.u. extend the date of the u.k. swear troll from the block of theresa may is hoping to delay brigs it until june thirtieth but signals from brussels have been mixed chief donald tusk says the blocks leaders could approve a short delay at an upcoming summit that is if british lawmakers approved. in recent days briggs atlanta but also expressed doubts about granting a delay until june thirtieth an internal assessment from the european commission warned that such a delay could create quote serious legal and political risks for the e.u. . while at prime ministers are question time or a weekly q. and a session with the house of commons theresa may told rowdy m.p.'s why she wanted to short extension to the e.u. departure date rather than a long one take a listen setting aside the issues that are long extension would mean we would have to stand cold to new york in palm entry elections which i don't think is in anybody's interests

students were moved to a different classroom and the school put on hock down. a crew analyzed the material and determined it was harmless. >> no time did any student or staff show symptoms of a poisonous substance. a police investigation is underway to determine who that letter. >> the way a group is using to get feinstein's attention. bogan is back with the warriors. >>> a stanford employee is behind bars after stabbing his girlfriend while on drugs can, she said it was an accident. . >>> a big relief for fans of the stud. it appears to have resolved the lease issues. the ownership said it will remain there for two years. >>> the man charged with attacking a conservative activist pleaded not guilty to 3 felonies. he is accused of punching hayden williams. the incident was captured on video. he's charged with assault, battery and criminal threat. williams was trying to recruit members for turning point usa. today green berg was ordered to stay away from the victim u.c. berkeley. >> charges of a. thed murder, domestic violence and assault. he's accused of stabbi

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to hock thank you so much for your company everyone well we begin this broadcast once again in the u.k. where british lawmakers are preparing to vote on a series of options that could steer the country's would draw process from the european union or the voting comes two days after lawmakers took control of the parliamentary agenda away from the government all parliaments is now as we speak debating the proposals they include leaving the e.u. without a deal. remaining in the blocks a single markets and customs union and holding a new referendum on the plan is for the most a popular ideas to move to a second vote on monday in hopes of finding one option that can command a majority while lawmakers have already rejected the year brigs a deal negotiated with the e.u. by british prime minister theresa may twice on the spot that may has again called on lawmakers to support it we have a deal which councils are your membership fee we just don't see you making all the rules which gives us our own immigration policy and the common agricultural policy for good and succumb fisheries policy for good

featuring this year's lineup covering the political social and cultural stories of the continent nicholas hock has mall. it's. comedy. and forbidden love. drama. and even and then. the world's biggest african film festival is celebrating fifty years of the continent's cinema beyond the pomp and ceremony in brick enough asas capital an opportunity to discover and showcase some of the best storytellers on the continent . among them a director. with her film their last set during the ivory coast civil war it's a story of a father in search of his wife and son the unlikely hero of the film is his twelve year old daughter hyla who saves her father from despair and self-destruction. kali could be making history this year as her film is shortlisted for the prestigious prize of the jury never has a woman when the award show. where i minorities there are only four women directors in a space there have been many times when i've been the only woman and so we need to fight so that our peers finally recognize the roles we have and send them just like the character illustrated and i think. while there is th

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truce make up the un peacekeeping force in mali at considering reducing their contribution nicholas hock reports. we're in camp cast or in northern mali and this is a base where there are more than thirty nationalities you have canadian forces swedish el salvador bangladeshi forces just to name a few make no mistake this is an international effort to try to bring back peace in mali and beyond its borders but the situation is deteriorating on sunday more than one hundred villagers were killed in what appears to be a form of ethnic cleansing the international criminal court will investigate what is happening here but this is also the deadliest peacekeeping operation and for the united nations more blue helmets die here than in any other previous missions their lifeline are the canadian forces who are in charge of many backing front line troops now they are expected to leave in july their mission ends then in an unprecedented move the united nations have asked them to stay on bamako the government and the army there are unable to control the borders of this vast country and the region here

from the ground up thank you for joining us create to be with you to have a terrible i'm watching the hocks i think you think you know it's interesting you you've kind of you wonder taken a monumental screw. you from what's called the movement for people's party and what does the people's party stand for and what was the inspiration for you to kind of take this on because i cannot imagine the building another a new party in the united states of america today is an easy easy job no it's not but it's a necessary one because the two parties that we have the there was a really remarkable study at a prince and northwestern university a few years ago and studied twenty years worth of legislation more than two thousand pieces and it looked at the differences between the democrats and republicans and how much the public's will actually has an impact on policy and it found that under the democrats or republicans we don't have a democracy the it the quote was that the public's will has a miniscule near zero statistically insignificant impact on public policy and so it's not easy but it's not impossib

you know it might be time to rethink your morning coffee or tea hock watchers i look before you strike me dead my chair at least at least take a listen to what researchers out of the to run university of medical sciences in iran scott they've discovered that drinking extremely hot water consistently like the kind you use to make that fresh cup of coffee or tea well my friends that can increase your risk for throat cancer according to their findings from a study of over five hundred thousand people those who drank their tea at sixty degrees celsius or higher were almost twice as likely to bella to develop cancer in the throat experts my friends experts are now encouraging coffee and tea drinkers to add a little milk to bring down that temp and bring down those cancer chances. no word yet of course of these experts that are telling you to add a little milk to your coffee may or may not work for the national dairy association no word on that yet but hey you know we bring down the temp a little bit before he said all of that are that is our show for you today remember everyone in this worl

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we are hocking at partly cloudy, mostly cloudy sky. north bay valley, locations where we've got some fog. we'll check in on the visibility in just a moment. napa at 44. livermore at 42. san jose, good morning at 47. we are chillier outside our door this morning. down by eight degree in fairfield. down by nine at half moon bay. everybody else somewhere in between. the visibility out there an issue. from the coastline along highway 1 where you can see that darker shade of gray all the way inland into the napa valley. novato right now reporting visibility a little bit more than a mile. napa, visibility down to 1/2 mile. so be prepared for a little bit of fog along your commute. central and south bay looking pretty good. the cloud cover will break away to partly cloudy skies. could be breezy in some areas as we transiting to the different pattern here. 61 for san francisco this afternoon. low 60s in oakland. mid-60s in livermore. mid-60s in san jose. we are look at a nice evening if you are going to see the as play. i'm have a look at the

we do have wait liz on some ofo programs and with the hock he and skating programs expanding in the areage need, especially right here in the city. >> after some controversy,d.c. some of corrode to put the city's money towards the new rink but the nonprofit board that runs the ice arena still needs to raise $3 million by next february. >> here are four thingso know right now. d.c. mayor murual bowser will lay out her plans for second term asmayor. she will deliver her state of the district address this afternoon at the university. the district of columbia. check out the nbc washington app for details. >>> there's added pressure to fixhe destructive potholes across our area. there's major d.c. area roadways, and fixing them will take a lot of money, according to our news parter in the the park service believes they have less than half the money they need to fix all the potholes. look for for on the nbc washington app. >>> closing arguments will start today in e murder trial of a north carolina artist who was killed in d.c. two years ago. elijah torre is charged with murderinghe woman. fol

including washington examiner saying gillibrand's comments are striking given her past as an immigration hockin 2009 she voted increased funding for ice and said she believed english should be the official language of the united states. >> very different chatter. >> you are seeing the senate revolve her position. politicians do. you are seeing her calibrate to where many in the democratic primary voting base are on the issue of immigration and seeing a pretty visceral and emotional response to the object tragedy and chaos caused by this administration at the border with the separation of families. shannon: we've got to stop there because customs and border patrol, we have all seen the numbers showing the huge spike in people coming with children, some not actually families, many of them are but they come as that unit, very unlikely they are going to get turned away and only a certain time they can be held. i want to read something from the wall street journal on this, starting this week hundreds of families caught each day in the rio grande valley area are being released by border patrol agen

she's in the question in the open stosh of hospital and the and he is across the cop hock in the adult hospital both of them recovering from gunshot wounds things that almost incomprehensible to new zealand society something that. you can't imagine what ever happened here and both of them very badly injured really badly injured. last facebook post from said he was right behind and on the process of recovery but still not one hundred percent know would about his daughter at all at the stateside one can only imagine that she is seriously old she was the only victim of the shootings to be airlifted to another city to walk to and which is the biggest city in serious notice of her injuries. because we have talked last hospitals here we have a burns unit here we have a skin graft unit we have all sorts of facilities here crush it. open has one step up from that obviously and he's been flying there in order to be near i believe saw and at my spirit good seems that a father and daughter should be placed at hand in times like this so you have that personal connection but not everybody had dolls

. >> well, i would say -- hocked that jonas at thishere. point, surprisingly, i agree with adam and i agree with liz on this point. there's two separate issues here there's the trade issue, assad am points out and liz points out you're not going to solve that by closing the border, you know, trump is on just the border security aspect of it, he's come up with the whole wall idea. he's proposed it that's what he ran on. that seems to have gone away so now he's going with the well let's just close the border. i think that's ill-advised to be honest with you. mexico actually has been a very good allie. i don't think they're stealing our car business, if you will. we benefit by the lower cost of labor in mexico and having lower -priced cars come in. you know, liz started out with the key statement. we need to come up with a solution. these kind of seat-of the-pants let's close the border he hasn't said for how long, he hasn't said specifically why other than the kind of the drug traffic coming in, which is probably not going to help, so there n

him to pose provisional results that taking fifty eight percent of the voters out there as nicolas hock reports from the. it's a victory they were expecting. declared the winner of sunday's presidential election with fifty eight percent of the vote there will be no second round much of the relief of his party supporters i'm so happy that he won he deserves this because you were. going yes i mean it's not this in it's people. do they detest or not that five years outside the cars university students protest the you know it's meant police firing tear gas to quell the angry crowd. or it must be said that the incumbent candidate has confiscated the will of the senegalese people and will be the only one to bear the consequences in the face of the people and history. while the other candidates reject the results they say they want to peel the outcome during the two we campaigned incumbent president boasted of his achievements the economy is growing at an unprecedented rate of seven percent the number one job producers has tripled so all promises to turn senate go into middle income economy th

you've just told me you don't really trust her as prime minister because she is in hock to the hardlineme you don't know what you would do if parliament agreed on a majority option for brexit, you don't know what would happen, you're just hoping she would do whatever you wanted. she said she might ignore you. i asked her this question yesterday, and by the way it's not right to say i don't trust her as pm. is the influences on how i mentioned, which is true of any politician. people could start coming to me and saying you're doing absolutely wrong, and i would listen to the people that speak to me. i don't think that's unusual. the real issue is, will she do what parliament has cut to do? i believe the reason that she answered the question is that she couldn't guarantee that is because if parliament was as mad as some people say they are, by the way i think parliament is really quite sensible, i could just imagine theoretically there could be an alternative which she would find totally unacceptable to ta ke she would find totally unacceptable to take to the eu. i'm sure that she would r

hit,hock,tion, the the overall market has absorbed that really well.ina and then earnings. luke: thanks very much for joining us. this is bloomberg. caroline: just going to pick it up from here because we have breaking news from apple. it would appear they are canceling what is called the airpower product. they say they will not achieve their high standards but they believe in while chart -- in wireless charging. this is uber. -- this is bloomberg. ♪ you. all of you. how you live, what you love. that's what inspired us to create america's most advanced internet. internet that puts you in charge. that protects what's important. it handles everything, and reaches everywhere. this is beyond wifi, this is xfi. simple. easy. awesome. xfinity, the future of awesome. ritika: let's get the first word. attorney general barr said today that special counsel robert mueller's breccia report will be submitted to congress once it is properly redirected -- redacted. barr also said he is available to testify before the senate judiciary committee on may 1 and house judi