and showed a man wearing a t. a scar in the crosshairs of a gun and joining us now to discuss the plainview project's discoveries is author speaker and editor at large for salon dot com the walk and thanks for joining us is great you guys for having me you've written document of a lot of this. between you know the black community in baltimore and the police source who are supposed to be there protecting and serving the. dude when you look at these social media poll post and these were in baltimore but a lot of it from cities around the st louis things like that. do they reflect the reality of the police the police officers that you've dealt with and observed in baltimore they've reflect the reality of the stats it's another thing for everyone to read when you when you look at this that is to say one in 3 black men born going to spend some type of time. inside of a prison cell or be incarcerated at some point you can't just say well black people are born to go to jail these are people that are here for whatever reason pushing for this agenda a lot of these people come from places where they

it doesn't mean the case goes away and the defendant goes free. >> the plainview ojecon social media started by a group of philadelphia lawyers and 26 said current or former officers in jurisdictions including dallas and lake county florida have also posted similar material. >> a new survey released by aaa shows where people are admitting they are driving while high. some numbers from chp back up the survey. less than halfway through the year, the redwood city office has already made just as many driving under the influence of drug arrests as it did last year. some point the finger at the legalization of marijuana under california law. the officer art montiel is with the chp. >> just because you can smoke doesn't mean you can drive. >> chp says unlike alcohol, officers don't have a way to measure the amount of marijuana in a person's system, but technology is in the process of being developed. >>> rollbacks for carbon emission restrictions and apple announces a new place to fix your devices. marc liverman has those stories and more in today money watch report. >> reporter: stocks ros

both on and off the job for their conduct and beliefs and that is exactly what the plainview project did by documenting the social media accounts of police officers launched by philadelphia lawyer emily baker wife the project examine the accounts of about $2900.00 officers from 8 departments across the country and an additional $600.00 retired officers from the same departments and what they found was shocking for some but a sad truth for the rest of us roughly one in 5 of the current officers and 2 in 5 of the retired officers examined made public posts or comma displaying bias applauding violence scoffing at due process for using the humanizing language the officers mocked mexicans women and black people celebrated the confederate flag and showed a man wearing a t. a scarf in the crosshairs of a gun and joining us now to discuss the plainview project discoveries is author speaker and editor at large for salon dot com a walk and thanks for joining us thank you guys for having me you've written little documented a lot of the struggles between the black community in baltimore and the

crimes regardless of any sort of civil liberty embley cations of it citizens like those behind my plainview project be allowed to do the same with government officials and law enforcement agencies should we be able to go in there and hold them accountable when the rest of us most of our jobs most jobs now require that you you know remember that you work for that company and social media you can lose your job you can be in trouble at your school you could do any number of things do you think we should start holding politicians and elected officials and public servants like police officers more accountable for these things should there be stricter rules either don't have one at all. or watch what you say mind your mind your p's and q's. it's crazy because i kind of want them to have them so we can just know how do you really think that you don't hi but i give you one and i do think that it should be used against certain situations happen it should be used against them you know how many. video. clips with a guy was waving guns on social media so we need to lock them up when a guy was talking a

the posts were uncovered by the plainview project, led by emilie baker white. a conversation about subcultures and policing. i'm happy that conversation is having a national level. 153% homicides, up 9 points. at a news conference on wednesday, richard ross, the police commissioner, acknowledged how the facebook boasts can have an initial reaction when you heard these allegations. >> i thought they were idiots. >> translator: he says his swaepts are more evidence. how many of those officers have do active investigation and concern to another level. >> reporter: of the 328 posted o liver ya content, had one or >>> this is "the cbs overnight news." >> crime labs across the country, have a problem on their hands. a growing backlog of criminal evidence that needs to be tested. that has victims and suspects living in limbo. maria via reial has more. >> reporter: on new year's eve 2016, she was on her way to a pawnshop. were you nervous at all? >> no. we weren't doing anything wrong. >> reporter: dash cam video hows the couple were calm and cooperating. >> reporter:

just here in philadelphia but nationwide the police departments in all 8 cities looked at by the plainview project have launched investigations. previn mark tyler says the findings contribute to an us versus them mentality in minority communities all we want is the same thing that everyone else wants to feel that if you need a police officer in a time of trouble that you're going to get help it's going to get support and that you're going to get the benefit of the doubt that you will be judged by your behavior not by what you look like on the outside. he and others are hoping his revelation which we need to better training for officers kristen salumi al jazeera philadelphia. all right still ahead here on al-jazeera good sport roger federer a closing in on a tense title in germany far we'll have that story but like. sri lanka's easter sunday bombings reverberated around the world with religious and ethnic tension rising one o one east investigates it is the new front line in sri lanka on al-jazeera. has for nic thank you brazil or through to the quarter finals of the copa america the 8 time

but according to the plainview project, which created the database, other departments across the countryloy officers who have made similar statements, from philadelphia, dallas, as well as st. louis, where the top prosecutor banned 22 officers from presenting cases. late today, philadelphia police commissioner richard ross announced that 72 police officers will be moved to desk duty. ware eqy by many of the posts y orter: what do you want the city council to do? in phoenix, viri hernandez has been advocating for police changes. >> this is how these officers think. this is how they feel. and so when they're on the streets, this is how they're acting. >> reporter: the phoenix police department says that it has launched an internal review of the 75 active officers' facebook statements, and all of this is unfolding, even though officers here have been taking implicit bias classes. maurice. >> dubois: jeff pegues in phoenix tonight, thank you. a new united nations report says there's credible evidence the crown prince of saudi arabia is responsible for the murder of "washington post" journali

just here in philadelphia but nationwide the police departments in all 8 cities looked at by the plainview project have launched investigations reverend mark tyler says the findings contribute to an us versus them mentality in minority communities all we want is the same thing that everyone else wants to feel that if you need a police officer in a time of trouble that you're going to get help it's going to get support and that you're going to get the benefit of the doubt that you will be judged by your behavior not by what you look like on the outside. he and others are hoping his revelation was better training for officers kristen salumi al jazeera philadelphia . if the o.p.'s military chief of staff has been shot and injured in the country's capital this was announced by the prime minister and a t.v. address a security advisory has been issued for u.s. diplomatic staff in addis ababa harding joins us on the phone from addis now selena what what do we know about what what happened. how shall we know if there is a to attend and behind our earlier today by far is about 500 kilometers north

just here in philadelphia but nationwide the police departments in all 8 cities looked at by the plainview project have launched investigations reverend mark tyler says the findings contribute to an eye. vs them mentality in minority communities all we want is the same thing that everyone else wants to feel that if you need a police officer in a time of trouble that you're going to get help it's going to get support and that you're going to get the benefit of the doubt that you will be judged by your behavior not by what you look like on the outside. others are holding these revelation we need to better training for officers kristen salumi al-jazeera philadelphia. a quick check of the headlines here on al-jazeera ethiopia's military says it's back in full control of the northern state after a regional cooler temps but also saw the country's military chief shot dead say only mccammon was killed at his home in the capital addis ababa shot dead by his bodyguard the prime minister says the move to take i'm horace state was led by a high ranking military official. in ethiopia as head of army in

just here in philadelphia but nationwide the police departments in all 8 cities looked at by the plainview project have launched investigations reverend mark tyler says the findings contribute to an eye. vs them mentality in minority communities all we want is the same thing that everyone else wants to feel that if you need a police officer in a time of trouble that you're going to get help it's going to get support and that you're going to get the benefit of the doubt that you will be judged by your behavior not by what you look like on the outside. and others are hoping his revelation was better training for officers kristen salumi al jazeera philadelphia . protesters have been outside georgia's parliament for a 3rd day they've been mostly peaceful after hundreds of people were arrested and injured in violence with police in tbilisi on thursday demonstrators tried to storm parliament after a russian politicians governor of gave a speech in his native language in response about to be putin announced holton flights to georgia starting next month. and lead is have wrapped up the latest summ

just here in philadelphia but nationwide the police departments in all 8 cities looked at by the plainview project have launched investigations reverend mark tyler says the findings contribute to an on. vs them mentality in minority communities all we want is the same thing that everyone else wants to feel that if you need a police officer in a time of trouble that you're going to get help and it's going to get support and that you're going to get the benefit of the doubt that you will be judged by your behavior not by what you look like on the outside. he and others are hoping his revelation was due to better training for officers christian salumi al jazeera philadelphia afghanistan have now really missed out on the biggest win in their cricketing history they lost a tight world cup match against india by just 11 runs so how much reports. if you gave afghanistan a chance against india but they look good early on picking rohit sharma for just one. there are kohli got india on track was but when he fell to 67 leaving india on 135 for afghanistan had real hope. they managed to restrict india

. >> reporter: the move follows a recent report from the plainview project, an advocacy group that analyzeds came from the facebook accounts of current and former police officers. the project looked at eight jurisdictions nationwide ranging from big cities to rural areas, creating what they call a geographic snapshot of american policing. what they found is disturbing. according to the group, a dallas officer commented about a video of a black man being arrested. quote, this expletive got me dying. another from a phoenix officer says, it's a good day for a choke hold. the group also points out these similar posts by officers in three cities, showing a meme with a confederate flag, saying, this does not offend me, but this does, referring to a picture of two men wearing saggy pants. some posts refer to african-americans as animals or rabid while others are islamaphobic or promote violence. philadelphia's district attorney says he may have to bench officers from testifying on certain cases because of what they posted online. >> if you have someone who is expressing very islamaphobic or really

just here in philadelphia but nationwide the police departments in all 8 cities looked at by the plainview project have launched investigations. reverend mark tyler says the findings contribute to an us versus them mentality in minority communities all we want is the same thing that everyone else wants to feel that if you need a police officer in a time of trouble that you're going to get help it's going to get support and that you're going to get the benefit of the doubt that you will be judged by your behavior not by what you look like on the outside. he and others are hoping his revelation was better training for officers kristen salumi al jazeera philadelphia . afghanistan narrowly missed out on the biggest when and their cricketing history and lost a tight world cup match against india by just 11 run so malik reports. if you gave the dumbest on the chance against india but they look good in the olympic and rohit sharma for just one. virat kohli got india on track i but when he fell to 67 leaving india on 134 for afghanistan had real hope. they managed to restrict india to less than 10

the group known as the plainview project says it has also identified racist social media postings b claimarges against a s.e.a.l. commander despite a stunning twist in his trial. special operations chief edward gallagher is being tried for the death of a captured isis fighter in iraq. on the stand yesterday navy s.e.a.l. corey scott testified for the prosecution and said he saw gallagher stab the isis member in the neck, then scott claimed he killed the victim by cutting off his airway. prosecutors accuse scott of lying because he's been granted immunity. gallagher is also facing an attempted murder charge for allegedly shooting at civilians. >>> police in charlotte are asking for the public's help to find these two bank robbers. surveillance video shows them inside a wells fargo branch two weeks ago. one of the suspects was pointing two pistols at bank workers while the second collected money. police haven't said how much they got away with or if anyone was hurt during that robbery. >>> newly released surveillance video shows a man trying to rush through a security checkpoint at sky harb

just here in philadelphia but nationwide the police departments in all 8 cities looked at by the plainview project have launched investigations. reverend mark tyler says the findings contribute to an us versus them mentality in minority communities all we want is the same thing that everyone else wants to feel that if you need a police officer in a time of trouble that you're going to get help it's going to get support and that you're going to get the benefit of the doubt that you will be judged by your behavior not by what you look like on the outside. and others are holding his revelation and better training for officers kristen salumi al jazeera philadelphia . ok i'm going to take a rest and here with these for now i thank you so much come on the city's druther lewis hamilton has just won the french girl in prayers hamilton's 4th straight win and he extends his advantage at the top of the formula one championship to $36.00 points now the brits and began the race in pole position and led from start to finish ended up 18 seconds ahead of. ferrari's charlotte came in 3rd. australia's ashle

we go on to plainview, new york. what is your name? go ahead. caller: good morning.s although trump is , trying to boy establish a coup d'etat is not the way to conduct another president. it sets a precedent going forward and anybody who was elected, if they do something or their background can be fully they can be and attacked for the next few years. we have elijah cummings who was scandal andthe involved in funneling money for his wife involved in the election. we have hillary, champion of women who destroyed cell phones and computer evidence, 33,000 emails. i can go on and on. democratic sins is just as gate as -- great as reported sins of our president. thank you. host: we have rick on the line from idaho. go ahead. caller: good morning, c-span. of the my observation entire mueller investigation, the democratic party is running on a deployed deception. no one was paying attention to the left-handed democratic party . the the voters went to voting booth, the voter voted democrat. this is nothing more than a scene in the shawshank .edemption the question nobody ask