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when i was on the task force, that's one of theçh!gngs the recommended to retraining and re-emphasize for our officers the sanctity of life, use of force only when it's a last resort and only a reasonable amount of force proportionate to the threat being faced. and once that threat is remedied or dissipated then the force lessens. you need to use de-escalation to try to prevent force. it's not just a tactical move where de-escalate, talk soft. it's how you treat people from the get-go. you stopkijÑ someone on a traff stop, you treat them with respect not barking at them from the get-go. you treat them respectful and professional and that will go a long way to keeping things peaceful. >> dmitri, do you think we're in a different moment in this country where there might actually be an opportunity for the kind of change that you've been seeking? policing reform, criminal justice reform in the wake of derek chauvin being found guilty of murder? >> well, we better be, jake. if not, our children, our citizens as well as our police officers a

the son and the new military leader will will will take in both the g 5 say hell and as a as a member of the multinational joint task force i don't think it's going to change very much the yemen g t f is headed by a nigerian general and there's been no change in the politics of nigeria recently. nor have there been in the know has there been in the other countries involved in the m a g d f what what what remains to be seen is how the military will operate in domestic terms rather than regionals or we have to leave it there david smith executive director of okapi consulting and radio and our son and thomas and i thank you very much my pleasure. now russian president vladimir putin has been delivering his annual state of the nation address he warned that moscow would respond in a swift and harsh way to any foreign provocations mr putin's speech comes as tensions with the west are increasing over a russian military build up on the border with ukraine while there is also now a growing international concern about russian opposition leader alexina vollies deteriorating health but mr putin's speech focused mainly on internal iss

g.'s facing the most serious charge since being forced from power by the military it carries up to 14 years in prison activists have been continuing to protest exactly 2 months after the general seized power. a ship carrying 1200 people who fled violence in northern mozambique has arrived at the port town of pemba family members were waiting outside the port to see which their loved ones were among them armed group storm the northern city of palm a week ago killing hundreds of people the head of egypt's suez canal or thora he says the country expects more than a $1000000000.00 in compensation after a cargo vessel blocked the canal for nearly a week he said the amount should cover the cost to dislodge the ship losses due to stalled traffic and loss transit fees but he didn't specify who would be paid. the leader of the palestinian israeli party has called for better coexistence between arabs and jews and so a bastard not indorse prime minister benjamin netanyahu nor his rivals in a closely watched speech as united arab party has emerged as a kingmaker following israel's latest inconclusive e

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nigerian border on the money and border and broken if i so because china is also contributing forces to the g. feistel group of nations as well as the contributions being made by fronts here in nigeria we expect if statement shortly from the president i remember very well when president obama to bloody a took over power in 2015 the fost country visited was child and he met with president idriss deby then to seek support and cooperation in the fight against but then i saw it was not even on the map now i sware piece on the scene and there are concerns that the emerging developments in china the rebellion in china the political crisis there as well as the incidences of what i'm attacks as well as i still and other groups activity in this hell itself is causing great concerns on this part of the lake chad region and it often is that because of security concerns it within china itself the new president or the new government in place mainly with bro it's gone so just to try to bolster security internally because we're talking about a country with a history of kools with a country a history of rebe

leaders have condemned a build up of russian forces on the country's border with ukraine the g 7 a group of advanced nations says it's deeply concerned by what it calls russian provocations ukraine has accused moscow of sending thousands of troops to the region russia says these soldiers are on its own territory there are fears that a 7 year conflict between the 2 sides could flare up ok. a russian military camp set up suddenly close to russia's border with ukraine witnesses have reported seeing rows of tanks in the area and artillery being moved by train and leaders in europe and the us are trying to find out why. russia is not denying the troop movements but says it's not threatening anyone. receiving the questions are being asked what is it that the russian federation is doing on the border with ukraine the answer is very simple we live there it is our country some kremlin figures have gone further setting out conditions for a possible russian intervention against its neighbor. which a beginning of military actions is the beginning of the end of ukraine. the buildup seems to be russia

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g. 5. counterterrorism efforts in mali a new share. the center was to actually help those efforts or actually serve as a stabilizing force is also a term it's open to interpretation given that those chatty and units were just recently accused of large scale human rights violations in their last week or 2 weeks ago so the sense in which they are actually stabilizing stabilizing forces is open to interpretation as well thank god i thank you so much that daniel paul for speaking to us from london. thank you. once more how does your in his hour including. parliament has to vote on whether to expel the french ambassador over the balance conservative party and its supporters. response to it around the corner company is being served a search warrant on the struggle without le bron james the best of the n.b.a. action coming up with peter in sports. but 1st more than 20 russian warships have taken part in military exercises in the black sea that's according to russian media the move comes as the u.s. pushes back against moscow's plan to block foreign ships from parts of the black sea for 6 months washington says the move is an unprovoked escala

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their enemy and they're using lethal force against them you know they're treating myanmar cities like a battlefield and they've used machine guns and grenades and r p g's against protesters in places like by the go where last week we saw more than 80 people killed in one morning and what are you hearing from protesters on the ground do they feel the international community is standing up for them. they are disappointed by the international community they want to see more action they have appreciate all the statements that have been made by various foreign ministers around the world and by the u.n. security council and others but they're calling for much more i think if they had their way they would see an invocation by the u.n. security council of the responsibility to protect doctrine and some sort of deployment by the international community into me and our but i don't think that's realistic and i don't think that's really in anybody's plans you know whether it be the u.s. you or elsewhere so you know the people i think are disappointed the international community hasn't come in as almost like the cavalry but they're determined to continue protesting

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g go get in people's face." when they are just trained to have dinner. that is anarchy. host: next caller. caller: i had a discussion regarding the best question regarding the immigrant labor force. given the california districts, 16, 21, california 22 and 23 are so independent, i was wondering what agribusiness and big ag stays out of the argument, and what they want. every time this issue comes up, ag gets nervous. in june of 2019, the white house dispatched secretary perdue to california 16 to reassure them that i.c.e. isn't going after farmworkers, reported in the sun newspaper. it would seem that they would not stand on the fence and taken issue. host: congressman, go ahead. guest: thank you for that, tom. sounds like you are probably from the central valley, where ag labor is desperately needed. secretary perdue at the time was trying to keep the solutions flowing. i am a member of a group co-authoring a bill called the " former workforce modernization act." it will keep the labor we have in the country. the problem is so much of the country relies on the ag workforce but has come here illegally. i am a strong advocate for a strong border, continuing to build the fence, ha

forced to return to myanmar. in some time i call swoons students of being bullied abused and humiliated by their teachers one a one east investigates thailand school scandal on l g c. the . al-jazeera. you're watching the news hour live from headquarters and. coming up in the next 60 minutes protesters in thailand repeat their demands for the government to resign but the movement appears to be losing momentum. jordan's parliament reaffirms its support for the king after his half brother accuse the country's leaders often comp .

announced an additional 500 troops going into your which seems to be a g reversal of the trump administration's proposals to reduce forces in europe. you comment on this increase in forces? >> we are excited, they are part of the previous forces massive underneath dp to decision program and its focus is to deliver a task force organization in germany and approximately 500 soldiers and that will approve our ability and all means to bring buyers service to surface dimension to increase ability to deter. >> from your first review, do you feel you will have accurate resources to meet all your obligations? >> we do but as you will note, we are always interested in working to increase our competitive advantage but we do have adequate resources. >> thank you. as i indicated in my opening remarks, we've asked mobility requirements study still in the works, when will we see the report and can youit give additional reaction as to what your prognosis and is about the report? >> let me first say thank you for your support as you have directed global mobility capabilities requirement in the 2020 study to to be delivered in june. i ca

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force that began right around the point that mr. floyd was on the ground? >> yes, sir. >> all right. now i i would like to then fos your attention to the grandma g vs. connor factor pick you indicated one of the factors that you consider is the severity of the offense being investigated, is that right? >> yes, sir. >> to you recall what was at the severity of the offense being investigated here? >> if i remember correctly it was mr. floyd was accused of having a counterfeit 20-dollar bill. >> how does that particular offense, , the severity of the offense, relates to the appropriateness of the force in the used against them? >> typically, in a normal situation where you don't want someone -- counterfeiter or someone was using a counterfeit bill, typically you would next spect use any type of force. >> when you are looking at in the connor standard the severity of the offense, is the label of the offense, the misdemeanor or felony, is that important? >> in some cases yes. >> what do you find more important than the label of the offense? >> the persons actions. >> and so would it be fair to describe the counterfeit $20 bill as a fairly low-level offen

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so this situation is forcing them to pay for an enormous infrastructure bill, most of which is not infrastructure. >> i would also point out, we were the highest tax rate among the gtors among president obama. we will be again if we go to 28%. it's not just the federal tax rate, it's the state rights. we were under president trump the 16th highest. so we will be less competitive. we will not be competitive with these other nations economically. you're right. 2019 was the strongest labor market we've had in the history of the country. highest family income, lowest poverty rate. two years of declining income inequality. that went to blacks, hispanics and asians. you're going to take that away with these tax rates. they're going to lose. >> martha: marie, final thought. not concerned about the jobs that could be lost, particularly for minorities who saw big job gains under the prior administration. >> there's many studies showing how many jobs will be gained if we pass the infrastructure bill. anybody that tells you the corporate tax cuts went to the workers, they're not telling the truth. they went to the top leadership and the stockholders, not the average citizen.

force the college to dismantle and demanding that the board reverse that decision. let's check with gianna to see how your thursday commute is shaping up. a couple trouble spots out there, g>>> there are a couple trouble spots. one of them will affect your ride across east shore freeway, west bound 80 with first reports of a crash that's blocking at least one lane. we are seeing traffic backing up quickly as you commute out of hercules. west bound 80, brake lights around the highway 4 connector extending to where the trouble spot is. we had an accident in the same area yesterday. bay bridge toll plaza starting to back up ever so slightly. you will have pockets of slowing across upper deck into san francisco. west bound 80 highway 4 to the maze, looking at a 21 minute travel time and we are monitoring brake lights into the altamont pass. both of the delays are from 205 towards north flynn. you will have a few brake lights connecting to 680. if you are coming out of tracy it is slow from mount house towards that 580, 205 connector. an update on north bound 101 after civic center drive, left lane blocked for injury crash and traffic backed up into san rafael. south bound 101

force in a 2018 ti. s ys itwas lf defense. inatiomonth that left a homeless man dead. >>> may area pop artist gregory jacobs, better known as shock g has died. he cofounded oakland-based rap group digital underground, which went on to have six albums. we talked to him in 1991 at a studio in richmond. he was also known for producing some of 2pac 's songs. he was best known for his alter ego, humpty hump. jacob's family confirmed the news to abc yesterday. >>> this morning, a spacex crew of four made history with a predawn launch from the kennedy space center. >> three, two, one, go. mission and lift off! off! off!f >> so now the crew isthe crew i way to the international space station on the dragon capsule, which was its first time being used. abc news transportation correspondent has more on the mission. >> mission and lift off! >> vehicle downrange. >> reporter: one of nasa's veteran astronaut launching into space is megan macarthur. her husband, astronaut bob anqing was the pilot on that historic first mission that launched last year. >> it has been really helpful to have him really understand what it is i am doing now and what i

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this as the starting point, not the end. ' ., g ' ' take this as the starting point, not the end. ' ., . " ., the end. on the 15th ofjune 1955, a small forcet pay any attention to graves from the boer war or awards before 1900 and have left to go to rack and ruin, how long will we be able to sustain the brilliant effort that the commission carries out now in maintaining graves from the second world war and onwards? studio: we will leave that discussion there with the defence secretary ben wallace, giving that statement following that report into how so many black and asian soldiers were not commemorated. now it's time for a look at the weather. hello again. it's been a cold and frosty start to the day, but temperatures are now rising quite nicely. today's forecast is a largely dry one. i say largely dry because the cloud across the north of scotland may produce an odd shower, but for most of us, we will have some strong april sunshine. high pressure is firmly in charge. if you look at the isobars along the english channel, here we have some gusty winds, gusting 30 or 40mph through the course of the day. but a lot of sunshine on offer for m

sisterhood, the women of the yp g, a syrian malitia who defied their own culture to lead in combat with their male counterparts and alongside american special operations forces life traveling to the region for years to interview these women on the frontline, women like a combat leader whose calm, confidence and determination inspired the women in her command. >> she gets on the radio to them and says the men you are fighting against think you have no value. show them what you are made of, so that even if this is your last breath, we will have done something. >> wounded in battle, and en dearing extroverted combination of grit and heart. at her childhood friend rajda, more introspective, masking an iron will. >> when i asked okay, but why did you start the women's protection forces, she said to me two things. one is we could not let the ideas of isis stand, and secondly, we just didn't want men taking credit for our work which is maybe the most universal theme anybody, who is a woman, knows. >> the kurdish women took up arms initially to protect their families and their communities, but realized in a struggle they could, and did, accomplish so much more. mili

g go get in people's face." when they are just trained to have dinner. that is anarchy. host: next caller. caller: i had a discussion regarding the best question regarding the immigrant labor forcen the california districts, 16, 21, california 22 and 23 are so independent, i was wondering what agribusiness and big ag stays out of the argument, and what they want. every time this issue comes up, ag gets nervous. in june of 2019, the white house dispatched secretary perdue to california 16 to reassure them that i.c.e. isn't going after farmworkers, reported in the sun newspaper. it would seem that they would not stand on the fence and taken issue. host: congressman, go ahead. guest: thank you for that, tom. sounds like you are probably from the central valley, where ag labor is desperately needed. secretary perdue at the time was trying to keep the solutions flowing. i am a member of a group co-authoring a bill called the " former workforce modernization act." it will keep the labor we have in the country. the problem is so much of the country relies on the ag workforce but has come here illegally. i am a strong advocate for a strong border, continuing to build the fence, have the