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the officers ordered hall to stop and drop the tool when he did not comply officer matt smith fired for nonlethal beanbag rounds at hall when he still wouldn't stop officers murphy and hey, so each fired their service weapons, multiple times hall fell to the ground was taken into custody and later died at the hospital in this report detailing the investigation into the shooting. the district attorney concluded the evidence shows that officer murphy and hey, so acted in what each of them actually and reasonably believed to be self defense and defense of others. examined evidence does not support the contention that the shooting of hall was criminal noted defense attorney john burris says he is disappointed with the da's decision but says he hopes this case will result in changes to how law enforcement deal with the mentally ill. so i think miles cases that the forefront. >> of counties looking at these issues. cities looking at these issues and seeing what can be done in order to put in place other kinds of mechanisms. the not require. a gun. tasers. >> the definitely the weapons in waln

the officers ordered hall to stop and drop the tool when he did not comply officer matt smith fired for nonlethal beanbag rounds at hall when he still wouldn't stop officers murphy and hey, so each fired their service weapons, multiple times hall fell to the ground was taken into custody and later died at the hospital in this report detailing the investigation into the shooting. the district attorney concluded the evidence shows that officer murphy and hey, so acted in what each of them actually and reasonably believed to be self defense and defense of others. examined evidence does not support the contention that the shooting of hall was criminal noted defense attorney john burris says he is disappointed with the da's decision but says he hopes this case will result in changes to how law enforcement deal with the mentally ill. so i think miles cases that the forefront. >> of counties looking at these issues. cities looking at these issues and seeing what can be done in order to put in place other kinds of mechanisms. the not require. a gun. tasers. >> the definitely the weapons in waln

matt gaetz? >> yes. >> reporter: israel hall says he believes gaetz so far but wants to see the investigation play out.we're concerned about cancel culture where people get accused of things before you get a chance to defend yourself or go through the full process. >> reporter: rick car lynn has had his own -- about the allegations against gaetz. >> based on what i've heard they're not. >> reporter: what are you basing that on? >> anybody who supports president trump is -- that's the cancel culture. >> reporter: when his nationwide tour kicks off, gaetz will be joined by georgia congresswoman marjorie taylor greene. when we asked about her support of gaetz, this republican seemed to waffle. if marjorie taylor greene says she knows matt gaetz that has done nothing wrong, should you belief her? would you believe her? >> i tend to believe her. >> reporter: she's the queen of conspiracy theories and she says matt gaetz didn't do anything wrong, why would you believe her? >> i don't know that she would know that completely. >> reporter: about the tour's title -- this america first title, what does that mean

the officers ordered hall to stop and drop the tool when he did not comply officer matt smith fired for nonlethal beanbag rounds at hall when he still wouldn't stop officers murphy and hey, so each fired their service weapons, multiple times hall fell to the ground was taken into custody and later died at the hospital in this report detailing the investigation into the shooting. the district attorney concluded the evidence shows that officer murphy and hey, so acted in what each of them actually and reasonably believed to be self defense and defense of others. examined evidence does not support the contention that the shooting of whole was criminal noted defense attorney john burris says he is disappointed with the da's decision but says he hopes this case will result in changes to how law enforcement deal with the mentally ill. so i think miles cases that the forefront. >> of counties looking at these issues. cities looking at these issues and seeing what can be done in order to put in place other kinds of mechanisms. the not require. a gun. tasers. >> the definitely the weapons in wal

the officers ordered hall to stop and drop the tool when he did not comply officer matt smith fired for nonlethal beanbag rounds at hall when he still wouldn't stop officers murphy and hey, so each fired their service weapons, multiple times hall fell to the ground was taken into custody and later died at the hospital in this report detailing the investigation into the shooting. the district attorney concluded the evidence shows that officer murphy and hey, so acted in what each of them actually and reasonably believed to be self defense and defense of others. examined evidence does not support the contention that the shooting of whole was criminal noted defense attorney john burris says he is disappointed with the da's decision but says he hopes this case will result in changes to how law enforcement deal with the mentally ill. so i think miles cases that the forefront. >> of counties looking at these issues. cities looking at these issues and seeing what can be done in order to put in place other kinds of mechanisms. the not require. a gun. tasers. >> the definitely the weapons. all r

. >> matt, dad goes into the whataboutism hall of fame, what is motivating this movement to tell sentimenteople, who can fog up a mirror, who are alive and watching television on one six trying to tell them, what their eyes were seen? >> look, this is not new. this is been going on for almost as long as one six remember with senator johnson who said, it was like a picnic, there was a camaraderie there are people giving each other hugs, this is not an accident. this is not somebody misspeaking, this is unintentional attempt to read con, coup basically half people forget what happened. you're showing this be role, if you watch what happened and most of us who watched it live on tv, people beating police officers with american flags. it seemed pretty violent, pretty crazy, it was a horrific day. but i think in the minds of a lot of people, they are whitewashing it, this is revisionist history. and it is not an accident. >> on that quote i know want to take a break, both of our guest thankfully have agreed to stay with us while we fit this in and coming up when our conversation continues. we f

matt gaetz? >> yes. >> reporter: republican israel hall says he leaves gaetz so far but wants to see the investigation are allegations. and most conservatives, we're concerned about cancel culture where people get accused of things before you get a chance to defend yourself or go through the full process. >> reporter: fellow republican rick carlands has his own doubt about the allegations against gaetz. >> if i was a betting man, and i'm not, i'd bet they're not true. >> reporter: what do you base that on? >> anybody who is supportive of donald trump right now is under attack. rudy giuliani, matt gaetz. that's the cancel culture. it's what's going on today. >> reporter: when his nationwide tour kicks off, gaetz will be joined by georgia congresswoman marjorie taylor greene. when we asked about her support of gaetz, this republican seemed to waffle. marjorie taylor greene says she knows matt gaetz has done something wrong, should people believe her? would you believe her? >> i would tend to believe her. >> reporter: marjorie taylor greene is the scene of conspiracy theories and she says matt gaetz didn

. >> so matt, that goes into the what-aboutism hall of fame.t is motivating this movement to tell people who are watching people on 1/6 try to tell them what their eyes weren't seeing? >> well, look, this is not new. this has been going on for, you know, almost as long as 1/6. was it senator johnson who said -- it was, like, a picnic, there was a comradery there, people giving each other hugs. this is not an accident. this is not somebody misspeaking. this is an intentional attempt to rep con to, you know, basically have people forget what happened. you're showing this b roll. if you watch what happened, most of us who watched it live on tv, people beating police officers with american flags. it seems pretty violent, pretty crazy. it was a horrific day. but i think in the minds of a lot of people, they are whitewashing it. this is revisionist history and it is not an accident. >> okay. on that quote, i know when to take a break. both of our guests have agreed to stay with us while we fit this in. >>> coming up, when our conversation continues,

she has worked in city hall in san francisco for the last three years serving as a legislative aide to supervisor matt haney. she held a vice chair see in her local county. central committee. >>> and east bay man set a goal of making a difference in the lives of 50 million children around the world. >> he has impacted nearly 40 million children. we are introduced to this week's bay area jefferson award winner. >> venture capitalists has an idea to pay it forward. he turned to a hobby into a business to help fund it >>> randy hagan a member of yahoo's family team tasted success in silicon valley when he turned 50 he started something new as he blogged daily reasons to be grateful. >> help all of us together help make an impact into something to give back to the world. randy found of the gratitude network in 2014. the nonprofit offers a free one- year fellowship program for social entrepreneurs who are changing children's lives in education health and social justice. >> they moved into the role of executive director out of passion for helping children. now they may be lacking the leadership skills. to c

city manager eric leavitt and police captain matt mcmullen joined members of the group youth activists of alameda friday morning for a 40 minute virtual town hall to discuss police reform and accountability. many of the questions surrounding the recent in custody. death of 26 year-old mario gonzalez. we are heartsick. >> the city of alameda. it has taken steps immediately to investigate this situation with to criminal investigations and an independent outside investigation. they are all ongoing. and for that reason despite alameda high school senior and moderator raquel williams asking several direct questions about the gonzalez case. >> and how officers responded that deadly day does their go against the police code of conduct the city leaders declined to answer citing the ongoing investigations. i can't respond. >> what how their behavior is being at this point what captain mcmullen would say in general is that his department, like many other law enforcement agencies in the bay area and across the country. >> needs to evolve and improve the way it interacts with the community, especially bring mental health-related calls for service. i think

hall of fame day for more greats >>> baseball up top. the giants are battling the pirates. this game could come back and bite you. the a's were jovial, 1a, matt olson got a fastball he could drive. how about a two run homer. gave's the a's the early 2-0 lead. second straight game with a homer, it was 4-1. all coming together, watch this seventh inning foul ball grab, matt chapman with bases loaded. but in the eighth, a large man, blast, and the comeback was done. the twins beat the a's, final of 5-4. meantime, our peugeots, is moving over a few freeways. he said to sign with l.a. and he is 41 years old. and overlooked cold signed in charm city at the preakness in baltimore. went a mile and 3/16, but spirit held the lead until the final turn. rombauer is surged past midnight bourbon and medina spirit. medina spirit has no more shot at the triple crown. >>> kobe bryant was inducted into the basketball hall of fame. he was killed in january of 2020 along with his daughter and seven others in a helicopter crash in southern california. his wife vanessa spoke for her late husband. >> you did it. you are in the hall of fame now. you are a true champ

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matt coveiac. thank you for joining the program today. what is the leadership doing to rectify this problem? there are literally tents surrounding city hallked the mayor about it he said they are dealing with it you live there. what's happening. >> no. they are not dealing with it that's a falsehood. there is no other to use to describe it what's amazing, lawrence, and thank you for coming to the city to tell the story. we appreciate it it's been illegal to camp at city hall even before the ordinance took effect 2019. it was a curfew building. always illegal to camp there. they have been camping there since we had 58% victory on may 1st. 91,000 austinites made their voices heard we don't believe it's good for our city. we apt clean and safe city. this camping disaster has to come to an end. if you look the last three fiscal year the city has spent $161 million. we have gotten very little for that now they are proposing spending $500 million over the next three years to house just 3,000 people. we can do better than that we must do better than that. >> lawrence: forgive me, brother, we are both from texas. we have got a lot of pride. we ar

matt. >>> after all of this tragedy, how to make sense of it. traditionally people gather. that will be happening outside of san jose city hallgil will be held. wayne freedman is live from there. >> reporter: at evening. we expect a vigil here tonight. not a lot of people here get. behind us some of the flowers and material that has been dropped off. when the crowd gathers they will be over in the area. what happens tonight has been building all day. >> rent touched by a tragedy we cannot control the instinct to act anyway and to owned that owned that is compelling. names in hearts and people who came by. >> nobody expects that to happen to them. >> this was the pre-vigil before the vigil tonight. a slow but constant parade. today he parked his bus for a few minutes, lived. what of the victims is from the same village where he grew up. >> i don't know what is going on. >> a profound loss. this woman preferred to not speak with us. her grief stronger than any words. credit angelina lopez, a stranger who joined her to lend comfort. >> if that was one of my family members i would want someone to do the same for me. >> reporter:

matt gaetz. those are the people who kevin mccarthy is happy to write a hall pass for and pat them on the head andpart of the team. but for liz cheney to come out and defend the sort of foundations of american democracy, we can't abide that anymore in this republican party. i mean, it would be laughable if it wasn't so terrifying. >> exactly. tim alberta, we waited a long time to get you on this program. it's a pleasure to have you here. thank you for starting us off this hour. donna and david plouffe are sticking around for more. >>> when we return, as the republican party clings to the former guy and his lies, there's some movement today in congress toward a 9/11 style commission, maybe, to investigate the capitol riot. we'll tell you about it next. >>> plus, the challenge of rooting out extremism among america's law enforcement and police departments. it's proving easier said than done. >>> and getting kids vaccinated and back in the classroom safely in the face of a growing vaccine disinformation campaign. "deadline white house" continues after a quick break. don't go anywhere. ontinues after

hall. mark my words. and kevin mccarthy sticks to his know see emstrategy, telling cnn's manu raju, quote, i didn't see that. i don't know what happened. let me not forget, please, matt gaetz. for months the feds have been looking into whether he allegedly broke sex trafficking, prostitution and public corruption laws and whether he had sex with a minor. he hasn't been charged, and he denies any wrongdoing, but his ex-florida tax collector buddy plans to plead guilty and will cooperate with propers according to a source. that's the republican party today, a party that's still trying to whitewash the brutal truth of what happened at the capitol on january 6th. so we know exactly what happened that day. we know the brutal truth because we saw it in that video cnn obtained showing the attack on a true american hero, officer michael fanone. he's here with me live next. the harry's razor is not the same. our razors have five german engineered blades designed to stay sharp, so your eighth shave is as smooth as your first. and we never upcharge you for high quality. harry's. available in store and at harrys.com. (brother) hi sis! (sister) you're late! (brother) fashionably

hall. mark my words. >>> and kevin mccarthy sticks to his no see 'em strategy, telling cnn's manu raju, quote, i didn't see that. i don't know what happened. and let me not forget, please, mattfor months, the feds have been looking into whether he allegedly broke sex trafficking, prostitution, and public-corruption laws, and whether he had sex with a minor. it hasn't been -- he hasn't been charged and he denies any wrongdoing. but his ex-florida tax-collector buddy plans to plead guilty, and will cooperate with prosecutors according to a source. that's the republican party, today. a party, that's still trying to whitewash the brutal truth of what happened at the capitol, on january 6th. so, we know exactly what happened that day. we know the brutal truth, because we saw it in that video cnn obtained showing the attack on a true-american hero, officer michael fanone. he is here with me, live, next. go with simparica trio it's triple protection made simple! simparica trio is the first and only monthly chewable that covers heartworm disease, ticks and fleas, round and hookworms. dogs get triple protection in just one simparica trio! this drug class has been associated with neur

matt graveling reports. when you move in, you get along with your flatmates and are part of the student lifestyle. you get lecture theatres and big lecture hallsences degree and more than £9,000 spent, she's yet to set foot inside a lab. i have had two in—person seminars, and that is all i have had all year in terms of any kind of in—person teaching. for the last year coronavirus restrictions have seen universities across the uk moving lectures online. but now with eyes on the autumn term, universities are starting to plan their return. but in leeds, a slow return to the classroom has been met with anger and a petition of more than 2500 people have criticised the lack of face—to—face teaching. a university of leeds spokesperson said that they intend to give every student a substantial on—campus experience next semester, and although face—to—face teaching would be the norm, they are currently planning on the basis that many large teaching events will be delivered online as part of a hybrid approach. but the caution being shown here at leeds is shared by staff at other universities. if we are involved in planning, if we can get the ventilation r

matt gaetz's wing man spilling the beans as part of the guilty plea. we'll have the reporter that first broke the news if they find the associate credible >>> greene's harassment in the halls of the u.s. capitol and the intersection with the dark obsession with congresswoman ocasio-cortez. is the gop going to regret enabling the menace within the ranks? >>> how lower rates of vaccinated americans in red states could complicate the new guidelines allowing vaccinated americans to shed the masks. all those stories and more after a quick break. ♪ it's grilled cheese time. ♪ ♪ yeah, it's time for grilled cheese. ♪ ♪ after we make grilled cheese, ♪ ♪ then we're eating grilled cheese. ♪ ♪ because it's time. ♪ ♪ yeah. ♪ ♪ time for grilled cheese. ♪ hooh. that spin class was brutal. well you can try using the buick's massaging seat. oohh yeah, that's nice. can i use apple carplay to put some music on? sure, it's wireless. pick something we all like. ok. hold on. what's your buick's wi-fi password? “buickenvision2021.” oh, you should pick something stronger. that's really predictable. that's a really tight spot. don't worry. i used to hate parallel parking. [all together] me too. -