people were injured, including a child and the police officer told the deputy chief of the patrol police department oleksiy biloshitsky law enforcement officers detained two people who may be involved in the crime committed again targeted along the border, four communities of sumy oblast came under enemy fire, the attackers directed 70 shells and mines there, said the head of the regional military administration, dmytro zhivytskyi. during the past day, russian troops searched the community of bilopol, at least three residential buildings and four more commercial premises were damaged, luckily they hit directly into the residences without victims, again in the novgorod community, the occupiers hit two settlements, one each with grenade launchers, another with small arms were also targeted by the aggressor in myropolska and khotyn communities there. fortunately, there were no kamikaze drones destroyed. russian invaders attacked vinnytsia at night in the region and spotted enemy martyrs, said the head of the regional military administration, serhiy borzov. the official noted the details of the work of

due to detonation five people, including a child and a policeman, the deputy chief of the patrol police departmenteksiy biloshitsky, told the police detained two people who may be involved in the committed crime russia's offensive continues in the bakhmut avdiyiv and novopavlov directions however, our defenders are giving the invaders a break ukrainian soldiers repelled the attacks of the occupiers near belohorivka in the luhansk region and also in the areas of the disputed bakhmut bakhmut ivan grad klishchivka ozeryanivka mayorsk -kam yanka pervomaiska nevelske maryanka novomykhailivka and pavlivka in donetsk region air force of the air force during the past 24 hours struck the enemy with eleven strikes, four districts were affected the concentration of personnel of weapons and military equipment were also targeted at seven positions of the enemy's air defense means, one orlan-10 type drone, 11 martyr drones and two cruise missiles were shot down by the armed forces of ukraine, units of missile forces and artillery of the village of borony struck two enemy control points in seven areas of concent

$70000000.00 a year. france will also boost the number of police officers and volunteers the patrol, those northern beaches, where migrant boats a depart from at the moment some $200.00, a police officers patrol, though shawls were now going to be looking at around $300.00 or both britain and france of also agree to use more technology, drones, surveillance, or equipment. and for the 1st time, there will be british border guards posted in some control centers on that or northern coast in france is the 1st time that's happening because of course, that could raise problems and issues of sovereignty. but what we understand is those british border guards, we are told will respect a french sovereignty. but i shall bottle there live in paris. let's go to london. let him baba is there, frost nadeem. what pressure is the you take up miranda? to get this done? will age and quite a considerable amount of pressure, not least from conservative members of parliament, particularly those who represent coastal towns in coastal areas. we've seen a very recently shocking reports of over crowding of disease and terrible conditions in at least one are pro

put them to work patrolling, hoir new officers don't defunds the police department f. up want to dem fund the police department reimagining that the police department should look like. reimagining what a 21st criminal justice system should electric like. we need more patrol officers in the street. more walking the beat and living in this city like i did. i patrolled the area where my mother lived. it mattered to me. that's when we need in san francisco. we just don't see at this time cops are 3ing their hands up that's gotta stop. >> thank you. >> john? one of the thing i wed on on the police commission was what joe mentioned, which is getting police officers out of the car in the community. wuking foot beats. you know there is opposition to that. for a variety of reasons. but you know having populars out in the communities where well is increases in violent crime orring dangerous crime is good. we need police officers that are willing to dot w this are willing to enengage with the community. part of the community. because you know it does not matter if you are a cop an

for that, we are told park rangers will join the understaffed police department to patrol some of the garages. stephanie sierra, abc 7 news. dan: a sliver of peace of mind for shoppers. many people in the bay area feel like it has become less safe recently but has it really? you can find out with the abc 7 neighborhood safety tracker. karina nova explains. >> crime and safety is a concern for all of us in the bay area. you can get a closer look at exactly what is happening in your neighborhood with abc 7 neighborhood safety tracker. from property theft to violent crimes, it is all here. you can track trends and compare crime activity around the bay area and across the country. seeing how we compare to other cities. the data is updated daily. it is easy to understand and you can access it 24-7. it is part of abc 7's commitment to building a better bay area. you can get involved and be better informed. you can find it on our free neighborhood safety tracker on our abc 7 app or on our website, abc7news.com/safetytracker. liz: a call to action to keep kids safe online. a look at an effort

put them to work patrolling, hoir new officers don't defunds the police department f. up want to dem fund the police department reimagining that the police department should look like. reimagining what a 21st criminal justice system should electric like. we need more patrol officers in the street. more walking the beat and living in this city like i did. i patrolled the area where my mother lived. it mattered to me. that's when we need in san francisco. we just don't see at this time cops are 3ing their hands up that's gotta stop. >> thank you. >> john? one of the thing i wed on on the police commission was what joe mentioned, which is getting police officers out of the car in the community. wuking foot beats. you know there is opposition to that. for a variety of reasons. but you know having populars out in the communities where well is increases in violent crime orring dangerous crime is good. we need police officers that are willing to dot w this are willing to enengage with the community. part of the community. because you know it does not matter if you are a cop an

moscow police department, four detectives, 24 patrol officers, the fbi, 22 investigators in moscow, idahovestigators, 15 troopers. looks like this is an all hands on deck situation. then we're hearing stories about neighbors that have not been interviewed. this is a slow-moving investigation. you think this investigation is moving along well. >> well, i think it's moving along well. they established a task force and brought in leadership and expertise for specific areas like blood splatter analysis, profiling the suspect. anything that they could work with at the scene. they also relieved the idaho state police all of the moscow officers and detectives to work specifically on this homicide. there was great leadership trends going on there. there's also the ability for them and which they did. they worked from the center and they raid yeaheded out from there and accounted for the four victims whereabouts from the last time they were seen alive to the point where they were murdered at their residence. so they have completed this. now they're radiating out from there asking help from the pub

police departments around the country when they need help picking up the slack in places where they can't put bodies on these members. further they do security awareness briefings and they request directed patrols of residences which is basically when they go to a police department and say can you just -- can you basically patrol the area that, you know, of this protectee. it's very difficult, erica, the logistics of security protection when you're talking about adding details are truly mind-boggling. this is a difficult situation for capitol police and it's going to take a lot of money and a lot of coordination with local police. >> it is a massive undertaking and also incredibly important in this climate as we've been hearing. whitney wild, appreciate the reporting. thank you. >>> turning tots 2022 midterms, new cnn polls out this morning show republicans more enthusiastic about voting this time around than democrats. the economy is a driving factor as we know. cnn congressional correspondent jessica dean is on the trail in philadelphia this morning. pennsylvania a key battleground here in the midterms. so six days out what are we seeing? is there enthusiasm? is there a shift in message? >> r

behavioral analysis unit is helping on the task force along with the idaho state patrol and the local moscow police departmenthey want to profile, in effect, is that the idea, profile who this killer might be? >> yeah, that's my understanding. that's what the behavioral analysis unit is known for, but that's all that the fbi has been able to confirm is that they're there and helping. >> okay. there's been some attention focused on the 911 call made from the home around midday following the killings. have we learned new details about that 911 call and who may have placed it? >> so investigators are not saying who placed the 911 call. at the press conference on wednesday night, which is the first time that moscow police chief james frye had addressed the public about the case, he did confirm that two roommates of the three female victims were home at the time of the attack, but he did not indicate if one of those roommates made the 911 call. the call did come in as an unconscious -- about noon. >> he did not indicate if one of those roommates were home or said it was not those people? he left it open? >> yeah,

police department and the state the police. and governor brad little has pushed a million dollars from idaho to the state police to cover additional patrolshotel rooms for trooper who is have been shipped up there to cover the police department while they focus on the murder. it's a real team effort. >> all right, john miller, thank you so much for helping us understand what we're seeing and not seeing there. >>> up next, a dire situation in ukraine, with hundreds of thousands without heat, water, and electricity. this is during the russian invasion. we'll speak to cnn's sam kylie next, who's in zaporizhzhia, where ukrainians are expecting russians to leave the nuclear power plant that provided a large amount of electricity to the country. what russian-backed officials are saying about that ahead. [ coughing/sneezing ] dude, you coming? alka-seltzer plus powermax gels with more concentrated power. because the only thing dripping should be your style! plop plop fizz fizz with alka-seltzer plus. also try for fast sinus and pain relief! ♪ kevin! kevin! kevin? oh nice. kevin, where are you... kevin?!?!?.... hey, what's going on? i'm right her

the moscow police department has four detectives, 24 patrol officers, and five support staff dedicated to this investigation. the fbi has 22 investigators in moscow and 20 additional agents assigned in various locations as well as two members of the behavioral analysis unit. the state police has 20 investigators, a public information team, a forensic services and crime scene team and 15 uniformed troopers who have been valuable in helping provide community patrols and safety patrols. we very much appreciate their support. this is our highest priority. it will remain our highest priority. we owe that to the families. at this time i would like to introduce colonel kendrick wills from the idaho state police. >> thank you, captain. and thank you for those in attendance today for your attendance, we really appreciate this. what has affected moscow and the community here has affected all of us as idahoans. we have a way in idaho that the communities come together in tough times and this is one of those tough times. leads from the community are important. and as the captain spoke, no tip is t

regarding the resources that we have put forth in this investigation, moscow police department has four detectives, 24 patrol officers and five support staff dedicated to this investigation. the fbi has 22 investigators in moscow and 20 additional agents assigned in various locations as well as two members of the behavioral analysis unit. the idaho state police has 20 investigators, a public information team, a forensic services and crime scene team and 15 uniformed troopers that have been valuable in helping provide community patrols and safety patrols. we very much appreciate their support. this is our highest priority. it will remain our highest priority. we owe that to the families. at this time i would like to introduce colonel kedrick wills from the idaho state police. >> thank you, captain. thank you for those in attendance today for your attendance, we appreciate this. what has affected moscow and the community here has affected all of us as idahoans. communities come together in tough times and this is one of those tough times. leads from the community are important. as the captain spoke, no tip is

million dollars from idaho to the state police to cover additional patrols, overtime, hotel rooms for troopers have been shipped up there. to cover the police departmenty focus on the murder. it's a real team effort. >> john miller, thank you so much for helping us understand what we're seeing, and not seeing. there up next, a dire situation in ukraine. with hundreds of thousands without heat, water, and electricity. this is during the russian invasion. we'll speak to cnn's sam kiley, who's in zaporizhzhia, outward cranes are expected russians to leave the nuclear power plant to the country. what russian-backed officials are saying about that, ahead. ...more togetherness. just in time to say “oh, you bet we'll be there!” because the updated vaccines can now protect against both the original covid virus and omicron. and that's a moment... we've all been waiting for. my husband and i have never been more active. shingles doesn't care. i go to spin classes with my coworkers. good for you, shingles doesn't care. because no matter how healthy you feel, your risk of shingles sharply increases after age 50. but shingrix protects. proven over 90% effective, s

. >> reporter: two sources have told cnn that the san francisco police department had regularly stopped posting a patrol car sometime last year. >> veronica miracle, thank you. >>> to a quick fact check this morning. kari lake said she wasn't mocking the attack on paul pelosi during a campaign event this week. watch this. >> i never made light on the attack. i was talking about our children and why they don't have better security at school. and i said that our politicians have security and that our athletes have security, and we need to have security for our children. go back and look at the tape and don't do any creative editing like the fake media tends to do and you'll see what i was saying. go back and look at the video, a lot of creative editing was done, i think you'll know it if you were there. they clipped that clip and made it look bad. listen, nobody -- i didn't attack anybody. i want to provide security for our children at schools. >> she said go back and look at the tape. she claims the video was edited. let's show you exactly what she said. this is the full clip. the context around it and t

police department. >> starting tomorrow night, the highway patrol would be boosting its efforts to a restaurant driversbe in maximum enforcement vote for thanksgiving weekend. it all starts at 06:00pm and ends sunday night at midnight. the agency is reminding drivers to wear their seat bills, follow the speed limit and always designate a sober driver during last year's thanksgiving weekend. the chp made more than 1000 a dui arrests. >> and 42 people were killed and freeway crashes according to triple a nearly 49 million americans will travel by car for thanksgiving. but, lawrence, the good news is the roads should be dry. yeah, should be dry and not having to worry about and just about as good as you can get. be careful out there on the roads anyway. but still it looks like the weather. >> going to cooperate. the here's your get away forecast. you headed there. some cool numbers. coast side of the 50's and the 60's here in the mid 60's in carmel valley and also into the sleeve this area. but >> southern california enjoying sunshine. how about some 70's mid 70's in los angeles? 76 degrees in pasadena an

police department. we have lenders from sources, me and jamie gangel, there at one point was a san francisco police officer that did regular patrolsar. the committee on administration is wondering what is the relationship? what was the memo of understanding? how is this supposed to work? do they train together? basically how do they work together to protect arguably one of the biggest targets in american. furse congresswoman lofgren points out that the, there was a offer on the fbi's joint terrorism task force. that would have been san francisco as well as tampa. what this letter indicates is that offer was declined, which really would have put capitol police outside of the ability to get this real-time information about threats, that would be generating from san francisco and tampa. so that could have been a very crucial role, but for whatever reason, this letter indicates they declined that answer. congresswoman lofgren wants to know why. further and perhaps more importantly, capitol police have been saying for two years, the threats to members of congress have been heightened. they point out twice, that pelosi is the biggest ta

patrol crime lab for processing and analysis. last night was a positive activity at the police department the prosecutor bill thompson met with fbi and is not assigned the arrest is imminent we saw again today and every day since murders took place. it may be connected to the case, one happened last year end organ the police say there's no evidence on the connection to the case to continue to work this, they are desperately trying to get answers of the community stays on edge, (208)883-7180. police say they still need tips to come in. they say this could go cold in the coming month if they don't have it solved. bryan: dan springer, thank you. arthel: we've got to get it solved. live look at the white house where president biden will return tomorrow after spending thanksgiving. we can in massachusetts, island of nantucket facing possibility of a railroad strike that could cripple an economy struggling with record high inflation. lucas tomlinson following the president enjoys us from nantucket now. >> good afternoon, a few minutes before sunset here for president biden came to town to do some shopping shopping according asking abou

you, we see the city of tula after the traffic police well, they don’t expect at all who we are, why and how head of the main department, huh? gas patrol building on sakhalin has grown to three people, according to rescuers, the analysis of debris continues preliminary data , a gas cylinder exploded details of our correspondent in the region alexander krasnoperov on direct line hello roman, a gas cylinder exploded in a house on library street, and in tymovsky at 12:54. the entire corner entrance collapsed.

patrol crime lab for processing and analysis. last night we saw quite a bit of activity at the police department.secutor bill thompson with the fbi. forcing that's unassigned it's imminent. he's been here every day since the murders in fact we just saw him leave again so is here again today. there's been a lot of talk about whether some similar fatal knife attacks may be connected to this case. what happened last year in oregon but now police say there's no evidence of a connection there. please continue to search for this killer. they cannot catch this person fast enough of this community which remains on edge, molly. twenty-seven absently and in mourning. dan springer thank you for following all this for us. you know griff, it's such a sad situation a celebration of life this week people can be there to honor all for the students will be interesting to see how many people return to campus for a particular young women students. if they feel comfortable coming back to school in the cummings weeks. 360 students have got to be still on edge but here we are two weeks we have no suspect. and of cours

monday, oakland's police chief announced he is adding more officers on foot, in patrol cars, and in motorcycles. in high-crime areas and shopping districts, it's a part of the department's holiday strategy. the initiative started in september after the city experienced its deadliest month all year. >> it's a pretty good idea, i'm not going to lie. i think it is more important to have a safer community and a place where no one gets stabbed once in a while. >> reporter: bill said just last week, an officer came by looking for any witnesses to a stabbing that happened right outside in broad daylight. the chief says since opd beefed up its presence, homicide has dropped nearly 50% in the last two months. >> really focusing on individuals that we know are involved in group and gang violence. being really focused on those that are carrying weapons. but also enhancing our traffic stops, bringing our motor teams out to make more traffic stops. >> have a nice day. >> reporter: bill hopes the enforcement will make the lake shore area more inviting for customers. quickly also hopes opd's plan will help drop down property crimes and reduce quality of life issues. for example, this

. >> reporter: on monday, the police chief announced he is adding more officers on foot, and patrol cars, and motorcycles hicrime areaand sh part of the department's holiday safety strategy. the initiative started in september , after the city experienced its deadliest month all year. >> it is a good idea. i will not lie, is more important to have a safer community . this is a place where no one gets stabbed. >> reporter: he did say last week, an officer came by looking for any witnesses to a stabbing that happened outside in broad daylight. the chief said since opd beefed up their presence, homicides have dropped by nearly 50% in the last two months. >> we are focusing on individuals that we know are involved in group and gang violence. we are focused on those carrying weapons. also, we are enhancing traffic stops. we are bringing the motor teams out to make more traffic stops. >> reporter: the do hope the pl will lp will make the focu operty crim, ce amthis is aircase that wos togo roug thr cars nearby parking lot. in the meantime? >> i need to be more cautious about walking around . >>> that was betty yu reporting. opd said officers recovered a

through orientation to be a patrol officer with the washington county sheriff's department just four days before the murder and was a former virginia state trooper according to police. more than two hours after edwards drove off with the teenage girl, police tracked them and said edwards fired shots at deputies. when he lost control of the vehicle, the teenager fled the car and edwards pointed a gun at the sheriff's helicopter before deputies shot and killed him. >> this is just a very tragic example of how dangerous those interactioning can be. >> the teenager was unharmed. >> it's hard to believe someone is going to travel all the way across the country, kill a grandfather, grandmother and mother of the teenager he's trying to sexually exploit, that he hasn't engaged in similar type of behavior before. >> the fire started at the house here behind me was intentional. they say they don't believe the grandparents and the mother of the teenager died of smoke inhalation. there's still a will the to be done in the investigation. the family releasing the statement saying they were loving people who did not deserve this. in terms of why this man was a sheriff's deputy, t

patrol divisions in colorado springs responded, and within minutes, dozens were on scene so terribly saddened and heartbroken. i also want to thank all of our first responders. our fire department are police officers sheriff's office. all of our medical personnel. whether they be transporting through a m, r and other ambulance services, and all of our hospitals did a tremendous job during this undertaking. thank you so much for all that you do every day. firefighters arrived within seven minutes of the first call for help, and chief royal says they were immediately able to enter the building and start helping victims because of the swift actions of police want to shout out or give a shout out and thanks to the police to apartment for their actions. we have a great working relationship with him. but their actions directly made the impact on saving lives. first responders have been training in case of an event like this, and it was all hands on deck. we had 34 firefighters that ended up being on the scene victims were transported to three local hospitals. so what we do is we call it basically we triage and so we find out who are the worst who are kind of who can wait a little bit longer and

police about the lonely child, the boy was taken to the house in a patrol car. and my mother is in front of my eyes. all three of her children. handcuffed, he was sent to the departmentgation and threatened with up to 20 years in prison. the woman was immediately fired from the pediatric center, where she worked as a therapist, and she was removed from teaching activities advised by lawyers. she pleaded guilty and the court sentenced her to only sixty-five hours and corrective labor. both parents are afraid. what's in them kids took a course psychotherapy, this further crippled the family budget. i had to sell the house. now the family is renting a small house for two families and is trying to cope with the shields with the help of donations that are collected on the internet. russian cosmonauts sergey prokopiev and dmitry petilin made a spacewalk and they had to mount the equipment for the abortion of the iss in six and a half hours, the russians fixed the adapter of the cargo strela on the dawn module, and also prepared a special radiator for installation. it is required to remove thermal loads from the science module during scientific experiments, it is reported t

we see from the aggregate of the police department and sheriff police department as well as the largest law enforcement agency in california, california highway patrol. but it would allow for a comparison that we are looking at across specific agencies. >> that would be really helpful as see phoning us on what we're doing here. you made a mention of 79 traffic stops. how many of the total stops were done, so we can have a comparison? that's the kind of thing that would be helpful for us as we move forward in what we need to do to counter that to be really specific so we can compare? >>? in 2019, sfpd reported 66,000 traffic stops, so that is out of 66,000 traffic stops. i guess i can figure out the percentage myself. comparing that number, towards to the 905 total and given the size and number of traffic stops that sfpd made in 2019, it's a larger than the overall average. >> i had another, i had the same question commissioner elias had, do we know were folks were handcuffed? and what the racial? --rational? as we're discussing this, is that other cities are en gainld in these reforms and have different this method of doing it. loss also does a lot

police officers, one has a broken finger and the other has numerous bruises. during the arrest of the violator, they actively resisted the policemen, causing them various injuries, two employees of the patrol service of the departmentthe ministry of internal affairs of russia in the begovaya district treated the medical institution with injuries. started on the first floor. the same consequences of noisy fun broken front door a few hours after the brawl at the reception, a persistent smell of alcohol, as we see the entrance group here is lined with stolings happened. well, i just came today to intercede turned out to be more accommodating at night. yes, everything is visible to the police, the founder of all these, caffeine, business, started 10 years ago, was recognized as the person of the year for his contribution to the development of the coffee industry in russia in an interview. he previously admitted that he dreamed of becoming a bartender in a coffee shop, bartending art came by chance a more lively product and made protocols for petty hooliganism, they will spend the next 10 days in an isolation ward. treasury walls calm the violent and sober better than coffee. holiday owner, caffeine can cost. expensive

an orientation to be a patrol officer with the washington county sheriff's department just four days before the murders and was a former virginia state trooper according to policehan two hours after edwards drove off with the teenage girl, police tracked them and says edwards fired shots at sheriffs deputies during a pursuit. when he lost control of the vehicle, the teenager fled the car and edwards pointed a gun at the sheriff's helicopter before deputies shot and killed him. >> this is just a very tragic example of how dangerous those interactions can be. >> the teenager in this case was unharmed and is now in protective custody according to police who say they now worry edwards may have targeted more cat fishing victims. >> it's hard to believe someone who's going to travel all the way across the country kill a grandfather, grandmother and mother of the teenager he's trying to sexually exploit, that he hasn't engaged in similar type of behavior before. >> now police say that the fire started at the house behind me was intentional, but also say they don't think the mother and the grandparents died of smoke inhalation. now, as to why this man was a deputy, the

through orientation to be a patrol officer with the washington county sheriff's department just four days before the murders. and was a former virginia state trooper, according to policeo hours after edwards drove off with the teenage girl, police tracked them and says edwards fired shots at sheriffs deputies during a pursuit. when he lost control of the vehicle, the teenager fled the car and edwards pointed a gun at the sheriff's helicopter before deputies shot and killed him. >> this is just a very tragic example of how dangerous those interactions can be. >> the teenager in this case was unharmed and placed in protective custody. according to police who say they now worry edwards may have cat fished others. >> it's hard to believe someone who's going to travel all the way across the country, kill a grandfather, grandmother, and mother of the teenager he's trying to sexually exploit, that he hasn't engaged in similar type of behavior before. >> camilla joins us now from riverside. what an awful story. do we know how this girl is doing and has she been able to tell authorities anything more about what happened? >> it really is tragic. we know that this teenager is ok

police union over vacancies in the patrol division the following year. the complaint says, bob, it was told he needed to retire early from the department.bbitt a separation agreement. according to court documents, bobbitt rejected that agreement and then he was removed from his role as patrol division leader reassigned to an administrative post and put on a yearlong performance improvement plan. according to that complaint, committed suicide in february. this lawsuit blames the city's actions claiming that it caused bobbitt. significant emotional distress ultimately leading to his death. through its allegation and unfair treatment. >> my dad continue to do the right thing. i stand here today saying my dad is no longer here with us. we as a family will continue this fight for him. it will always be about the people and for the people. >> but filed a complaint in march of 2021. with the california department of fair employment and housing alleging discrimination and retaliation by the city and was overlooked for promotion. according to the complaint, the lawsuit seeks unspecified damages. bob, it was just 54 years old. a city official rel

texas gamen wardens, with border patrol, also with the local lawand la enforcement in this area, which is porteous, texas, workinw g the sheriffs department, the local policetments as well. so they've bee s asn seeing angling, increase in human smuggling, especially in this area here. c they're being impacted the mostf in terms of human smuggling, rs especially smugglers that are crashing into ranch fences during some of these high speed chases. and one thing is this is an area that's north of the checkpoint, border patrol checkpoint . so if there's illegals immigrants that have made it to this point or in this area,iy they already have bypassed the checkpoints. they're trying to make it further into the interior. furte and because of that, you're starting to see you start to see a lot more humane smugglers that are in this area trying to smuggle illegal immigrants further, not just in the state of texas, but also out of the state. it's part of the game involvest. the guys they got guns, everybody did on their where the other one was right. so we're having to chase them down in these ranches, you know, run running through trees and branches and thorns. and

and all these components, to be there is no place for shadow policing within customs and border patrol as we speak to efforts the department is taken to ensure that and to see similar to critical incident teams are not reestablished. >> senator, there is no place for a shadow investigative authority in l.a. part of the department or any part of the government. what we have done is commenced a wholesale review, department what, of our investigative discipline and accountability processes. >> and how is the status of the phase of that? >> i will check and get back to you with respect to the status other termination. >> pleased, a place to. next question, both for you and director wray, earlier this year the department releasing report the detailed the need for improved information sharing. mister secretary, i was pleased through built within burgers moves with them and recommend them for the role of being allegations, can you provide an update on where there have been significant roadblocks. >> senator, i'm not aware of any significant roadblocks in partnership with the federal bureau of investigation. we have promulgated mo

police union over vacancies in the patrol division the following year. the complaint says, bob, it was told he needed to retire early from the department. then a month later, the city attorney ended up giving bobbitt a separation agreement. according to court documents, but rejected that agreement. then he was removed from his role as patrol division leader reassigned to an administrative post and put on a yearlong performance improvement plan. according to that complaint as well. bob committed suicide back in february. and this lawsuit blames the city's actions claiming that it caused bobbitt significant emotional distress ultimately leading to his death. >> through its allegation and unfair treatment. my dad continue to do the right thing. i stand here today saying my dad is no longer here with us. we as a family will continue this fight for him. it will always be about the people and for the people. >> bobbitt filed a complaint in march 2021. with the california department of fair employment and housing alleging discrimination and retaliation by the city. he was also overlooked for a promotion. according to the complaint, the lawsuit

police union over vacancies in the patrol division the following year. the complaint says, bob, it was told he needed to retire early from the department. then a month later the city attorney gave bobbitt a separation agreement according to court documents. and bob, it rejected that agreement. then he was removed from his role as patrol division leader resign, reassigned to an administrative post and put on a yearlong performance improvement plan. also, according to the complaint, bob committed suicide in february of this year and this lawsuit blames the city's actions claiming that it caused bobbitt, significant emotional distress ultimately leading to his death. >> through its allegation and unfair treatment. my dad continue to do the right thing. i stand here today saying my dad is no longer here with us. we as a family will continue this fight for him. it will always be about the people and for the people. >> father filed a complaint in march 2021. with the california department of fair employment and housing alleging discrimination and retaliation by the city of fremont. he was also said to have been overlooked for a promotion. acc

and all these components, to be there is no place for shadow policing within customs and border patrol as we speak to efforts the department is taken to ensure that and to see similar to critical incident teams are not reestablished. >> senator, there is no place for a shadow investigative authority in l.a. part of the department or any part of the government. what we have done is commenced a wholesale review, department what, of our investigative discipline and accountability processes. >> and how is the status of the phase of that? >> i will check and get back to you with respect to the status other termination. >> pleased, a place to. next question, both for you and director wray, earlier this year the department releasing report the detailed the need for improved information sharing. mister secretary, i was pleased through built within burgers moves with them and recommend them for the role of being allegations, can you provide an update on where there have been significant roadblocks. >> senator, i'm not aware of any significant roadblocks in partnership with the federal bureau of investigation. we have promulgated mo

patrol divisions in colorado springs responded, and within minutes, dozens were on scene so terribly saddened and heartbroken. i also want to thank all of our first responders. our fire department are police officers sheriff's office. all of our medical personnel. whether they be transporting through a m, r and other ambulance services, and all of our hospitals did a tremendous job during this undertaking. thank you so much for all that you do every day. firefighters arrived within seven minutes of the first call for help, and chief royal said they were immediately able to enter the building and start helping victims because of the swift actions of police want to shout out or give a shout out and thanks to the police. apartment for their actions. we have a great working relationship with him. but their actions directly made the impact on saving lives. first responders have been training in case of an event like this, and it was all hands on deck. we had 34 firefighters that ended up being on the scene victims were transported to three local hospitals. so what we do is we call it basically we triage and so we find out who are the worst who are kind of who can wait a little bit longer and t

patrolled by police officers with dogs, there is a detention center for detained illegal immigrants, this is the territory of the former military airfield in ken county during the second world war, british pilots departeda camp designed for 1,600 people. recently it turned out that in fact there were over 4,000 people in the barracks. here he is my nephew. how old is he 500, he is 12. i don't know what to do. they say that there is no abnormal toilet or fresh air, nothing at all 3 weeks, who got out of the camp, complained that they had to sleep on the floor. people suffered from infectious diseases and poor quality food. an outbreak of diphtheria began. so it looks like a concentration camp, you can not go beyond it. they live in tents and sleep on mattresses. from ukraine they supply production facilities with products, they spread a red carpet in front of them, they are talked about in the press. but if you're from the wrong country and your color is different skin, then get here is the locals, sympathetic to the plight of migrants, brings them things. here we have cars for children. you see dinosaurs in the camp can not be passed. this is a modal object. therefore, the gifts are taken by the guards

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