the aclu used to be a good organization because they fought for liberty. everyone makes mistakes. we will highlight the fact that it takes them down and renames schools like the woodrow wilson school. it is a racist tradition, et cetera. we want to make sure that moving forward we are as inclusive as possible. it is a wonderful tradition. that doesn't mean if you have two moms or two dads this is a problem or you would be at all embarrassed in this day and age if you showed up with your mom. >> at least they will keep their twerk. off. >> you need a copy of boys' life magazine. >> coming up, half time with tv's andy levy. a new episode is available on itunes and fox news radio.com. >>> welcome back. it is time to find out what we got wrong and what we missed from tv's andy levy at the "red eye" news desk. >> hi, tom. trump and hairspray. once again it is leading our election 2016 coverage, trump's hairspray. last it was trump's tweet about tacos. >> everyone was making fun of trump, but i think he came out on top in that exchange. >> i want to see his hair in the first 12 minutes.

the suit was filed by the aclu and the group picture the homeless. it says the nypd is engaging in discriminatory policing by targeting people who live on the streets with so-called move along orders, in which officers tell people sitting or standing

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. >>> the aclu has sued mississippi over the controversial religious liberty laws that allows peopleheir objections to same-sex marriage to deny services. it was signed by the governor in april. governor bryant said instead of cherry picking causes popular with the radical left, the aclu should defend all civil liberties. >>> if you're one of the many jon stewart fans pining for his election year rants you are in luck. the former host sat down with the university of chicago institute for politics for a discussion on the 2016 race and he took the opportunity to mock trump, using a phrase that is sure to stick around. >> i don't even that donald trump is eligible to be president. if are you eligible to run if you're man baby or a baby man? but he's a man baby. he has the physical countenance of a man, and a baby's temperament and hands. so -- >> and he didn't let hillary clinton off the hook. here's what he had to say about her candidacy. >> hillary clinton, i imagine to be a very bright woman without the courage of her convictions, because i'm not sure what they are. >> and that is yo

light as a result of snowden's disclose sures that led to freedom of information act efforts by the aclu and others. so first, i'm going to quote a 2009 ruling for this judge reggie walton. the court had imposed some trivial, i mean, not at all sufficient by the standards that i laid out, but some minimumization procedures to, again, the bit -- the indiscriminate sweeping nature of its surveillance and here is what judge walton said. he said that nsa had engaged in systematic noncompliance with fiscal or minimumization procedures over the past three years going back to the inception, the very inception of the program in 2006 and had also repeatedly made misrepresentations and inaccurate statements about the program to the judges. he imposed a six month sanction, nonetheless, the record of failure to comply even with the limited controls that were imposed by the court persisted so that brings us to another angry order from a judge in this case, presiding judge john bates in october 2011. he found that the government had misrepresented the scope of its targeting of internet communications.

miriam if you want to speak to this the aclu and the public defenders and the bar association and the seize the language as the principles of what the department is trying to accomplish in the revised policy aclu buildings this language a archaic and in what the department is trying to chief i quoted this officer is contrary to the policy and how the officers found it confusing to the officers to use the principles of deesclation seems like a lot going on in that particular section and if you read it. >> it seems to in a gait what you're setting back forgot. >> i think on this one sergeant put this think on the list of doj to weigh in an area that the law being what it say we obviously the law is the law our policy didn't change but are we clear on who what is expected. >> i was by a to say the law is the law i don't want our policy to run afoul of the law as is policy as discussed tonight clearly demonstrates to the officers that expectation but again i'll submit to what you said the law is the law. >> okay. he let's get i'll put this on the list and i don't think anyone is in the po

essential the program was and to file in the open federal courts with the challenges brought by the aclu in contrast to the above statements what it was for the of fisa core to the open court with their subjects to rebuttal by the adversary of review by the public and politicians and the press. said that they can complement other programs with the counterterrorism efforts. the hypothetical endorsements are not exactly confidence inspiring. so no wonder said jack of limited benefit could not justify the huge cost to freedom of speech not to manage to the security experts. so to issue a major ruling striking down the program as unconstitutional. and is a respected conservative. the supreme court has recognized that government surveillance of communication are fundamental first amendment's. and that the sp subject even read undertaken for those reasons and as the court has explained that investigative duty of the national security cases to cause initially protected speech and with the awareness has a demonstrable chilling effect and in particular with the expression of nonconforming in one

now the aclu has chosen them to make their challenge to the exclusion orders. they have chosen him because he is clearly loyal. he is an eagle scout, baseball fan, no threat to the security of the coast. but the court cannot decide for him alone, it will decide for everyone excluded. and how do we decide? i used the methods my professors taught me. the lawyers had brought me a story of a man who walked into the fbi office and told them he would not go. through those murky waters i draw the intellect. i'm looking for the bright fish of the law, but i find nothing. i'm adrift in an endless sea, and there is no law neither in the sun-dappled showers, nor the dark, abyssal depths. there are only men. i see only faces. i see gordon with his merit badges. general john dewitt with his ribbons and medals, american soldiers standing in the camp guard towers and crossing pacific beaches. the earnest young men of the aclu and congress and the prime minister and the department of -- president and the department of justice. lay the statute alongside the constitution and see

has been filing in the open federal court proceedings in challenges that are being brought by the acluand others, nsa in contrast to the overblown statements about how essential the program was and open court where those claims are subject to rebuttal by an adversary to review by the public and the politicians and the press. in that contest the nsa is making the modest claim that this program can complement other programs and may advance counterterrorism efforts. a federal judge richard lee commented the hypothetical endorsements are not exactly competence inspiring. so no wonder he concluded that such a limited possible security benefit could not justify the huge costs to privacy and freedom of speech, not the mention the security dangers that security experts are also flagging. so judge leon has issued two major rulings striking down the metadata program unconstitutional. those are noteworthy because he is a respected conservative. the supreme court has long recognized that government surveillance of communications chills or deters our fundamental first amendment freedoms including f

has been filing in the open federal court proceedings and challenges that are being brought by the aclu and others, the nsa in contrast to the statements about how essential this program was and it may be for the fisa court, in open court where the claims are subject to rebuttal by an adversary to review by the public and the politicians and the press, in that context the nsa is making only the infinitely more modest claim that the program can complement other programs and may advance counter terrorism efforts. as d.c. federal judge richard leah commented, the endorsements are not exactly confidence-inspiring. no wonder he concluded that such a limited possible security benefit could not justify the huge costs to privacy and freedom of speech, not to mention the security dangers that security experts are flagging. judge leon accordingly issued two major rulings striking down the nsa's bulk meta data program as unconstitutional and those rulings are especially noteworthy because he is a respected conservative. the supreme court has long recognized that government surveillance of communic

an aclu official said most of the punishment in these cases are a national embarrassment. >>> it will hurt her to miss out on class. >> reporter: the brighten school district is less than an hour away from littleton, colorado where the columbine massacre took place. >>> puppies on demand. adorable little pets will be hitting the ride with uber today. >>> the fallout continues with the enlighten water crisis. those stories and more when "action news" is right back. >>> good morning, it is 5:00 a.m., thursday, may 19. breaking on "action news." the disappearance of an egypt air flight. officials believe it crashed in the mediterranean sea while traveling from paris to cairo. >>> gunshots leaves a man fighting for his life. now police are looking for the person who pulled the trigger. >>> a reading police officer is expected to turn himself in in connection with the confrontation over a woman who was recording him on her cell phone. >>> let's go over to david murphy and find out what accuweather is like today, and karen rogers has the commute. >> reporter: overall it's going to be a nice

this is also the aclu and, oh, yes, we're going to help you, they scratch each other's backs all thes is really not helping women, is it? i mean, apply for a job. come up with an idea, a script, you know? put it forward and see if somebody's interested in hiring you. you're not helping women by saying that they're incapable to do it on their own. kennedy: no, and i don't think we need the government's involvement. that's certainly beyond the scope of government. but hollywood is supposed to be so touchy-feely and progressive and liberal and inclusive -- harris: i want to yield all my time back to scott because you have the experience there. it is supposed to be hug it out. what's going on? >> i don't know. and they'll probably go along with it. i really don't to know. i think it's -- listen, if you're going to force somebody to get a job, which is what i think they want to do, if you're going to make a woman direct something that she is not, she might be, is not qualified to direct, then the odds of that company hiring another woman to do another job is very small. harris: excellent

north carolina also faces a lawsuit by the aclu. >>> the federal government has announced new rules for the e- cigarette industry. they did so today. they say these new rules will help protect teenagers. under the new rules cogs will have to submit a list of ingredients. teens will need to be 1 years old to bay e-cigarettes although many states already have that rule. the battery powered e grits turn nick keen into an inhalable vapor but they lack the burning tar and smoke known to cause lung cancer. >> we know in youth today what we know is 4.7 million young people, kids, are using tobacco product at least once month and for e-cigarettes, from 2011 to 2015 we saw a 9 100% increase in use. >> the new rules are expected to have a big impact on the $3.4 billion e-cigarette industry. experts say every flavor and nicotine level will need a separate application for approval and that each application could cost $1 million or more. the new rules are set to take effect in 90 days. ,coming up, one bay area company offering 100% paid leave to parents. how it could set a new standard for other com

. >>> a teen wanted to be on prom court with her girlfriend and the aclu helped make it happen. haley felt it wasn't fair that foothill high school only cast votes for a prom king and queen. the aclu agreed and sent a letter to the school urging it to take on a policy that lets same-sex couples have a shot at prom court glory. the school then changed the rules to be about votes, not gender. >> it was entirely worth it. we were planning to not only change it for us to be able to change it for future lgbt kid. >> now students at foothill high will be voting for prom royalty and haley lack is trying her best to earn the title. >>> time now 6:10. a bay area police department is apologizing for insensitive remarks about the cinco de mayo holiday. the message they have been hoping to get across. >> and a massive wildfire has forced the evacuation of an tire city in canada. >> from the kpix 5 weather center, good morning, everybody, it's fired up, ready to go, it's live, hi-def doppler radar. we'll show you where it's raining right now. >> and a fender-bender at the bay bridge adding t

. >> testifier: alan schlosser, counsel with the aclu of northern california. i want to speak to you for a few minutes about an important piece of legislation that mark leno introduced, sp-1286. i wrote a letter to each of you this morning. i have to apologize because in the letter i singled out commissioner [inaudible] supporting this measure but i understand that commissioner hwang and dejesus has also supported that remains for the want to address might appeal to get residency and accountability have become the by words of what is going on in san francisco, and everyone is it seems is recognizing from washington to san francisco that those two concepts are absolutely critical. i am part of the group that president loftus called that's developing policies in a transparent way with sharp we have sharp disagreements but it's transparent and you all are going to be accountable when you vote on these policy. however, when you think about transparency and accountability, those of us who work in this area and certainly director hicks and certainly, you all know, th

. >> testifier: alan schlosser, counsel with the aclu of northern california. i want to speak to you for a few minutes about an important piece of legislation that mark leno introduced, sp-1286. i wrote a letter to each of you this morning. i have to apologize because in the letter i singled out commissioner [inaudible] supporting this measure but i understand that commissioner hwang and dejesus has also supported that remains for the want to address might appeal to get residency and accountability have become the by words of what is going on in san francisco, and everyone is it seems is recognizing from washington to san francisco that those two concepts are absolutely critical. i am part of the group that president loftus called that's developing policies in a transparent way with sharp we have sharp disagreements but it's transparent and you all are going to be accountable when you vote on these policy. however, when you think about transparency and accountability, those of us who work in this area and certainly director hicks and certainly, you all know, th

for more we are joined by chase strangio, staff attorney at the aclu.k about the significance of 11 states suing the obama administration. >> well, it is very significant and so far as it is another escalation of really severe discrimination of anti-trans writer from lawmakers across the country and your we have ken paxton making a statement yesterday about this lawsuit. the lawsuit really is a political stunt. in many ways it is unlikely the lawsuit will go anywhere. it was an opportunity for them to get together and say they disapprove of transgender individuals. they use the term gender identity in scare quotes. when we're thinking about this as a battle between the obama administration and a state, that is playing out. what is also playing out is the horrible discrimination the trans-young people are caught in the middle of and are going to be subjected to. in terms of ken paxton's remarks, he continually is telling lies. the first one is somehow the geithner from the obama administration -- guidance from the obama administration gets rid of segrega

. >>> the aclu is allows workers to deny service to same-sex couples based on their religious beliefs. the state law violates equal protection guaranteed by the constitution. supporters contend the law protect's peoples religious to same-sex marriage. >>> another baltimore police officer charged in the eth did f freddie gray. edward is charged f he's one of three office whoers arrested gray. right now, trial is set to start wednesday, but prosecutors have asked for a win day delay because utility offices shut down. >>> the first african-american to hold the job on a pearl nant basis. moss spent 32 years on the miami police force and so he says he's going to encourage ferguson officers to find a way to interact positively community. >> residents of fort mccurry could be returning back to what's left of their town. 1600 homes and buildings have already been destroyed. the gas has been turned off, the power grid is damaged. residents can't drink the water. firefighters say cooler temperatures and rain should help crews on front lines battling the fires. >>> canada and u.s. health officia

this is according to the aclu which also requested the probe. it follows a report that women comprised just 9% of all directors for the top 250 movies last year. diversity is a really important issue in hollywood. light-up sneakers after it was blamed for a fire. a toddler's shoes went up in flames when they left it in the suv overnight they believe the lithium battery is to blame. the cause is not determined but payless is removed the jake runner light-up shoes out of an abundance of caution. >>> getting from l.a. to san francisco in a half hour have taken a step forward. this was their rather brief test in the desert near las vegas. it tested a low pressure vacuum tube system that ultimately could carry passengers and cargo at more than 700 miles an hour. this test topped out at under 120 miles an hour. it was stopped in sand because they're still working on the brakes for that system. >> minor, minor detail. >> minor detail and stretch it out to three years this year. >>> caught on camera a dramatic rescue, someone pulled from a burning car.

. >> reporter: molly hooper is an attorney for the aclu of pennsylvania. she says the department is jeopardizing police/community relations by hiding surveillance under a fake logo. >> it could be used to stalk someone. >> reporter: the people who posted those photos say the car was parked here on 13th street right underneath the pennsylvania convention center. we called philadelphia police at its headquarters tonight, but public affairs did not respond to questions on the phone. instead, sending a statement to nbc 10 saying in part, "placing a decal on the vehicle was not approved through any chain of command." the department has now ordered the removal of the logos. >> there shouldn't be such a disconnect between what the officers are doing on the street and what the commissioner knows about what is going on. >> reporter: alprs have gotten results including an arrest in this 2014 road rage case. now people are tweeting about a terrible disguise and opponents want to know if there are other things being hidden when it comes to this technology. in center c

that's according to the aclu which also requested the probe.follows a report that women comprise just 9% of all directors for the top 250 films last year. did i verse ity is a hot button issue in hollywood these days. this year's acting nominations for the oscars came under fire for being all white. >>> federal officials issuing a new warning about a growing online and threat known as sextortion. >> when offenders find way to get sexual images of victims and blackmail them. two students found themselves targeted. linsey davis has the story. >> reporter: the alert was urgent. an e-mail blast warning all george mason university students of threats of sextortion on campus. >> there were not one or two cases was disturbing. >> reporter: police at the virginia school say unknown suspects gained t students over the internet enticing them to broadcast sexual acts over web cams. once they did, the suspects recorded those videos and blackmailed the students threatening to post them on internet if they didn't pay $5,000. >> i think everyone puts their li

the aclu complained to the government about the carrier. four pilots said frontier failed to accommodate them before and after they gave birth by providing time or a place to pump breast milk. >>> new york's "daily news" news" reports that nearly twice as many people would prefer having head lice over a donald trump presidency? respondents also preferred root canals, jury duty, and used car salesmen over trump. a survey was done by public policy polling. >>> "the new york times" explains why hillary clinton is picking up support from those interested in ufos. the democratic front-runner has mentioned during the campaign that she would consider making the government's x-files public. ufo enthusiasts are calling her the first e.t. candidate. >>> still ahead, speaking of that, galactic discovery. nasa confirms a historic number of new planets including some which may sustain life. >>> and red, white, and beer. a popular beer goes patriotic for the election. sfx: streeeeeetch...thwang! sfx: smack! now you can order, scan and unlock in-game rewa

the aclu calls the lawsuit a political stunt. >>> and dustin diamond was arrested again in wisconsin overnight. officials say the actor who played screech on the tv show "saved by the bell" violated the terms of his parole. diamond was released from prison last month after serving time for stabbing a man during a bar fight. >>> well, wawa's efforts to expand in south florida is encountering opposition. >> residents of one palm beach county neighborhood are fighting the company's plan to build a new store. they want to build the new store on a vacant lot surrounded by homes and an organic farming section. palm beach county commissioners would need to approve a zoning change in order for wawa's plans to move forward. commissioners plan to meet to discuss the idea. >> just get some turkey bowls to those folks down there. they might change their mind. >> i know you're a big fan. >> i love wawa. is it a jersey thing? >> i think it's a philadelphia area thing. >> if you're from philadelphia area, you love wawa. >> i went to visit my family. they live down south. they didn't have a wawa dow

the aclu called the lawsuit a political stunt. >>> ford motor company is recalling more than 270,000 f-150 trucks for a brake fluid leak. it covered years 2013 and 2014. owners will start getting notices in july and dealers will fix the problem free. >>> several local students are in washington getting ready for today's semifinal and final rounds of one of the toughest competitions around. this is video of the preliminaries of the 2016 scripps national spelling bee. what started as a competition of 285 spellers is now down to just 45, and three of them are from our area. we caught up with an eighth grader from delaware county. she says a lot of work goes into being a good speller. >> you should be a word nerd. and you should be prepared to study and make sure -- and know the words and their definitions and things, but most of all, you should like words. >> a cherry hill fifth grader and sixth grade student from newark will also compete in today's semifinals. >>> here's the dry view from delaware this morning. wilmington will see just a few thin clouds. mostly sunshine and like yester

you are correct that the aclu which brought the effort to release the full report, they're going to look don't think they're going to settle for the unanimous decision by the d.c. court which is nobody's idea of a conservative republican holdout, and they just verified what was a previous lower court decision, that the full report, the 6,000 pages is produced by senate intel committee and doesn't come under the foya commands. charles: what about the narrative when the report was released that interrogation techniques like waterboarding simply don't work? a lot of pushback on that but now this is the official american narrative? >> well, it is, and in part because the left, look, i give them credit, they captured this interrogation, they took this easy to take moral high ground. i don't know how it feels up there, must get chilly for them, but take that place in the world that they exist in, and, you know, they said either you're talking or everything is torture. this is a very emotive discussion, but the reality is there exists in between chatting with the detainee and frankly over 90% o

civil liberties union filed a lawsuit today contesting the law on behalf of the same-sex couple the aclus they face discrimination as a result of that state's legislature they argue that long of violence the constitution and the 2015 u.s. supreme court ruling legalizing same-sex marriage across the nation and the law religious organizations and medical professionals and by the wreckage clerk can deny an array of services to members of the l gb to commencing however mississippi state officials argue the law does not conflict with the federal statute. ♪ ♪ you live life your way. we can help you retire your way, too. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you can. financial guidance while you're mastering life. hey i think the internet just went down. huh, why don't you give it a sec, it'll come back. something just happened in the world and we have no idea what it was. get high speed internet from at&t with 99.9% reliability for just $30 a month. keep calm, your internet's on. >>pam moore: now is bernie sanders turned to campaign in the this video is on the location

the contempt ruling stems from aclu's lawsuit where the court found he profiled and illegally detainedinos. arpaio reportedly sis agreed the order to overhauling policing practices. >>> a hi general lori robinson. on friday she took charge of norad and u.s. northern commands, security cooperative between the u.s., mexico and canada. robinson was previously the commander of pacific air forces and one of just two female generals in the air force. >>> hundreds of guests from the nordic nations on their way out of d.c. this morning. they attended a dinner with president obama at the white house last night. the dinner honored the leaders of sweden, iceland, finland, dennarc and norway. president obama had a little fun with them as well. >> i think we can all admit that the vikings could be a little rough. [ laughter ] they didn't always have the best -- manners at the dining table. but times have changed. >> you can see some of the photos from the state dinner, including the celebrities who were there and just find that on the nbc >>> well, it is graduation season. >> right. get ready for t

. >> coming up on "fox5 news morning" aclu taking on battle in gender equality debate and new targetc. schools celebrating a new law of free contraception. >> dmv. time now 5:27 we'll be back after this >> maryland will become first state in country to afford free contraception foremen and wome women. >> and bryce harper has emotional melt done as he hold a number of four letter words at a major league umpire. "fox5 news morning" starts rite now. >> good morning and welcome to "fox 5 news morning" i'm holly morris. >> i'm wisdom martin. >> welcome to tuesday edition of "fox5 news morning" and we already have something interesting on wash your car before we head out and coop you posted. >> it's a bit jury job. somebody has to do it. >> it's not a good time to wash the carneyway it will be nasty the next couple days. big showers. thunderstorms too i got confirmation of lightning to the south. thanks for twitter feed on tha that. details where it's going and may brush the city coming up in a bit guys all right what's happening in the news today let's talk about it a new bill giving mary

the aclu filed its own challenge against mississippi freedom law. the civil rights attorneys are saying that it violates constitution. leon: coming up on "abc7 news at 5:00" -- honoring the fallen. how the region pays tribute to fallen officers this week. alison: you can see the spoke from space. wait until you see the latest footage on the ground from the wildfires in canada. >> a house party gets violent. leon: only on 7 tonight, howard university party ends in gunfire with one person injured. this happened early saturday morning a matter of blocks away from campus. the neighbors there say that the students have been having out of control parties all year. despite numerous complaints. stephen tschida went looking for answers. stephen: this is a house that has neighbors bothered, angers and frightened. >> three to four shots. stephen: as they kicked off graduation weekend, throngs of students descended on this house. this house has had parties throughout the year. friday night got >> that is a little nerve-wracking. >> the problem parties plaguing

. >> reporter: in the case, rob and his partner backed by the aclu, sued her for discrimination.n state's attorney general also filed suit. claiming she broke washington's anti-discrimination law. >> to watch the full report go to cbsnews.com and click on sunday morning. >>> as more states consider legalizing marijuana, there are new concerns about the risks of driving after using pot. kris van cleave has more on the growing debate. >> reporter: nearly three years since mary gaston hugged her son blake good-bye. just moments before he was hit and killed by a driver who was high on marijuana. >> every parent out there can appreciate when your child is on top of the world. where everything is going so right in their life. within minutes. watching him die. it's beyond the worst day of your life. >> why do you drive around smoke? >> reporter: triple a foundation looked at traffic deaths in washington since it became one of the first states to legalize pot. finding fatal crashes and a driver that used marijuana more than doubled in a year. the triple a foundation director of research.

the contempt ruling stemmed from aclu's lawsuit where the court found arpaio's office illegally profiledinos. arpaio repeatedly disobeyed the court's order to end these practices. >>> and the first woman combat leader in the u.s. mail tear. talking about general lori robinson. on friday she took charge of norad and u.s. northern command, a security cooperative between the u.s., mexico and canada. robinson was previously the commander of pacific air forces and one of just two female generals in the air force. >>> hundreds of guests from the nordic nations are now on their way out of d.c. so they were here attending a dinner with president obama at the white house last night. the dinner honored the leaders of sweden, iceland, finland, denmark and norway. president obama had a little fun with them, too. >> i think we can all admit that the vikings could be a little rough. [ laughter ] they didn't always have the best -- manners at the dining table. but times have changed. ♪ >> you can see some of the photos from the state dinner, including the celebrities who were there. all you have to do,

. >> reporter: molly cooper is an attorney for the aclu of pennsylvania. she says the department is jeopardizing police-community relations. >> it could be used to stalk someone. >> reporter: the people who posted the photos say the car was parked here underneath the pennsylvania convention center. we called philadelphia police at the headquarters but public affairs didn't respond to questions on the phone, instead sending a statement to nbc10 saying in part placing a decal on the vehicle was not approved through any chain of command. the department has now ordered the removal of the logos. >> there shouldn't be such a disconnecticdi disconnect. >> reporter: people are tweeting about a terrible disguise, and opponents want to know if there are other things being hidden when it comes to this technology. in center city, drew smith, nbc10 news. >>> seven states are rejecting the obama administration's new directive for public schools when it comes to lbqt bathroom policy. public schools must allow transgender students to use bathrooms and locker room that mat

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faces several lawsuits over the law from individuals and civil rights organizations that include the aclu. back to you. >>> a day before west virginiians go to the polls there's a civil war raging in the republican party. dulles toll road and house speaker paul ryan are set to meet on thursday. >> insiders are hoping to two will declare a truce but tax cuts could be a sticking point. >> reporter: one man will lead the gop and whether the number one republican legislative leader up here on capitol hill likes it or not that party leaders name is dulles t more proof dulles toll road is taking over the republican party. the party's top ranked elected official house speaker paul ryan telling the milwaukee centennial he would step down if that's what dulles toll road wants. but no tax hikes is a ryan rule. a key conservative principle. >> we have to negotiate. >> to some trump sound like a democrat on taxes. >> for the wealthy frankly i think it will go up and it should go up. >> today trump tweeted i'm lowering taxes far more than any other candidate. explaining the tax cuts on the wealthy mig

. >> reporter: that's what most bothers critics such as the aclu. >> unfortunately we've seen big settlements time and time again. >> reporter: davis points out that under current california law the public can't find out whether these officers were investigated internally. >> when there's a huge settlement like this it tells us that the department must have had serious concerns with the officer's behaver in the case. what we need to do is make sure that the public is able to see what action the department took to track that behavior and punish that officer. >> to know nothing is to breathe suspicion. >> reporter: that's exactly why state senator mark leno wants records made public. >> do you think $25 million is a lot of money. >> $25 million we're not spending on education or health care. >> reporter: the senator is currently sponsoring a bill to release all records about sustained complaints against police officers to the public. >> we've got to make changes, more information is better. transparency is a positive thing. and results in greater safety, greater trust, better community. >> that