he tries to get the aclu to take his case, and even the aclu will not take case. and that's important to understand how lonely the american homosexual was at this period of time that, you know, the aclu would defend, because that's my earlier point. the aclu would defend communists for people who are accused of communism and left wing sympathies and whatnot, they would not take the case of the gay person fired by his government. he goes on, found the machine society which is the first real sustained gay rights organization in the united states. he organizes the protest outside the white in 1965. he's instrumental in getting the american psycho psychiatric association to remove homosexuality from, the list of mental disorders. he's the first openly gay person to run for congress in washington, dc in 1971. and i really again, this goes back to the point of this conversation today. this is all through the first amendment. everything he's everything i've just listed is through arguments, persuasion, appealing to the better angels of our nature. and i one thing i'm wor

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the aclu is writing to the judge trying to unseal the warrants that are against me. they said this is never happened for an american history, james o'keefe. what's happening to you as never happened before. to any journalist. now they're starting to pointed guns at us. and take our reporters notebooks. that's never happened before. i do admire people like at snowden. i admire julian assange, i admire mike wallace. i don't know what is happening. i don't know why the billion dollar corporations are doing the job. it's left to scrappy and broke entrepreneurial enterprising people. so be it. >> james o'keefe, project veritas, the author of this book. american macgregor. we thinking journalism for the 21st century. we appreciate your time on book tv. >> thank you. in 2000, the issue of election integrity, the administration of our elections stopped being so much a local and state issue, and became a national issue with the bush v. gore race. americans realize that our sloppy, that word, and equated election systems in many states could really impact national policy. the

so please join the aclu now. and become an aclu guardian of liberty for just $19 a month. when you use your credit card, you'll receive this special we the people t-shirt member card magazine and more to show you're part of a movement to protect the rights of all people. for over 100 years, the aclu has fought for everyone to have a voice and equal justice. and we will never stop because we the people, means all of us. so please call or go aclu.org to become a guardian of liberty today. your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire (fisher investments) it's easy to think that all money managers are pretty much the same, matching your job description. but at fisher investments we're clearly different. (other money manager) different how? you sell high commission investment products, right? (fisher investments) nope. fisher avoids them. (o

so please call the aclu now or go to my aclu.org and join us.n you use your credit card, you'll receive this special we the people t-shirt and much more. to show you're a part of the movement to protect the rights guaranteed to all of us by the us constitution. we protect everyone's rights, the freedom of religion, the freedom of expression, racial justice, lgbtq rights, the rights of the disabled. we are here for everyone. it is more important than ever to take a stand. so please join us today. because we the people means all the people, including you. so call now or go online to my aclu.org to become a guardian of liberty. right, now hurricane ian, a category three storm is turning over the warm waters of the gulf of mexico barreling towards florida's gulf coast. and it's gaining strength and expected to make landfall on wednesday as a category three or four. early this, morning the hurricane slammed into cuba, lashing the city upon arturo rio with heavy rain and 125 mile an hour winds. new, tonight a coup was electricity providers that the st

but here at the aclu of nebraska, we have not been silent.e right under the first amendment to highlight topics relating to lgbtq+, regardless of whether it makes other people uncomfortable or if they disagree with it. >> let me ask you about this. a letter that you've sent to the northwest public school district superintendent, it's incumbent upon the northwest public school districts to restoring the poles students rights by immediately reinstating the journalism program and school newspapers on as possible, developing undiplomatic policies that protect lgbtq students, developing and implementing policies that protect the rights of students journalists, and publicly acknowledging these errors and affirming its commitment to lgbtq close to 50, inclusivity. it's a very well within four page letter. i suspect i have a good chance of going hair in my head then you have to getting both of response to that. what happens next >> well, simultaneously, we're sending the demand letter we ask for preservation of evidence related to this issue is a lot

so please join the aclu now.guardian of liberty for just $19 a month. when you use your credit card, you'll receive this special we the people t-shirt member card magazine and more to show you're part of a movement to protect the rights of all people. for over 100 years, the aclu has fought for everyone to have a voice and equal justice. and we will never stop because we the people, means all of us. so please call or go online to my aclu.org to become a guardian of liberty today. >>> before we go, i want to let you know i will be back wednesday night in week 8:00 p.m. eastern, the january 6th investigation is holding its next hearing, possibly the final hearing wednesday at 1:00 p.m. eastern during the day. you can watch it live here as it happens on msnbc. that night, wednesday night at 8:00 eastern, i will be here along with a cast of thousands to help with our special primetime recap of the hearing. whether or not you are able to watch it live, join us here wednesday night starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern on msnb

. >> by the way, i'll also give a shadow to community legal services and the aclu, yes.the aclu of pennsylvania, who drafted and amicus brief pointing out the racism of the system. and the pennsylvania supreme court held that it violated her fourth amendment rights. to insist on entering her home without probable cause. there was no probable cause here, this was based on an anonymous tip which often happens. mostly it's mandated reporters who report. but also, anonymous tips can trigger an investigation, as we see here. there was no backup for this investigation, anybody could call and just make something up. right? that shouldn't be a reason why government agents can come search or home. then, secondly, searching her home was a relevant to whether she had fed her child while she was engaged in protest. there has to be a nexus between the two. this is standard, and constitutional law. but standard constitutional law doesn't get applied in the case of family policing. and this is one of the also connections with police. which is they get a pass if they go along and enter

i hope you'll join me in supporting the aclu today. because we the people means all of us.o my aclu.org to become a guardian of liberty today. your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire >>> i have another hour of questions for you, let me start with this one. if i came to set on january 6th, the timeline will tell you everything. this is a domestic terror attack on holding, and if you look at other national security crises, it's the timeline that tells you the story of september 11th. and so that's why all the content in early november is so interesting. this is a text that happened on november 5th. the qff block chain -- sounds crazy already -- have been part of the huge trumpet and military white hat sting operation in key battleground states. 2500 -- and ballot fraud co-conspirators, social media, fake stream media reporters, et cetera, are being arrested and detained for valid fraud and will

your representation on behalf of the aclu and the works that you are doing, as well as media. media plays a very important role in that narrative, so to see women of color journalists in this space makes my heart just super happy. so, each and every one of you should give yourself a pat on the back in a big hug and realize that what we are doing now is historic in this space. thank you so much to carolyn phillips, all of the organizations out there. you mentioned earlier legacy to legal, keep on your radar the justice foundation. legacy the legal, the work what -- the work we are doing. i'm on the board of directors for the justice foundation. we are very much in our infancy, but keep your ears to the work that we are going to be doing. we just hired our newest executive director. so we are definitely going to get some good work done. so, just keep up the great work, everybody. >> that's a good way to end it. thank you all for being here and thank you all for your stories, insight, for your real talk about where we are in terms of policy, and moving the needle forward on justi

the aclu worries it could lead to racial profiling. >> are concerned as it could encourage the police department to cast an extremely large surveillance net. to monitor activities that are completely unrelated to public safety. >> a tough balance between privacy and public safety. >> we can view both in san francisco. >> supporters argue to keep our streets safe, we need to hold criminals accountable. the district attorney said this measure will help make that happen. >> juries and 2022 want video evidence. something they are used to seeing on the news, people pull out cameras, surveillance cameras, and they want that evidence. >> it is unclear how sfpd would facilitate the live surveillance. those details have yet to be released. it doesn't lay out any specific process on how police would go about getting consent from homeowners. we do know the department would be required to submit quarterly reports to track the program's progress. this final vote is expected any minute now. we will stay posted with results. >> thank you so much. in the south bay, the city of san jose looking to cam

part in a pilot program to get the care court up and running even earlier by october 2023, that is aclu has vowed to fight this in court reporting here in sacramento. eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> all right. i mean, while some people in the north bay still a little shaken up tonight after 2 moderate size quakes at the santa rosa area last night. you see video here of some of the things falling off the walls and shelves leaders set california's office of emergency services. want to remind folks that earthquakes can, of course, happened in any time here in california. so always best to be prepared. they suggest creating a customized emergency plan, including packing a kit with the basic supplies radio first aid kit flashlight, batteries, water, medicine and nonperishable food for your family and pets. >> and that our wildfire coverage at noon time lapse video from cal fire showing planes taxiing in and out of the air tanker reload base at mcclellan park in sacramento. these are planes that are getting filled with burt hardened as they respond to the mosquito and the dutch fires that are

. >> the director of the criminal justice program at the aclu of northern california. ll highly is opposed to the da's new juvenile justice policy and cite statistics from this joint study by the birds is to to the center for juvenile justice and criminal justice and the national center for youth law on youth prosecuted as adults in california and up to 11 young people who work, cases were transferred to court in san francisco from 2006 to 2016, 6 were black. 3 or let you know right. however, the da says she is well aware of the data on black and brown youth in the criminal justice system. one thing that i do recognize as the black and latina woman. >> is the disproportionate impacts that the juvenile justice system has had on children of color. >> district attorney brooke jenkins says that she consulted with community stakeholders in the formation of the new juvenile justice policy. asked the da spokesperson for the names of the people she consulted with. i was told that information must be made confidential. in san francisco. has it made kron 4 news? >> still ahead,

. >> the director of the criminal justice program at the aclu of northern california. ll highly is opposed to the da's new juvenile justice policy and cite statistics from this joint study by the birds is to to the center for juvenile justice and criminal justice and the national center for youth law on youth prosecuted as adults in california and up to 11 young people who work, cases were transferred to court in san francisco from 2006 to 2016, 6 were black. 3 or let you know what, however, the da says she is well aware of the data on black and brown youth in the criminal justice system. one thing that i do recognize as the black and latina woman. >> is the disproportionate impacts that the juvenile justice system has had on children of color. >> district attorney brooke jenkins says that she consulted with community stakeholders in the formation of the new juvenile justice policy. asked the da spokesperson for the names of the people she consulted with. i was told that information must be made confidential. in san francisco. has it made kron 4 news? >> well, happenin

part in a pilot program to get the care court up and running even earlier by october 2023, that is aclu vowed to fight this in court reporting here in sacramento. eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> all right. i mean, while some people in the north bay still a little shaken up tonight after 2 moderate size quakes at the santa rosa area last night. you see video here of some of the things falling off the walls and shelves leaders set california's office of emergency services. want to remind folks that earthquakes can, of course, happened in any time here in california. so always best to be prepared. they suggest creating a customized emergency plan, including packing a kit with the basic supplies radio first aid kit flashlight, batteries, water,

the kremlin theme unmoved by the criticism met its actions. aclu thing i do is to to pull a magic solution. let's get more on this from steven j a blank. he's a senior fellow at the foreign policy research institute think tank. he joins us from washington dc. welcome to the w at what this formal russian annexation on friday change the u. s. military calculation when it comes to supplying ukraine with weapons. well, if it does change it, it will change it to have the united states supply more weapons, not less. ah, you can see this from the your decision yesterday. the so our descent ukraine, 18 more high mars systems. that's the are artillery system that has been so if that and the provide, you know, several $1000000000.00 worth of weapons altogether or to ukraine. this is just going to harden western opinion, and it's only being done so that mister potent can claim he has a victory. ah, the right now all he's fighting for is not ukraine, but his own political future. who now these alex regions, we're, we're looking at something anywhere between 15 and 20 percent of ukranian territory . th

part in a pilot program to get the care court up and running even earlier by october 2023, that is aclu has vowed. >> to fight this in court reporting here in sacramento. eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> now to our wildfire coverage. the mosquito fire is still burning in the community of forest hill off interstate 80. that fire flared up overnight. windy weather caused the flames to jump the fire bigger threat to more he r- areas. it's now burned more than 58,000 acres as it rages across both placer and el dorado counties. fire crews say containment is and only 20% elsewhere in placer county. all evacuation orders caused by the dutch fire have been lifted all lanes on eastbound interstate 80 are back open. one lane is only open in the westbound direction of the freeway as they continue cleanup work there. traffic is being was being diverted off on highway 20. the dutch fire, which broke out tuesday afternoon as burned 40 acres. it is only 50% contained. kron four's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow has more with what's going on out there. you know, these fires are taking a life of their

called for accountability after the israeli military admitted that al jazeera journalist, sharon abbey, aclu was probably killed by israeli gunfire, but it said he will not pursue any criminal charges. al jazeera media network denounced the finding, saying it's an attempt by israel to evade criminal responsibility for the killing. the you and nuclear watchdog says a back up line supplying ukraine's is apparition nuclear power plant has been deliberately disconnected from the grid to extinguish a fire. the international atomic energy agency says the connection has not been damaged. police in canada say one of 2 brothers suspected in the stabbing depths of 10 people has been found dead. at least a st. others were also injured in multiple locations in the province of saskatchewan on saturday, sunday. and at least 65 people have been killed in an earthquake in china's south west. the magnitude $6.00 trema struck in the area of fish, one province on monday. all right, those are the headlines i'm emily anguish. the news continues here on al jazeera of the inside story. ah, great. where the famine

. >> the director of the criminal justice program of the aclu, northern california, little high talks about his problem with the da's new program. one is it seems to be backtracking of to statement the da made a few weeks back saying she would not prosecute possession paraphernalia cases. this is saying is 5 times we're going to rescue going to put you through the criminal legal system which we know and have seen in the past. it's not the best place to put people into recovery. according to its website, the community justice center is a non criminal court program focused on helping the individual and not just their crimes. what we're trying to do with, like i said, maintain that level of compassion, which is a core value in san francisco, but intervene at the point at which we think somebody has demonstrated that they've gotten to the point that this too much of a danger to that we need to second. >> haaziq kron. 4 news. the oakland a's planned for a new waterfront. ballpark took another big step for. >> a judge actually rejected 3 lawsuits claim the ballpark would cause serious envir

. >> the director of the criminal justice program at the aclu of northern california. ll highly is opposed to the da's new juvenile justice policy and cite statistics from this joint study by the birds is to to the center for juvenile justice and criminal justice and the national center for youth law on youth prosecuted as adults in california and up to 11 young people who work, cases were transferred to court in san francisco from 2006 to 2016, 6 were black or latino right. however, the da says she is well aware of the data on black and brown youth in the criminal justice system. one thing that i do recognize as the black and latina woman. >> is the disproportionate impacts that the juvenile justice system has had on children of color. >> district attorney brooke jenkins says that she consulted with community stakeholders in the formation of the new juvenile justice policy. asked the da spokesperson but the names of the people she consulted with. i was told that information must be made confidential. in san francisco. has it made kron 4 >> the highway patrol is invest

fleming is good like shoes that it was, seems clean, chased as busher jims and still dates at the at the aclu girl. always except laurie and the girls know i'm a guy down the street from a fill in the by the more than asi business started for the study for him to have stud, and we have set them up, additional up it up on bizarre. those up on the phone with black people i shared, you must go, he wouldn't be a school, but i mean, the musk, anything that you hm, that she goes to the of the, from the law lead the, for the most in thought from the vocal mcclung. put up with that window which fed up one of the show that he thought, sadly of no brown labrems with let me check. it was not wilma or something on the way up. it's telling you about the vice, you know what moscow, what becky, what the of of it off with with oh, when i was showing wrong, i just don't hold any new world yet to shape out disdain. because the attitude and engagement equals the trails. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. russia would gain popularity under peter the great and the 1st

with the lawyers committee for civil rights if the san francisco bay area that agency along with the acluifornia and the coalition on homelessness a legend the lawsuit that city agencies violated unhoused people's constitutional rights by citing finding and arresting them to remove them from sight as well as taking and destroying their belongings in targeted law enforcement operations a matter of pro a cell phone a brand new tent someone's sleeping in their clothes a toolbox a work uniform people's life. medications your government id. those are items that are clearly not trash and these are the items that the city is taking in remarkable numbers the stolen belonging project share this video with abc 7 news taking my stuff and they're throwing it away everything i own stealing my stuff which they say you can go get back into the yard which never get back. i've been done so many times and never get a thing back toro castano says he was formerly unhoused for two years depend on who you're dealing with. some people were very fair and very kind and some people are very cruel. he says bagging

an issue which one is good, like shoes i didn't was, seems clean faced as busher. jim's as 50 to 50 aclu always except a from a fill in the way, the more floss a study. if i didn't with them operation it up on visual nose up on something with blood, but i said you must go. he wouldn't be a school, but i mean the musk anything a given the, from the most in thought of a commitment put up with the window which tied up one of the show, the stuff that we have no problem with the new check. it was not a bit on the what now, what you, what the hell over ah, russia would gain popularity under peter the great and the 1st russian emperor to travel widely. anecdotally when he arrived in the french capital, he said, paris stinks at the stench, will be the death of it. under peter, the great russia became a powerful state which of course, well neighbors. russia was not in on the scene before the others late, but suddenly appeared under your portion as early as talking power in competition we trans. so for the kink on file, it was accepted with sensory your modem for. so for the us house is to go, fal

critics including the aclu say the law denies a person's right to have a say in their personal health care pilot programs will begin in october of next year in seven counties including san francisco. the rest will be up and running by october of 2024. the state attorney general is suing amazon accusing the company of violating the california's antitrust laws by stifling competition a lawsuit was filed today in san francisco superior court attorney general rob bonto's office says amazon is engaging in practices that push sellers to keep their prices higher on other sites the suit claims merchants that do not comply with the policy could have their products stripped from prominent listings on amazon and face suspensions or terminations of their account. after the break preparing for the possible nationwide rail workers should strike and already transit agencies here in the bay area are warning commuters that some routes could be canceled abc 7 news at 5 will be right back. have you seen my new phone yet? it like, folds in half. i would never switch to samsung, i love my phone. what??? ♪

with the lawyers committee for civil rights if the san francisco bay area that agency along with the aclu of northern california and the coalition on homelessness a legend the lawsuit that city agencies violated unhoused people's constitutional rights by citing finding and arresting them to remove them from sight as well as taking and destroying their belongings in targeted law enforcement operations a matter of pro a cell phone a brand new tent someone's sleeping in their clothes a toolbox a work uniform people's life. medications your government id. those are items that are clearly not trash and these are the items that the city is taking in remarkable numbers the stolen belonging project share this video with abc 7 news taking my stuff and they're throwing it away everything i own stealing my stuff which they say you can go get back into the yard which never get back. i've been done so many times and never get a thing back toro castano says he was formerly unhoused for two years depend on who you're dealing with. some people were very fair and very kind and some people are very cruel.

calls for accountability after israel said it's highly likely al jazeera journal issuing abu aclu was accidentally killed by one of its soldiers. and one of 2 brothers suspected in the killing of 10 people in canada has been found dead. ah, welcome to the program. forest johnson is bidding farewell to downing street, his address the media for the 1st final time. as you k prime minister. johnson is now heading to bell moral castle in scotland to hand his resignation to queen elizabeth the incoming prime minister liz trust, or visit the queen after him and be asked to form a government. it's time for k to ticks, to be over plugs. it's time for us all get behind loose truss and her team and her program. a deliberate for the people of this country. because that is what the people whose country want that's what they need. that's what they deserve. i'm proud to have discharged the promises i made to my party when a you were kind enough to choose me winning the biggest majority since 1987. the biggest share of the vote since 1979 delivering rex it delivering our manifesto community, includin

part in a pilot program to get the care court up and running even earlier by october 2023, that is aclu has vowed to fight this in court reporting here in sacramento. eytan wallace kron. 4 news. well, california is suing amazon over alleged bad behavior. >> lawsuit says amazon is hurting the ability of other retailers to compete. well, attorney general rob bonta is accusing amazon of requiring sellers to enter into agreements that punish him if their products or offer for a lower price off the amazon site that is believed to have tricked shoppers into thinking they were getting the best price when they were actually just getting the lowest price on. amazon is offering bonta says that online giant has been violating competition law since 2012. >> this is unacceptable. it is a violation of the law. and if you think about california's pain, even just a little bit more for every product they purchased online over the course of a year yet alone. a decade. which is what is at issue here. the collective magnitude of harm here. is very far reaching. >> obama says he's looking to keep amazon fro

as you quoted before, there's a high possibility that mr. sub aclu was accidentally hit by id of f gunfire and of quote. but again, they're maintaining, there was an exchange of fire with a palestinian militants. now the officer briefing the journalist this afternoon, i was ask about this i, you know, our appeared a discrepancy between, you know, video material, seeing from that incident when she was after, she was chateau that it was more quiet and also palestinian eye witnesses that said there was no audible crossfire now the idea of says that in the report that she was not intentionally targeted, that erred was a case of miss identification. and that she was not targeted and her colleagues because there were a journalist, as he said, the a journalist there, serena actor was wearing a blue vest or a labeling with their press on it, so are clearly marked. and now what comes out of this report is that the israeli military artwork, her general, as office said as well, that it would not open an investigation into any soldier involved because there's no suspicion that a criminal offense was c

white house is repeated calls for accountability for the killing of al jazeera joan, the serene abu aclu. but it's not pushing for an independent investigation. on monday, the israeli military admitted for the 1st time that she was lightly killed by israeli gunfire in may. but the israeli army says it did not find any violation of regulations and will not be pursuing any criminal investigation. engineers in pakistan have cut through the embankments of lake mankind since province to reduce the volume of water. but it is threatening to flood properties downstream as dozens of villages lie in its path. 2 people have died and thousands have been ordered to evacuate because of a wild fire in southern california. several buildings have been destroyed and the fairview area, southeast of los angeles. the fire has been fueled by high temperatures and extremely dry conditions. and what man has been killed during a protest against un peacekeepers in the democratic republic of congo. it happened in the eastern city of benny. people blocked the road and threw stones at un staff . demonstrators say pe

. >> first of all, if they had done it to a democrat, we would have every liberal democrat, the aclu,ning bitterly. first they tracked him down. how would they know he was going to a hardees. obviously they had to have gps or tracking mechanism. we want to know whether they had a warrant for doing that. then if they had a warrant, they stopped him, they should have just asked him for the phone, subpoena the phone. they had a subpoena at the same time, but it didn't include his phone. see, if they had a subpoena, it could have been challenged, but if you take the money then they get everything. they get lawyer client privilege material. they get first amendment protected material. they know who's working along with mike lindell. i'm representing lindell in the same way that i would represent a liberal democrat. for that i'm being highly criticized by people on the left. they say trump is different. you can't apply the constitution to him. they said that when they detained 110,000 japanese americans. this is different. this is said during mccarthyism. this is different. they said it dur

white house is repeated calls for accountability for the killing of al jazeera journalist, serene abu aclu. but it's not pushing for an independent investigation. on monday, the israeli military admitted for the 1st time that she was likely killed by israeli gunfire in may. but the israel army says it didn't find any violation of regulations and wouldn't be pursuing any criminal investigation. one man has been killed during a protest against un peacekeepers in the democratic republic of congo had happened in the eastern city of benny demonstrates his se peacekeepers have not protected them from violence in the region and want them to leave engineers in pakistan and have cut through the embankments of lake mankind, sinned province to reduce the volume of water, but it's threatening to flood properties downstream. as dozens of villages lie in its path. the most powerful typhoon to hit south korea and years has killed at least 6 people. 5 of the victims were in the city of po, hang, where the storms submerged rates and buildings. soldiers were deployed to search for the people. still missing.

bill maher are not people of right but they have same views that average achu donor did in 1990s, the acluda and enforcement of norms when it comes to preventing speech it say break with the agenda they used to have in the past. it is one that leads them to try to cancel those who they disagree with. we saw this week, fo aeffort to cancel dave chapel, he is a liberal, but because he offends people with his jokes about trans agenda and way that you know we changed the way we talk about family and society, so rapidly in co course of service to the radical leftist agenda, the fact he takes issue with that, and makes fun of it. is so infuriating to them, they seek to cancel him. to prevent him, a prominent black comedian from dc from being a able it speak out, he has the ability because he is popular and wealthty i, but most people don't and the left knows that. they want to put fear into americans across the nation, they won't be able to express themselves they will go with the leftist agenda. i think one big thing that democrat party is about today is that level of leftest authoritarian, see

what i hear from the aclu into those that are supporting the effort is the biden administration is working hard to do its best to reunify and they've had and amount of success but now they are dealing with complicated cases. i've heard about parents who were deported with others that happened with over a thousand cases that had been back at home since then they've had the two take custody of an extended relatives child and i heard about one whose sister had been killed and so they were being taken care of by the separated apparentar. there are many extraordinary details here and i want to use the term unbelievable advisedly because the story is entirely accurate, but something that is completely unbelievable to me is that when family separation started, no one for weeks sought to even write down and keep a log or escheat of where the children werein going and who their parents were. you could define that as negligence but that bleeds over into immorality very quickly when that happens. of that to me i think it is of all the incredible reporting that you did in the kind of bureaucratic way.

i'm a former board of the aclu that believes in due process and the respect for seizure rights. most of us are appalled. whatever we think of donald trump and whatever happened to the former president of the united states. so i am disenchanted with that, once again, it is a way to try to reshape and to try to encourage the electorate to not look at inflation, to not look at supply chain, to not look at the crisis of a very unsecured border and to try to focus on so-called divisive issues such as an act of this court. it is a disappointment. will of us should respect this third branch of government. we often say when you go to a jury trial, once the jury has spoken whether or not you agree with it, you respect the process. in my to be a different court, the tide will turn eventually. would need to be prepared to not undermine the institutions of our government. >> todd: great advice, thank you so much. it has been a year since 12,000 haitian migrants were living under swallow del rio, texas, after joe biden's border policies encourage them to make that dangerous trek. >> carley:

my first book the first event i ever did was at the aclu in the second was at the cato institute, so that gives you a flavor for how managed to have these various problems to my audience. how do you do that? is it it's where the left and the right meat it seems there. i think there are more places where left and right knee then either side likes to admit and then the media typically conveys because i think what attracts standard media attention is when the left and right are fighting and that obscures how many areas they have in common. i think that you parties are have a lot more agreement than typically is observed and also the left and right and finding those areas of agreement and trying to build coalitions or foster them through my work is definitely been a focal point from the beginning well for people tuning in and saying i know that name give us a sense of some of the issues you've worked on as a journalist over the years before we get into your book. so when i first started writing him, you know, i didn't go to work at the new york times and i didn't go to columbia in journa

that agency along with the aclu and the coalition of homelessness alleging the lawsuit that city agencies violated constitutional rights i citing, finding, and arresting them as well as taking and destroying their belongings. >> a macbook pro, a cell phone, a brand-new tent, a toolbox, a work uniform, people's medications, government id, those are items that the city is taking in remarkable numbers. melanie: the project shared this video with abc7news. >> they are taking my stuff and throwing it away. they are stealing my stuff which they say you will never get back. it is happened so many times and i will never get a thing back. melanie: he was unhoused for two years. >> some people were fair and some people were cruel. melanie: bagging and tagging items to be collected later it does not work. >> it is a morass when you try to retrieve your belongings. it can take several hours and it is hard to find someone willing to help you and it seems like a black hole, really. i do not know very many people who get their things back. melanie: a spokesperson told abc 7 that since june of 2020 it ha

this is what the aclu and george soros type prosecutors want nationwide. this is the result. kelly, trace said, sentenced to three years but then released on march 16 of this year. and now it looks like innocent people are dead and injured. joining me now is brandon tatum, former tucson police officer, host of the officer tatum show and podcast. brandon, you are seeing this play out tonight, including on facebook life. your reaction to what you're seeing. >> laura, this horrifying. i cannot believe my eyes. this young man was on camera with such a depraved mind is to go and shoot innocent people and want to broadcast it. i see that we have a criminal justice system that's flawed and we are in trouble if we don't disowning about it. this guy had charges and they should've headed in prison for a very long time if our system would work like it's supposed to. instead he gets a slap on the wrist, gets out of prison and goes on a murdering spree. i hope that we learn. the funny thing is, let me not say that it's funny but the ironic thing is that now people want to support the poli

the aclu of montana has asked a state judge to strike down the rule. meanwhile, in boston, a bomb threat was called into boston children's hospital on friday for the second time in two weeks. the hospital has come under attack recently by right-wing groups for establishing the first pediatric and adolescent transgender health program in the united states. the state of new york has declared a state of emergency over an outbreak of polio, which has been detected in waste-water in four counties since april, as well as here in new york city. vaccination rates among children in the affected communities run as low as 58%. public officials say their goal is to vaccinate over 90% of new yorkers. the cdc recommends children receive four doses of polio vaccine by the age of six. and in film news, laura poitra'' new documenty "all t beauty d the bldshed" h won the p prize,he goldelion, at the vece film stival. thdocumenty focus on the photograer nan gdin and r campai againsthe sackl fami, who ma billion sellinoxycontiwhich heed sparthe opid epidec. ter nan ldin b

the ban is being challenged in court by the aclu and several abortion care providers, with hearings set to start september 19. in ohio, a judge has temporarily blocked the state's ban on abortions after six weeks of pregnancy, saying that the right to abortion is protected under ohio's constitution. the decision restores broad abortion access for at least for the next two weeks in ohio. meanwhile, a louisiana woman who was barred from aborting a non-viable fetus in her home state has received an abortion in new york. nancy davis traveled from her hometown of baton rouge to a new york city clinic, a nearly-2500 mile round trip journey, after learning her fetus had a fatally flawed skull and would be unable to survive. davis spoke to reporters ahead of her trip. >> the doctors told me my baby would die shortly after birth. they told me i should terminate the pregnancy because of the state of louisiana's abortion ban, they could not perform these procedures. basically, they said i had to carry my baby to bury my baby. i want you to imagine what it is been like to continue this pregnancy fo

part in a pilot program to get the care court up and running even earlier by october 2023, that is aclued to fight this in court reporting here in sacramento. eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> mountain view. police say they need the public's help to try to find this man. officer say that he exposed himself to a woman while she was shopping in walgreens on sunday, september. 4th. these are pictures of the suspect inside the walgreens on east el camino reale police say about 5.40, that morning. the suspect approoched a woman in one of the store's aisles. briefly talk to her and then exposed himself. the suspect was last seen driving away in a white toyota sedan. if you have any information you're asked to call mountain view. police. >> in gilroy, a 16 year-old has been arrested in connection with a hit and run that killed a 92 year-old pedestrian. the incident happened shortly before 5.40, last night at the intersection of first street and grand avenue. police say the 92 year-old was riding a mobility. scooter when he was hit by a car, died at a hospital. police say they use the city's camer

torrance county detention facility in new mexico where about 160 immigrants are being held in what the aclu calls atrocious conditions. a 23-year-old asylum seeker from brazil died by suicide at torrance last month. the detention center is run by the company corecivic, formerly the corrections corporation of america. and a property management partly owned by donald trump's son-in-law jared kushner has agreed to pay at least $3.25 million to the state of maryland and to reimburse tens of thousands of tenants in baltimore, maryland. maryland's attorney general brian frosh accused the company, westminster management, of deceiving and cheating tenants and subjected them to miserable living conditions. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. when we come back, italy's first far right leader since the nature mussolini has declared victory in sunday's national election. we will look at the return of fascism in italy and it's right in europe with professor ruth ben-ghiat. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: the italian partisan song "

it critics have said it denies a person's right to have a say in their personal health care the aclu of southern california tweeted after the governor's press conference saying in part that this outdated and coercive model of placing disabled folks in courtrooms will cause trauma and harm to california's invulnerable situations and will reinforce institutional racism. newsom says that opponents points of view have not led to solutions they're point of view is expressed by what you see on the streets of sidewalks all throughout this state their point of view was expressed in the halls of the legislature and they were overwhelmingly rejected because in a progressive legislature, they said enough we're going to move in a different direction the first seven counties involved in the program are slated to have it up and running by october of 2023 everyone else by october of 2024 in the south bay zack fuentes. abc 7 news. if you know someone struggling with mental health issues substance issues or housing insecurity. you can help start by going to abc 7 news com slash take action the bay ar