arkansas made its choice.revious to that, based upon the trigger law and other states will make different decisions. this is fundamental in our democracy that ultimately, the people decide through their elected representatives. >> ♪ >> hello, welcome to washington post live. i am co-author of the early 202 newsletter. joining us today is republican governor of arkansas, asa hutchinson. thanks so much or joining us. >> leanne, it is good to be with you. looking forward to the conversation. >> to our viewers, we want to hear from you. if you have questions for governor hutchinson, feel free to tweet us @postlive. thanks for joining us. it has been five and a half weeks since roe v. wade was overturned as our open mention. there was a trigger law in arkansas that banned abortion in this state, including there are no exceptions for rape or incest. i want to ask you, and one of those clips you say that you think, perhaps, there should be those exceptions. what are you able to do to ensure that, at some point in the

arkansas went against the grain. my predecessor did medicaid expansion for the reasons you just indicated, trying to improve our health incomes of arkansas. i continue that as a republican governor. we shot up with access to health care. we are trying to do more, even now, with our rural hospitals to provide wraparound services for the mom going through a pregnancy. also, to extend it after that child is born. we are doing all of those things, and we want to increase those health care outcomes. there is challenges that we have to address from eating habits, to exercise, all of those have been a part of a message we have in arkansas to improve health care. >> do you anticipate the arkansas legislature legislating on issues of travel, allowing arkansas women to travel outside the state to obtain an abortion? or, perhaps, order abortion pills online into arkansas? >> well, the answer on the first part is absolutely no. we have the freedom of travel in america, and while we do not encourage, support traveling out of stat

>> plus, violent arrests in arkansas. bystander video captures a man being beaten by three law enforcement officers who have since been taken off the beat after the video went viral. what are top cops saying about the disturbing scene. >> and decision time. will president biden fulfill a campaign promise and cancel student loan debt for millions of americans, and if he does that, might that make inflation worse? an announcement could be days away. >> good afternoon, welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. we're going to start with our world lead and the mystery of who murdered russian propagandist darya dugina, the daughter of russian writer alexander dugin. an imperialist who things russia should occupy all of europe, not just ukraine, extending from ireland to serbia. dugin watched from a different car as his 29-year-old daughter was exploded look with her toyota that burst into flames 20 miles west of moscow on saturday. fsb claims a ukrainian did it. ukraine insists that's false. russia says a woman who was a member o

i am a big fan of arkansas. the governor of arkansas and i share a lot of common, especially with our friends at sig. we have a competition, a very friendly competition. arkansas is doing very well, there is a lot of excitement out there. arkansas, i want to say it is exactly -- i when i say it is exactly like new hampshire. none of that matters, if we do not close at deal in 2022, none of that matters at all. talk about what is important to new hampshire, our health candidates. it is also important that we have somebody here that supports . last time i checked, there's a lot of them requested do not support the first, the nation's primary. they are screwing up. not republicans. this is real campaigning. this is about the individual. it is not about big money markets and all of that stuff. we need help financially, we like to get people to come in. i am talking to you c-span, box, whoever --fox, whoever is in this room. i think they are still counting the caucus votes in iowa. the whole country looked at new ham

but tonight, arkansas's governor promising a full invs. game, already calling the conduct reprehensible. >> this is not what our law enforcement community represents. it's not the proper response. and they will be reviewed and appropriate action taken. >> reporter: worcester was taken to the hospital and treated for his injuries. he is now facing a slew of charges including battery, assault, resisting arrest, and allegedly making terroristic threats. the officers identified today as crawford sheriff deputies zack king and levi white, and mulberry officer thell riddle. >> the officers, none of them are rookies. they've been in law enforcement for some time. >> reporter: david, those three officers are on paid administrative leave pending the results of the investigation by the arkansas state police. but we also know the u.s. attorney's office and the department of justice are investigating whether worcester's civil rights were violated. and david, we learned today that there is dash cam video of what led up to this, but it has not yet been

arkansas has done something interesting. arkansas has an unenviable record on maternal care. republican states are going to force women to have babies they wouldn't otherwise have had, do those republican-led states need to support them more? because many states are not doing this. >> well, the answer is, yes. and i hope that we're all looking at that because in arkansas, because we had a trigger law that we have reduced the number of abortions dramatically. last year we had 3,000. that means there's going to be 3,000 pregnancies in round numbers that might be unwanted or might be under difficult circumstances. so, we've got to provide the maternal care, the improved foster care. we've got to be able to provide increased adoption services. it's not because we've neglected that in the past. it's because we do anticipate more live births, which is a good thing and something we support. so, here in arkansas, we have made progress in reducing teen pregnancy, but our infant mortality rate is not where it should be. that counts those infants that die in the first year after birth.

entre luciana y arkansas podremos tener acumulados de ——louisiana y arkansas, en la frontera, tendremose tener precauciÓn, todos aquellos que viven en esa regiÓn y manejarÁn en las prÓximas horas. no debemos cruzar nunca vÍas inundadas. fÉlix: los migrantes deportados bajo el tÍtulo 42 no regresan a sus paÍses. se quedan en campamentos improvisados del lado mexicano de la frontera. allÍ son vÍctimas muchas veces de robos, asaltos, secuestros e incluso de violaciones. el jefe de la patrulla fronteriza reconociÓ que esas personas son especialmente vulnerables. pablo: el jefe de la patrulla fronteriza reconociÓ que los inmigrantes indocumentados que intentan cruzar la frontera son una poblaciÓn vulnerable y desesperada. [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] pablo: es el mismo argumento que repitan los activistas. >> la realidad es que las personas que entran vienen huyendo de extrema pobreza y violencia. pablo: tambiÉn reconociÓ que las condiciones son muy difÍciles para quienes son expulsados a mÉxico bajo el tÍtulo 42 iban a parar a lugares no ideales para mujeres y niÑos

and tonight, the governor of arkansas calling it reprehensible. here's abc's marcus moore. >> reporter: tonight, three law enforcement officers in arkansas are suspended as officials investigate this video. officers seen striking and kneeing a man during a violent arrest sunday morning. >> this is bad. >> reporter: police identifying the man as 27-year-old randal ray worcester of south carolina. he's accused of threatening and spitting on a store clerk at a mulberry convenience store. officers later finding worcester nearby. >> the officer asked him if he had any weapons on him, and he said he did. and i believe he at one point handed it over to the officer. >> reporter: the sheriff's department saying the suspect turned violent when they moved to detain him, but it is unclear what exactly happened before the start of the video. but tonight, arkansas's governor promising a full investigation, already calling the conduct reprehensible. >> this is not what our law enforcement community represents. it's not the proper response. and they will be revie

helena, arkansas sits in one of the state's poorest counties. there's richness in the mississippi delta. and an opportunity for unity. harvey: this is a mixed crowd in this space in helena, which is one of the rare places where you'll see people in social construct really, you know, enjoying themselves. dina: patrons from all over the delta are drawn to williams' award- winning vodka and gin made from sweet potatoes grown on his family farm. opened just a year ago, delta dirt is the only black-owned farm-distillery in the country. but for williams and his wife, delta dirt is distinguished by something even more profound. harvey: donna and i were intentional about wanting our business to be for all people. i know the businesses, they're either black or white. and for the most part, they're patronized by either black or white. and we didn't want to be that. dina: delta dirt offers a glimmer of hope in an area marked by racial divides and lack of prosperity. it's the only thriving venture on historic cherry street. but williams hopes his success ca

i also honor today of introducing somebody -- i am a big fan of arkansas. issa and i get on -- he said i get along very well -- we have a little competition and it is friendly competition but arkansas is doing very well. there's a lot of excitement down there with what they are doing the steel and production and factories coming in down there. arkansas is not exactly like new hampshire but we share a lot of similarities but senator cotton is not thinking about 2024 he is thinking about 2022 -- -- none of that matters if we do not close the deal in 22. none of that matters at all. we have folks like senator cotton being able to come up here and talk about what is in new hampshire and help our candidates get over the finish line in november. and we have someone here that supports the nation crime rate. there are democrats that -- the nation primary. -- absolutely blowing it. but not the republicans. this is real campaigning. this is about the individual. this is not about the money markets or that kind of stuff. we need help financially we like to get people

we got to get out of here. >> reporter: three arkansas law enforcement officers have been removed fromy after this disturbing video was posted on line oig showing them beating a man outside a convenience store. police have opened an investigation into use of force by all three officers and the fbi is also investigating. the sheriff's office has identified them as zach keen, v levi white and thel riddle. cnn reached out to all three but have not heard back. >> they will be punished for what they did if they are found to have been in violation of any rights or laws. >> reporter: the incident happened about 140 miles northwest of little rock. on the video you can see at least two officers punching and hitting the man as they tried to arrest him. and that is when a bystander off camera yells at the officers. [ inaudible ] arkansas governor asa hutchinson's says the officer's response was not consistent with the training they received. >> that is reprehensible conduct in which a suspect is beat in that fashion. we saw a glimpse of that, it is under investigation. >> reporter: police say the

tres agentes de la policÍa de arkansas fueron suspendidos tras revelarse una grabaciÓn, donde aparecendo. andrea leÓn tiene los detalles y las imÁgenes que ya estÁ causando gran controversia. andrea: este video muestra a los tres oficiales de arkansas, ahora suspendidos, inmovilizando a randal west chester, de 27 aÑos en un estacionamiento. los policÍas golpean al joven en la cabeza repetidamente, uno de ellos lo agarra del pelo y estrella su cabeza contra el suelo. todo esto mientras otra persona graba. todo comenzÓ cuando la policÍa de la localidad de alma recibiÓ un aviso sobre un hombre que estaba amenazando al empleado de una tienda con cortarle la cara, y emitiendo supuestos mensajes en terroristas. el hombre se fue en bicicleta por ucarretera, hasta ser interceptado por los agentes. el joven de carolina del sur se encuentra ahora bajo custodia policial, tras haber sido llevado a un hospital con heridas que no han sido detalladas. y se le imputan varios cargos, entre ellos, los de agresiÓn, llamita demorada, resistencia al arresto, y amenazas terroristas. andrea: la policÍa estat

arkansas state police have opened an investigation into the use of force by all three officers. the fbi is also now investigating. the crawford county sheriff's office has identified them as deputy zach king deputy levi white and mulberry officer fell riddle. we've reached out to all three but still have not heard back. >> they will be punished for what they did if they are found to be in violation of any rights laws or anything of that nature. >> reporter: the incident happened and mulberry arkansas northwest of little rock. on the video you can see at least 2 officers punching and hitting the man and kneeing him repeatedly as he tried to arrest him. then you can see a bystander off camera yelling at the officers. arkansas governor asa hutchinson said it was not consistent with the training that they received. >> it is reprehensible conduct. in which a suspect is beaten in that fashion? we have seen a glimpse and it is now under investigation. they say worchester was wanted for allegedly threatening a gas station clerk in a nearby town. >> we have all seen the video. there is a

we've got to get out of here. >> reporter: three arkansas law enforcement officers have been removedng video was posted online, showing them beating a man outside a convenience store. arkansas state police have now opened an investigation into use of force by all three officers and the fbi is also investigating. the crawford county sheriff's office has identified them as deputy zack king, deputy levi white, and mulberry officer thell riddle. cnn has reached out to all three, but so far hasn't heard back. >> they will be punished for what they did if they are found to be in violation of any rights, laws, or anything like that. >> reporter: the incident happened sunday in mulberry, arkansas, about 140 miles northwest of little rock. on the video, you can see at least two officers punching and hitting the man and kneeing him repeatedly as they try to arrest him. that's when a bystander off camera yells at the officers. arkansas governor asa hutchinson said the officers' response was not consistent with the training they received. >> that is reprehensible conduct in which a suspect is be

as a governor talked about, it is bad here in new hampshire and arkansas. a lot of you are enjoying the nice hot dogs that we had served earlier. i was talking to a grocer a couple of months ago and arkansas and he said they saw a sharp decline in the month of june of hotdog buns and a sharp increase in the sale of white bread. why is that? because families were getting ready for the fourth of july, they had to make the choice, and they could have paid three dollars for a pack of eight hotdog buns when they could substitute a three dollar pack of white bread. about families struggling that much to make ends meet -- think about families struggling that much to make ends meet. what they are going to do on the fourth of july. about the small enjoyments in the small luxuries that you may remember from being a child, that you hope for your children and your grandchildren. families struggling to make ends meet at the end of the month, because of the price of gas, the price of food. looking ahead to the winter and wondering if they will be able to keep their homes

also very disturbing images from a violent arrest in arkansas. this is so hard to even watch. this video shows two deputies and an officer appearing to punch and knee a suspect during an arrest. all three of those officers have been taken off duty. they are under investigation. >> multiple kicks to the head there. let's again there. omar jimenez has more on that. we do want to warn you once again, a lot of these images are disturbing. >> three arkansas law enforcement officers have been removed from duty after this video showing them hitting a man outside a store in mulberry, arkansas, was posted to social media. the officers are seen punching and kneeing the suspect repeatedly and later arresting him. in the video a woman not seen can be heard screaming stop beating him. he needs his medicine. an officer points at her and yells at her to back up. the person said her sister witnessed the altercation. they were suspended and the mulberry police officer placed on administrative leave while the incident was investigated. police say the man in the video is 27-year-old randall warc

thg arkansas state police put out a statement. are investigating the events of the arrests that happened around 10 this morning. police say the incident occurred outside of a convenience store in the dire community. police confirmed 2 of the officers, a crawford county sheriff's deputies and the other is a mulberry police officer in a statement put out by the crawford county sheriff jimmy dimonte. he says, quote, in reference to the video circulating social media involving to crawford county deputies, we've requested that a sp conduct. the investigation and the deputies have been suspended pending the outcome of the investigation. he says he holds all employees accountable for their actions and he will take appropriate measures in this matter. >> and that was riley birdwell reporting for us tonight. arkansas state stating that once they finish this investigation, the case will be turned over to the crawford county prosecuting attorney. >> former pro football keep to leave is stepping aside from his broadcasting duties on amazon pr

we're looking at 9 million people impacted from texas to louisiana, arkansas, mississippi, even into alabama today. that slow-moving system bringing that very heavy rain we're looking at really heavy rain early this morning. where you see the brighter colors, oranges and reds, that's where we're seeing torrential downpours. we'll track them throughout the day. by the time it'sai s plains. and the temperatures will be held down by showers and clouds, temperatures in the 70s and 80s. some of us feeling like august by the end of the week we'll talk about coming up. >> we have to think about those harsh winter stories and we're dealing with this weather. >>> why your morning cup of joe is getting more expensive. >>> and ayeelon musk pull as familiar face into his battle over buying twitter. life... doesn't stop for diabetes. be ready for every moment, with glucerna. it's the number one doctor recommended brand that is scientifically designed to help manage your blood sugar. live every moment. glucerna. meet febreze's miracle spray: febreze fabric refresher. i literally use this every day

this happened outside of a convenience store in arkansas. the local sheriff who says the suspect is in jail was wanted for threatening a gas station clerk in a neighboring town. all three officers are suspended or on administrative leave and an investigation into the arrest is now underway. we have a closer look at all of this with omar. the man was taken to the hospital and treated and he is now in jail. what more are you learning about what happened here? >> reporter: for starters, the video is ugly and hard to watch as that plays out. the central question that i think at the top of everyone's minds when you watch that is was that amount of force necessary, smael with those three law enforcement officers there and it's also the question at the center of a now state investigation into how an initial call for allegedly being spit on and threatened ended like this. three arkansas law enforcement officers have been removed from duty after this video showing them hitting a man outside a store in mulberry, arkansas, was posted to social media. t

the story of the brutal detention of randal wooster in arkansas is unlikely to provoke protests, butficers involved in the beating had already removed worcester himself from service. first they were taken to the hospital, then they put them behind bars of the sultangans. and at the end of the issue, perhaps the most bestial attack on a bank in israel, an angry bull burst into financial institutions a huge animal rushed through the corridors of the bank, which pretty much frightened customers and employees, the bravest of them tried to catch an aggressive visitor, they stretched the rope in the pareon of the door, but uninvited guest. ran away with her and continued his run in the parking lot in front of the bank. here he was overtaken by a tranquilizer dart, the veterinarian who arrived at the scene euthanized the bull. it turned out that he ran away from the owner. our program is always available on the media platform , we look in the application or on the site look.ru alexey tselishchev was with you. see you. 24 we continue courage posthumously the president of russia today awarded

. >>> a new civil rights investigation into this violent arrest in arkansas. the suspect punched while pinned to the ground. what the officers are now saying and the different video that could shed new light on the case. >>> a developing story, the mystery virus blamed for killing dozens of dogs. >>> plus, a victory for the so-called partying prime minister criticized for living it up at a nightclub. >>> and later, an abc news exclusive. the family including an olympic athlete who survived this plane crash describes their narrow escape. >>> good tuesday morning, everyone. we'll get to that new report about the documents seized at former president trump's home in florida in just a moment, but first the historic weather that's now unfolding. >> parts of texas got 15 inches in 24 hours. it's being called a once in a thousand years event, and now that flooding is expanding east. >> for so many americans it's been one of the driest summers ever, and now the month of august could be one of the wettest ever. this morning, the dangerous flood conditions gripping parts

oklahoma is number one in the country in drone readiness u arkansas is two or three so together we'rerridor between our two states where we're inviting all the tech companies to study what this drone looks like, what unmanned vehicles look like, our universities are focused on that the only place that you can get a ph.d. right now at oklahoma state university in unmanned aircraft so we're letting everybody know this is the future and we want them located here in oklahoma and arkansas >> governor, i recently went to wisconsin to report on the shortage of housing and how that's affecting manufacturing towns like sheboygan for al allowing more residents in i'm curious if you're seeing something similar in your state of oklahoma. i did prior to becoming governor you did run a mortgage services provider. >> the barriers to entry in oklahoma, the regulation, is so much lower than other states we've got great home builders that will meet the needs of our citizens we're going to remove any issues or problems and let them go create that -- build those homes, those apartments, to make sure we m

we begin this hour with the latest on the violent arrest in arkansas caught on camera. cnn correspondent omar jimenez is following all of this. as poppy said, the images contained are disturbing. >> reporter: three arkansas law enforcement officers have been removed from duty after this video showing them hitting a man outside a store in mulberry, arkansas, was posted to social media. the officers are seen punching and kneeing the suspect repeatedly and, later, arresting him. in the video, a woman not seen can be heard screaming to stop beating him telling the officers he needs his medicine. an officer points and yells at her to back up. the person who posted the avoid says her sister witnessed the altercation. the two crawford county deputies were suspended and the mulberry police officer placed on administrative leave while the incident is investigated. police say the man in the video is 27-year-old randall warchester and accuse him of spitting on a gas station attendants in a nearby clown. the clerk then called the police and warchester rode a bike to a convenience s

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. >>> we're following the investigation of a violent arrest in arkansas. three officers have been removed from duty as a disturbing video of the suspect being beaten is stirring outrage. >>> welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. wolf blitzer is off today. i'm alex marquardt. you're in "the situation room." >>> let's get straight to breaking news. the latest twist in the fbi search of former president donald trump's florida home. cnn senior crime and justice reporter kaitlyn ponce has been working this story. trump wants a special master to review the documents taken away by the fbi? >> that's exactly right, alex. what's happening here is donald trump is going to court to try to slow down this criminal investigation following the seizure of all of those boxes at mar-a-lago. he's asking yes, indeed, for a special master. so a third party lawyer who would typically be appointed by the court to come in and make sure the justice department didn't take any documents that they're not supposed to as they use them as evidence in their on

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this afternoon, arkansas governor asa hutchinson criticized the officers' conduct. gov.son: that is reprehensible conduct in which a suspect is beaten in that fashion. we saw a glimpse of that, it is under investigation. we don't have all of the details, and certainly, that suspect had a history of concern that was legitimate for the officers. but what that response was was not consistent with the training that they received as certified officers with the arkansas law enforcement training academy. that will be investigated by the state police. amna: some reaction now to this incident and the larger questions around use of force. alex vitale is a professor of sociology and coordinator of the policing and social justice project at brooklyn college and the cuny graduate center, he is the author of "the end of policing." welcome to "the newshour." thank you for being with us. i want to ask you off the bat, what was your reaction when you saw this video from arkansas? alex: it is obviously a deeply distressing example of police use of force. on the one hand, it is clearly a v

. >>> there is growing fallout in arkansas after three law enforcement officers were caught on camera appearing to beat a man pinned to the ground during an arrest priscilla thompson is there tonight, and a warning, the video is disturbing >> reporter: a violent arrest caught on camera >> this is bad >> reporter: viewed more than a million times the video appears to show officers in mulberry, arkansas, punching and kicking a man in the head and body repeatedly during a sunday morning arrest. at one point slamming his head into the ground several times the man seen pinned down here, 27-year-old randall worster, released on bond he walked out of the county jail today. >> what would you like to see happen to the officers >> reporter: the officers crawford county sheriff deputies, zack king and levi white and mullberry police officer thell riddle have been suspended or placed on leave, pending an investigation and prompted by the video. none of the officers involved responded to nbc's request for comment. >> that response was not consistent with the training that they received. >> reporte

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we get more now from cbs's nikki battiste. >> reporter: this cell phone video shows three cops in arkansas repeatedly pummeling 27-year-old randall worcester, punching him in the head with a clenched fist, kneeing him in the legs. >> this is bad! >> reporter: and then picking up his head and smashing it into the pavement. the cops, crawford county sheriff's deputies levi white and zack king, and mulberry officer thell riddle, were not wearing body cameras but a dash cam recorded the incident. >> the dash cam does bring to light other things that did happen there, that wasn't caught on the citizen's camera. >> reporter: crawford county sheriff jim damante tells cbs news, police in a neighboring town received a call sunday morning about a man, allegedly worcester, making terroristic threats against a gas station employee, spitting and threatening to cut off the person's face. worcester then biked about seven miles, where officers caught up with him. he says worcester handed over a knife, and then football-tackled one of the deputies and punched him in the back of the head. >> when they were

that the incident happened sunday in mulberry, arkansas, 140 miles west of little rock.ers punching and hitting the man and seeing him repeatedly as they try to arrest him. that's when a bystander off camera yells at the officers. >> [inaudible] >> arkansas governor says that the officer responds was inconsistent with the training they received. >> that is reprehensible conduct and which a suspect is beaten in that fashion. we saw a glimpse of that, it's under investigation. >> police say the man videos 27 -year-old randall ward chester of south carolina. an attorney representing them says that war chester was allegedly -- nearby town. no crawford county says the officers located when he was cooperative at first, then got violent try to attack the officers. >> we've all seen the video, i don't think the believe the assessment amount of for -- justified if my client didn't fact spit on somebody. i think it was above and beyond what the officers were trained to do, what they should've done in that situation. >> police say war chester refused medical treatment, he was taken

the retail giant employs over 1.5 million people in arkansas where is based, abortion is banned underll circumstances. under this revised policy, walmart employees can now travel out of any state that bans abortion. >>> well, a fiery crash on sunday killed three indiana state university students and seriously injured two other passengers the university announced it believes a total of five of its students were involved in that deadly crash, saying several members of the football team are among those involved >> can you report towards state road 46 main street. we have a vehicle on fire. person trapped >> the tragedy happened around 1:30 sunday morning, about ten miles from campus where authorities say a vehicle suddenly veered off the road in riley, indiana, slammed into a tree and caught fire the driver and two passengers could not be saved all three were pronounced dead at the scene while the other two passengers were able to escape alive but with very serious injuries >>> a growing chorus of residents in jersey city are calling on a councilwoman to resign this morning. she's under

but he alleges forward and says the result should be a nov, arkansas for prime minister mon con. is facing terrorism charges after being accused of making threats against the police in the judiciary. as a political rami supporters have gathered outside his home warning of mass protests if he is arrested or pakistan is also suffering major floods, with official saying that over 700 people have died since monsoon. rain started more than 2 months ago. hundreds of vintages have also been washed away during the abnormally heavy monsoon season. military is working to evacuate, the thousands of people less stranded and authorities are setting up relief camps in flood hit areas. well, in the us parts, the city of dallas have been submerged by heavy rain and what's being described as a once in a 1000 years flood. about $25.00 centimeters of rain of swamp. the dallas fort worth area was at least another 5 centimeters forecast. flooded streets of disrupted traffic across the city with several people having to be rescued from their vehicles. people are being warned to move to higher ground i

i spoke with colonel bill bryant of the arkansas state police regarding the arrest incident in crawfordll be investigated based on video footage and the prosecutor's request, and us police brutality around the world is notorious, dozens of videos on the internet once again confirm that with jokes are bad by american law enforcement officers. here is one of the latest cases when officers stopped an suv driven by a lieutenant of the us armed forces and a man ordered him to get out of the car, put his hands out and tried to find out why he was being threatened with a gun, the answer is not for such answers in quotation marks are not uncommon, well, if the matter is limited to only pepper spray, shots often sound. uncompromising attitude towards women’s children, sometimes cruel behavior, experts associate with the total popularity of weapons among the civilian population of the united states in the same state of arkansas, almost everyone can wear a revolver in their belt, and leaving for every duty, a police officer can easily not return home alive and slowly, this is, uh, an oppressive se

the sheriff in crawford county, arkansas there says he is working with arkansas state police to take quote, appropriate measures in this matter. >> the fallout continues after the fbi search at former president trump's florida state that led to authorities seizing classified documents from mar-a-lago, washington, d.c., correspondent alexandra limon has the latest on the case and reaction from lawmakers. >> a federal judge must decide whether to release the affidavit that led to the fbi search of trump's mar-a-lago. you can learn a lot from the affidavit. you could learn what witnesses may have seen in terms of the handling of those documents on cnn state of the union, congressman adam schiff said he understands why the justice department is concerned about releasing information in an ongoing investigation. this is not the time to be giving essentially the trump lawyers a road map into how to intimidate witnesses or how to derail a legitimate investigation. but republican congressman mike turner said on cbs face the nation that the public wants more transparency. we're going to turn t

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we'll start this hour with those new developments out of arkansas.t in the last few minutes, you watched it untold live here. a video appeared to show three offers making an arrest, violently. the video, we're about to show, is disturbing. you can see the officers basically pummeling the suspect's face and body, smashing his head while he's being restrained. it's not clear what happened before this recording. officials said the man was being arrested on trespassing and other crimes. the three officers have been suspended while this is being investigated. that's the only time we will show you the video. let's bring in priscilla thompson in arkansas, and charles coleman, civil rights attorney and msnbc legal analyst. we just heard from the governor there, describing this as reprehensible conduct in his words, saying there needs to be an investigation, that this does not comply with what law enforcement learns when they go to the academy to become a police officer. >> yeah, hallie. that message is being echoed by other officials here, as well. we heard

the arkansas governor has ordered an investigation in the county . sherry says police will be held accountable for their actions. that is reprehensible conduct in which a suspect is beat in that fashion. ah, we saw a glimpse of that it is under investigation. we don't have all of the details. and certainly of that suspect, had a history of, of a concern that was legitimate for the officers. but that what that response was was not consistent with the training that they receive as certified officers with the arkansas law enforcement training academy. hi, yvonne says the us is delaying talk. same that reviving the nuclear deal. the 2015 agreement limited iran's capacity to make nuclear weapons in 2018. then us present . donald trump abandoned the deal. european countries have been leading in direct talks between e. ryan washington. try to reinstate the nuclear agreements. a federal prosecutor in argentina has requested a 12 year prison sentence for vice president, christina kish, now she's on trial for corruption charges relating to public works during

>>> the deadly spree in arkansas, 17 shootings over 30 hours. are they connected >>> the countdow to liftoff for nasa's return to the moon >>> and harry's smith on the end of the road for two american classics >>> this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening over 93 million covid cases in today came a stunning admission from the head of the cdc. "in our big moment our performance did not reliably meet expectations." with her agency still confronting not just the pandemic but evolving threats including monkeypox and a troubling reappearance of polio, cdc director dr. rochelle walensky acknowledging the cdc's poor messaging and at times confusing guidance all this as she kicks off a sweeping overhaul of the agency including a bid to arm it with new powers the reckoning coming on the heels of an internal review of the cdc. the immediate challenges couldn't be anymore urgent as demand grows for monkeypox vaccine doses, as well as experts monitoring the awakening of a dangerous disease long thought to have been defeated i get reactio

. >> was bill clinton involved as governor of arkansas? >> he was the only member one of the founding members and he really comes to the foreground as a major player after 1988 so the other key thing yet again historic defeat. there needs to be something different. he takes on this role as ar mechanism to launch his own career into office and shares their philosophy and views but also shapes it in many ways. >> his third way. >> it doesn't come into until the late '90s but that's what they are thinking is there needs to be an alternative that combines using more traditional conservative means to achieve liberal and. bill clinton has been testing a lot of these things especially around economic development and in arkansas in the 1980s he alliance that is critical. in the appeal of it accessible criminology that leads to both his success and their success. >> professor at claremont in california and she is the author of left behind the democrats failed attempt to solve any quality and this is a call-in program talking about the democratic pa

>> when they were going to take him into custody, is when he started to fight. >> reporter: the arkansas police and the f.b.i. are investigating the cops for use of force. all three have been removed from duty. worcester was released on bail today. >> how are you doing? >> doing pretty good today. >> reporter: he faces several charges in this case, including terroristic threatening. >> i believe it was above and beyond what the officers were trained to do, and what they should have done in that situation. >> reporter: worcester's lawyer says she filed a separate use of force complaint against deputy levi white back in 2019 for another client. when i asked the sheriff about that complaint, norah, he told me he has to look into it. >> o'donnell: nikki battiste, thank you. all right, thousands of teachers walked the picket lines in ohio, while inflation hits back-to- school shopping nationwide. we've got those stories, in 60 seconds. 60 seconds. i like that tune. eliquis. eliquis reduces stroke risk better than warfarin. and has less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis has both. don't sto

one, some states are overrepresented like arkansas. there are too many narratives in arkansas for the distribution of the enslaved population. they are obviously going to -- who are very young at the time of emancipation. it is so many years after. another complaint is that peoples memory might not be so good. there is a great article in the journal of southern history that is about how maybe these narratives tell you more about the moment of the great depression than they do about the past. there is a lot of descriptions of food in those narratives. if you think about people who are starving because of the depression, you can imagine a lot of discussion of good food you had in the past. other problems include that some of the interviewers, some of the people sent out to interview these for me enslaved people are related to the people who enslaved the person being interviewed. that is awkward. we see a difference of, for, instance in terms of how they talk about punishment if the interviewer is white or if the interviewer is black. the

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