roger says the ruling will change the way judges statewide decide on bail amounts. they have to make a real individualized consideration about whether that person can afford it. the ruling also had support from bail agents such as dale miller, a santa rosa attorney. there was lots of times when families had to make a decision between bailing out the breadwinner or paying the rent. but miller notes the ruling could cause delays in the system. there has to be an individual assessment of wealth. or lack of ability to pay and that will be a cumbersome process. and i think that might create a slowdown in the finding of appropriate bail about the supreme court noted that the median bail amount in california is $50,000 more than five times the median amount in the rest of the nation, some say now basing bail on the ability to pay will help even the scales of justice when they're in custody. what happens is you end up with a lot. of course pleased and people pleading guilty just to get out the state supreme court's ruling still allows cash bail as long as defendants can aff

when it comes to ah, bail, some say now basing bail on the ability to pay will help even the scales of justice. when you're in custody. what happens is you end up with a lot of course pleased and people pleading guilty just to get out. and this will not be the end of the debate over bail. there are two bills that are currently being considered by california lawmakers. frank jana katsuyama life force tonight, jenna. thank you. san francisco assemblyman phil ting is introduced a bill that would decriminalize jaywalking. it's called the freedom to walk act, the bill would make it legal to cross the street outside of a crosswalk. or against the traffic light when it doesn't cause an immediate hazard. sullivan ting told us that the cost of the ticket could be a huge burden to working families and that people of color are disproportionately targeted. a higher proportion of african americans were getting cited than white, california's and so what we saw is that this is really being enforced arbitrarily. it's only being enforced in certain communities. you know certainpeople, so if it is being

we learned recently in california about changes in cash bail and what they can entail and cash bail can disproportionally impact four or more to the point, advantage of the wealthy. the cash bail isn't necessary so long as the accused can still be detained based on the risk assessment that accounts for flight risk to victim safety and public safety and which allowed judges to make appropriations to address individual cases. detention consideration can be based on algorithms but need to include the nature and particulars of the crime and certain crimes use the pathology involved in the likely repeated at great harm to the victims. domestic violence, child molestation and child abuse are some examples. the abuse cannot only be repeated but can actually escalate once the perpetrator has been publicly accused. on many unfortunate occasions the victim of the messick violence was murdered before the accused was detained at before trial. in calpurnia, changes to pretrial detention status are based on circumstances ordering an event like a willful violation of terms of release and i do want to

sure forward, so his bail was initially said it 600,000. dollars and then it was reduced to $350,000. and he wanted the appellate level and when he got his new bail hearing, they said he could be released on non financial terms. so in the case of mr humphrey, he still had to meet certain terms to stay at liberty, such as receiving drug treatment. that was one of the really important things because the judge determined that's why he ended up stealing that money. but you know, he nothing happened. he didn't commit any crimes on he was safe to be released. and so i think for lower income people frequently, the choice has been either between paying rent or paying bail or having their kids have money to, you know, eat or them making bail. and so i think for a lot of low income people, california's bail as five times the national average, so i think for a lot of poor people, this is no longer going to mean that every time you're arrested, you wait until you plead guilty. it's going to allow them to actually contest their cases, which is the way t

you want to talk about bail, we won't eliminate bail.f you are involved in a violent assembly, you are not getting bail. you have to stay in jail until you go in front of a judge. as we look forward, i think you will see more of this around the country. and we are setting a marker down in florida. we are not tolerating it. anybody that wears the uniform, don't have any doubts the state of florida is standing with you. judge jeanine: i have to tell you, a lot to talk about. you should be proud of what you have done. thanks for joining us on "justice" tonight. judge jeanine: peter navarro, tomi lahren and more. the biden administration made a stunning admission about the number of illegals flooding our it's moving day. and while her friends are doing the heavy lifting, jess is busy moving her xfinity internet and tv services. it only takes about a minute. wait, a minute? but what have you been doing for the last two hours? ...delegating? oh, good one. move your xfinity services without breaking a sweat. xfinity makes moving easy. go online

you want to talk about bail, we won't eliminate bail.f you are involved in a violent assembly, you are not getting bail. you have to stay in jail until you go in front of a judge. as we look forward, i think you will see more of this around the country. and we are setting a marker down in florida. we are not tolerating it. anybody that wears the uniform, don't have any doubts the state of florida is standing with you. judge jeanine: i have to tell you, a lot to talk about. you should be proud of what you have done. thanks for joining us on "justice" tonight. judge jeanine: peter navarro, tomi lahren and more. the biden administration made a stunning admission about the number of illegals flooding our [♪♪♪] judge jeanine: breaking tonight. a stunning admission from the biden administration. the secretary of homeland security is direct fema to help deal with the quote record numbers of unaccompanied minors coming across our southern border. this coming days after mexico's government spoke out against biden's policies. their pd said those t

you want to talk about bail we are obviously knuckling to eliminate bail like the crazy states but if're involved in a violent assembly you are not getting bail you have to stay in jail until you go in front of a judge and that will be a good disincentive. as we look forward you're gonna see more around the country and were setting the marker down in florida and we will not tolerate it and anybody who wears a uniform don't have any doubt the state of florida is standing with you. judge jeanine: i have to tell t you a lot to talk about governor you should be very proud of what you've done. governor ron desantis thank you for joining us on justice tonight. >> thank you, judge. judge jeanine: still ahead peter navarro, kim clay said, tomi lahren and more but next breaking news on america's immigration crisis the biden administration has made a stunning omission about the number of illegals flooding into our country, jason miller joins me next to respond. away. ♪ so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance i

you don't understand why you have to bail out shareholders, it's a risk asset. government is shouldn't give us a free put if things don't go well could i'm really against that. when we look at other really important bankruptcies like gm in the financial crisis, i don't know how many jobs it was but the government gave them money and took a giant stake i don't understand why they weren't entitled to a giant stake here i know they got a tiny bit cited in the piece but nothing remotely close i don't know why they didn't do a big convert. seemed like excellent lobbying by the airlines. unfortunate for the others and not necessary for the government to do. >> steve, quickly, you actually think it was right to bail them out? >> i do. i think that, you know, we can argue over how they did it and what they should have gotten but when you look at the entire industry it's not so much the direct industry, it's the fact that it's probably $1.7 trillion, i think are the estimates being made, as far as economic activity dependent on the airlines and it's 10 million jobs all o

billion more set-aside for amtrak which is in itself already sitting on a billion dollars of unspent bail out money. what this has to do the virus and why the virus and had justified giving them an 1.5 billion when they are arty sitting on a billion dollars of still unspent bail out money, it is beyond my comprehension. $50million in funding for environmental justice projects , also difficult to connect up to covid. $200million for the institute of museum and library services. one 10:30 5 million for the national endowment for the arts break $135 million for the national endowment for the humanities. $86billion in a pension bailout for private sector workers. the list goes on and on. but you get the idea. got money that goes to projects as well as significant amount to state and local governments. we'll get back to that in a moment. when there is as much a $63 billion left over and unspent funds, this money will not necessarily even help schools to reopen. $350billion in aid goes to state and local governments. even the total losses to date have mostly been covered by the three to $60 bil

giggs was arrested on suspicion of assault at the start of november, and last month his bail was extended everton have confirmed that their goalkeeper robin olsen and his family were the victims of an armed robberty at their home over the weekend. they were threatened with machetes as a masked gang stole jewellery from the house in greater manchester. olsen, who's on loan from roma, was at home with his wife and two young children when the attack occurred. they were said to be shaken but not physically harmed. everton say they're offering the family their full support. liverpool may be on a dreadful run in the premier league, but they're going well in europe, and they're on course to reach the quarterfinals of the champions league tonight. they've only won once in their last seven league games — their latest defeat was at home to fulham at the weekend — but they take a 2—0 lead into their last 16 match against rb leipzig in budapest. it is half time, and we have to play the game to give us the opportunity to go to the next round. if we play that good, then we can do that, and we deserve i

bail was set at $250000.00. or as father had the money i was scared i was so frightened the whole way down i just thought this is. you know i keep using we're nightmare but i mean. this could be the end of my life i don't know i don't know the most important game and so you is to protect you so don't talk to be this is temp he's going to elaborate on the most important rule of all. in 1986 tim was 19 years old he got involved with a girl who was in some trouble she's living with this guy she starts insinuating that she's been sexually abused her like a dummy i'm contemplating going to get her stuff she says that he's got a gun so you know you've got to be careful the guy that we're going with he's a class cool with us take our own guns they start wrestling over this gun i step out of the bathroom. fight or flight. no excuses just don't this is there's no excuse for it i did there's no excuse pulled out my gun i start shit and listened to 25 years life in california prison system thames 1st advice to new fish a s

as still ahead on the program dozens of activists are denied bail in hong kong after an appeal by the government not to let them go. russia. has made history. excitement turns to despair for a 3rd time test of an unmanned rocket and in flames. it's time for the perfect gentleman. sponsored point qatar airways rain has arrived in central and southern japan it's curving out as you can see by satellites or at least south korea but it's going to spend most its time on friday in southern japan and back in china now following that having seen a rise in temperatures are going to see a cold come back down again but a blast i think affecting all of japan the korean peninsula the top half of china with temperatures dropping court significantly and then we're less stopping hong kong however doesn't see much for temperature change a bit of a dip maybe but it picks up some of that rain since the bottom edge a few showers and fairly she read weather i think with the breeze pip again come monday is still rainy season those no longer the depths of it in both malaysia and indonesia but the breeze is s

up until now, our democratic colleagues have not been able to find a way to bail out these mismanaged pension funds. as you can imagine, using taxpayer dollars to cover the mistakes of union bosses is incredibly unpopular, and that's because it's wrong. but the authors of this bill have found a couple of workarounds which they have tucked into this pandemic -- so-called pandemic relief bill. in addition to making labor unions eligible for the paycheck protection loans, the covid-19 relief bill also creates a taxpayer fund to bail out underfunded union pension funds. that's not to help the public generally. that's to help labor union members, which is certainly their issue. i understand why it's important, but i don't understand why my taxpayers in texas should have to bail out unfunded labor pension funds in other states. union bosses who have mismanaged these funds and made bad choices will be rewarded with a taxpayer-funded check. while there are a range of provisions to line the pockets of our friends on the other side of the aisle across the country, the authors of this bill also

continues in senegal as opposition leader calls for large scale protests following his release on bail. people defy me in moscow into running against police were surrounding the hundreds of protesters in the district. after a year of pandemic hardships women mark their international day with protest celebrations to. begin with brazil then former president luis inacio lula da silva is set for what's been described as a sensational political comeback his conviction on corruption charges has been an old by a supreme court judge a decision restores his rights to contest next year's presidential election as one of the most popular figures on the left if he decides to run he will face off with the far right populist also. joins us live now from rio de janeiro. a little that was cleared because of a technicality what more can you tell us about this court ruling. well exactly just fission was taken not because they considered it to be in the center or guilty but they said that he was he was tried in the wrong place in the wrong court he was tried as part of the carwash scandal and they say tha

california judges must now way defendants ability to afford bail for setting it. the ruling is meant to ensure that no one is kept behind bars only because they can't afford to postpone. >>> coming up next, one bay area city is giving artists a guaranteed monthly income. so who is going to pay for that? and what southwest airlines has to say tonight after a pilot bashes the bay area over a hot mic. >>> later, seattle has a space needle, paris has the eiffel tower, so will this be the new landmark, representing silicon valley? >> it will become what we think ofll be the quote unquote logo >>> tonight southwest airlines is looking into a pilot he was caught blasting the bay area while waiting to take off from san jose minetta. the curse filled rant recorded earlier this month on a hot air traffic mic. as the flight was waiting its runway assignment. >> in a statement, southwest called the comments inconsistent with the professional behavior and overall respect that we require from our employees. it went on to say that it is addressing the situation internally. at th

in a unanimous decision they said the current bail system violates the constitution. they are rejecting the argument of violates victims rights. the ruling means defendants can get out for free after 48 hours unless they are deemed too dangerous to be release. the decision comes just four months after california voters refused to and cash bail. >>> get ready to make your weekend plans, are meteorologist is here. later th >>> today temperatures did drop because of a cold front that came through. tonight this is a live picture from our tahoe patcher with a knife mix of clouds and sun. as you look at the live doppler, even though it is springlike it is not springlike up there. shown a few passing clouds locally those winds coming up out of the northwest gusting to 23 in half moon bay. it is going to remain on the breezy side this evening. i love the view from our east bay hills camera. 56 degrees in san francisco, mountain view, san jose, oakland 59 degrees and alive which are from our camera. if you like what you see here in san francisco you will love the weather. 65 i

flare up in senegal as the opposition leader months longer rallies supporters after his release on bail. also a search for survivors an ecuadorian guinea the death toll is up near $100.00 after a series of explosions battered a military town. coronavirus restrictions are eased for fully vaccinated americans they can now make people indoors and not wear a mask. like monday evening in brazil right now where former president luisa not so little silver is set for what's been described as a sensational political comeback his conviction on corruption charges has been an old by a supreme court judge it restores his rights to contest next year's presidential election remember lula one of the most popular figures on the left of politics in brazil and if he decides to run for president he would face off against the far right populist gyal sinatra. 7 this is some paulo lynas supporters out on the streets celebrating the colts ruling saying it has given them hope monaco you not have has more now from rio de janeiro and just vision was taken not because they considered to be in the center or guilty

carmen: empezamos con las clases de baile. poquito a poquito.potro salvaje. collins: la tÉcnica y el carisma de toni le dieron el puesto de bailarÍn en “mira quiÉn baila espaÑa”. castillo: creo que de los bailarines con los que yo he trabajado, ninguno tiene la rapidez de pies que tiene toni. antonio: y entonces, bueno, pues a partir de ahÍ fue una escalada muy grande lo que hizo toni con el “mira quiÉn baila”. gracias a un amigo que es poty, que le debemos mucho y queremos un montÓn. collins: no fue un camino de rosas y pagÓ el costo de la novatez en los ensayos de una de las primeras galas del show. costa: yo me acuerdo. claro, 21 aÑos, vengo del baile de salÓn con mis profesores y demÁs, bien cuadradito todo, mi tÉcnica y tal. collins: ignoraba que en televisiÓn lo importante es lo que la cÁmara ve. castillo: y nos ponemos a ensayar y marco una coreografÍa, entonces cargo a la bailarina y me dice que “eso yo no lo hago”, y digo “¿cÓmo?”. costa: “pero es que esto yo no lo veo como acorde para el tango, porque yo nunca lo he hecho”. castillo: y

the tacl tensions in senegal as position rallies supporters following his release on bail. and securing the capital a task force recommends sweeping security upgrades saying the police were poorly prepared to handle the january riots. hello everyone activists in may in ma say hundreds of protesters who had been cornered by security forces and young gone have finally been allowed to leave earlier the u.n. was expressing grave concern for their safety protesters defying the nationwide curfew at least 3 of them killed in fact in monday's rallies as the military crackdown intensifies 5 independent media organizations have also been stripped of their licenses. meanwhile malaysia's high court has allowed rights groups to challenge the deportation of me and myles nationals over a 1000 were sent back to me in february including asylum seekers although they're unlikely to be returned to malaysia we could be looking at a precedent here for of the cases in the future scott had that with more on both of those stories let's start with that line out of malaysia from the high court's i me

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bail reform laws. they mean that violent criminals are quickly released back onto the street.y half of suspects arrested for major crimes are released with no bail according to the nypd detectives union. last week a judge in brooklyn released an alleged teen gang member called recon wilson after fifth arrest for legally possessing a firearm. they are trying to take your guns away because guns are so dangerous. they are not enforcing gun laws on the books. prosecutors didn't mention the 19-year-old's four other open gun cases he was released without bail. paul digiacomo has been following new york's decline he joins us tonight. paul, thanks so much for coming on. i appreciate it. so, you are one of the people dedicated his life to making the city safe. obviously have this sharp and dramatic turn in the wrong direction. what do you make of it and what do you attribute it to? >> well, it's definitely attributed to the bail reform and the recent change in laws in the city council. they are emboldening the criminal element. shootings are up, crime is up. homicides are up. every cri

this after being charged with rape and released on bail.ter triggered the worst unrest in years, leaving at least eight dead. and the un is asking protesters in myanmar to leave safely without reprisals. three people world -- were killed in monday's rallies. fully vaccinated americans can gather with other vaccinated people indoors without wearing a mask or social distancing, according to new guidance from health officials. the u.s. centers for disease control and prevention is also advising fully vaccinated people do not need to quarantine if coming into contact with someone who is positive. they can also visit on vaccinated people at low risk for coronavirus. what more can you tell us about the new cdc guidelines? reporter: they are long-awaited guidelines, let's take a snapshot of what is going on at the moment. 9%-10% of people have been vaccinated, falling far short of the 40% needed for herd immunity, but 2 million vaccines are going and arms every day. these guidelines are specifically for the people that are fully vaccinated, they'v

murder was last seen being let out of the king soopers grocery store by police will be held without bail until such time as the court is able to turn to someone, whether or not the proof is evidence, and the presumption is great that you committed. these crimes, the boulder community remains focused on honoring the. victims from monday's shooting, last night, more than 500 people gathered at an emotional candlelight vigil outside the boulder courthouse. people carry candles and flowers and mourned the 10 lives that , huns paid their respects to officer eric tally was tfter responding. the calls of shots fired police and fire personnel line the roads as telly's body was taken to a funeral home. the fact that officer tally went in, and he gave his life to save others. there's really nothing else you can do besides stand here and salute him, authorities saying investigation into monday's shooting will take some time. it was the second mass shooting in the u. s and less than a week, prompting new calls for gun control legislation. we need help from the federal government. we should teach. pe

criminal defendants can no longer be kept behind bars because they can't afford to post bail. but the change doesn't apply to everyone. if a person poses a

we did not have high hopes on the court giving out bail.s on the defendants to show that they are not going to violate the national security law in the future so they can be granted bail. so basically, the presumption of innocence is not applicable to all cases. it is no longer a legal system that serves the people, but the interests of the communist party. especially under the national security cases, the judges of the courts are appointed by the government. they have a screening on them. it shows presidency does not allow any room for the society and division of power, including the pro-democracy camp getting involved in public affairs into these parliaments. so there are rumors saying the standing committee member of the congress is going to impose a much more strict electoral reform in hong kong and make it less democratic and occupied by most of the people. and it really shows a continuance he of beijing's approach, which is heavy-handed and autocratic. hong kong is becoming more to an ordinary chinese city. >> there are reports police

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. >>> a major ruling today, affecting bail across california. the state supreme court decided defendants can't be kept behind bars only because they can't afford to post bail. that means more suspects could be released before trial unless they are deemed just to dangerous. it does not abolish the cash bail system, but it affirms an earlier decision that judges must consider the defendants means when setting it. >> a former analyst with the emmy's office turned himself in with charges of stealing drugs from the lab. he was allegedly carrying an evidence bag of meth and pills when he was arrested in utah over the summer. the das office has been working since then to review hundreds of cases that he worked on to make sure no prosecutions or convictions were tainted. he is charged with theft and receipt of stolen property. he is also facing various drug charges. >>> u.s. he has just agreed to pay $850 million to more than 700 woman who accused the school's longtime campus dr. of sex abuse. >> today i am proud to announce that $852 million settlement

they're not allowed -- they've been refused bail or bond. they are languishing there under extreme circumstances. even people who just turned up at the trump rally and never went near the capitol are being raided by federal agents at the moment, and, um, that puts the fear of god into them and makes their neighbors suspect them. what we're seeing is really a two-tiered justice system is being created by the democrats to punish their political enemies. >> with the complicity of republicans in congress, i mean, equal treatment under law is the central promise of this country. i mean, liberal thurgood marshall, i mean, there's not a liberal in the past 100 years that didn't make that point. why is nobody saying that? >> because they're frightened. i think it's been a very clever tactic by the democrats and led by nanci pelosi and joe biden who even talked about trump supporters being white supremacists and violent insurrectionists and the biggest threat to america of all which is domestic terrorists. now, he acted as if there was some enormous

the ruling doesn't call for an outright ban on cash bail. instead says that judges must consider factors like the seriousness of charges and past criminal history. they can then use those factors to set bail at an amount that the defendant can afford. two more counties here in the bay area are starting a guaranteed income program. a program in marin county is going to give people there who qualify $1000 a month and in san francisco, it's starting a new program guaranteeing income for some city artist more now from ktvu. christien kafton, san francisco is known to be one of the most expensive places to live in the nation regularly topping the list of cities with the highest rent. now san francisco leaders have announced a plan to guarantee income for some of the city's artists. what was important for me is to make sure that we support our artists in san francisco, they have a hard enough time affording to live in a place like san francisco. the pilot program will provide monthly payments of $1000 per month for six months to 130. of the city's

the ruling doesn't call for an outright ban on cash bail, though. instead the ruling says that judges also have to consider factors such as the seriousness of the charges and past criminal history. i think a lot more people are going to get out, but at the same time prosecutors are gonna have to choose which people they want to keep in and actually make the case that even though they haven't been convicted of a crime, yet there's still too much danger to be released. some critics say that the decision violates victim's rights, but the justices rejected those arguments. a 200 ft tall structure called the breeze of innovation has now been chosen as the winning design for a silicon valley landmark in downtown san jose and architecture firm from australia one after almost 1000 other submissions from all around the world, the design calls for 500 large, flexible broads that sway to generate enough power to light the structure. other features include a viewing platform there at the top. the structure is set to be built in arena green at the southern end.

now the federal government will bail them out. most americans have? very few americans have pensions anymore. we're taking care of very small percent. just like a state bailout. the state's revenues have not gone down and give them $360 billion, after we gave them for $400 billion. it will help cuomo balance his budget which he can't do or newsom out in california to balance his budget this is a pure liberal payback. they didn't talk about how they will pay for it, they will pay for it through higher taxes. which of your taxes will go up. the trans pourtation second was okay having a gas tax increase. gas prices are up 54 cents since november the 3rd. this will not be good for families when interest rates go up and mortgages go up. it is disgusting. >> i was a kid in harlem and in the 1977 blackout. my neighborhood was the hardest hit this is widespread looting at this point, a free-for-all. let me switch to your party for a moment, your colleague, missouri senator roy blunt becoming the fifth republican this year to announce his

senegal as opposition leader was months song called from large scale protests following his release on bail. people define the in-laws curfew to rally against the police who are surrounding hundreds of select protest is in a district a young gone. and after a year of calm demick hardships women marked their international day with protest but celebrations to. begin with brazil and former president luis and lunatics silva is set for what's been described as a sensational political comeback his conviction on corruption charges has been an elder by a supreme court judge the decision restores his rights to contest next year's presidential election is one of the most popular figures on the left if he decides to run he will face off against far right populist jebel tomorrow i want to tell you like it has more now from rio de janeiro. just was taken not because they considered to be in the center or guilty but they said that he was he was tried in the wrong place in the wrong or he was try. it's part of the car wash scandal and they say that that the reason why they should be tried that had nothing

calls for large scale protests following his release on bail. people defied me in moscow a few to rally against the police who were surrounding hundreds of fellow protesters in a district of young dogs. and after a year of pandemic hardships women mark their international day with protest celebrations to. we begin with brazil and former president luis and i see a limited silver set for what's been described as a sensational political comeback his conviction on corruption charges has been an old by a supreme court judge the decision restores his rights to contest next year's presidential election as one of the most popular figures on the left if he decides to run he'll face off against far right populist. want to unite here that's more now from rio de janeiro. just fish and was taken not because they considered to be in the center or guilty but they said that he was he was tried in the wrong place in the wrong court he was tried as part of the car wash scandal and they say that that the reason why he should be tried that had nothing to do with th

. >>> new, california loosening bail rules this afternoon, state supreme court ruling the bail system cannot discriminate against suspects based on financial status. that means more suspects could be released before trial unless deemed too dangerous. >>> also new at noon, a live look at blue skies in san francisco this afternoon. relief is headed to local artists. the mayor announcing a new guaranteed income pilot program. 130 local artists will be able sae og $1,000 a month for six 15 pport artists whhave been disproportionately affected by covid. marin county and oakland have similar guaranteed income programs. >>> san leandro unified school district has reached agreement with the teachers' union to bring kids back to the classroom on april 12. the entire districting is opening all at once from tk to 12th grade. it is a hybrid model so kids will be in class for a few hours a day twice a week. parents must fill out a health questionnaire or the students will not be allowed to campus. >>> heads of facebook, twitter, google testifying on extremism and misinformation. let's go live to c

more protests but he says they have to be peaceful he addressed supporters after being released on bail 10 people have now died in the unrest triggered by his arrest on right charges president macky sall is appealing for calm as nicolas hawke reports from. a night of celebration after days of protests. there he is released on bail to spend some go addresses the nation in this press conference by his side are leading figures of senegalese opposition look at this most of. the people are sending us politicians a message no matter convictions or beliefs we have a dysfunctionality to unite the show and bring back politics to its noble cause you presenting the people. several people died in scores were injured after he was arrested over rape charges his supporters believe the case is politically motivated . the presence of the military did not deter demonstrators nor did the tear gas nor the police dressed in civilian clothes wielding baseball bats restricting the internet to did not stop the hash tag 3 senegal from trending. hundreds if not thousands of people are gathering here still the fo

whole process and set a goal as opposition leader or small song call is released on bail the charges of rape his supporters say it's been this is the motivate. other can but now this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up an interim prime minister is named in ivory coast where disputes continue about who's winning the parliamentary election. libyans of children across england are back in school setting off a nervous wait for parents and health officials. also after a year of pandemic hardships women mark their international date with protests celebrations to. a judge in senegal has ordered the release of opposition leader after formally charging him with rape sokol supported surrounded supporters rather surrounded the courthouse in dakar as the hearing took place cheering but also promising more demonstrations some call says the allegation is politically motivated to stop him from challenging longtime president marquees sell his arrest sparks days of violence in the capital as well as in other cities let's go straight to nicholas park who is in dakar nicolas you're at a rally no

the california supreme court says judges must consider suspect's ability to pay when they set bail.tices say a suspect cannot remain detained solely because he or she lacks the resources to post bail. decision comes after voters in november rejected the state law that would have ended california's cash bail system entirely substituting risk assessments for every suspect. sources tell fox news police in delaware responded to an incident in 2018 which a gun owned by hunter biden was thrown in a trash can outside of a market. source telling fox, the widow of president biden's late son, beau, who is in a relationship with hunter at the time through the gun owned by hunter behind the dumpster behind a market that's near a school. at the gun was returned a few days later. politico and the place claim no one was charged or arrested. the secret service was involved, but what they did or did not do is still being investigated, the white house is not commenting. embattled new york governor andrew cuomo's facing another allegation of misconduct tonight. he is accused of arranging for his famil

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california supreme court ruled that judges must consider a suspect's ability to pay when they set bail. a unanimous system the justices said the current bail system violates the constitution and they rejected the argument that it violated victim's rights. it means victims can get out for free after 48 hours unless they're deemedtoo dangerous to be released. it comes two months after california voters refused to and cash bail. >>> an east bay city has been named the safest for all of 2021. of the top safest danville one now this is based on fbi stats and other crimes reported. others include foster city, san ramon, morgan hill, cupertino, pacifica, martinez, redwood city and pleasanton. >>> congratulations to all those cities. not bad compared to where we were yesterday. that's calm as we head throughout the day from 68 in san francisco to 74 in for. if you're thinking about going to the beach, warm weather and low to mid-70s but with the strong northerly winds, look at the ocean temperature. it's 49 degrees. you can see clouds a little bit cooler. especially around bodega bay but not t

dangerous rioters proven to break laws, proven to have intent to harm, released on bail.ial bias in the system. the data shows that black and brown defendants accused of far less or no violence are still more likely to be jailed before trial than white defendants. this is a story we have covered if many different cays and we will continue to measure and track it. when you hear about systemic racism, when you keep an eye on police brutality cases which is nation has been watching there week or other less visible mechanisms you see the facts. white indicted terrorist, that's the government's word, walking the streets while black and brown people who aren't accuse of violence sit in jail before trial. we'll stay on those stories and we'll be right back. we'll stay we'll be right back. [music: "i swear"] jaycee tried gain flings for the first time the other day... and forgot where she was. you can always spot a first time gain flings user. ♪ ♪ limu emu & doug ♪ hey limu! [ squawks ] how great is it that we get to tell everybody how liberty mutual customizes your car insurance

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