the discussion of citizenship rights, that is, in all the courts of all the provinces that we have a department. there is an office under the title of civil rights protection office, so if for any reason you feel that this process has become a problem for you , they are independent people, you should go to them and say yes , this happened to me at some time and they will follow up, there are many of them. it is possible that our people enter and find out who this person was until now, for any reason, a violation may have happened, he has committed a violation, so these surveillances must be clear, what we have now written in this new transformation document, according to our words, is that for each of these officers who wants us to create systems to monitor the performance of officers, i.e. the licenses that he wants to be given, because every officer wants to do anything, he must get a license, these licenses should be registered and recorded , and the exact dimensions should be specified. and then the results of the work will be determined. control cards that must be given. the training that should be done is very important. it means a person who if he w

example, the issue of dealing with citizenship rights, that is in all the large courts that we have , there is an office section called the civil rights protection office, so if for any reason you feel that this process has become a problem for you , there are independent food people, you can go to them and say yes at a certain time. something happened to me and they follow up. i have many cases where our people log in and see. for any reason, this person may have committed a violation , so these surveillances must identify the incident that we have written in this new development document according to our words. this is that for each of these officers , what we want to happen is that we have systems to monitor the performance of the officers, i.e., the licenses that they want to be given, because every officer wants to do whatever he wants to do, these licenses should be registered and recorded. let the dimensions be accurate and then the results of the work will be determined. which should be given , the training that should be given to these is very important, that is, a person who wants to enter a, for example, do something based on a judici

right now. and it's also interesting in that same letter, officials wrote that the office for civil rights investigates complaints alleging that patients personal protected health information was either used or disclosed to medical trainees in violation of hipaa. so we know that the office for civil rights is also taken a close look at whether some of ese cases whe exams were pform without without consent also may have been in violation of hipaa laws. so this is an area that's rely getting a close examination he, brianna? >>eah. very interesting. and certainly patients will take note, jacquelineoward,hank you. forcefully now to some of the other adlines were of uvalde, texas h abrupy resign citing whate call unexpected medical issues misstatement cody smith's says he is stepping down to focus on his health the announcent do come just weeks after the city released a port defending the response from law enforcement during the mass shooting at robb elementary school, where 19 students an two teachers were killed. a city council meeting is scheduled for tonight. also, we're following jury selection and the chad day bill murder trial. remember he's accused of

need to have that written consent from a patient and also the office for civil rights investigates complaints alleging that patients protected health information was used or disclosed to medical trainees and violation of hipaa for teaching purposes. so the office for civil rights also looks into whether disclosing a patient's health information to a medical school student or a trainee is in violation of hipaa laws as well. so all of this is explained in this letter that hhs just an out to hospitals and it looks like they're really cracking down on the practice of performing a exams like this without consent, moving forward, kate >> great. that is being clarified. thank you, jacqueline. thanks for laying it out for us. sarah. all right. thank you, kate. overnight, iran vowing to retaliate, blaming israel for an attack that killed several top iranian military commanders also, there is a substantial risk of significant long track tornados later today, who should be on alert and aware check >> we hear nothing. >> a space shuttle accident, it's usually not one thing it's a series of events. >> is that part of the wing coming apar

protect civil rights. pretty straightforward, pretty simple. you've been in office since 2021. you report directly to the president. and you know your mission. for your investors, the american taxpayers, how would you grade your performance over the last three years relative to that mission? mr. garland: i would grade the work -- mr. garcia: i'm talking about you, attorney general. with all due respect to you and your team, i have all the respect in the world for the agents in the field. they are doing god's work on a daily basis. so this line of questioning is specifically about you, as someone who is on the cabinet, reports directly to the president, and during a period of record high crime rates. before my colleagues across the aisle get offended, i am not talking about the agents in the field here. i think they're doing god's work, they're doing a + with the resources they have. how would you grade yourself as attorney general of the united states? mr. garland: you asked about violent crime. i think what the attorney general does with respect to violent crime is set forth a

protect civil rights. pretty straightforward. pretty simple. you have been in office since 2021.you report directly to the president. and you know your mission. for your investors, the american taxpayers, how would you grade your performance over the last three years relative to that mission. >> well, i would grade the work of speeders on talking you, attorney general. with all due respect to you and your team, i have all the respect and the: world for the agents in the field. they are doing god to work on a daily basis, so the final questioning is specifically about you as someone who is on the cabinet, reports directly to the present during at period of record high crime rates be before my colleagues across i'll get offended, i'm'm not talk abt the agency nicu. i think they're doing gods were, doing a plus with the resources they're given and the policies they are working under. i'm asking you how would you rate yourself as attorney general of the united states. >> you ask about by the time, i think what attorney general does with respect to violent crime is set forth a strateg

right now. happening now, a new state bill is aiming to protect students from harassment and bullying at schools. under the proposal, a new civil rights avenues within the department of education would be formed. the officete complaints of intimidation and more across the state. the office would report frequently to the department of education and give recommendations. advocates of the bill say it's an important step to commit to student safety. >>> and up next, we take a look at the top stories making headlines here on "today in the bay," including california's insurance crisis. the areas expected to be hit hardest by the loss of bay area homeowner policies after state farm's decision to pull out of high-risk areas. >>> plus, keeping the unhoused away. this is a vote happening today on a controversial proposal to ban homeless camps and keep them away from schools in the south bay. >>> first, are you registered to vote? our sister station telemundo is teaming up to answer all questions about registering to vote for the presidential elections. help is available today from 9: a.m.00 >>> 6:57 this morning. we want to welcome you back. we are moving you forward with a look at our top stories on "today in the

protect civil rights. pretty straightforward, pretty simple. you've been in office since 2021. you report directly to the president. and you know your mission. for your investors, the american taxpayers, how would you grade your performance over the last three years relative to that mission? mr. garland: i would grade the work -- mr. garcia: i'm talking about you, attorney general. with all due respect to you and your team, i have all the respect in the world for the agents in the field. they are doing god's work on a daily basis. so this line of questioning is specifically about you, as someone who is on the cabinet, reports directly to the president, and during a period of record high crime rates. before my colleagues across the aisle get offended, i am not talking about the agents in the field here. i think they're doing god's work, they're doing a + with the resources they have. how would you grade yourself as attorney general of the united states? mr. garland: you asked about violent crime. i think what the attorney general does with respect to violent crime is set forth a

this is right after the 1992 civil unrest where we watched in los angeles white police officers protect affluent neighborhoods while they allowed neighborhoods in black and brown communities to burn, where we watch the police be engaged in all kinds of violent conduct against protesters. so that was the backdrop in which this trial was happening. and the racism of the la police department was on full display in this trial, there were gaping holes in the prosecutor's case, not just with marc furman's perjured testimony, but also with the collection and preservation of evidence. johnnie cochran called it a contaminated cesspool assess pool of, of contamination. we just heard diane, so she walked up to the crime scene and she could have walked under the tape. that's how poorly this crime scene he was maintained was preserved. >> and yet they were >> forced to put on a case using the evidence from that contaminated crime scene and using these police officers, many of whom white mark furman, had a horrific history and pass with respect to the treatment and statements about african-americans

>>> happening now, a new state bill is aiming to protect students from harassment and bullying at school. so under that proposal a new civil rights officeucation will be formed. the office would investigate complaints of discrimination, intimidation and more at schools across the state. the office would report frequently to the department of education to get recommendations. advocates say it is an important step to commit to student safety. >>> crime is trickling into san francisco libraries from drugs to violence. staff has had enough. ahead at 6:00. the demands workers will make today to try to keep themselves today to try to keep themselves and others with our new grocery outlet app, you can see the store's inventory. so you guys really have mangoes in stock? yup. what about frozen pizza? here they are. fresh salmon. too easy. coffee? yup. >>> a growing number of people are falling for fake or deceptive job postings. it's costing them money and compromising their personal information. >> more than 1,000 job board users were surveyed and they found three in ten have fallen for the fake posting. consumer investigator chris chmura shows

general's office during one of the most challenging moments in the office, when state ags were on the front lines of protecting the civil rightsountry. alvin was at the center of so many of those cases, from environmental rollbacks, housing, the muslim ban, in addition to, for example, the trump foundation case. this is not the first time a former president is being held accountable in court for fraud. and so he over and over and over again throughout the course of our time working together, demonstrated a level headedness, a commitment to the rule of law, the facts in these cases that when the opportunity to run for manhattan d.a. came up, i think many of us were surprised to see him run for office, but in terms of the specific office and his ability to step into a role where he could actually pursue the rule of law, seek the accountability that he has been committed to, it makes total sense. >> catherine, we at one point know under cy vance, it was decided not to prosecute the case. how surprised are you about this decision? >> i'm not surprised. different d.a., a book written by someone d.a. vance had brought in to help inv

right? whatever plan you're looking at, it includes getting rid of the civil employee protections for federal employees so career employees have to do loyalty tests. imagine the entire top echelon of field officesize intelligence and replicate that throughout the dod, dhs, department of justice and cia. and we've got a mess on our hands that we'll regret. people are saying i don't think it's going to be that bad. he'll rise to the occasion. we've been there, done that. he doesn't rise to the occasion. he finds the lowest common denominator in humanity and that's where he'll be. >> let me read you memphis magazine's reporting. quote, with 2024 a major election year and with the nation seriously divided, mr. king iii reflects on what more needs to be done. quote, it is daunting because the mechanisms that are in place to divide, he said. that could be social media to some degree. that could be some elements of mainstream media and obviously a lot of individuals who may be influencers. certainly the megaphone that the former president has is probably doing the most damage. people seem to be in denial or blind to it seeing only what they think are the good things. we have to be very thoughtful and