society of editors, i should say, have written to andy marsh, who is the chief executive of the college of policinge something called an authorised professional practice and this is, we should say, for england and wales. they don't cover police scotland, for instance, or the police service of northern ireland, obviously, they'll have their own procedures. they have said they are concerned this lumps journalists in with others and it equates the actions ofjournalists to a source of corruption and behaviour that they, themselves as journalists, would want to root out. now the college of policing say that they will listen to representations that the media have and that they are working with the national police chiefs�* council. but there is one thing that's fairly certain, i think what's indisputable is, there is historical tension between media, who scrutinise power and policing, who obviously do the job they do, sometimes in difficult circumstances, of course. police believe a teenage boy who died after collapsing at the leeds festival had taken ecstasy. the 16—year—old fell ill on saturday night an

of editors have written to the chief executive of the couege to the chief executive of the college of policingthing called an authorised professional practice and this is for england and wales, we should say, they don't cover police scotland, or the police service of northern ireland, although obviously they will have their own procedures. they have said concerned that this lumps journalists in with others and that it equates journalists to the kind of corruption that they themselves, the journalists, of corruption that they themselves, thejournalists, would of corruption that they themselves, the journalists, would want to root out. the college of policing say will listen say they will listen to representations that the media have and that they are working with the national police chiefs council, but one thing which is fairly indisputable, there is a historical tension between the media, scrutinise power, and policing, who obviously do the job that they do, sometimes in difficult circumstances, of course. sean dille , circumstances, of course. sean dilley. thank — circumstances, of course. se

this is the college of policing, _ officers. anyone, any officer, serving officer who is violent either on or off duty should _ who is violent either on or off duty should be — who is violent either on or off duty should be sacked, essentially. and emerge, _ should be sacked, essentially. and emerge, the head of the college, says there — emerge, the head of the college, says there are many cases when their officers _ says there are many cases when their officers who _ says there are many cases when their officers who should not be imposed who are _ officers who should not be imposed who are -- — officers who should not be imposed who are —— andy marsh. looking at the police — who are —— andy marsh. looking at the police. this has to be welcome news _ the police. this has to be welcome news and — the police. this has to be welcome news and a — the police. this has to be welcome news and a welcome recommendation. thank— news and a welcome recommendation. thank you _ news and a welcome recommendation. thank you. annabel? yes, news

we are joined by alex vitale, professor of sociology and coordinator of the policing and social justice project at brooklyn college. he is the author of "the end of policing." his new piece for truthout is headlined "there are good reasons to defund the fbi. they have nothing to do with trump." well, professor, let's start there. it might shock many to hear -- and we just chose a few clips, but they are growing around the country -- defund the fbi, from republicans all over the united states. can you talk about this? >> it is a kind of amusing ideological confusing on their part. they have rested so much of their platform on a kind of back the blue authoritarianism and to now see that turned around on the fbi is, on the one hand amusing, but on the other hand i think it is instructive. it tells us a lot about actually what they think the role of law-enforcement is. it is not the neutral professional enforcement of the law that they often claim, it is actually a political tool. the difference here is they think it is a pitical tool that should be used on their behalf and they're really upset to see law enforcement

it shines a light on inconsistencies and one of the roles of the college of policing is to setting standardsuipped to meet those standards. we can help improve it to the levels of public would expect. so what is going wrong here? is this a case of police not prioritising robbery and theft, having other priorities, digital crime whatever or is not enough resources? what's going wrong?— going wrong? there are always difficult choices _ going wrong? there are always difficult choices to _ going wrong? there are always difficult choices to make - going wrong? there are always difficult choices to make in - difficult choices to make in policing in the last ten years have seen an increase in what i would describe as hidden crime, hidden crime concerning vulnerability that a public don't always see, child abuse, rape and sexual offences and other crimes that don't take place in the public eye. but the key issue highlighted by the report here today is that... we highlighted by the report here today is that... ~ ., , highlighted by the report here today isthat... ~ ., , highlighted by the report here

the advice was issued by the college of policing several years ago, but has only recently come to light with the police ever since the phone tapping scandal. if you were cold, it was notjust scandal. if you were cold, it was not just about phone scandal. if you were cold, it was notjust about phone tapping, it was about bribes, money, vast amounts of money pouring out of fleet street to police officers and those police officers getting columns in the sunday tabloids like the news of the world and the sunday times. the problem is people say that is in the past and we know there are still ongoing hacking revelations and there seem to be for several decades, from the daniel morgan murder investigation, a proximity between police officers and the press, particularly almost exclusively in the metropolitan police where there was a trade in illicit information, that stories would go straight from the police to the national newspapers. now, i have dealt with the other side of that, whistle—blowers within the police force wanting to tell the truth and it is very difficult. i don't think it is ve

police. amna: some reaction now to this incident and the larger questions around use of force.if sociology and coordinator of the policing and social justice project at brooklyn collegehe 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 very high level of violence for what seems to b an overall not very threatening situation. but on the other hand, it is part of a pattern we have seen of police use of force to manage situations where, in many cases, police should not be involved in the first place. amna: based on what you know about police training, there is a lot we do not know about the circumstances before the video, but given what you know, are there circumstances under which this kind of force would be justified? alex: some of it, perhaps. but then when we see the suspect, on his stomach, with three officers on top of him, and then his head being bashed into the concrete, i think by almost any me

colleges will raise tuition because of it. at the end, the secretary of education will police what colleges charge for tuition. it's not happened so far. they've been going up every year. this may accelerate that. >> martha: yeah, that is the argument. madison alworth is going to do a report on that. the argument for why college costs have outpaced inflation over decades is that there's been so much federal money that pours in to these student loans that it gave these universities the leeway to keep jacking up the price of tuition with all of those federal dollars coming in. it's interesting, this comments from mitch mcconnell today. he called this biden's student loan socialism. a slap in the face. it does expand the areas where the government is sort of -- has your back and is picking up the check for more and more things. he talked about the ppe loans during covid. that's a different example, bret. that's a unique moment in time. you had to shut the doors for months on your businesses. they for gave those loans. this was an investment over many years. now the government will step in and pay that for people?

police departments. also the founder of the black police experience. an associate professor of criminal justice at montgomery collegee wanted to talk to about this, because we have had an active discussion in our team about whether this is really a moments, or it is not. this particular detective, former detective, has pleaded guilty because she was going to go to jail for a long time. and, now, possibly she will go to jail for less time. isn't that a deal anybody would've taken? or is this really a big deal, their cop has turned on her fellow cops in the name of justice? >> you know, i think it is all of those things. it is a monumental moment. i am so happy for the people who walked and ran and screamed and yelled in the streets about breonna's untimely tragic murder. i remember having an interview with this happened, and i remember saying that somebody needs to take a look at the search warrant. how did this go down? are these really the details? are we relying on the search warrants called's to the death of this young lady? daniel cameron never followed up on this. he took the investigation off to the feds. i'm

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all of the incidents involved people in the park and not any campus employees or construction workers. police are investigating the deadly shooting of an elderly woman near laney college and happened shortly before three o'clock yesterday afternoon on fifth avenue. so far there have been no arrests in this case. police council, oakland city council member nikki fortunato bass says the victim was shot during an attempted robbery. councilwoman bass issued this statement that reads quote. what does it say about our community that we cannot walk down our own street , visit a neighbor or enjoy a picnic on the lake on a sunday afternoon? we can and must do better end quote. cannabis dispensary in oakland reports thieves tried to break in by smashing into their front door with a truck. they shared the surveillance video with us the owner of ivy hill cannabis dispensary, says it happened early satur don't us. the owner says the damage to the building is extensive. she says . it's the second time in just six months that someone has smashed a car through their front door to break in. she believes the same thieves are responsible for both robberies. firefighters are working to f

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attorney general has been arrested and dozens of soldiers and police officers face charges related to the disappearance of 43 students at the rural collegefor teachers in ayotzinapa eight years ago. murillo karam, who served as mexico's attorney general from 2012 to 2015, was arrested on friday, a day after a truth commission formed by president andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador said the students' disappearance was a crime of the state. mexican authorities also issued over 80 other arrest wrants. those facing charges include 20 military commanders and troops who were from battalions in the city of iguala. charges have also been filed against local officials, police officers, and members of the drug cartel guerreros unidos. on monday, president lopez obrador described the disappearance of the 43 students as shameful ansaid the truth must be exposed. >> i what to ask, i know you already did, but i would like to ask everyone who has a chance and has access to the internet to search for the files. it is not in vain to read everything that happened because this is one of the most shameful , pitiful, painful events in recent history of our country a

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of the incidents involved people in the park. no campus employees or construction workers. police are investigating the deadly shooting of an elderly woman near laney college. it happened shortly before three o'clock yesterday afternoon on fifth avenue. so far, police have not arrested anyone in this case, oakland city council member nikki fortunato bass says the victim was shot during an attempted robbery. councilman bass issued this statement that reads quote. what does it say about our community when we cannot walk down our own street, visit a neighbor or enjoy a picnic on the lake on a sunday afternoon? we can and must do better end quote. the owners of a cannabis dispensary in oakland, say thieves tried to break in by smashing the front door with a truck shared this surveillance video with us the owner of ivy hill cannabis dispensary says it happened early saturday morning. the thieves didn't steal much, but the owner says the damage to the building is extensive, she says it's the second time in six months someone's rammed a car through the front door to break in. she says she thinks the same thieves are responsible for both robberies happening today,

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colleging. glad greg is doing belter. thanks. four homicide, one attempted homicide, sideshows with hundreds of par tins pans and a burglary call policeanother violent deadly weekend win oakland now the police chief issued a call to the come. people are going to have to speak out. people are going to have to say something. you can not relay on the police department to solve everything. we won't in able to do. we don't have the resource. >> chief armstrong says the department is so short staffed, they simply don't have enough officers to keep up with the crime. he approximately gised to the owners of the cannabis business after officers were unable to respond to a call of reported burglary. the chief says they were overbecomed at the time of multiple scenes in including a shooting, a sexual assault, a barricade suspect. >> police have busted a metal recycling business in free month accused of buying stolen car parts. investigators say arrow recovery has been knowingly buying stolen cat la tiltic converts for several months and repeatedly sold cut converts to arrow recovery that were marked stolen or other markings suggest they had been

police officer angry because of answers. we knew that the youth started the zone. brutus when at rollins, where college got so it would be the process where our term, hijacked, by some who'd launch from criminals. or i think you should use the right, i think. okay, the right word of the protest. whenever a jack, nobody i just to protect the protests was attacked. so who attacked these brutus? the process was attacked using government owned properties, government's own assets, governments own vacant. so if one is that asking questions they want. so are you suggesting, sarah, that the people, the young hoodlums, as the officer has called them here, who infiltrated the protest was sent by the government? they have various claim. i am not suggesting i am saying you're saying it on the day on the 9th of the lucky master car, we were able to get about 21. people with the same shapes of i mean the same shipped of caught last like this, mash, etc. the same, they had the same tags and so it was like they were given to them. so we got about 20 to one of these people in like you face one. we took them, i was the, i took them, i still h

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police officers are angry because of answers. we knew that the youth got started, the zone protest when at roland, where college got so it will be the process hijacked by some hoodlums from criminals or talk. i think you should use the right. i think, okay, the right word, the protest. whenever a jack, nobody, i jacks the proto, the protests was attacked. so who attacked these brutus? the process was at sacked using government's own properties, government's own assets, governments own vacant. so if you want to start asking questions i want, so are you suggesting, sarah, that the people, the young hoodlums, as the officer has called them here, who infiltrated the protest was sent by the government? the various claim? i am not suggesting to him saying you're saying it on the day on the 9th of the lackey massacre, we were able to get about 21. people with the same shapes of i mean the same shipped of cut last like this much, etc. the same, they had the same tags and so it was like they were given to them. so we got about 20 to one of these people in like you face one. we took them, i was the, i took them, i still have ice. i mean,

. >> they're struggling because hurts them as part of our college park amenities helped she did when this becomes resolved will all be better for policeeen kidnapped. she was last seen wearing pajamas and it's possible. >> she left her house in pleasant hill with a friend headed to an er. i honestly kind of this being a freshman. so she's missing all those first and stuff like that. i'm very sad. it's very, very important for everyone in high school to have. >> a full high school experience and be able to. go to school, which is a safe space. police say lyla patrick's last location was oakland adding that investigators are searching for her. there. >> and in any act as well in pleasant hill fleet to call from. >> a former federal prison warden in dublin is accused of sexually abusing inmates. 55 year-old ray j garcia. he's charged with 7 counts of sexually abusive conduct towards 3 women. also one count of making false statements to government agents. the department of justice says that garcia lied about his conduct. he is accused of asking several inmates to undress a touching them in a manner. a jury trial is set for november if he

it was easy to be on the rifle team in college, you only use one eye, but going down the spiral staircase and all of a sudden a policeme arrived beside me, took my arm and said don't worry, shamrock, we got you, shamrock was the call signal they had for me as the first time i've been president pro tem. and walked down. but i also was -- as i'm walking to the safe room in the -- in another building, i was thinking, i never believed something like this would happen in the u.s. capitol. >> in your book, you talk a lot about how the senate has changed and there is a quote here that really jumped out to me, you said the senate remained in the grips of polarization, dysfunction, it was always interesting to me how often it was younger senators who were most interested in hearing about the distant times when the institution actually functioned. they longed for something so much better than they found. these younger senators are coming to you and asking you to tell them stories about the old days? >> they are. i tried to invite senators of both parties to my offices. i've got as president pro tem have nice places on the capi

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of hate and intimidation. police were there parts as this incident did not rise to a level of a hate crime. enforcement agencies across the state are looking for a missing collegetudent from solano county. authorities say. tyler kincaid was last seen six days ago after leaving his home in vacaville, solano community college student was believed to be heading to the los angeles area to the campus of cal poly pomona, where he planned to transfer the 25 year old was driving a silver 2020 subaru hatchback. anyone with information about his whereabouts is asked to call back a bill. police a new deal expands vaccination testing, treatment and outreach against monkey pox and california governor newsom and legislative leaders have agreed to a $41 million emergency spending plan . the virus has hit the lgbtq plus community, especially hard , very lawmakers have been calling on the state to increase efforts to combat the outbreak. the figures from san francisco and santa clara county show how the monkey pox virus is impacting the latino community. the two counties together have about 830 cases, almost a quarter of the entire caseload of california of those cases about 55

of policing the womb. invisible woman and the criminalization of motherhood. i'm now joined by doctor david hackney, maternal fetal specialist base in cleveland ohio, chair of the ohio section of the american college of obstetricians and gynecologists. doctor hackney, thank you for joining us this morning. one of the things i learned here, because it is almost impossible to get an abortion in alabama, is if you do have to travel to get one, you can go to florida, depending on where you are in your pregnancy, north carolina, southern illinois, there are backups in being able to get one. you wrote in a new york times editorial op-ed last night, sometime soon, i'm going to meet a patient who has no ability to leave the state, and i'm going to have to tell her that her baby has a lethal condition, and she is going to have to carry a pregnancy to term against her will. it might be tomorrow. it might be two weeks from now. but this is going to happen and i cannot stop it. has it happened yet? >> yes. i mean, i can't speak to my own patients out of privacy concern, but i can definitely say that as a group, for the high ob/gyn docks in my state, this is something we seen in the last month. this is somethi

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of justice from honolulu community college. the surgeons and made his way back to texas and joined the dallas police department where he eventually rose to the rank of sergeant. while serving on the force, he continued his education and obtained multiple advanced degrees including a bachelor's bachelorsdegree in criminal jusm midwestern, masters degree in counseling from prairie view a&m and the doctorate of education in texas tech. in july of 2016, dallas texas experienced a horrific attack on our law enforcement officers when the gun man shot and killed five officers and injured nine others. the chief of the chicago police department, chief of the dallas police department where i met him at the time. a surgeon to penny uses unspeakable loss to fuel his efforts to stand up for his fellow officers and their families. he now serves as a president and executive director of the national officers association and has worked tirelessly to bridge the gap between police and the communities they serve helping raise awareness for fallen officers and their families and he's advocated for policy changes that would protect law enforcement and

experience to the issue of criminal justice as a police officer with the nypd in the early 80's as a prosecutor in the queens' da office and now as a lecturer at john jay collegecriminal justice. welcome to washington journal, welcome back. guest: thank you, good morning. now talking about the safer america plan that he unveiled, some of which eat -- we knew ahead of time, the elements of his crime reduction and gun violence reduction plan and the key parts are $14 billion for training and 100 dish -- additional officers. $20 billion over five years, $1.7 billion for more agents, and also to emphasize to congress the passage of legislation pushing for universal background checks and assault weapons bands, some of which the elements have been passed. we will start with the comments from president biden yesterday and his proposal, what are your thoughts? caller: -- guest: the important issue with the policing and more important to the money is that he is saying that police and will not be defunded, the institution has to be defended and i believe mayors and public officials are responsible for the lives and safety of the people must have breathed a sigh of relie

police say she may be near washington square in in san francisco. > >> the state lots of program tow children to open a college savings account called cal kids in december students enrolled in public school. all children born in california on or after july 1 this year will have savings accounts open for them. eligible low-income students will automatically receive $500 in their accounts. > >> it's been one year since the caldor fire broke out near lake tahoe. it burned nearly 350 square miles and destroyed more than 1000 homes. it took more tn two months to get the fire full. if other and son were arrested months later and accused of starting the fire. > >> good morning. it is monday. thank you for joining us. we have a look at weather and traffic. it is going to be another warm day. it was pretty warm over the weekend. >> it was warm over the weekend and we are cranking up the heat. heat. i went to talk about a couple of things. air quality index as we wake up and you head head out the door, it's not the. the best. it is okay in certain spots. san francisco in a good section. moderate through the rest of the

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college as well as professional football. the most notable super bowl champion is marshawn lynch. >> the oakland police chiefs has some harsh words because oft shooting that happened at the football game that prompted the chief to announce a plan to make upcoming for kron four's terisa stasio has more. >> the children's peewee football game. just little kids learning how to the active and play together. in adults choose to bring guns into that environment. oakland place chief leronne armstrong are not holding back after gunfire erupts. >> at oakland tech sunday at a children's football game. the chief saying he is in touch with a dynamite team coach about adding security. >> that makes no sense that you need a police officer to be at a field just so kids can practice and play football. but that's what we have to do to protect our keys. so that they know that we're not going to allow these people. these individuals that bring guns to this environment to get away with this and stop these young people from participating in these activities. we will not allow them to do that. >> the chief explained this is the second time the department will br

college candidates were asked how they would handle a number of issues facing the city, including public safety and crime. several candidates called for more policeicers on the streets of oakland. i will increase our police academies to ensure that as we're facing these high rates of attrition that we've got the beat officers, the foot patrol the business corridor patrol that they are seeking. first of all is investing in the technology and the staffing in our criminal investigations division. we have to demonstrate more than just a 30% solve rate for violent crimes. we have to double the solve rate 900 police officers right now. ocean italy . we need four police academy. we need 911 dispatchers back to work. but how is he going to do that? when no one wants to come here? two candidates took different approaches to the subject of gun violence. i'm a 100% stories connected combat veteran. and when i tell you, i feel safer in iraq and here is the truth. okay so my concern is people not able to defend themselves. we need a police chief that would issue concealed carry. uh permits like candy. we have too many guns. if you are all paying attention, th

and it built a relationship between the police and those young men who then go off and be successful. they graduate. i get scholarships and go to college. a lot of them if they do not get focused on current careers, they give back. they either come back to the program or they come speak to the young men and say hey, this is what i went through and this is what you will need to do. us as men in this mission, we need to make sure we start before elementary school. start in preschool. start with the fathers. start with the responsible parties. you go to a family, when we see families we shake hands. we do things for them that would make them change their minds, change their character, change their heart. to want to do better in life. if the parents do not know what they need to know to make their young son be successful and respectful, be the loving and grateful one they look at when they are in elementary school, hoping they do not change in middle school, if they do not know the information to do that, we are going to keep going through this thing in a circle over and over again. i say we need to reach out, and make sure we reach out to these you

on monday, albuquerque police announced the $20,000 reward for any information leading to an arrest in new york. steve rappaport fox news first year of college feeling the sting of remote learning setbacks, according to experts. new data shows freshman students across the country are unprepared for the demands of college level work. now universities are expanding summer bridge programs aimed at getting those students up to speed in math and english before they arrive for the fall semester. researchers warned. those students who are starting behind are less likely to get graduate. scientists at uc berkeley say they have created a nasal spray treatment for covid-19, the research team says the goal is to make it easier to help people who test positive for the virus. stay healthy. the nasal spray delivers the treatment directly to the airways and lungs. the research team has more experiments to conduct before the treatment can be cleared for clinical trials in humans. hospital workers in northern california say they've received botched paycheck since last month. coming up we hear from one of those caregivers. also, pressure is building on the un

of moscow-based enterprises. i do not expect college graduates to colleges from the beginning of this work, of course, is laid in the school. in the liberated territories of the donetsk people's republic, five traffic policee been organized, some of the personnel are former ukrainian police officers, and they talked to those who swore allegiance to the people of donbass our war correspondent alexander sladkov 70 former ukrainian police officers serve today in the ministry of internal affairs of the donetsk people's republic, having sworn allegiance to the people of the dpr, those who grew up here and live all remained loyal to the faithful people of the republic on february 24. yes , i was on a daily duty with the rpp sector of the german patrol police. on the 25th , hostilities began. decided to stay on my land to gain experience that i do not have and to share the experience that employees have state traffic inspectorates are engaged in registration of materials of traffic accidents, patrol the streets, participate in the protection of public order, identify and suppress illegal transportation of goods of narcotic drugs, weapons and ammunition. at the moment. we conduct a preventive conversation violati

college. now as she comes to oakland, her hometown to talk about this. keep in mind, there is some traffic surrounding the open convention center. there's also a ton of police be aware of that lot of closures, street closures. the 10th street is closed right here where we're at and so make sure your work because it is going to be a bit of a, you know, rough commute for people from now until probably 12 o'clock. for now, i'm sara stinson reporting live in oakland. back to you. thanks for the update. sarah. >> and speaking of the vice president, she's also making a trooper did make a trip to san francisco yesterday to discuss reproductive rights. it was part of a roundtable discussion with other california leaders and it was there that she slammed the supreme court's decision to overturn roe v wade and also took shots at states. now that have since tried to ban abortions altogether. >> as a former prosecutor. for quite some time. i specialized in child assault cases in violence against women and children. the idea that states would be passing laws. that would take from an individual their right to self-determination after they have endured such an atrocious a

of the document in washington. lauren blanchard, ktvu fox two news police are investigating a shooting that left a 60 year old woman dead near laney college. it happened shortly before three o'clock yesterday afternoon on fifth avenue. so far there have been no arrests. in this case, oakland city council member nikki fortunato bass represents the area and says the woman was shot during an attempted robbery. councilwoman basses issued this statement that reads quote. what does it say about our community when we cannot walk down our own street, visit a neighbor or enjoy a picnic on the lake on a sunday afternoon? we can and must do better and quote. police are searching for two people after an alleged hate crime at people's park, send someone to the hospital, uc berkeley spokesperson tells us police responded to two different reports yesterday morning. in one of them. police say one person was taken to the hospital after being kicked and attacked with a shovel bike. two people destiny kellogg from antioch was arrested and police are searching for several other people. this is being investigated as a hate crime because of statements that wer