of course june 5, 2012 was whene assassinated 15-year-old derek gaines. april 10, he beat travis hall alongside sergeant at the time anthony montoya who is now headf the president of the poa. both who have been promoted sine this time on january 30, 2016, e assaulted and reported ones to e mario woods case. later he assaulted a peaceful protesters. now june 9, 2018 oliver is shotn the back. this is no the first time this t this psychopath i can officer hs been brought before this commission. i know we have a fairly new commission now. two current sitting commissiones were here in 2016 the last time this officer was brought to this commission. one has been stalwart defender f the people against brutal cops other has been a -- cop lover. this blood of oliver is on your hands. i demand your immediate resignan from this body. >> vice president mazzucco: nex. >> she will speak in spanish ani will translate. >> thank you sir. >> i'm the cousin who was murded by sfpd on april 7, 2016. i cannot believe that police commission having the precedencf cadillo that he

derek, our last guest said that this was not going to come to any sort of compromise, that both sides will suffer the repercussions of a trade war. how much gainrate? derek: i have made that point before, i agree with your previous guest, but that is a great point. [laughter] i think that china's economy is in better shape fundamentally than people are giving it credit. there was a lot of reaction to the trend which is for weakening , but it is not weakening in a critical way. i think beijing does have to worry, and if you're that in their public comments, that they don't like the direction the economy is going. but not that china is going to buckle under due to pain in the next month or the next quarter. i do think that both economies need to suffer some. tohink that for negotiations become really serious, i think china can stand it through the end of this year. there's nothing critical but, if china cannot come away with its own domestic policies to reverse the weakening trend, the chinese might start to think that any need to make a deal with the u.s.. haidi: i think we are on the same page with wendy cutler, who spoke to from the asia soci

panned if we allow an activist court to wipe out the gains made over the last 50 years, we will be a worse natior it. >> thank you so much for joining me, derek johnson, president of the naacp. >> thank you >> woodruff: now, back to the looming high-stakes showdown overustice anthony kennedy's seat on the supreme court, a debate that could very well define the politics of this summer.an johnbegins there. >> yang: judy, we will talk about that, and more, in politics monday. we're joined by amy walter,al natiditor of the "cook political report," and susan page, washington bureau chief for "usa today." amy, welcome. we don't even have a nominee yet but we're already debating the nominee's poitions on issues. >> of course, john, this is where we live now.to we don't havhave a candidate to already have battle lines. we know this in this polarized environment we pretty much know how most peb meers of the senate will vote regardless of who the nominee. is so the actual targets in terms of vulnerable or senators who could flip their vote is very narrow, that is why we are talking so much about a handful of democrats in red states wh are up in 2018 an