i sought out the doj, the irs, the sec and the u.s. senate back in 2007.nd the problem here is, is that when i gave them this information they were hostile towards me at the doj, from day one. sharyl: birkenfeld suspect's hostility from doj, the department of justice, had something to do with ubss powerful connections. the bank was a top donor to then-president george w. bush. mr. birkenfeld: they had over a trillion dollars in assets. so, you can imagine they had offices worldwide, they had a lot of political influence, and they hired politicians to help them, whether it was for marketing, or for representation, or for lecturing, or what have you. sharyl: and there were also politically influential ubs clients referred to as "pep's." mr. birkenfeld: peps are "politically exposed people." we had a very secretive desk in zurich, in which no one really knows who those account holders were. but we did have a dedicated desk, because i knew the gentleman there, and he handled accounts directly out of washington d.c. sharyl: birkenfeld says he was stunned when d

steps of the hall of this civil rights attorney john burris after the state attorney general and the doj to investigate the pd. >> the chief must to go because all the negative statements all the racial epitaphs that have occurred at all the various things that are taken place of all occurred on his watch. >> he is representing mario's family in the wake of the shooting death by police in december 2015. >> they are going to kill somebody else. >> the doj is currently reviewing the case and the use of force on words. -- woods. >> that investigation carries no weight because the doj can only make recommendations and that can't and torso change and the verse says the changes needed to weed out the discriminatory mindset and culture that exists within the pd. >> last month the chief suspended an officer for offensive language. sources close the desk to the investigation says he is 17 a year veteran of bayview station. >> he wanted to be transferred to bayview so that he could kill. >> we want to be perfectly clear that the phrase reported by the journalist was and never alleged by the depart

we're watching and waiting for the doj to respond with a lawsuit they have now filed.is cnn breaking news. >> welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. it is a heated showdown. the obama administration versus the government of north carolina. the issue is complicated, but it does deal with transgender americans and their rights. any minute, we're going to hear from attorney general loretta lynch on this very divisive issue. on friday, the obama administration demanded that north carolina address what the justice department calls discrimination, pure and simple. this was a reference to the state's so-called bathroom law. the law would mean that transgender individuals would have to use public restrooms that correspond with the sex on their birth certificate, not with the gender with which they identify today. earlier today the governor of north carolina respondedo

wrong, sign consent decree, answering to us, doj. supposed to be local. and we'll get off your backs. that allow feds control a lot of cops. gotten to the place where cops do one thing wrong, not like in ferguson, they found massive issues with the police department there, far less than that resulted in the ire of the doj. cops now feel like one wrong move they will have to answer to loretta lynch. harris: i think it is also interesting, you heard viral video effect, alluding to ferguson and video we saw from the riots in baltimore. we know with the leadership in baltimore that mayor who was saying, basically let them roam paraphrasing like free range children. let them do, citizens, looting, whatever, let them get out of their system. >> freedom to destroy. harris: when you look at that how could you not have a response, honest human response, if i'm being told that that is more valued than me doing my job at the moment, i mean what would you do with that? >> look what happened to darren wilson. officer darren wilson in ferguson. fe

instead the governor filed a lawsuit against the doj. attorney general loretta lynch responded. >> i do not agree with their interpretation of federal law. that is why this morning i have asked a federal court to clarify what the law actually is. >> north carolina claims that the 1964 civil rights act doesn't recognize transgender status as a protected class. legal experts say that the transgender concept was minimal at the time and not in the public consciousness. the governor is asking a federal judge to prevent the doj from holding federal funds when the state is under way. >>> thousands of miles away, the latest result from the philippines when the front runner for president is being called the trump of the east. >>> i think the result of the election the way i see it reflects the will of the people. >>> also federal officials releasing gas on the new york subway system. the drill that could potentially save thousands of lives. >>> officials in canada got a look at the devastation from a massive wildfire driven 90,000 people from the

although doj is not able to pursue criminal charges against senior corporal dell lows it is doj's positionenior corporal dell lows' conduct in this case was extraordinarily poor police work that endangered both the public and his fellow officers. it also states, the doj does not believe that senior corporal dell lows should be employed by the wilmington police department in any role where he would be carrying a firearm in public. >>> that statement they put out right there clearly states that there's a problem in this whole case, and you put that out there but you didn't do anything about it. you said in your report that the officers were wrong. >> reporter: doj says their investigating reveals serious deficiencies in the way the wilmington police department prepares its police officers to deal with situations like this one specifically with regard to use of force. phyllis jeremy months's mother says it is a nightmare. >> like reliving it all over again. like it just happened yesterday. i see it in my sleep. >> reporter: also, tonight n a statement the city says delaware department of just

solutions to many the doj suggestions can be found in our proposal. this includes combine the policies into one and describing levels of force. we supposed chart within categories of a cracked the definitions of the levels of force, the reasonable force options. all of our responses and proposals can be found on her home page of our website, under link titled use of force. in addition to consulting with don, we also consult with blake close before joining private practice with the deputy city attorney in san francisco for 22 years. for nine of those who's the chief of civil rights litigation. is also assisted the sfpd and shaping policies on force and vehicle pursuits. fortunately blake is here tonight. thank you. >> president loftus: thank you. welcome and good evening >> testifier: if the san francisco wants to increase the use of de-escalation techniques and emphasize use of minimum force, which are very important and model goals, this policy as drafted i think is pointed out by the doj doesn't achieve that goal. in some ways it cuts against it. so

solutions to many the doj suggestions can be found in our proposal. this includes combine the policies into one and describing levels of force. we supposed chart within categories of a cracked the definitions of the levels of force, the reasonable force options. all of our responses and proposals can be found on her home page of our website, under link titled use of force. in addition to consulting with don, we also consult with blake close before joining private practice with the deputy city attorney in san francisco for 22 years. for nine of those who's the chief of civil rights litigation. is also assisted the sfpd and shaping policies on force and vehicle pursuits. fortunately blake is here tonight. thank you. >> president loftus: thank you. welcome and good evening >> testifier: if the san francisco wants to increase the use of de-escalation techniques and emphasize use of minimum force, which are very important and model goals, this policy as drafted i think is pointed out by the doj doesn't achieve that goal. in some ways it cuts against it. so

that's the big question for the doj.he essential question behind all of this, and that is coming up sunday on fox news channel. check your local listings, don't miss it. bill: 41 secret service agents facing disciplinary action after they dug around for dirt on a congressman. the punishment stemming from a report from the dhs inspector general, that's department of homeland security, that found agents went through the personnel files of congressman jason chaffetz. doug mckelway's on that story out of washington. what prompted all this in the first place? where did it start? >> reporter: well, bill, it appears to be a simple case of underhanded pay aback by members of the secret service who were just unhappy with representative chaffetz because he had been investigating a series of problems at the agency. an ig report found that dozens of individuals within the secret service improperly accessed on some 60 different occasions the personal records of chaffetz when he applied and was rejected for a job in the secret service

>>it will all go to the doj. so thank you. so, maybe you could give it back again.you want to i have it. >>>okay we will do public comment. any public comment on item 5? come on up. welcome. >> [indecipherable] >> thank you next speaker. good evening at mr. crew and welcome back. >> i just want to quickly clarify in the brief time that i have i'm sure it is unintentionally but we did not get input on the taser's. we didn't get the impact on the draft but i read the input and it was very clear. and their very specific reasons we have an early intervention system is apparently not working now and if you have officers that are using tasers you are not tracking data so it should not be used in that environment. that data should be out there now and uses of force. it was promised 8 months ago and you have made the policy by-- even on the carotids we don't have the data on carotids. we need to be able to tell the public the very positive efforts of de-escalation will lead to more uses of force. especially in the position of the doj. 5 years ago that should not have been u

and fresh reporting from pete williams suggests the doj will move forward with that action. be clear, a federal judge will resolve all of this and the supreme court will let it stand or take it up. if the supreme court took it up, it would be the biggest transgender related case in american history, because it's a new area of law. but that's the headline. we can see the doj's letter clearly as a prelude to this action, that they were giving them the chance. without taking it, they are going to seek to resolve it and that is relevant to what we discussed moments ago, that there is positive law for the obama position in the fourth circuit there. so they would view this as a chance to basically lock in the gains they think they already have. north carolina, for whatever reasons explained by the governor that we've reported on, not taking the off ramp. so this will be resolved, according to the reporting, by a federal judge and i'm sure we'll hear loretta lynch outline why they want to bring this case and why they think they're done everything possible to give north carolina a c

we know doj is looking at dupont. aty will never look something with blinders on.ill at the context within and how thisdustry deal would play out in this concentration. these are primarily complementary in nature. the overlaps in all three deals tend to be somewhat minimal. it would be hard to see how anyone of those deals just because it is a broad consolidation and act science -- in ag science would get blocked for that issue. in the antitrust aside, i don't think it is a complicated fact. they will look at, does this deal affect competition? when a non-us company acquires a stake in an american company, it requires clearance from the committee on foreign investment in the u.s. that is not an antitrust issue. they will have to get that clearance, too. david: the current proposal significantly undervalues our company and does not provide reassurance for the potential financing and regulatory execution risks. this is the concern to shareholders. jennifer: there could be that concern as well. regulatory could encompass many different agencies. when two parties are n

this judge is very unhappy with the doj and made no bones about it. you lied, you knew you were lying when you lied. >> they lied four times and they lied to the detriment of the state. here's what happened, the states file an application saying we want to stop the justice department from accepting applications under the president easy illegal order. >> the president gave the executive order saying a certain amount of illegal immigrants can stay. they got the ball rolling and then they got sued. >> in court they said no has applied for this yet. four times they said it, two times in verbally and twice in writing. then he discovers not only did they lie but 100,000 people applied for this program when the states had been lulled into a false sense of security and the judge had been lied to. >> they told the judge don't worry those people applied under a thing that happened back in 2012 and not under the current executive action and it was a complete lie and the lawyers from doj knew they were lying, this had nothing to do with what happened in 2012. >>

the doj won't explain its reversal except to say they do these on a case by case basis.s fox news prosecutors are having trouble getting some evidence admitted into court as well as witnesses from libya to the trial. with the case back in the headlines, so too is the response to the benghazi attacks. overseeing by then secretary of state hillary clinton, which led to congressional hearings and eventually uncovered information of clinton's use of a private e-mail server. abu katallah does not appear interested in a plea deal. he maintains his innocence and is insisting on a jury trial, meaning the benghazi attacks could be in and out of the headlines for months to come. >> joining me now, mark theissen. good to see you. there you have it they've made their decision zm. >> yes, they have. they're saying death penalty, no death penalty, what difference at this point does it make? it makes a huge difference. think about this two years ago, the justice department sought the death penalty in the case of the boston marathon bomber. the resultant harm compel this decision. do th

the doj and the department of education made if announcement in the middle of the night heading into a friday sending a message to schools that reads in part, the desire to accommodate others discomfort cannot justify a policy that singles out and disadvantage as particular class of students. end quote. now, all public schools that receive public funding, including most colleges and universities, are at risk of losing that funding if they do not follow a variety of rules regarding transgender students like allowing those students to use rest rooms that match their gender identity. and forcing school staff to use pronounce and names consistent with a transgender student's identity. it immediately set off critics across the country. chief among them was texas lieutenant governor dan patrick, who argued that what the president is essentially doing is blackmailing schools into enforcing his position. then the white house fired back, just listen to the back and forth starting with the lieutenant governor. s. >> i believe it is the biggest issue facing families and schools in america since

the fact that doj, the promise of justice investigated this irs issue. yes or no? >> there are two parts to that. >> you don't want to answer my question? >> i do, i want to give you a complete answer. >> the doj and inspector general come all three investigated the so-called scandal involving the irs? >> that is not true. >> came to the conclusion there was no criminal intent on anyone's part? >> mister chairman -- >> the chairman is over his time. >> the gentleman has expired. >> i ask the chairman one additional minute to finish eliciting responses to the questions i asked. >> will you let him answer? >> i want him to answer the question i asked. >> let him talk. >> the gentleman is recognized with the understanding the gentleman will yield to the witness so they can answer the question. >> i will restate my question, thank you, mister chairman. isn't it a fact that the senate finance committee, the department of justice and treasury inspector general all investigate alleged irs scandal that is the subject of this hearing today, and each one of those entities fo

a doj spokesperson strongly disagrees with the order. supreme court is considering the case on the merit testing how far they can or cannot go with modifying immigration policy. a decision is expected by june. >> thank you. le's talk about what the story is about and what it says about the government oversight. brit hume is here. >> it's unfarrakhan duct by lawyers before them. what they did goes forbeyond that. the judge found the department of justice's repeated and misrepresentation of the court is not worthy of a department whose name includes the word justice. then he took the step of remedial ethics training for washington based justice lawyers practicing in the states affected by the case. he pointedly observed the unethical conduct occurred during the tenure of eric holder who happens to be the only attorney general in contempt of congress. he withheld documents from congress in a gun operating sting. holder's contempt case was referred to the u.s. attorney in washington, d.c., who has the duty to take the matter to a grand jury.

scarlet: that chart made it look like 9.5 years for those that the doj actually hold.ou actually go one step further and say that they could start lying different things and expanding their balance sheet in a different way that would in essence have a stimulative effect, even if it is not quote" helicopter money. >> my hypothesis is that what we are observing is a mild form of helicopter money or a quasi-permanent increase in the money supply that overtime should help stimulate these innomies more than shifts the exchange rate. now, there is another dimension that we are exploring in japan and the euro area, credit easing. that is central banks trying to domestic the components of financial conditions. i.e., credit spreads, essentially. their function, we think, will be catalytic to a growth, for instance, in lending, which obviously would require animal spirit to kick in. but i think that overtime this should work. so, when you ask which countries are at the forefront of this policy experiment? in the never put japan lead, followed by the euro area. because in that ar

the fed and doj will meet next month. juliette, why such volatility?e market is starting to price in next month. policymakers in the u.s. and japan. it is a 0% chance of a that increase in june, but then we heard from the new york president which has it is reasonable to expect to raise the benchmark rate twice this year so that is actually the one-month volatility. it will hedge against swings in this surge. ratene-month volatility and it is at its highest level since february 11. you can find it on our website. we saw one-month volatility climbed by 260 points on monday. it is the middle of february but it is at 12.13%. if we have a look at where the yen is actually tracking today, we are seeing it a little bit stronger at the moment. 108.97. it has been flat for the day. we have the first quarter gdp numbers coming out of japan tomorrow. we are expecting a modest gain in economic growth but there could be a second consecutive dip into negative territory which would start conversations over recession and non-stimulus conversations. yvonne: thank you s

doj says it is a practice of discrimination against transgender state employees. the governor has until monday to respond. if he refuses to change the law, north carolina could lose access to millions in federal dollars. the state is already reeling from the financial impact of the law, as a slew of performers have boycotted the state. >>> president obama made his long awaited visit to flint, michigan, in front of a crowd of about 1,000. he called it a tragedy. he reassured angry residents that their frustration wasn't falling on deaf ears. >> that is why i'm here. to tell you directly that i see you, and i hear you. i also want to come here, though, to tell you that i've got your back. >> well, the president also drank some of the city's water. twice, in fact, to show it was safe to drink for most people. he was inspired to visit flint after having a letter from an 8-year-old girl that says the water smells like bleach and old fish. >>> a state of emergency in canada, out of control wildfire, mass evacuations, already devowed an area bigger than manhattan. nbc's

doj said it might be in violation of the civil rights act. a new poll shows that 57% of americans oppose the bathroom law. ton your side getting access the investigative report for a classroom accident before fairfax county schools. tonight, that reported shunning on what happened the day a science experiment went wrong at woodson high school. seven on your side investigator joce sterman from the experiment critics say is too dangerous for the classroom. charred backpacks, blistered water bottles, blackened notebooks -- a science lesson captured as a tragic moment in history. >> i think it was a freak accident. witnessed bydent this student, photograph down to the grisly details by investigators for virginia occupational safety and health. they report, obtained exclusively by the 7 on your the aftermathhows of the experiment that injured five students, two with serious burns, three with minor injuries, including nick. following a demonstration of the so-called rainbow experiment. since 2014, the science lesson has resulted in at least six mis

. >> even before the doj report we said they weren't and that's why we sued them and said they weren't and jacobs is one of the attorneys representing the family. >> they do not have the proper rules and regulations on the use of excessive force or how to deal with individuals who might seem to be uncommunicative. >> will you ever have faith in the justice system? >> right now i am going to say my answer is no, i wouldn't. >> why is that? >> what they are doing in my brother's case. you are saying the officers are wrong but not pressing any charges on them. >> and the city officials declined to comment about the report, but release add statement saying they strongly disagree with the doj's criticism. and reporting live for channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> the philadelphia police on the scene of a deadly shooting in north philadelphia. this is somerset street near park avenue. the victim shot in the head an hour ago. so far there are no arrest. >>> chopper 6 over clifton heights, delaware county tonight as a multi-garage structure caught fire. smoke could be seen from miles ar

the idea that doj can predict the future is offensive and untrue. >> yep, yes. >> the market basically knows what it's doing, gang. the "cashin' in" gang getting ready to roll bottom of the hour. what do you got? >> david, able and not contributing to society. one in six young american men are either jobless or in jail. which presidential candidate can change that? plus -- conservative actor scott baio telling liberal george clooney saying a president donald trump would be bad for america. see you, 11:30. >> thank you very much. >>> talk about a slap in the face, a conservative facebook accused of suppressing conserve stiv fores from its trending news. that's a trend that's about to stop. know about investing. believe in something, buy shares in it, watch it grow. so...what if you could invest in the future? the future of kids? like a stock. not the kind of stock that's about making money. but a stock for social change. a whole new kind of investment called better futures. when you invest, it helps kids go to college. i could be one of the first college graduates from my family. the fi

my question for the former prosecutors for doj will start with mister ups, mister norton. what communications or information would you seek to learn whether the intent of the procurement business and the abortion clinic was to profit from selling baby body parts?mister sue po, let's startwith you . >> put on your mic. >> i pressed the button and then it went off. well, miss some of that evidence is already in this record. i've heard again, everyone quickly rushing to insist that these videotapes are just a safe, deceptively prepared. in other words, do what we are extremely at that doing, this industry which is deflecting and everyone else is at fault. let's shift the focus so everyone focused on hey, what these videos did and what this person said, how he prepared the videos.but those videos were posted, all of those videos were posted and there are some things that when peoplesay them on tape , it doesn't matter what they didn't say or did say elsewhere. if someone is saying that would be good and were talking about profiting from this and they're talking about that, tha

after that review the doj will offer suggestions for improvement.ials made the announcement today in chester. the doj says this comes after a request from the city of chester itself and its police department. the goal here is to make sure that the department is functioning to the best of its ability. >> our faux suss cuss is on making sure that our officers have all the necessary tools and equipment and training that they need to be able to service the residents of the city of chest chester. >> once completed the doj will lay out recommendations for improvement. the department release releasede kind of report for the philadelphia police department last year at its quest. >>> new message tonight. keep your butts off the beaches in new jersey. today the state senate and state assembly both voted overwhelmingly to pass bill to snuff out smoking in public beaches and parks and fines if you're caught will cost you. governor christie has to sign the bill into law. fox 29's dawn timmeney spoke to some people in wildwood. >> i'm all in for it especially con

a doj spokesperson strongly disagrees with the order.upreme court is considering the case on the merit testing how far they can or cannot go with modifying immigration policy. a decision is expected by june. >> thank you. le's talk about what the story is about and what it says about the government oversight. brit hume is here. >> it's unfarrakhan duct by lawyers before them. what they did goes forbeyond that. the judge found the department of justice's repeated and misrepresentation of the court is not worthy of a department whose name includes the word justice. then he took the step of remedial ethics training for washington based justice lawyers practicing in the states affected by the case. he pointedly observed the unethical conduct occurred during the tenure of eric holder who happens to be the only attorney general in contempt of congress. he withheld documents from congress in a gun operating sting. holder's contempt case was referred to the u.s. attorney in washington, d.c., who has the duty to take the matter to a grand jury. t

the idea that doj can predict the future is offensive and untrue. >> yep, yes. >> the market basicallynows what it's doing, gang. the "cashin' in" gang getting ready to roll bottom of the hour. what do you got? >> david, able and not contributing to society. one in six young american men are either jobless or in jail. which presidential candidate can change that? plus -- conservative actor scott baio telling liberal george clooney saying a president donald trump would be bad for america. see you, 11:30. >> thank you very much. >>> talk about a slap in the face, a conservative facebook accused of suppressing conserve stiv fores from its trending news. that's a trend that's about to stop. ♪ in new york state, we believe tomorrow starts today. all across the state, the economy is growing, with creative new business incentives, and the lowest taxes in decades, attracting the talent and companies of tomorrow. like in buffalo, where the largest solar gigafactory in the western hemisphere will soon energize the world. and in syracuse, where imagination is in production. let us help grow your

this narrative about doj being too political is older than time.judge is trying to point finger and say you are supposed to be non-political and here you are being political. it is a very old story, won't made much traction. that is a constant tension in that, the executive agencies, questions about political leanings of justice appointment lawyers always on the table. >> what about lying? >> for political reasons. >> these lawyers could have said to the state you can go ahead and file this brief right now. these regulations won't come into effect >> there are political odds -- >> the air and deal and all of it, what can you believe? >> the latest on our developing story as investigators search for new clues in egypt flight 804 crash. defense secretary robert gates accusing the white house of playing politics over its refusal to use the term combat to describe the battle against isis. is the administration trying to downplay the iraq operation? let's do more. add one a day women's 50+ complete multivitamin. with vitamin d and calcium to help suppor

>> i was not actually surprised by the doj decision, that is something we should have expected.ket expected something different, but they had wishful thinking and were disappointed. why should we have expected the non-move? there was a policy just months ago, saying they expect it to take time for them to see policye impact of those changes. we should've expected, at least at this time, that they will postpone a doing anything new. and seewants to wait whether the negative interest rates policy will work, do you expect it to? do you think the data will show that it will improve? takeo: so far, what we have seen, is the negative interest rates led to a reduction of interest rates. the yield have moved down, and the mortgage rates have dropped as well. it is possible that these rate changes will lead to changes in behavior on mortgage borrowing, or companies cash and deposit balance. joe: at what point would the doj decide this is not doing enough and we have to do further measures? how long would they wait? takeo: so far, the interest down, and iome think that has a stabilized. g

and so the basis of which the doj investigation found no evidence to suggest any crime. and so in respect to the commissioner, his answers cannot be part of a crime. if they found no basis for such crime. if he's answering best of his knowledge, he cannot -- maybe bad behavior, but not an impeachable offense. >> i would disagree with that. >> that's why we have that right of disagreements. this is the impeachment committee. mr. issa asked you if we had threatened impeachment hundreds of times. you said yes. if that turns out to be untrue have you given us yourself a false testimony and should you be removed from office? >> well, i hope i've given everything as accurate. if i find there is something inaccurate, i have a duty and obligation to as swiftly as possible correct the record. in this case of mr. koskinen he still stands by all the statements i showed you. he doesn't believe he's made any misstatement to date. and i think that's the difference. >> i respect your work. i respect you. and i respect mr. desantis, as well. i don't want to see any group by discriminate

now, the doj is shifting saying, quote, the department is committed to ensuring the department is held accountable for his alleged role in the terrorist attacks and if convicted he faces a sentence of life in prison. much of the government's case remains secret and the doj won't explain it's reversal except to say they do these on a case by case basis. but a legal source says prosecutors are having trouble getting evidence into court as well as bringing witnesses from libya to the u.s. for trial. and the u.s. responds to the benghazi attacks overseen by then secretary of state hillary clinton, which led to hearings and uncovered information about clinton's use of a private e-mail server during her time at the state department. unlike most terrorism suspects he does not appear interested in a plea deal and said he maintains his innocence and insisting on a jury trial, meaning the benghazi attacks could be in, and out of the headlines for months still to come, megyn? >> thank you, trace. joining me now, mark theissan, good to see you. >> good to see you, megyn. >> so there, you have it.

the idea that doj can predict the future is offensive and untrue. >> yep, yes. >> the market basically knows what it's doing, gang. the "cashin' in" gang getting ready to roll bottom of the hour. what do you got? >> david, able and not contributing to society. one in six young american men are either jobless or in jail. which presidential candidate can change that? plus -- conservative actor scott baio telling liberal george clooney saying a president donald trump would be bad for america. see you, 11:30. >> thank you very much. >>> talk about a slap in the face, a conservative facebook accused of suppressing conserve stiv fores from its trending news. that's a trend that's about to stop. >>> the question is, can we unify around or common principles? >>> facing off about facebook. accusing facebook of kre booboo conservative news. can you ♪ you're not gonna watch it! ♪ ♪ no, you're not gonna watch it! ♪ ♪ we can't let you download on the goooooo! ♪ ♪ you'll just have to miss it! ♪ yeah, you'll just have to miss it! ♪ ♪ we can't let you download... uh, no thanks. i have x1 from xfinity

the doj says this comes after a request from the city of chester itself and its police department. one of the top priorities is to improve community police relations. >> 23 years ago i became a police officer here in the city of chester. so i clearly understand the importance and the need for a great community and police relations. because police department and community works together, great things get done. >> following an assessment doj office will lay out recommendations for improvement. the doj released the same type of report for the physical police last year upon that department's request as well. >>> happening right now, keep your butts off the beach. today the new jersey state assembly and senate voted overwhelmingly to ban smoking at public beaches and parks. >> move mater a whole lot of people very happy. fox 29's dawn timmeney is live in wildwood with all the reaction. dawn? >> reporter: well, lucy and iain, some people aren't happy about it but most people we talked think it's going to translate into cleaner beaches and a better overall outdoor experience. vincent kell

perhaps with the doj, perhaps with the civil rights case.re do we stand and what are the thoughts about the facts in these cases, particularly edward nero's and the department of justice? >> the edward nero cas is not a good case for the department of justice to investigate or act as a backstop as it often does in other cases and primarily, the reason for that is because we have four misdemeanor events charged. these were not felonies against edward nero. the remaining officers will have felonies including caesar goodson, the highest murder charge of all of them. in this particular case, the doj does not like to come in as a backdrop on a misdemeanor level but there's a look at whether there's a pattern or practice of behavior that the police department is using that has an impact on members of color in the community in baltimore so that could be an ongoing issue but not the case the justice department would intervene but having said that, there are other cases that are looming in far more serious charges that may be the types of cases inclu

>> no, we're not investigating. >> reporter: the crowd demanded more from the reps, more from the doj, reform action from anyone. >> that's the message. go tell your higher-ups give us what we need and what this community deserves! [ applause ] >> and stop playing games! [ applause ] enough is enough! [ applause ] ustice -- similar >> reporter: now the coalition wants a full civil rights investigation of the san francisco police department by the department of justice similar to what attorney general loretta lynch ordered in chicago. andria borba, kpix5 news. >>> hillary clinton is in california tonight, the democratic presidential candidate held this rally at east los angeles college. tomorrow she'll be in oakland holding a campaign event at la escolita elementary school. >>> on the republican side some top gop leaders are turning their backs on donald trump tonight. house speaker paul ryan says he's not ready to endorse him. >> i'm just not ready to endorse him at this point. i'm not there right now and i hope to and i want to, but i think what's required is that we unify this party

is there legal standing on a doj perspective on what this bathroom needs. headline coming out of press conference here is north carolina is doubling down on the approach here. this is of course as you reported something that got to a climax because of the department pushing explicitly to north carolina. this has been the obama doj's position for sometimes dating back to 2014 where eric holde, o of course, the predecessor said the government wants to treat the transgenders as a protected class. that now applies here in the transgender context. the other big thing of fact checking of what we heard just now, what we are hearing from governor pat mccory is a narrative or a story where he was responding to local development in his state and a local ordinance that he disagreed with regard to whether people should be protected on this way or not. >> these types of proposals have been introduced in many states and often in direct reaction to the supreme court ruling upholding same-sex marriage and by some seeing it as a direct attempt to sort of find the political

now the doj says that four officers who shot mcdole will not be charged. they say three of four officers believe their lives were in danger. the office does say the fourth officer corporal joseph dulles should not be employed by the wilmington police department in any roll where he would carry a gun. also, released today, 911 calls that start before the police arrived. >> please send somebody quick! >> he shot himself, man ma'am? >> yes, please, yes and he still has a gun. he's moving a little bit. he shot himself. he's on the ground and he's moving around and he has a weapon in this hand. >> minutes later on that call you can hear police arrive and then gunfire. >> keep yourself covered. stay out of the line. >> oh! >> i think they just took him out. >> oh, my god. >> they shot him. police just shot him now. >> the goj -- doj investigation found serious deficiencies in the police department's use of force policies and training in a statement the city says it disagrees with the criticisms of its officers and the city agrees in not charging the officers inv

the second, corollary piece of this whole thing is doj contributions, right? bothers me when you know that these department of justice employees are supporting hillary clinton and also going to render verdict essentially on whether or not she gets indicted. you could easily have a special counsel. this goes back to the whole idea everything that the clintons do seems rigged, this inside gamet, inside the beltway political system that they just seem to always master. superdelegates in the convention process and right now, this whole, situation that fact they have all the employees in doj as supporters. >> sandra, raises issue this is going on in interviews, waiting for hillary clinton to sit down with the fbi, what kind of investigation is this? sandra: clearly points to attention that is involved and continues to escalate. i'm with you. you look at investigation and confusing, you wonder why the general public isn't on this more? not only do we learn there were certain questions that were off limits in this fbi probe, but they can leave the room, confer, come

maybe the doj has -- boj has taken the tax loopholes to get the growth.nk there is a view they may be standing on the sidelines and waiting a few months. he is gearing up for the g-7 to make some kind of fiscal statement and of course they need to make a decision on the sales tax, whether to increase the sales tax. theview is that as we near g-7 and japan later this month, he will use that to win over the hawks. angie: the options are running out. what are the options left for japan? wast: part of the narrative by not acting last week, they are almost signaling we cannot do anymore, which is dangerous for the central bank to do. they do have options. they can expand their assets, do more and the negative rate. course, we also know the government can do a lot more as for reforms. japan does have some ammunition left. the question is when will they use it and will it do enough? thank you. hong kong has frozen several accounts that may be linked to troubled malaysian state fund one mdb. toey may have been funneled logically connected individuals. these natio

so, north carolina, rather than agreeing with doj quickly filed a lawsuit against the obama administrationd then in response, the doj filed their own federal lawsuit. >> they created state sponsored administration against transgender individuals who simply seek tone gauge in the most private of functions in a place of safety and security. a right taken for granted by most of us. last week, our civil rights division notified state officials in north carolina that house bill 2 violates federal civil rights laws. it was not so very long ago that states, including north carolina had other signs above restrooms water fountains, an on public accommodations keeping people out based on a distinction without a difference. we have moved beyond those dark days but not without a tremendous amount of pain and suffer. >> north carolina governor pat mccrory goes "on the record." good evening, sir. >> good evening. >> governor, give me a little history on this what provoked the law in the first place? why did this get to be a topic? >> this started with the political left. there was never any problem in n

north carolina sued the doj accusing them of overreaching.'t sit well with them. >> this is about the dignity and respect that we acord our fellow citizens. >> u.s. attorney general loretta lynch hit north carolina's law hard monday afternoon. likening the bill to segregation era policies. >> this is not the first time we have seen discriminatory responses to historic moments of progress for our nation. we saw it in the jim crow laws that followed the emancipation proclamation. >> don't go there there is n connection. >> governor pat mcroar restruck chak. >> that is divisive rhetoric and unrelated to tan issue on whether a male or female should use a male bathroom. >> monday, north carolina's governor, and secretary of public safety, filed a law suit against the department of justice. calling their attempt to reverse the law a baseless, blatant overreach. >> as a result of their decisions we are moving forward. >> the department of justice, responded with a federal suit of its own. aimed at the state, the governor, the department of public sa