up in today's special edition of going undergrad, but 1st it's been 10 years since british man mark doug was killed in police custody, which spot the largest nationwide rides in the u. k. c. in, in 30 years now a decade later, u. k. prime minister, both johnson has proposed a new plan to tackle crime in the country where black people are statistically more likely to be arrested. joining me now from lester is ambivalent stories in the form, a chair of the met police is operation tried and independent advisory group. claudia web quoted, thank so much for coming on. i can't believe it's 10 years obviously. i mean, how have the police powers changed during those 10 years? we now have official reports saying, the metropolitan believes scotland yard here is a, institutionally not only racist, but the institutionally corrupt. well, you know, it has been 10 years and mom should be live today that field time. it's usually in the u. k. i think sadly 10 years on for me to little progress has been made to end up being racial and ethnic inequality. criminal justice. i mean some of the vacation and in

the anniversary which falls today after the killing of doug. what concerns me because we government boys don't to the government seem to be we plan the areas of previous governments and so to start racism and i mean pretty patel even more or less allowed in english crowds in the same bu black players. and i know this is going to be angry and so many young people that i work with, i know. and so it feels that they kind of to just outside of just we didn't weigh much in line to one. so do you sense is sweating of anger among black people right now because of the policies are these governments, i mean, we're not too far away from the wind stand as well as the government says they're going to speed up the wind rush payment. that was a big scandal for our international viewers about black people who lived here for a decade to suddenly finding themselves, being deported. pretty. tell the current home secretary said the black lives matter . protests were dreadful. it mentioning the prime minister boris johnson. i know it's something that you've talked

myself were given information from the independent police. complaints commission briefing us that doug was shot shot at police. there was some gun battle they wanted b, b, c footage, censored at the time. how do you explain all of this in the aftermath of all the shooting that would mean nationwide uprisings across the country and anger? yeah, i mean this is still full of misinformation that was going on at the time to please make separate sessions about and remain tactic to the day and being stored open. and that if i have shopped, caught out of that media story to use in about a to my explain them out to you. this is where the, the, the collective responsibility police along the media plays out because it is missing to mention about the nation of violence gangland eventually people need because the information now and this was make information and it came from those. and we saw that reported quite widely and in fact, where they were trying to say they were trying to justify and why mom was shot dead. and that can be no justification because it's very clear that the officer shot trust

in today's special edition of going underground, but 1st it's been 10 years since british man mark doug was killed in police custody, which spot the largest nationwide rides in the u. k. scene in 30 years now a decade later, u. k. prime minister bars johnson has proposed a new plan to tackle crime in a country where black people are statistically more likely to be arrested. joining me now from lester is m b villa street. in the former chair of the met police is operation tried and independent advisory group put a web. cool. thanks so much for coming on. i can't believe it's 10 years obviously . i mean, how have police powers changed during those 10 years? we now have official reports saying, the metropolitan belief, scotland yard here is a, institutionally, not only racist with the institutional corrupt or you know, it has been 10 years and mom should be live today. he didn't feel a time. the extent of institutional life is in the u. k. i think the 10 year on from that to little progress has been made to and this is the racial and ethnic inequality. did you take criminal justice? i mean

now a more unusual mascot was doug the camel. doug belonged to the confederate union, the 43rd mississippi. doug represents a little known fact about the u.s. military, and that is in the years leading up to the civil war, america was expanding ever westward, the army was facing an increasing problem as to how to supply their far-flung forts and settlements. these were often over vast distances and tough terrain, stuff that even horses and mules had difficulty with, so the then secretary of war, a guy by the name of jefferson davies, and, yes, it's the same jefferson davies that just a few years later would be the president of the confederacy, came up with the idea of importing camels from the middle east to see if they could be used to supply these far-flung forts and settlements. it was called the texas experiment. the idea was to create sort of an american camel corps. the experiment had its problems. although those who were well-trained and experienced when camels found them to be great animals to work, others who were less t

doug bush: it's just like a garden snail, except instead of eating your basil and your little baby arugula starts, it's eating seaweed. one shell and a foot. this is what you eat. this is just a big, muscular foot that it crawls arounand holds onto the rock. kristin aquilino: abalone ha a really important economic impact on this state. they supported a lucrative commercial fishery for decades. they also supported a recreational fishery that brought about $45 million to the north coast of california until recently, and they support really sustainable aquaculture in the state. woman: the red abalone fishery was a major fishery, recreational fishery on the north coast for decades and are really critical for the culture of california for at time. we had to recommend to the fish and game commission that it be closed after several years of severe impacts to the kelp forest. lackey: it's definitely affected business, and my tours have been greatly affected for the ab diving. and they estimate that it's, you know, anywhere from $44 to $54 million out of our local economy, just from the abalone, an

>> yes. >> that's doug in north carolina, your response? >> guest: i think what we need to remember is that surveys are completed by human beings. we may be historians and people who are following presidential leadership, the changes at least. we still have to remember this is very subjective based on their own beliefs and their views. and that's why it is so important to have a diverse pool of participants. may have been lower if we have a different group of people. we are pleased this year's poll is so diverse. and so i think we are close to where a lot of folks are at this point in time. and it can change by the next study, by the next survey. we can advance or decline. a lot depends on what happens in the next few months and years. there's so much going on at the moment. we really have to wait for a while and see what his legacy is going to be and how he does. >> here is a look at recent presidents and our last four surveys. president obama is ranking 12 and 2021. his ranking up to ten. president bill clinton debuted in 2021 on the list

>> yes. >> that's doug in north carolina, your response? >> guest: i think what we need to remember is that surveys are completed by human beings. we may be historians and people who are following presidential leadership, the changes at least. we still have to remember this is very subjective based on their own beliefs and their views. and that's why it is so important to have a diverse pool of participants. may have been lower if we have a different group of people. we are pleased this year's poll is so diverse. and so i think we are close to where a lot of folks are at this point in time. and it can change by the next study, by the next survey. we can advance or decline. a lot depends on what happens in the next few months and years. there's so much going on at the moment. we really have to wait for a while and see what his legacy is going to be and how he does. >> here is a look at recent presidents and our last four surveys. president obama is ranking 12 and 2021. his ranking up to ten. president bill clinton debuted in 2021 on the list

doug logan. doug logan. >> reporter: i'm still waiting for doug logan to call me back.quiries. what we can tell you on paper that the cyber ninjas, anderson, were paid $150,000 by arizona taxpayers to conduct this audit in addition to millions that were funneled into this effort. we don't know if they got millions, but millions was fund into this effort to conduct this so-called audit. anderson. >> they're ninjas. you can't see them. they move so fast, they're amazing. kyung lah, thank you so much. appreciate it. continue to follow it. >>> up next, the pfizer vaccine getting full approval. cnn's donie o'sullivan went to a rally hosted by the former president over the weekend. there were plenty of vaccine hesitant people there. did the former president change their minds with his message to get vaccinated? we'll show you next. still fresh... unstopables in-wash scent booster. downy unstopables. stop! clearing breakouts doesn't have to be harsh on your sensitive skin. new cetaphil gentle clear contains balanced formulas that gently clear breakouts and soothe sensitive ski

faulconer state assembly member kevin kiley and former congressman doug o c. you can watch the candidates take the stage in recall debate later this month inside california politics will be hosting the debate live from our kron 4 studio. it airs right here on kron. 4 on thursday, august 19th at 7 o'clock. developing tonight, the first criminal complaint has been filed against new york state governor andrew cuomo following a report that he sexually harassed at least 11 women. >> the complaint was made by a former aide listed as executive assistant. number one in the report filed by the new york attorney general. details of the criminal complaint were not disclosed, but the a g report says that cuomo reached under the woman's shirt and fondled her at the executive mansion last november. governor cuomo's lawyers are denied that he ever touched anybody and appropriately. >> the investigation was conducted. to support

yes, we do me doug mon, i would be mit doug when i was a little more or no, no, no more willing to move it over to the movie. cool meeting we're going to work with us is a company that us in the at the hospital declined to comment on kiko could g me his case me the governor says the lives and the disabled a getting better sterilization stopped in 996 and employment quoted, an anti discrimination laws being introduced in 2018 a scandal revealed a lot about the number of disabled people working in their own ministry. only half the number they claimed were employed company karcher, if good. ah hugh, hey on the she has struggled to get a job despite being a graduate of an american community college. he has do shim, muscular dystrophy, a progressive genetic disorder that requires constant care despite his severe disability. she hey, believe he has a lot to offer the workplace that i have scared the computer. they don't accept because i cannot do anything if. if people with disabilities now have joseph, they fear norbish being wheelchair bound and reliant on a respirator hasn't stopped to hey

faulconer assembly member kevin kiley and former congressman doug o c. this comes as 2 powerful california republicans urge members of the state gop to withhold such an endorsement they say anointing a single candidate would risk discouraging voters whose favorite candidate might get snubbed. inside. california politics will be hosting a recall debate live from our kron 4 studios. and many of the. >> top candidates hoping to take over governor newsom's job will be joining in and they include former san diego mayor kevin faulkner businessman john assemblyman kevin kiley will be there. don't miss airs on kron for thursday, august 19th at 07:00pm. the cdc is warning travelers to avoid the 70 countries and territories considered at the highest level of risk for covid that amounts to a do not travel warning 16 countries were recently added to the list, including greece ireland, libya and malta. the biden

authority of his committee or the senate is doug mastriano. here to discuss the ongoing threat, pennsylvania's attorney general josh shapiro on the show. you have been saying it loud and clearly from the beginning that there will not be an arizona-style audit if you can have anything to do with it. they will have to go through you. are you still confident you can block it? >> oh, 100%. i mean, look, we have talked a lot about what this one lone insurrectionist state senator is trying to do, and that is to undermine the privacy of the citizens in these counties, to cost the taxpayers literally tens of millions of dollars because the sham audit would result in invalidating these machines, and it would really just create chaos as those county commissioners mentioned. it is important to know that the county is a red republican community in pennsylvania, and they're standing up to the state senator and others. look, we had a safe and secure election here in pennsylvania.

right-wing state senators there, including doug mastriano have been very focused on bringing a forensics review. a few weeks ago he sent letters to three counties asking them for election machines, ballot records and voting records and trying to do his own version of an audit there. now, those counties didn't have to comply. they refused to. philadelphia said it would cost them $35 million to comply with those requests and it would expose some of these voting machines to either an uncredentialed or unknown vendor who would be conducting this. so after all of that and after the secretary of state or the acting secretary of state in pennsylvania discouraged those counties from participating, senator mastriano was removed from his position. and now the top republican in the senate said that he too now backs this audit. and that was a big step because that means that it will happen. so hearings are going to begin this week in the state senate. what we don't know is the scope of this. we don't know who will be

businessman john cox, former san diego mayor kevin faulconer, assemblymember kevin kiley, former congressman doug ose. the candidates tackle mask mandates and more. here is dan ashley. >> i do not favor mandates. i favor educate. you will not mandate your way out of the coronavirus. >> we had the harshest lockdowns. we had the longest school closures. we were the last to open everything. >> 99.9% survivable by people who are in decent health who are not elderly. >> it was hosted by fox 11 in los angeles. the moderators asked about how they would handle the beleaguered unemployment system. >> it's time for a new team of people in california. at all agencies. on day one i will bring in a whole new team. >> for the people trying to get her on the phone to the edd? >> answer the phone.

like americans everywhere my husband, doug, and i watched with absolute shock as our capitol was under siege and the people within it afraid for their lives. what we know now is in the midst of that violent attack there were countless acts of courage, and we are here today in the

diego mayor kevin faulconer, somebody member kevin kiley and former congressman doug o c. this comes as 2 powerful california republicans urge members of the state gop too. withhold such an endorsement saying anointing a single candidate would risk discouraging voters whose favorite candidate might get snubbed inside. california politics will be hosting a governor recall debate live from our kron 4 studios. many of the top candidates hoping to take over governor newsom's newsom's job will be participating, including former san diego mayor kevin faulconer businessman john and assemblyman kevin kiley. don't miss it airs right here on kron. 4 on thursday, august 7th pardon me, thursday. august 19th at 07:00pm. >> a major hydroelectric power plant at lake oroville is offline tonight. that's because the water level at the lake has reached historic lows over the last week. this is the first time ever that water levels have forced the plan to shut down since it opened back in 1967. it is currently at a

diego mayor kevin faulconer state assembly member kevin kiley and former congressman doug ii. you can watch the candidates take the stage in a recall debate later this month inside california politics is going to be hosting the debate live from our studio. it airs right here on kron. 4 on thursday, august 19th at 7 o'clock. so be sure to mark your calendars for that. coming up next here on the kron 4 morning news continuing our destination, california series with a trip to the streets. >> upstate halina where the history can be felt every around every corner. stick with us. and amid the spread of covid some families opting to keep their kids at home and continue with online learning this year. we've got that story after the break.

doug o. c. assembly member, kevin kiley and former san diego mayor kevin faulconer. this comes just two weeks before every registered voter in the state over seve a mail in ballot for this election reminder. election day is set for september. 14th experts have made it clear turnout will dictate the outcome of this race. democrats trying to leverage their 2 to 1 registration edge in the state late joyner, conservative radio host larry elder, who was leading the polls will not participate. and neither will the governor, though both were invited. speaking of those polls, numbers moving the wrong way for camp newsome. the most recent poll from emerson college, and next are found 46% or in favor of recalling the governor up 3% from july. the number opposed to the recall stayed at 48% with just 6% undecided elder lead. all other candidates by double digits in that poll, but 40% of people said they were undecided when it comes to a replacement vote. so a lot to see tonight we're

the arizona senate president, karen fann, announced that the head of cyber ninjas, doug logan, this is the subcontractor you are mentioning, anderson. that he had tested positive for covid, in addition to two other members of the so-called audit team. we understand at least one of them may be quite ill. what we don't we don't know the health status of the other two. but we can tell you that they were photographed by multiple agencies, including cnn, working inside the warehouse without masks on. that members of the so-called audit team did testify in public not wearing masks. that masks were not a part of this effort toward the end when the machine ballot count happened. so what did happen today is that the arizona senate did receive a partial report that they'll start to look through on wednesday. the full report obviously at this point is going to be tbd. important to note, anderson, that this was not going to be released publicly anyway. when it was released, there certainly was going to be a lot of dispute about any sort of

larry elder kevin faulkner, kevin kiley and doug oc. delegates will vote for a candidate during a virtual meeting tomorrow. the winner will receive campaign cash and other party resources for the final weeks of the race. the recall election is set for september. 14th what was a victory for a mills college alumni group trying to prevent the historic women's college from closing down the four? the women yesterday asked in alameda county judge and the judge issued a temporary restraining order preventing mills college from taking any action relating to the college mills and its alumni association will appear at a hearing on august 16th after a request for financial documents. and the president of mills college, responded to the court decision and had some criticism of the association saying quote at a time when the college needs to focus on the path forward. we sincerely hope the amc will stop its divisive efforts targeting individual trustees and officers of the college and will instead devote its resources to partnering

larry elder, kevin faulkner, kevin kiley, and doug gross. the group said in a statement that the lack of endorsement speaks to the strength of the field of candidates. still ahead, a behind-the-scenes look at a new documentary that shows us a different california. this one through the eyes of two of the first helicopter video journalists. sandhya: less smoke and cleaner air is a attention, california. new federal funding of $3 billion is available to help more people pay for health insurance — no matter what your income. how much is yours? julie and bob are paying $700 less, every month. dee got comprehensive coverage for only $1 a month. and the navarros are paying less than $100 a month. check coveredca.com to see your new, lower price.

next up, it thought congressman dean phillips was doug funnie. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> steve: that's not even a real person. >> jimmy: what >> steve: that's a cartoon >> jimmy: i know it's a cartoon. >> steve: wow. this is not working well at all. >> jimmy: can we see that again just to make sure. [ laughter ] it's not working >> steve: wow, it's not working. you're right >> jimmy: next, it thought congressman sam graves was that carnival game with the clown face [ laughter ] i mean, it's just totally not working. >> steve: that's not good at all. >> jimmy: no, it's not good. it thought congressman don young was the owner of jurassic park. [ laughter ] that's not even -- it's a movie. >> steve: oh, my god >> jimmy: it thought senator roger marshall was ross when his teeth got whitened [ laughter ] >> steve: oh, my goodness. that seems ridiculous. >> jimmy: it thought congressman brad sherman was george costanza. >> steve: wow. [ laughter ]

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doug logan. doug logan. >> reporter: i'm still waiting for doug logan to call me back.turned any of our inquiries. what we can tellr that the cybero conduct this so-called audit. anderson. >> they're ninjas. you can't see them they're amazing. kyung lah, thank you so much. appreciate it. continue to follow it. >>> up next, the pfizer vaccine getting full approval. cnn's donie o'sullivan went to a rally hosted by the former president over the weekend. there were plenty of vaccine hesitant people there. did the former president change their minds with his message to get vaccinated? we'll show you next. priceline works with top hotels, to save you up to 60%. these are all great. and when you get a big deal... you feel like a big deal. ♪ priceline. every trip is a big deal. it's taken a lot to get to this moment. ♪ grew up at midnight - the maccabees ♪ dreams are on the line. you got this. refresh... it all, comes down, to this. ♪♪ >>> told you at the top of the program about the fda's decision to fully approve the pfizer covid vaccine and how it might change the landscape

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who were the other four people besides doug logan? it's like when people talk about doug logan running a company called cyber ninjas. that technically is true, but has anybody turned up a single employee of cyber ninjas other than doug logan? it's kind of a one-man band. they had millions of ballots from the arizona election, and all of this election equipment from maricopa county for five months for their audit that was supposed to take three weeks. the arizona senate president who hired this entity, the cyber ninjas, to do the audit. she's supposedly been supervising it all along. she expressed surprise to local reporters, surprise at this covid news. because that was the first that she learned there was a five-person audit team producing this audit. she reportedly says she doesn't know who else other than doug logan is on this five-person team. a former republican official named ken bennett, who has served as the senate liaison for the audit, basically the person in charge of explaining to the press and public what's going on with

doug russell, mohammed, think ou about it. doug russell, mohammed, think you both _ about it.you both are coming on and talking to us, thank you. we can cross now to alive story. let's take a lesson now. afghans being able to get to the airport if they need to? i being able to get to the airport if they need to?— being able to get to the airport if they need to? i am conveying that afr hans, they need to? i am conveying that afghans. not _ they need to? i am conveying that afghans, not every _ they need to? i am conveying that afghans, not every afghan, i they need to? i am conveying that afghans, not every afghan, there | they need to? i am conveying that i afghans, not every afghan, there are millions of afghans as we know who want to leave the country, a large number of afghans who want to leave the country. i think that is safe to say. what i'm talking about, the individuals we prioritise, those who fight alongside us, those who are eligible for special visas, otherwise we are facilitating their departure, and our expectation is that they will be able to reach the airport.

democrat strategist and author of the end of democracy, doug is shown as welcome everyone. hi.his debacle in afghanistan is only getting worse and worse, stephen l. miller. the president tried to find some levity in a very serious question. does he not grasp how his presidency is unraveling? >> no i'm not sure he's grasping a much right now. one of the other polls aside a 74% of the country pulled by nbc news disapprove of the way this has gone down. he is also facing eight-point drop in the politics average and a month. you have a very scripted presidency that suddenly the world is not going along with the script. i guess if he thanks the script is economy more power to them but this is how presidents are ended. kennedy: it is a one thing to be human and show people you have got a lighter side. but when you're being asked a life or death question, or a question about how people view your competency, which is a very important thing to measure when you are the president of the united states. why do key in the vice president both dissolve into giggles? >> they are nervous, they a

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with us to talk about this is chloe and doug davis.ot of fperformers taking to the stage tonight what does this mean for live music in new york city? >> i'm somebody who missed going to see concerts in person. i did go to msg to see foo fighters. i'm telling you, this is one of those moments that you're going to remember tonight. it's a concert for the ages. one that you don't see more than once in a generation we're going to see so many big names take the stage and this is a moment that says new york is here, we persevered through the covid-19 pandemic and it's a celebration. >> so doug, you helped organize this concert. how did you and your dad, clyde davis, decide who would be part of the lineup? >> well, the concert was the mayor's idea to culminate this homecoming week and he arranged a phone call with my dad that i was on with the head of city events dan gross. and it was such an electrifying phone call, i get chills when i think about it. the mayor said clive i want to give you central park, the great lawn. i want you to throw a

tomorrow night tom bevan, jonathan hoening and make every day a doug schoen team.o escape the brutality of the taliban. the terrorist organization appears to be calling the shots, drawing a red line and dictated the terms of the united states exit from afghanistan. we've got a jampacked show this are among our guest kt mcfarland, mike huckabee, large drop inn tennessee congressman mark green. i am brian brenberg and this "

. >> former congressman doug ose was part of the crowded field of candidates trying to unseat governor gavin newsom. a short time ago he announced his campaign is over there an he said on sunday evening he had a heart attack and while he has been told he should expect a full recovery mulcair is native. in a statement he said it has become clear that i must now focus my attention on rehabilitation and healing. he went on to say i remain committed to the success of our state and steadfast in my belief that new leadership is required to bring back our california. >>> santa clara county sheriff is speaking out after the mayor of san jose and others made an urgent call for her to step down. some city and county leader said the sheriff has violated people civil rights and needs to go. justin andrews was there today for her response. justin. >> reporter: sheriff laurie smith said she will not resign. it took about 45 minutes for her to even address that and it reers asked her retomar salido' ging her to resign. hipr conference of course. and we are going to do these investigations. let's see

joining us is ben douglas, chairman of southeast asia and fellow at the middle east institute, and doug, you are responsible for the afghanistan assessments prepared for president trump and in private service, you were preparing for candidate biden's working group. what did you tell the biden's team about this isis affiliate? >> well, the state of the khorasan province as they are known. over the past five year, six of the leaders, and six of the leaders have been killed or captured or recapture and what i have seen in the press, the taliban when they released the prisoners from bagram air force base, they have killed the last that was caught. so despite the losses of the mid-level operatives, they have managed to be resilient particularly when it comes to these terrorist operation, and measuring isis-k is not a matter of fighting, but to operate. because of the pressure, they are able to decentralize and become independent cells. they are good at low tech operation. when we say complex, it is not like a great deal of sophistication, but it is a cell to attack and bring in the first res

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doug simone, thank you very much for joining us. appreciate time. ah, a look at our main story now and medical sources and i've got histone of told al jazeera, as many as 60 people were killed into explosions outside cobbles. it's national airport. the pentagon says 12 us service personnel were killed and 15 injured. a number of children are also thought to have died. thousands more were injured that people were mass outside the airport hoping for a fly out of cobble despite the u. s. u. k. in australia, wanting them to stay away because of an enemy and threat from an i still affiliate . i feel has since came to have carried out the attack, the u. s. and the u. k. continuing to use the effort to evaluate their citizens troops and afghan allies. they are attending the fun, but they are a problem forwarding then forwarding elements. so they. 9 can be eliminated, they have no food, and what is them? but there was not such huge crowd here. they will, they would not be able to carry out such sub would like to teach us. president joe biden has extended hi