belarusian state university, faculty of law, works in her specialty and her son, he graduated from the academy of the ministry of internal affairs of the republic of belarus, faculty of policeational activity, worked in specialty, senior lieutenant, serves in the internal affairs agencies. and did your son choose his profession himself, or did you somehow push him? i think that i pushed him, but i didn’t push him intentionally, probably with my service, my service. in the internal affairs agencies, literally 2 years before finishing school, we had a conversation with him about where he would like to go, study, i offered him many alternatives related to entering certain universities in our country, but he told me, he says: dad, i want to go to the academy ministry of internal affairs, so i prepared purposefully, which i did. do you consider yourself a good father? i consider myself a good father. can you call someone right now? i can call the children, i can call not only the children and tell them that i love them very much, please bring your phone to the studio so that everything is fair and square with us, and i 'll call my wife, can i, girls, okay, i'm calling my wife. h

were passing out all the personal information for the faculty and other things to tha the media ao on. the president of harvard called in the policee harvard faculty gave a vote of no-confidence to the president. he resigned. i think after that other presidents decided the way to get along is to have preemptive surrender. and there has band that has beeo an art. mark: you have been studying our country for a very long time. in history, economics, philosophy. you have covered all horizon. forty years ago, 50 years ago today was the country in a better position today than it was half a century ago? or is it in a worse position? >> much worse. the silencing of the other side has now become much more prominent. the real danger is not in the silly idea that's being promoted it's in the fact that nobody else is allowed to reply to them. without some danger to themselves. mark: do you see in this country a growing police state? i don't necessary mean a police state like he was in the aggressive fascist or marxist regime. but slowly but surely it your time not controlling the language which controls thought and activity. this massive cens

of the hired mercenaries. on the contrary, behind me and several other faculty members of your university , they tied their arms and blocked the movement of policeicers in your university campus. and prevented them from performing their duties. after this shameful incident, do these people continue to teach students in the university? i about faculty members do not comment. shortly after this meeting, officials of northwestern thrasher university suspended the meeting. the meetings were not held only for the officials of this university, and steven thrasher is not the only professor who has been suspended because of his opposition to the gaza war. it is prohibited in american universities. the secretary general of nato asked the members of this military organization to increase the arms aid to ukraine . at the same time, the us defense minister announced his country's new aid package worth 250 million dollars to ukraine. the french ministry of defense also announced 300 million euros from the profits of confiscated assets it costs russia to finance the arms and ammunition of ukraine. overcrowding in british prisons has reached its highest level.

of course, the university officials themselves did not intend to suspend steven thrasher. but under pressure. he and several other faculty members of your university tied their arms and blocked the movement of police officers in your university campus and prevented them from performing their duties. after this shameful incident, are these people still teaching students in the university ? norse western continues. meetings that were not held only for the officials of this university and steven thrasher he is not the only professor who has been banned from teaching in american universities because of his opposition to the gaza war. news sources reported the understanding between baghdad and washington for the withdrawal of us forces from iraq. reuters reported that according to the understanding between the officials of the two countries, hundreds of occupying forces will leave iraq by september next year, and the rest of them must leave iraq at the latest by day 145, that is, in 27 months. this understanding requires becoming an agreement and approval in both countries. america currently has about 2,500 troops in iraq and... troops in syria. iraqi officials say presence us forces have become a magn

had uh four about 5 months of preparation and i began to prepare then in the hereditary faculty this is all in 2005 from march 2 to 4 on the eve of the day of the belarusian police all this, delegations came to congratulate minister naomov there, well somewhere around 15 delegations from different countries, all lined up on the first and second floors, all in white shirts, in formal attire, yes one i. then grabbed well my knee, that is, already a few hours ago there was a question of me withdrawing from this super marathon, when i, the head of the faculty, said, glory, well, health is more important, if anything, well, let's withdraw, i say, you know, there's already so much noise, i say, even the opposition newspaper wrote that the belarusian police are the strongest of all, hear, naumov will arrive now, and then they told me, when the meeting came, they congratulated me and naumov said, let's arrive, support, now my subordinate is finishing a two-day record there, people don't believed, he says, they like, like a two-day, i was allowed to rest for 5 minutes at the end of each hour, it went away, well at night they allowed 10 minutes from 12 to 60, it went away

of the traffic police, is present in our studio. also, mr. alireza husband. the expert he is also a member of the academic faculty of the university, and mr. majid sagzadeh, the director general of the road safety development office of the country's highway organization, is also present in the sari studio. saudi, which i mentioned at the beginning of the program, to serve you and dear viewers, what do you see as the main reasons. yes, i am also greeting you , dear guests of the program, as well as dear viewers, just as you correctly stated the statistics , since 2005 the trend of decreasing deaths misappropriations occurred in the country. the main reasons for this decrease in sufisms were due to the import of safe cars , securing the roads, completing the police equipment, modernizing the roads , and also improving the condition of domestic cars in that situation, and according to the conditions, the reason was the reduction of accidents on the roads. well, over the years that the expenses that have been done have decreased in many accidents , but in the same period, the number of similar vehicles, especially in the case of motorcycles, h

uh four about 5 months of preparation and i started preparing then in the investigative faculty this is all in 2005 from march 2 to 4 on the eve of the day of the belarusian policeter naumov delegations came to congratulate there well somewhere around 15 delegations from different countries all lined up on the first and second floors they all said when the meeting came, they congratulated, and naumov says: well let's come over, support, now my subordinate is there finishes a two-day record, people didn't believe it, he says, they like, like a two-day record, i was allowed to rest for 5 minutes at the end of each hour, it was gone, but at night they allowed 10 minutes from 12 to 6, it was time for please, toilet, massage, food, everything you want, everything, the rest of the time in this square, i worked then the projectile was a keg, but it was filled not with beer, but with water 40 kg. naumov comes in, with him 10 generals, and the head of the faculty told me, he says, glory, i so want you to be promoted to lieutenant colonel ahead of schedule, and the minister could only give me a lieutenant colonel then, and i was just a teacher, and that is the position of

police, okay? >> he's familiar with that, too. >> reporter: back here at apalachee high school there's a second part of this story playing out where students, faculty, friends, strangers are showing up at these growing memorials to those students and teachers who died here. >> we're praying for everyone and take the situation, just say love prevails. >> reporter: the community trying to support one another as it grapples with a senseless tragedy. >> because the alleged shooter is a minor, he faces a maximum penalty of life in prison without parole if convicted. >>> a legal victory for former president donald trump as a new york judge agreed to delay sentencing in his hush money criminal case. it has been set for later on this month, but it's now postponed until after election day. trump's attorneys had asked for his sentencing to be pushed back until after the presidential election, arguing a delay is necessary to resolve ongoing legal challenges to his conviction. the judge agreed, explaining he made the decision to avoid any appearance that the court proceedings were politically motivated. legal watchers say the new timeline means that the outcom

police is following was a traditional approach before. but now there is a new trend with the presidency. in fact, sardar hosseini, who is also a member of the academic faculty of the university, is following scientifically that we should see a new approach in relation to our incidents, that is, as mr. eng . now for many from the axes where the incidents occur, we have already made several correspondences with the organizations that are involved. the same accident that occurred in the last two nights in yazeb axis and unfortunately 10 of our compatriots who were from busher province lost their lives was caused by a simple signboard defect. many road defects do not require exorbitant costs. we had two correspondences in this regard, both with the road custodian in that province and with that custodian. the mine that had this problem was that there was a dividing road without the road surface being marked, and the bus driver entered that road by mistake in the middle of the night. it goes to the ferry and when it wants to correct its route , unfortunately it enters a dirt road and overturns . now, this is the highway of tehran, my people. let me give you an ex

public schools in the county will be closed for the remainder of the week as police continue their investigation and interview students and facultyndre castor, reporting for us live there in georgia. rebecca. thank you. next week's highly anticipated debate between presidential nominees kamala harris and donald trump, now only five days away. the campaigns have settled their differences about the debate ground rules, which will be the same as the debate in june between trump and president biden. the candidates will stand at a podium with no live audience and no notes. microphones will only be turned on when it's time for the candidate to speak. president trump mark tamayo, her husband's best friend, is married to the head of the network, and they're going to get the questions. >> i've already heard they're going to get the questions in advance. >> and to be clear, abc is hosting the debate and denies the accusations by trump. trump did win a coin toss, and he will make the final closing statement. while kamala harris got her choice of podiums, she'll stand on the right side of the screen. >> the biden administration has announced

public schools in the county will be closed for the remainder of the week, as police continue to gather evidence and interview students and faculty you for that update. >> thank you. rebecca. time now 614. san francisco city attorney announced a lawsuit against four online tobacco retailers. the lawsuit claims the retailers violated both state and local laws by selling flavored nicotine pouches to san francisco customers. that lawsuit is seeking injunctive relief. civil penalties, as well as legal fees. >> law enforcement in san francisco are now trying to reassure people about safety within the city following the shooting of a 49ers player. >> it's a big story. ktvu is andre senior in the studio with us now to show us how that high profile crime. it was a talk of a very popular neighborhood event. a popular one indeed. >> been around for quite a long time in that area. chinatown night out started a decade ago. its goal is simple but extremely important strengthening local connections by building a bond between the asian community and law enforcement. you do your jo. chinatown night out is a festive occasion. this free, family fr

faculty co-director of stanford's criminal justice center. he's concerned that judge jacobs is pursuing this plea deal over the objections of the prosecutor. >> california statutory law, you know, lays out some pretty clear guidelines about how police are to be negotiated. in other words, uh- the parties prosecutor and defense come to an agreement. >> but garcia's attorneys told me today there is nothing unusual about how judge jacobs is handling the case. >> there's nothing wrong with the court listening. i mean, we've had many meetings and then coming to a considered judgment. >> we truly feel that given the amount of time that has passed and who nicky garcia is as a person, that this is a just outcome in this case. >> the matter comes to a head tomorrow morning with a hearing before a judge jacobs to consider a motion by the san francisco district attorney's office. they want to dismiss garcia's vehicular homicide charge, so the judge will have to consider the two murder charges when sentencing. >> and we have come to a to a decision about what we believe justice is in this case. and yet he has come in and pulled that rug underneath us and said he believes it's something very different. >> prosecutors have been pushing for a sen

faculty members, among many other members of the general public, that even being exposed to an idea or an expression that find offensive or, even that you find wrong, is causing you harm. so we have to police the boundaries of what kinds of harm our cognitive symbol and equally importantly is the degree of connection between the speech and the harm. and that's another that i think was best captured again by holmes brandeis in dissent slash concurrence, what's often called the emergency principle that the speech has to either directly cause or imminently threaten the specific harm it can't just have an attentive spec it attenuated speculative of loose indirect connection now that's right and of course that was ultimately captured in brandenburg requiring that imminent outbreak of violence and criminal. and that was the it was a high point for the court where they had a great distance from cases like schenck debs but what the book talks about is is trying to find a way to bring the country back to roots, to its origins and we can do that by drawing this line focus on conduct rather than speech and example give is that there was a group of anarchy es that were arrested in new york and pittsbu

police department had a good past richelle rae huizar with our predecessors in the faculties and layoffs and worked guidelines so our students can conduct they're free speech and respect the safety of all individuals we have our shared values and will taitd imagine hansz the right to not naturally participate punch move open xhapsz ape move on to. >> leah. >> thank you. i think that is something that is important for the board to acknowledge so the board has dialogue and acknowledged to see issues could be expanding i think one of the things we've deposit so not only have a safe space busy a a brave space to set that tone at the board level part of conversations will happen but in the respectful way something the board has been active been in making sure the students are supported and heel with all is things heaping in israel and gaza right now. thank you. move on to benefiting. >> one of the classes at city college on anti-semitism. and both sides if issue that is interestingly the compassion about all but the way the class is doefrn was a heard and a chaunsz the ideas we're in the class with the political small community of the city colleges one thing i learns actually the number

of involuntary manslaughter, one for each person his son killed faculty are saying those numbers. they could have been a lot higher if not for the silent panic button system, the one that alerted police to the har happening inside the school. it was implemented just one week before the shooting. and it's got many people asking why isn't this? same technology everywhere will turns out there is an effort to get it into public schools. all across this country. you know, several states have now passed legislation that is known as alissa's law is named after alyssa. >> i'll high-def she was just 14 when she was killed. >> and the marjorie stoneman douglas high school shooting in parkland, florida. her mother, lori, has been pushing to get the law passed nation wide. laurie joins me now. lori. thank you so much for being here with us and for the advocacy that you have been involved in. thank you. on behalf of mothers, parents, students, humans, everywhere i want to ask you about the charges against the father in georgia. it's just the second time that a parent has been charged in connection to a mass shooting by a minor. do you think we are seeing a shift in america where repellants are be