the handcuffs?nistration under joe biden, with joe biden as vice president would do, said we couldn't do certain things because we didn't have the resources to prosecute these individuals or we didn't have the resources to go after certain individuals. the trump administration has clearly shown that that's not the case. the trump administration is allowing us to do the jobs that law enforcement is supposed to be doing so that again, we can protect the american public. i personally know how much president trump cares about the american public. everybody says he has law epforcement's back. no, he actually has the american public's back, which is why law enforcement has his back. we want to protect individuals and the sanctity of life and president trump is doing the exact same thing. elizabeth: okay. brandon judd, thank you so much for joining us. thank you for your service to our country. good to have you back on. >> thank you. elizabeth: okay. sure. i'm elizabeth macdonald. you've been watching "the

when the handcuffs are taken off of the trump administration has taken the handcuffs off of law enforcemented a difference ma made. liz: brandon can you explain how the handcuffs were m put on the good guys here trying to do the right thing like rescue missing children. who put the handcuffs on and what were the handcuffs. >> for the most part is called prosecutorial discretion, the obama administration under joe biden, joe biden as vice president, they would say we cannot do certain things because we did not have the resources to prosecute the individuals or we do not have the resources to go after certain individuals, the trump administration has clearly shown that is not the case, the trump administration is allowing us to do the jobs that law enforcement is supposed to be doing so we can protect the american public, i personally know how much president trump cares about the mark in public, everybody says he is law enforcement back, he actually has the american public's back which is why law enforcement has his back, we want to protect individuals in the sink city of life and president t

handcuffs?et prepared to have some more bruises. >> marks of passion i think he said. yeah. >> do you like marks of passion? >> i like passionate sex. >> reporter: so what did cara think about the rape crisis center's inconclusive report? >> they did a rape kit and they didn't find any evidence of rape. >> yes, they did. they did. it showed -- well, it showed sexual contact. >> uh-huh. >> didn't show there wasn't a rape. >> reporter: while cara was at the rape crisis center, the detectives received new information from the crime scene. such as -- first responders believed the house lights had pretty much all been on when whatever happened happened. remember cara said it was dark in the house, but -- >> once we gathered a little bit more evidence from the detectives working the crime scene then we did get definitely more pointed in our question, and more direct. >> reporter: and then something odd happened. cara changed her story. remember, she told 911, my ex-husband raped me. i shot him. >> bre

he said no, i usually have to put women in handcuffs. i said then put on the handcuffs. take me down. i want everyone to see how the government treats a citizen who is only exercising her right to vote. he declined the handcuffs, but he took me down on the street car and when we got there i said are you paying your fair because -- and i said, are you paying my fare because i'm a woman or this is part of your obligation in your work? he said he has to pay all of the fares for anyone he brings in for arrest. i said well that is the first five cents worth i ever got out of uncle sam. when we went to trial the judge , was kind enough to write his opinion before he even came to rochester. i was not permitted to speak in my own defense, because the judge said women are not competent to testify in a court of law. when all of the evidence had been laid before them, he turns to the jury and said gentleman of the jury, thank you very much for your service. i now direct you to return a verdict of guilty. did you ever hear of such a thing? when he asked me if the defendant had anyth

but once they're in handcuffs, i can't understand why you would use that much force for someone in handcuffshad a problem with that. >> i want to talk to you about your bad cop bill for police reform and it mentions establishing an independent department of justice division to work with states to investigate these police-involved shootings. but when we talk about accountability here, it took daniel prude's family releasing that body cam footage on their own for the police in the city of rochester to respond. and then, you know, you've got the rochester police union that's saying the officers followed their training, they didn't do anything wrong. how do we get to a place where all the parties involved are held accountable from the beginning? because that video is six months old. >> yes, that is correct. and when it comes to the union, the unions have taken a different position. they became defense attorneys. it started out to be labor relations, but now they're defense attorneys. you have to remove the union out of the equation of how to fix the problem when it comes to policing. you've neve

it is not clear how he ended up back in handcuffs. investigation bureau said there was international cooperation, but gave no further information. lithuania, latvia, and estonia have imposed sanctions on belarusian officials including alexander lukashenko. 30 belarusians have been targeted with travel bans. all are accused of playing a role in violence against protesters following the disputed election on august 9. lukashenko, an ally of russia, denies electoral fraud and says the protesters are backed from abroad. his inclusion on the list sends a message to european countries. baltic states have led calls for the west to take action against the belarusian president who has been in power for 26 years, described as europe's last dictator. protests against lukashenko continue. many critics have had to seek refuge in neighboring countries. a group in the lithuanian capital because of one small active resistance. reporter: a few seconds of defiance against the government of alexander lukashenko cost their jobs and their freedom. >> i tho

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sergeant matt ratana was shot, as a suspect in handcuffs was being checked in.media say donald trump has decided to nominate conservative federaljudge amy coney barrett to the supreme court. a formal announcement from the white house is expected later on saturday. switzerland heads to the polls in a referendum on whether to end free movement between it and the european union. now on bbc news, the travel show looks back at some of its most memorable animal encounters from the last decade. from endangered jaguars... 0h! that's a predator, ladies and gentlemen. to easy—riding canines. at this point in time, he has now got almost 3000 hours on a motorcycle. hello! and the beluga whales that got a second chance. there we go. this week, we look back at some of our favourite animal encounters. hello, and welcome to the travel show — with me, mike corey. coming to you from romania. during my time on a new programme, i've come across some pretty extraordinary animals. there were orangutans in malaysia and borneo. 97% of the dna is shared with humans, and that's where the

he complied and continued to shout profanities and spit as he lays at the grand in handcuffs.ne of the officers places a spit hood over his head, and presses into him for two minutes. he was unconscious when taken to the hospital, and died seven days later. >> it is clear the mayor and police chief covered it up, because of the fact we are just hearing about it now. this is why we have body cameras. >>'s brother said he called 911, because his brother was having a mental health crisis. >> i placed the phone call. for my brother to get help! not for my brother to get lynched! >> the police chief denies allegations of a cover-up. >> that morning of the incident, i ordered criminal investigation as well as an internal investigation. >> the city's mayor, echoing that sentiment. >> at no moment in time did we feel that this was something that we wanted not to disclose. some of the state attorney general is now investigating the incident. spit hoods have the u.s. and other countries. in york, ashley strohmeyer, fox news. >>> our time is now 4:34. today, joe biden, the democratic pre

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sergeant matt ratana was shot, as a suspect in handcuffs was being booked in. at this time, the suspect remains in hospital in a critical condition. and due to his state, we are not yet able to speak to him. us media say donald trump will nominate conservative federaljudge, amy coney barrett, to the supreme court. a formal announcement from the white house is expected later. the dramatic moment a teenager is rescued off the coast of portrush after jumping from rocks. good evening. 1,700 students in manchester have been told to self—isolate after 127 of them tested positive for coronavirus. young people in two halls at manchester metropolitan university have been told to stay in their rooms for m days even if they have no symptoms. it comes after all students in scotland were told not to go to pubs, parties or restaurants this weekend, to prevent outbreaks in universities spreading to the wider population. our education correspondent, dan johnson, is manchester for us. locked down, isolated and feeling imprisoned, hardly the fun and freedom of student life expec

sergeant matt rartna was shot, as a suspect in handcuffs was being checked in.tzerland heads to the polls in a referendum on whether to end free movement between it and the european union. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world — and stay with us for the latest news and analysis from here and across the globe. more than a quarter of the uk population are living under stricter coronavirus lockdown rules, as new measures come into force this weekend. it comes as the rate at which the virus is spreading in britain, appears to be speeding up. from today, households in leeds, wigan, stockport and blackpool are banned from mixing in each other‘s homes or gardens. and in manchester, 1,700 students have been told to self—isolate for two weeks, after a spate of positive tests. households will also be banned from mixing in the welsh town of llanelli from 6pm, with cardiff and swansea following suit tomorrow. elsewhere the worrying trend of rising cases in france continues, with almost 16,000 new cases. there are also just under 1100 people bein

sergeant matt ratana was shot, as a suspect in handcuffsas being booked in. us media say donald trump will nominate conservative federal will nominate ——conservative federal judge, amy coney barrett, to the supreme court. a formal announcement from the white house is expected later. good evening and welcome to bbc news. more than a quarter of the uk population is living under stricter coronavirus lockdown rules as new measures come into force this weekend. the rate at which the virus is spreading in britain has been speeding up. households in leeds, wigan, stockport and blackpool are now banned from mixing in each other‘s homes or gardens. in manchester, 1,700 students have been told to self—isolate for a fortnight, after a spate of positive tests. households will also be banned from mixing in the welsh town of llanelli from 6pm, with cardiff and swansea following suit tomorrow. the chairman of the commons education committee, robert halfon, is calling for clarification from the government on how it plans to deal with coronavirus outbreaks

sergeant matt ratana was shot as a suspect in handcuffs was being booked in. dramatic moment a teenager is rescued off the coast of portrush after jumping from rocks. and coming up — as the uk passes 6 months since lockdown, newsbeat follows young people from the moment life changed completely. welcome to bbc news. more than a quarter of the uk population are living under stricter coronavirus lockdown rules, as new measures come into force this weekend. the rate at which the virus is spreading in britain has been speeding up. households in leeds, wigan, stockport and blackpool are now banned from mixing in each other‘s homes or gardens. in manchester, 1,700 students have been told to self—isolate for a fortnight, after a spate of positive tests. households will also be banned from mixing in the welsh town of llanelli from 6pm, with cardiff and swansea following suit tomorrow. 0ur education correspondent dan johnson reports. the new term's only just started, and, here, they face two weeks of isolation — allowed out of their flats only for medical reasons. yeah,

sergeant matt ratina was shot, as a suspect in handcuffs was being checked in.ow on this week's bbc news global questions, the growing street protests in belarus threaten not only president lukashenko, the country's authoritarian leader, but also russia's vladimir putin. russia sees belarus as a crucial buffer state against nato and the west, and putin fears that this kind of ‘people power‘ could be a threat to his leadership. hello and welcome to this edition of global questions. what will happen in belarus? president lukashenko has been sworn in for a sixth term in office and a secret organisation. there have been weeks of street protests against him following his disputed election victory in august. —— secret inauguration. so far he has the support of russia's president putin but it is not clear how long that will last. that is global questions, the belarus crisis, trouble in putting's backyard. —— putin's backyard. got to respect iam now i am now in the studio and is always to. here is a leading opposition figure who stood as the main candidate against alexa

rwanda says he was kidnapped while in dubai recess a beginner was paraded in front of cameras in handcuffs on monday he'd been living in exile and is known to be a fierce critic of president paul kagame these governments the authorities are saying he's being held for 4 main leading what they call terrorist movements those are the headlines one east is coming up next but i. frank assessments what are you saying. this 56 percent this is the police you like to be in suits distance and in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines inside story on al-jazeera. who are. these people barely know each other. separated a lifetime ago they don't speak the same language but their families together at last. thousands of children were removed from east timor during the indonesian military occupation. raised as indonesians or abandoned far from harlem and their east timor was lost generation. some way to break a family break a person and break a society by taking their most loved members. decades later reconciliation begins. the children are coming home. 2 1 o one east investigates a favorite union can

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elizabeth: can you explain how the handcuffs were put on the good guys? what were they?ration under joe biden said we cannot do certain things because we didn't have the resources h to prosecute or the resources to go after certain individuals. the administration has shown not the case with the trump administration. they allow us to do the jobs law enforcement is supposed to be doing so we can protect the american public. i know how much the president cares about the public. everybody says he has law enforcement's back actually has the american people's back ruile law enforcement has his back and the president is doing the exact same thing. elizabeth: brandon judd thank you for serving our country. elizabeth: i am elizabeth mcdonald you have been watching "thes. evening edit" thank you are watching tomorrow night. have a good evening. ocean floor, a treasure hunter with a simple motto... >> today is the day. >> today is the day. >> today is the day. >> ...hits the mother lode. >> ...a shipwreck, which had 40 tons of gold and silver and copper on board. >> when his heirs

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sergeant matt ratana was shot, as a suspect in handcuffs was being booked in. us media say donald trump will nominate conservative federaljudge, amy coney barrett to the supreme court. a formal announcement from the white house is expected later. now on bbc news, click asks whether tech companies should do more to counter disinformation. hey, welcome to click. don't know about you, but the weather has turned very autumnal around these parts, and as expected, the restrictions are being tightened up as the numbers here rise. here we go then. on the way into winter. lara, how are you doing? i have actually been a little bit under the weather this week. don't worry, not coronavirus, but it did get me thinking that if i'm ever unwell it would be quite handy to just have a spare version. so i have been working on a virtual version of me. i mean, we are a technology programme. yeah, we are, but we have always said this is the danger, right? if ever they create a convincing version of us, then we're out of a job, right? hi, spencer, i'm virtual lara. ok, you may not be

make a thorough search of a suspect and properly secure him with handcuffs for safe transportation toheadquarters. >> put your head against the wall. take him down. >> your right hand. >> clear. >> it is not easy to be a good police officer. the oath he takes is not something he can put on or take off like a coat. it carries grave responsibilities. it is accompanied by enormous authority that can be used to benefit and protect society or misused to disgrace a noble profession and violate the constitutional rights of citizens. once an officer has taken his oath, he has assumed a high office in the eyes of the public. his entire way of life must change. he has voluntarily given up much a his individuality to become representative of a police organization. the requirements of his profession are highly demanding. he must know and follow the law, understand human nature, and develop efficient methods of patrol and investigation. a great and honorable duty. >> there are many unexpected problems that a police officer has to solve at any minute. any second of the day. these are only a few exa

give me the handcuffs. >> reporter: then, three minutes after a hood, often referred to the as a spitk is placed over prude's head. police said he was spitting and saying he had coronavirus. the hood appears to distress prude further. the officers demand he lie still. >> give me the gun. give me the handcuff. >> reporter: when he does not some ply and tries to stand, three officers physically retrain him. one officer has his knee on prude's back and the others hold his head to the pavement. during the struggle the officers note prude is spitting and appears to vom it. >> it's freezing out here. he's been out here for 30 minutes. when officers roll him over there's no pulse. prude was announced brain dead and died at the hospital later. the death is ruled a homicide and further cites deleer ya and pcp as cause of death. >> mr. daniel prude was failed by our police department, our mental health care system, our society, and he was failed by me. >> reporter: today the mayor of rochester suspended seven officers, inviting the police unit to sue her if he disagreed. the union previously sa

officer jason fletcher walked into the hall of justice a free man, but left in handcuffs. he was charged with manslaughter more than four months after shooting and killing stephen taylor. he was taken into police custody in the courtroom. >> it is justice. >> reporter: this police body, video from april shows the confrontation between the officer and taylor. he was holding a baseball bat and prosecutor say it was not reasonable to think taylor posed an imminent threat. this is the first officer to be charged with a deadly use of force incident in more than a decade in e unty. his family says the charges do not go far enough. >>a lot of emotions. mostly sickening, it is more of the same. >>how so? >> nothing is changing. it is the same thing over and over. >> reporter: one thing has changed, california law. this is one of the first cases filed with a more restrictive measure that narrows the scope of lawful use of lethal force by an officer and fletcher will be one of the first to face it in court. >>the issue is going to be did he attempt to de-escalate the situation befor

investigating it, it feels beyond belief that someone it, it feels beyond belief that someone could be in handcuffsstody sergeant in the police station. but i guess this will all come out at the end of the investigation. but i have been moved not only by this tribute in the paper, but he was a rugby coach as well, and there were some really moving images too of his rugby team all coming out to pay tribute to him, and there are some lovely pictures here of him and his partner, taking a selfie together, and some of the nice pictures of them in newspapers. she described him asa them in newspapers. she described him as a gentle giant, and she talks about her loss in a very sad, moving way in the story. just finally, jack, let's look at the metro, more problems looming for gavin williamson. "carry on campus!" these freshman around universities around the country are in lockdown and not even sure there will be home for christmas? you see the picture of gavin williamson popping up on the front page, it always seems like when there is calamity, and his face is attached. never a great place for the minister

the first time i felt handcuffs on myrs wrist is that 11-years-old. my mother noticed i was intentionally hurting people that leften me. so finally one day she came up to me and said i'm going to send you to military school. and honestly, i thought that she was kidding or exaggerating and finally i realized she wasn't and she sent between mandatory school. i hated every minute of it when i first started. i remember that first -- those first days there. i ran away multiple times. i noticed the longer i stayed i began to fully understand what it was they were trying to teach me and also with my mom was trying to teach me into the fact we did live in an interconnected environment and how everybody was doing in my unit mattered to help my unit as a whole was doing. when i finished school i got a scholarship offers and i decided that the thing i actually wanted to do and spend my life on so that's when i made the decision i wanted to join the army. my decision to go intohe the ary was both a continuation of the fact i had this level of service and it would

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she said officer, please don't put your handcuffs on them and put them in the car. he said how are you going to stop them again? interesting,hing he said i don't want you to beat your children. she said i'm going to beat them before you beat them with a billy club or shoot them in the back. and we are, what? why would we get shot in our back for writing bikes? , but everyave a clue child in america, black, white, or hispanic knows exactly what my mother was talking about. about seven different encounters i've had with law enforcement. i tell them what happens, but then i talk about what would have happened if my brother and i had jumped off the bikes and started running. what would have happened if my mom was rude and belligerent and started cussing the office out, what if this police officer was a racist and wanted to dehumanize us? everyone is responsible for the police encounter. police are not the only ones responsible. he have a responsibility as well. however, they have the majority of the responsibility because they are trained and are swarmed -- sworn -- and

video also showed officers of putting at least one man in handcuffs from that event still no details on exactly what charges he could face we are still in contact with chp to try and get more information from them as soon as we learned those new details, we'll let you know what they are live in the newsroom tonight. jonathan mccall kron 4 news. and we're following breaking news pg and e has announced power shut off due to fire risk concerns, we'll have details coming up in a live report and thousands of people in during state health guidelines attending a concert at the state capitol now. >>new information reveals state leaders were involved in the planning screeching tires and then gunfire the deadly shooting in the area of an illegal sideshow in san why do i love being a doctor at kaiser permanente? my only job is to take great care of my patients. i'm empowered to do what's right for you. our digital records mean your medical history is in one place, so i can give you great care. your primary care doctor, your specialists... it's great! we all work together as one team. our integr

journalists light screamed the rate capturing the moment jimmy lai returned to the news room in handcuffs also arrested while his 2 sons and several company executives. know i was being investigated for colluding with foreign powers. collusion has to be defined as action if i just talked to or applied it just didn't get us whipped out cool rooty to do something to subvert my country or to destroy my country whatever. i don't see how this could be a crucial. jimmy life was released on bail 2 days later to a media scrum and a chanting crowd. supporters had snapped up hundreds of thousands of copies of apple's daily placed ads inside and bourse the company's stock. people see us as a symbol of standing up to. and beat people to stand up to par work at this time of crisis. it was overwhelming. by august the 15th more than 20 people had been arrested under hong kong's national security law. among them activist ike this child. is a broader crackdown imminent. one hacktivist at least says he's ready to get if i die in prison so what. a menace to die. somehow someway. i have a free conscience. i'

the incident from march shows prude naked, being restrained with handcuffs, and later a spit hood is placed over his head because police say prude told them he had covid-19 the police union says use of the shield followed procedure. >> this is what the officers are given. >> reporter: shortly after officers pressed prude's face into the ground he becomes unresponsive the 41-year-old died a week later, after being taken off life support. prude's daughter describes the trauma helplessness where he was complying and couldn't giving anybody a hard time. was in need of help, it's devastating and i want justice i want these officers charged with murder. >> and kathy joins us from rochester, are there more protests expected tonight >> reporter: jose, there are and that's why officers have placed barricades around police headquarters the site of protests the last two nights and demonstrators will continue to be out here until all the officers involved in the arrest are fired jose >> kathy park in rochester, new york, thank you. >>> a new development in another case that sparked national outr

in the lobby, i was put i in handcuffs andnd then whwhen we t to the back, it was revealed to me i would be getting deported back to guinea. >> the familily are deeply religiouous and support presidet trump and his stance on migration. this and their love for their frfriend puts them in one of the biggest contradictions of their life. >> he is our adopted son, basically. how would we feel if f that happenedo o brandon or sean, our physiologic sons? >> if there could be justice with mercy, i think it's the thing we need to find a way to have in our system. >> this immigratioion lawyers trying to get legal status to lift the legal threat of deportation. he says the trump administration is reckless in its deportation policies. >> he got entangled for one case in the criminal justice system, and it completely destroyed his ability to obtain status, regardless of the fact that he's done all of these amazing things with his life and that he has been sucked into this sort of kafkaesque bureaucracy where the goal is to trust people through the process, the process of deportation. >> he was not c

sergeant matiu ratana was shot as a suspect in handcuffs was being checked in. we'll be live in croydon this morning with the latest. 1,700 students in manchester are put into lockdown at their halls of residence for two weeks after a spike in coronavirus cases. new measures come into force in parts of northern england and wales this weekend, meaning more than a quarter of the uk population is under extra lockdown rules. the big fish should help out the minnows, says frank lampard. the chelsea manager believes the premier league will get together to make sure smaller clubs don't go under in this pandemic. good morning. it is a fairly chilly start to the weekend. there will be some strong winds around today, petite italy for eastern england, with a bit of showery rain there too. —— particularly for eastern england. but most of the weather is looking fine. i will have all your details throughout the programme. it's saturday, the 26th of september. our top story: tributes are being paid this morning to long—serving police officer, matt ratana, who has been named as

. >> reporter: shows prude naked, shouting at being restrained with handcuffs police said prud smashed officers put a spit hood on his head because he was spitting and said he had covid-19. >> take this off my face trying to kill me. >> reporter: officers restrained prude on the snowy street, later he becomes unresponsive, one officer notices that prude has thrown up. >> man, you puking >> reporter: emts later rendered aid prude's family said the 41-year-old died seven days later his brother said he'd initially called 911 fearing that prude was having a mental health breakdown. >> they did not show no type of respect for human life. >> reporter: prude's family is now demanding justice. >> i was just like people prosecuted for their actions and that's it. >> reporter: the police chief says the department immediately launched an internal and criminal investigation in march. >> this is not a cover-up let me be clear when i say that there is no cover-up whatsoever we're going to take a look at this. >> reporter: the police declined to provide a cause of death citing the ongoing investigati

. >> kenneth walker is arrested at the scene, led away in handcuffs as seen in this video from the "newk times." >> come out with your hands up! >> you just said -- >> we were scared! we didn't know who it was! >> the suspect police were actually investigating, breonna's ex-boyfriend, jamarcus glover, already in custody, arrested ten miles away before the incident at breonna's apartment. >> that's one of those questions we're still trying to figure out. we know jamarcus was apprehended. why did they execute the warrant? and it's our belief based off some of the things that happened that the warrant was called off for breonna's, but they chose to still execute it. >> you think the warrant was called off, and they should not have gone into that apartment? >> correct. >> police never find drugs in breonna's apartment. >> leahna represents her familyl does it offer explanation for why police began to fire multiple rounds? >> kenny fired one shot. you don't blindly return fire for one shot. even if drugs were found in her apartment, and it was not. even if money was found in her apartment, a

in siberia's cross new york but a recent police raid against him and his followers landed him in handcuffs but use this according to the investigation the church of the last testament has used people in order to generate revenue from religious activity. have used psychological violence against its followers resulting can serious harm the perpetrators will be turned into a new future it. didn't take long for mr taurus arrest to make international headlines so what's so remarkable about this cult well in 1905 it established a commune called the vis saryan community and for 2 and a half decades it basically acted as a state within a state in a remote part of siberia there practically existed an independent government on the territory of crossing the young risk known as vissarion nia they lived in several settlements this territory was about 2 thirds the size of belgium and there were checkpoints all mr atory which led past people they wanted and didn't pass those they didn't want as we've seen from reports local police were afraid to get involved preferring not to intervene and so on they did

a white tank top and black shorts britain then taking to facebook live as the deputy puts him in handcuffs i figured if their eyes on that nothing would happen if you're not under arrest on the 10 year right now because the script another day at the holden griffin's phone so if you're still our heard the father of 2 says it took about 15 minutes before deputies cleared and released him he says they also apologize for the >>is. >>one of the best examples that i have seen as far as civilians being compliant and officers actually trying to assure the civilians that we're not out to gave way we stopped mister griffin is the way would stop a white guy a black eye hispanic ira purple guy and body camera video out there and sheriff mike chitwood says this stop is a teachable moment and invited griffin former military officer to attend an implicit bias training class to share his experience with law enforcement or nobody say anybody did anything wrong. >>but there is a way here to look at life from both sides of the coin and thank you for. >>officers started here. it's all me from the get go hey,

sergeant matt ratana was shot, as a suspect in handcuffs was being booked in.say donald trump will nominate conservative federaljudge, amy coney barrett to the supreme court. a formal announcement from the white house is expected later. now on bbc news, witness history brings you a collection of stories about environmentalists and their struggles to protect the natural world. hello and welcome to this special edition of witness history with me tanya beckett. this month we will be meeting five people who have experienced extraordinary moments in environmental history. coming up, we meet a botanist who risked his life to protect the ituri rainforest in the democratic republic of congo. the artist who uses nigeria's environmental struggles as inspiration for work. and the man who has spent his life trying to protect the great barrier reef. but, first, 15 million trees were felled by the great storm which hit the south of england in 1987. 0ne tree not only survived the storm but also changed the way that trees are cared for around the world. tony kirkham of kew gar

i haven't been in a vehicle without being chained at my feet and with a waist chain and then handcuffs hooked to the waist chain and in a paper jumpsuit for 26 years. there were just me and i mean. to try to try to figure it out so i have to. i'm still trying to figure i worked out by. how do you adjust color for the planet mars to earth. oh you think the ox is saying look here. i don't think i'm going just. being. me. world is driven by a dream shaped by. the day or thinks. we dare to ask. as election day approaches there are growing concerns whether the i'll come will be contested whether the election will be in the judgment we are told this election truly matters were always told this however this time around there's a different feel there's an existential quality to just election how many voters will say not my president after november 3rd. my name is sucking. on. well you know we've got to get. down to cause. the movement you know he speaks and i use down 6 he's making plenty of babies here and those who teach school on fridays to people. who comes before the school clubs because

in the lobby i was put in handcuffs and then when we went to the back it was revealed to me that. i would be. good and deported back to get. the pain family are deeply religious and they support president trump in his tough stance on migration this and their lawful camero puts them in one of the biggest contradictions of their lives for. you know these are adopted son basically. we. what would howl would we feel if that happened the breadwinner showing our physiologic son thought the same goes with. if there could be justice with mercy i think it's the thing that we need to find a way to have in our system. immigration lawyer hans meyer is trying to get a legal status for redress to lift the threat of deportation. meyer says the trouble administration is reckless in its deportation policies. he got entangled for one case in the criminal justice system and it completely destroyed his ability to obtain status here regardless of the fact that he's done all of these amazing things with his life and that he's been sucked into this sort of kafka esque bureaucracy right where the goal is

years old and every year she would send me away i kept blowing her off but the first time i felt handcuffs to my wrist when when i was 11 years old. o my mother noted that i was intentionally hurting people that loved me so i could impress people that care less about me. finally one day she came up and said i will send you to military school and honestly i thought she was kidding or exaggerating and then finally i realized she wasn't paid she sent to aat mandatory era military school. i hated every minute of it. i remember that first days there and iran away multiple times. iran away five times in the first four days a military school. i also noticed that the longer i stayed and fully understand what it was that they were trying to teach me and also what was that my mom was trying to teach me and the fact that we did live in an interconnected environment and you know how everybody was doing in my unit mattered to how my unit i as a whole was doing. when i finished high school and had a chance then to go on a basketball scholarship offers i decided that the thing i wanted to do that i wante

he's been kidnapped by a wonderful forty's on monday resisted by jena was raided before media in handcuffs in kigali the of what the investigation beer is safe he's accused off sponsoring violent all extremist terror outfits the 66 year old nephew of the in 1996 and had been living in belgium and the us. for more on the story i'm joined by his friend move good to see afraid so paul rusesabagina family is alleging he was kidnapped what have you authorities and said about how he was apprehended. the rundown investigative bureau said he was a pretty handed through the corporation of men a country is but the authorities in rwanda never mentioned any of those countries we however know that the u.s. government through f.b.i. had in the past been working with there were 3000 granda to investigate mr rusesabagina as possible links with the groups that have been in the past and the recent actually attacking rwanda some media sources say he was picked from dubai or he's with to one of the african countries which is not it known so far there are no official details on how and where he was arrested. f