because the attacker was not able to get into the church and we heard today the head of investigators association here in germany draw parallels to the christ church attack even he called on everybody there to actually rise to the responsibility that comes from this to stand together in solidarity and to also step in in daily life whenever an individual or minority whenever their dignity is being challenged by somebody else so he's really calling on society to really pull together and oppose this not just here with this extreme terrorist incident that happened tonight but also to take this into david life because it was behind the rise the intolerance that we've seen in these past couple of months years. the $1000000.00 question we certainly have seen a change in the political debate we have all the mainstream conservative parties but also to the far left pointing the finger side of the today at the far right if tea party and rhetoric which some of them said was part of the kind of poisoning of society that we're seeing the far right if he of course is feels victimized says that this is an instru

the naval investigative services is currently conducting several investigations -- affecting the personnel in or associated with the department of the navy. these investigations receive immediate priority attention. our highly skilled civilian federal law enforcement professional use all available resources to address these matters. working with the military investigations -- experience an increase in the number of domestic extremism-related reports from the federal bureau of investigation involving department of defense affiliated personnel. in response to these referrell ands to more accurately reflect the scope of these incidents, nciss has established the unique case category domestic terrorism for operational reporting purposes. ncis generally defines domestic terrorism as perpetrated by individuals and groups inspired by or associated with primarily u.s.-based movements that espouse extremist ideologies of a political, religious, social, racial or environmental nature. ncs investigates crimes associated with domestic extremist organizations when there is an apparent federal violation and an active se

investigative reporting purposes. ncis generally defines domestic terrorism as terrorism perpetrated by individuals in groups inspired by or associated with u.s. based movements that espouse extremist ideologies of a political, social, religious, racial, or environmental nature. we investigate crimes associated with domestic extremist organizations when there's a federal violation, violent ideology in an active service member or current civilian employee who has expressed an aspiration to further the violent ideology by threats, acts of violence, or other enabling criminal activity. for instances in which a crime is suspected, a general crimes investigation with an ncis is initiated. ncis does not pursue investigations of department of the navy individuals who make statements they share the beliefs or a subset of the beliefs held by domestic extremist groups unless information exists indicating it meets this threshold. investigations where crimes are not evident, information is passed to appropriate commands deemed appropriate. in conclusion, the predication for domestic terrorism investigations typically comes from command complaint

ways with governments let me give you an example of what i'm talking about last month an investigation by the associated press slammed the catholic review boards in america these mandatory bodies that were set up to probe evidence of abuse they found a whole catalogue of dishonesty and cover ups across the country they said bishops had mosque these boards in secrecy often hiding who serves on them in dozens of cases secular courts or government investigators later decided abuse was credible after the board said it wasn't yet these people have been chosen from among professionals they are lay people mostly on those boards the bishops are chosen by they have wanted to go on the board so it is also their responsibility what they do we have had enormous numbers on the some cases the board members were lied to or weren't even told the truth yeah this this is up to the bishops responsibility and then they have to take whatever they need to do as responsibility they are responsible for that yeah but they're not i mean they're not taking responsibility a.p. says that the review boards appointed by the bishops o

the naval investigative services is currently conducting several investigations -- affecting the personnel in or associated with the department of the navy. these investigations receive immediate priority attention. our highly skilled civilian federal law enforcement professional use all available resources to address these matters. working with the military investigations -- experience an increase in the number of domestic extremism-related reports from the federal bureau of investigation involving department of defense affiliated personnel. in response to these referrell ands to more accurately reflect the scope of these incidents, nciss has established the unique case category domestic terrorism for operational reporting purposes. ncis generally defines domestic terrorism as perpetrated by individuals and groups inspired by or associated with primarily u.s.-based movements that espouse extremist ideologies of a political, religious, social, racial or environmental nature. ncs investigates crimes associated with domestic extremist organizations when there is an apparent federal violation and an active se

investigative reporting purposes. ncis generally defines domestic terrorism as terrorism perpetrated by individuals in groups inspired by or associated with u.s. based movements that espouse extremist ideologies of a political, social, religious, racial or environmental nature. we investigate crimes associated with domestic organizations when there's a federal violation, violent ideology in an active service member or current civilian employee who has expressed an aspiration to further the violent ideology by threats, acts of violence or other enabling criminal activity. for instances in which a crime is suspected a general crimes investigation with an ncis is initiated. ncis does not pursue department of the navy individuals who make statements they share the beliefs or a subset of the beliefs held by domestic extremist groups unless information exists indicating it meets this threshold. where crimes are not evident, information is passed to appropriate commands deemed appropriate. in conclusion, the predication for domestic terrorism investigations typically comes from command complaints, other investigative agency referrals or tip

recently called on klobuchar to suspend her presidential campaign following a shocking investigation by the associatedss. the ap report centered on the case of myon burrell, an african-american teenager who was sentenced to life in prison over the 2002 murder of 11-year-old tyesha edwards. klobuchar led the case against myon burrell when she was hennepin county's district attorney. but the ap r report says she may have mishandled the case and that burrell could be innocent. the associated press report shows how prosecutors had no dna or fingerprints tying burrell to the murder and that they relied on jailhouse informants, some of whom have since recanted their testimonies. burrell has always maintained his innocence. on the campaign trail, klobuchar has cited the jailing of burrell as one of her achievements. she brought up the case during a debate in september. >> w we found the shooter and we put him in jail. we did the same the killer of a little girl named tyesha edwards who is doing her homework at her kitchen table and was shot through the window. amy: on tuesday, senator klobuchar was grilled a

his current lawyer giuliani is under investigation and his associates were indicted and facing trial.oday, found himself pardoned by giuliani's current client, donald trump. it's a lot. and this is not normal. a lot of crimes swirling traunlds president which is why it was so suspicious that trump's own justice department said it is taking special ukraine information from giuliani which to many sounded like special treatment from someone under investigation. but as we have been discussing fact, could matter. now trump doj is trying to down play this intake process for giuliani. they're telling congress. there is no unique to any individual. in fact, they say the pipeline is available to any member of the public to submit, i guess, ukraine theories. you doenlts have to be a legal expert to know this the process isn't of interest to most members of the public of you can know that by using your remote control. >> biden has been able to get away with millions and millions of dollars in bribery. oh, gosh, at least cynic the 1990s. it's a riko case. more than a lot of crime families made. >

get a hold of her, we will continue to mention that the brazilian, with the brazilian association from investigativeia foundation... and this video has gone viral — it‘s one of brazil‘s top journalists talking about the allegation in a news broadcast. in it she says "this has nothing to do with politics, it has to do with people‘s dignity, which we all have to respect, starting with the president". a lawmaker in the lower house of congress, tabata amaral posted this photo from the chamber and said — and we‘ve translated this... "when we hear sexistjeers, we defend in congress the right of women not to be sexualized and harassed". based on previous form, all of this unlikely to bother the president. certainly didn‘t bother his son who‘s a deputy in congress. this was his reaction. katie is in sao paulo. katie, i was saying while in some ways the baseless allegations are shocking, they are not particularly surprising from the president. absolutely not. i think, you know, bolsanaro is a man who is not backward in coming forward with what he feels, especially when it comes to the press. he was a man who

still ahead here on al-jazeera battling for an aide to an associated press investigation reveals who the rebels have blown half of the un's aid programs ahead of togo's presidential election the tiny african nation ways of choosing a new leader over a dynasty that's been impaneled 50 years and in sports back on track formula one drivers take their new cars out for a spin barcelona. 2 people with coronavirus in iran have died after authorities confirmed the 1st cases of the infection iran has applied safety measures at its airports to control a possible spread of the virus meanwhile elsewhere in the middle east 9 cases have been confirmed in the united arab emirates and egyptian health officials say the only person who had the virus there is in recovery. on meanwhile in japan hundreds of passengers have been allowed to leave a cruise ship that was quarantined over a krone virus outbreak but around 3000 people remain on board the diamond princess and new infections are still being reported japan has been criticized over the quarantine arrangements as health workers around the world rac

rule of law by engaging in political interference in the sentencing of his associate, roger stone, indicated obstruction investigation into trump-russia ties and witness tampering. that's what stone was indicted for. this is an abuse of power that the president is again trying to manipulate federal law enforcement to serve his political interest. and the president is what he s. he thinks he's above the law. he has no respect for the rule. but where are the republicans to speak out on this blatant violation of the rule of law? a.g. barr has deeply damaged the rule of law by withdrawing the d.o.j. sentencing recommendation, the act of interference in trump's retribution against lead ttorney in the stone case. imagine the four of the prosecutors separated themselves from the case when the president did that. just days after firing lieutenant colonel vindman for speaking truth to power. this still must be investigated. the american people must have confidence in our nation's system of impartial justice. with withdrawal of the four prosecutors, the case, what an act of courage on their part, it must be commended. but the

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often seeps into groundwater from corroded buried hyping that's what the associated press concluded after a yearlong investigation. southern california edison says it will be closing the troubled 7 o 3 nuclear powered by a good landing in san diego county has been offline for months because of a mechanical bill. that led to trace amounts of radiation being really bad just the latest in a number of environmental problems examined over and over. vernon is the host. for mine a key. part of me in. the town of learning is a very close knit town. the people really care about one another. and we're more than just neighbors it's a great community. when people think of the state of vermont they think of dairy farms. in fields they think of maple trees. they think of rivers and pristine lakes. and we've got a nuclear power plant right on the southern border. for my yankee welcome to romano . if people think that there is a radioactive problem at this plant in vermont are vermont brand is done. to drink our milk who's going to want to who's going to want to use our syrup who's going to want to come here and drive past that.

with an impeachment trial for asking a foreign country to investigate the bidens and now he's asking some private dude, rudy giuliani, whose associates have just been indicted to investigate the bidens and hand it to the united states own investigative arm which is the do j, and the doj is considering it. keep in mind, ukraine was not interested in doing that, but the doj is interested. >> does it sound like draining the swamp. >> i have to say, as somebody who represents non-politically famous or influential people and sometimes court appointed defendants, these are not people who can get bill barr on the phone and say, hey, i haven't been doing by own investigation, can i give you kwhwhat i have o other folks. sometimes they can be a cooperating witness and provide information about codefendants, this is so unusual and it's special treatment. special treatment is not good treatment and that's what we're seeing here. we're seeing rudy giuliani who may be under investigation is getting special treatment and the government is actually considering his investigative materials whatever they may be. >> i want to ask you about the letter s

crime but just in the last few days, i want to put this up on the screen, a year-long associated press investigation raised new questions about whether that young man was wrongfully convicted. they found police offered cash to potential witnesses and relied on testimony from jailhouse informants who got reduced sentences. senator, did you know, when you were the prosecutor, did you know about any of that and should this man's case be reopened? >> well, justice must be done, chris and just to put it in some context, this was an 11-year-old girl named taisha edwards. she was doing her homework at her kitchen table. a bullet went through the wall and she died. it was a tragic case. it was a big deal within the african-american community and our focus was on bringing the people to justice and doing just test for her family. so what happened three people were convicted if i could say -- mike: senator, let me just say we know it was a bad case. the question is whether this young man did it and this ap investigation indicates other people who were there said he didn't do it. and some of the witnesses that

investigation. these are the victims, the 11-year-old and 14-year-old. they were in a school parking lot in november when they were shot. >> a gang enhancement in that these killings were done in associationly the last time you'll see china southernines on runways for a while. they have suspended flights to ma mainland for now. passengers are relieved to be here. >> i'm happy to be home. >> i was lucky. i was on the last flight. >> reporter: for now the suspensions will carry on for six weeks. all the passengers we talked to had spent time in the city 600 miles south of the epicenter of the virus. this man waited for his wife to arrive. she's been in china for weeks and told him about a quiet chinese new year's celebration there. >> everything is quiet at the restaurant. the shopping malls are closed. >> reporter: concerns of having large groups of people together have prompted companieshe take action. facebook cancelled the upcoming global marketing conference in march. about 4,000 people were expected at the event in san francisco. ibm will not participate in the upcoming computer security conference later this month. bay area news. >>> the democratic presidential blitz has begun. presi

confirmed that, yes, indeed, rudy giuliani,ed man who is currently under investigation by the same d.o.j. and whose two associatesed to get the whole biden investigation started are now facing prosecution, that rudy giuliani is funneling information directly to the justice department. really looks like a quasi-authoritarian compromising of the prosecutorial authority of said government. joining me now is a senator who has been very outspoken about the president's lawless move to consolidate power, angus kang of maine. [ applause ] >> the most charitable interpretation of facts is no one takes rudy seriously and everyone is trying to pawn him off on everyone else and yes bossing trump about this. this is the president's personal attorney funneling over the dirt he was impeached over to the justice department. is that okay? >> it's not okay. there is a department of justice, and the idea that the personal attorney is doing this kind of work, i thought frankly one of the most damning pieces of the famous phone call which wasn't perfect was the mention of rudy giuliani. if it was all about corruption generally or abo

going to say and she came over google who also is out of those same investigation which of the british american business association i know you have all the answers but i don't know your time i think ben. and that's it for this time you can catch boom bust on demand on the brand new portable t.v. up a billboard smartphones to google play and the apple app store by searching portable t.v. or stream us to your t.v. by downloading the portable t.v. app on apple t.v. and online a portable t.v. portable t.v. is coming to more devices very soon and as always you can hit us up at youtube dot com slash boom bust r g see back there next time. someone else seems wrong. wrong just don't call. me. yet to see. just the answer. and indeed it was betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. you know world of big part of. lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fi

every single financial anything associated with this president that has ever been investigated to the slightest degree or reported on with any vigor has revealed something that deserves a prison sentence or at least a lot of probation, or at least the entity being shut down by the authorities, or at least multimillion dollar fines. even the ones that you've forgotten about. this is a young man named sam patton. he very narrowly avoided years in federal prison and instead got years of federal probation thanks to his cooperation after he pled guilty to funneling illegal foreign donations into the trump inaugural committee. but of course. this is the maine super pac supporting president trump's re-election effort. the super pac was recently subpoenaed in conjunction with the criminal case against these gentlemen who were recently indicted for making hundreds of thousands of donations including $300,000 that they illegally donated to that pro trump super pac supporting the president's re-election effort. literally, is there anything financial associated with donald trump that hasn't resul

going to say and she came over google who also is all of those same investigation which of the british american business association i know you have all the answers there is your time. and that's it for this time you can catch boom bust on demand on the brand new portable t.v. app available on smartphones through google play and the apple app store by searching portable t.v. or stream us to your t.v. by downloading the portable t.v. app on apple t.v. and online a portable t.v. portable t.v. is coming to more devices very soon and as always you can hit us up at youtube dot com slash boom bust r g c back there next time. that's geysers. they say money to develop. this is this is a central plank support diagram is the problem right so you stopped. you. know. the world is driven by a dream shaped by one person. thinks . we dare to ask. well. i. it's. rewarding occupation the palestinian president playlists are going to trump administration's middle east peace plan during an address at the un security council. as africa's celebration sees a dramatic increase in extremist avan in the mahdi and president bill says in most

investigation. so he's now subsequently had a rupture and complained about it. but if you look at president trump's rhetoric around not only the flynn case but, you know, anything associated with the mueller investigation essentially has been toxic to the president. he's been at war with it since the beginning of the investigation itself. skpe you kn and you know, i think in many ways taking a step back, it seems like the president in some ways has already won. he has essentially sought to undermine confidence in his own justice department, his own fbi, and the legal system as part of this political campaign against being damaged, and you know, you saw the attorney general make this interview yesterday. the effort to restore credibility, though, is going to be very, very difficult. trump has passed into question the independence of american prosecutions at this point. >> let me get to that bill barr interview. if people haven't seen this, evan, this is going to be for you. bill barr is the central figure in all these huge doj headlines we've been reporting on this week. but last night he addressed president trump directly on the issue of how the president's been inserting

the thirty year old is currently being investigated for ethics violations by the powers bar association. the french president says political islam has no place in france the comments from emanuel michael made on tuesday as a government outlines a new strategy to fight. islamist separatism the president promised to honor the promises of their public one not stigmatizing french muslims. don't have to be completely in the republic we cannot accept that someone refused to shake hands with the women. in the republic we cannot accept that someone refuse to be treated or educated by a woman sits in some on a typical but but in the republic we cannot accept that someone should drop out of school for religious reasons. williams in the republic no no we cannot accept that- virginity certificate be required to get married. in the republic well we can never accept that the loss of religion are superior to the laws of the republic. it's as simple as that system. and the political left here in france and accuse the president of trying to outmaneuver the far right's not in the pan ahead of local elect

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was going to say and she came over google who also is on those same investigation board which of the british american business association i know you have all the answers. and that's it for this time you can catch boom bust on demand on the brand new portable t.v. up available on smartphones through google play and the apple app store by searching portable t.v. or stream us to your t.v. by downloading the portable t.v. app on apple t.v. and online a portable t.v. portable t.v. is coming to more devices very soon and as always you can hit us up at youtube dot com slash boom bust r d c back there next time. you're going to build a house you need a roller. you got to build something you need standardization that was all part of the industrial revolution. well in the global economy now we have no standard for money that's money referring to other fear of money it's infinite regress. and as a result a lot of problems. seems wrong. when old rules just don't. meet you get to shape out. become educated and engagement equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. you know world bi

association. >> what i would say to you on that is that we have some investigation into individuals who associate themselves with that movement. >> beyond those two people. >> yes. >> okay and director wray, documents published in 2019 on this suggest that the fbi still uses the designation. the documents show the fbi's official consolidated strategy guy, which this the bureau's counter-terrorism priorities continues its focus on be i.e. so, it says, so the same document, are you familiar with the document i just mentioned? >> not from her description of it, but perhaps what i can do is if you want to have my staff take a look at it? >> what about the iron fist? >> the? what >> the iron, fears the documents that identifying fbi strap medication -- threat mitigation strategy called the iron fist. a familiar with that? >> not sitting here right now but if you want to send me the documents you're looking at off line i will have my staff look into it and we will follow up with you. >> all right, thank you. the hearing is adjourned. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> the committee on homeland secur

association. dir. wray: what i would say to you on that is that we have some investigations into individuals who associate themselves with that movement. >> beyond those two people? dir. wray: yes. >> ok. wray, documents published in 2019 in august suggest the fbi still uses the designation. documents show the fbi's official consolidated strategy guide, which lists the bureau of counterterrorism priorities, continues its focus on bie. it says for the same document -- are you familiar with the document i mentioned? dir. wray: not from your description of it. perhaps what i can do is if you want to have my staff take a look -- >> what about the iron fist? dir. wray: the what now? >> the documents to identify a threat mitigation strategy called the iron fist. are you familiar? dir. wray: not sitting here right now. if you wanted to send me the document, we can try to get back to you. >> thank you. >> hearing is adjourned. thank you very much. dir. wray: thank you. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ announc

, can you tell us the difference it would make if there were penalties associated with domestic terrorism to both your investigativehniques as well as the charges. >> i think it would really depend on what authority it came with. it's hard to give an opinion without -- what authorities would you have. it be nice to have a charging statute that makes it illegal to conduct or attempt to conduct violent acts of the united states with -- maybe including ideology consistent with a group like the base. sure what versus a gun charge or the migration charge. as far as assisting tier investigation it would really have to be a discussion over whether other authorities would you get. would be enhanced wiretapping? that has to be done very thoughtfully. with that has to be a real clear discussion about what you gonna do about that. week we can do a title three of wiretap of those individuals. >> as you know the inspector general issued a pretty scathing report that was 17 errors or omissions of the application to -- the fbi says it plans to prove that process. will -- they don't go far enough. do you have any response to that.

former chief operating officer who was a close to associate it soon became apparent other executives were being spied on space regulators are investigatingthe bank's 1st african born c.e.o. will be replaced by thomas koch stein head of the lender space operations. well joining me now is my colleague to ponder lou he's been following this story for us to ponder this reads like a thriller but why is it all going down now why is this ouster happening now exactly this finding revelations came out the beginning of total tobar last year and since then of course it's been an interesting story in the banking industry but it wasn't until the revelations in december that involved spying on the human resources manager peter garrett that this really kind of picked up in terms of steam and pressure on former c.e.o. to step down and of course then today we heard from they hate us with credit suisse cham and. who said that they had to reinstate credibility and trust in the banks so all of those spying allegations kind of harm to the banks reputation and this is the efforts to reinstate that and help with the station well whoever said banking was boring

his former chief operating officer who was a close associate it soon became apparent other executives were being spied on his regulators are investigating the bank's 1st african born c.e.o. will be replaced by the us. head over then to swiss operations. and elephants as such a strong symbol of africa but they're in decline across the continent due to poaching however botswana is the exception where the population has grown rapidly setting up clashes with humans now the country is set to auction off 70 hunting licenses officials say it's vital to quell the risk they pose to crops and infrastructure. is home to a 3rd of africa's elephants to take part it is will have to place a deposit of around $18000.00 each. plus doing business with you. lock. earth. home. of species. or significant. those are big changes and most start with small steps but good morning to you as tell stories of creationist people and innovative projects around the world. but here's a country to use to purchase solutions and forced him. to turn the content to the next generation on the touch of. channels available to people to get cheap. and more determined to build so

and a half years ago, july of 2016 when they opened up the trump-russia investigation and spied on four american citizens associatedh the presidential campaign, went to a secret court, took a dossier and lied to the court 17 timings. they did all that because they were so bent on getting after this president x. it's, unfortunately, it's not going to stop. and that is, again, not healthy, this division and polarization is not healthy for our culture and for our country. hopefully, it ends soon. lou: i think it will, and i think it will because of the president. he has shown such strength in all of this, standing against vicious attacks from every corner, to -- the national media which persists, obviously. and then to hear the fisa court, you and congressman meadows talking about the lies of the fbi in this and the appointment of chris, the obama appointee to guide reform of the fisa courts, that is madness. and then his rejoinder today saying don't worry about it, the court over which he presides and the chief justice who denied that there was any such thing months ago as a obama judge, he said not to worry because

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