she has our update. >> after being fired from the vallejo police department, former captain john whitney says he now feels some vindication and a lot of emotions. >> i'm sorry, i just. >> whitney and his attorney, jamie walker of william ivory, say tuesday night the city council voted to approve a nearly $1 million settlement to whitney's whistleblower lawsuit. whitney says he was fired for reporting unethical and corrupt behavior within the vallejo police department, including badge bending officers, had been bending down the corners of their badges following shootings. >> i have received awards for lifetime achievement out from the peace officer standards and training, and i was ready for the next step in my career and they took all of that away from me. >> walker says the settlement sends a clear message. vallejo fired a whistleblower. you don't pay nearly $1 million when you did the right thing at issue has been the intention behind badge bending, which i discussed with both sides last year. >> these officers were celebrating in a gang like ritualistic fashion the murder and death of

now, captain john whitney says he blew the whistle on what's called bad bending. olice officers were bending corners of their badges every time they shot and killed someone. john whitney says he lost his job in retaliate for reporting that practice as well as other misconduct. the us supreme court is expected to decide the fate of the deferred action for childhood arrivals program, or daca. a federal judge in texas declared the federal policy unconstant national, citing with nine states suing to stop the program. daca prevents the deportation of hundreds of thousands of undocumented immigrants who came to this country as children. the biden administration revised doc into a federal regulation last year in hopes of a favorable court ruling. one university of san francisco law professor told us just this morning he is not optimistic about daca future. most observers, including me, we predict that the supreme court is going to side with the state of texas and rule daca illegal. and that means that all these recipients are going to start losing their permission to work

captain john whitney says he blew the whistle on so-called badge bending. whitney says vallejo police officers were bending corners of their badges for every time they shot and killed someone. whitney says he lost his job in retaliation for reporting the practice as well as other misconduct. the city has approved a $900,000 settlement for whitney, who is now an officer in el cerrito. we are following a developing story. a federal judge has once again ruled the deferred action for childhood arrivals act, or daca, is unconstitutional. today's ruling is expected to be appealed to the united states supreme court, which is expected to take on the case. daca is the federal program that allows young undocumented immigrants to live and work legally in the united states. the judge ruled that the program is illegal even after the biden administration made a change to it last year. the ruling bars the government from approving any new applications, but it does leave the program intact for now for the existing daca recipients. the american civil liberties union sent ou

. >> former captain john whitney says he now feels some vindication and a lot of emotions. >> i'm sorryy and his attorney, jamie walker of william ivory, say tuesday night, the city council voted to approve a nearly $1 million settlement to whitney's whistleblower lawsuit. >> whitney says he was fired for reporting unethical and corrupt behavior within the vallejo police department, including badge bending officers, had been bending down the corners of their badges following shootings. >> i received awards for lifetime achievement from the peace officer standards and training, and i was ready for the next step in my career. and they took all of that away from me. >> walker says the settlement sends a clear message. vallejo fired a whistleblower for you don't pay nearly $1 million when you did the right thing. at issue has been the intention behind badge bending, which i discussed with both sides last year. >> these officers were celebrating in a gang like ritualistic fashion. the murder and death of black and brown people in the city of vallejo. >> the officers had to confront a lethal

captain john whitney says he blew the whistle on what's being called badge bending. says vallejo police officers were bending corners of their badges every time they shot and killed someone. whitney says he lost his job in retaliation for reporting that practice as well as other misconduct. oakley parents are concerned about safety at freedom high school after the principal was hit by students during a fight on tuesday. the principal ended up breaking a rib as cctv's krystal bailey reports. he says he will not let the incident affect his goals for the school students. in this video posted to social media and shared with ktvu. you can see the principal on the ground and with students hitting him. i saw a couple of students that were engaged in a yelling match and i tried to go ahead and talk to them, de-escalate the situation. on doctor steve amaro is in his first year as principal of freedom high school, but he's been an educator there for 25 years. he knows how to break up a fight in it quickly turned into something a little more sinister and i was hit a few times v

captain john whitney says he blew the whistle on so-called badge bending. whitney says vallejo police officers were bending the corners of their badges for every time they shot and killed someone. ann whitney says he lost his job in retaliation for reporting the practice s as well as other misconduct. the city has approved a $900,000 settlement for whitney, who is now an officer in el cerrito. new at ten, the san jose unified school district is accused of discriminating against a christian student club. the ninth circuit court of appeals ruled in favor of the fellowship of christian athletes. this comes after san jose public schools refused to officially recognize the club, saying it's not inclusive of all students. the district argued the club has denied leadership positions to lgbtq students and requires members to sign a statement of sexual purity. the ruling said the district committed religious discrimination and ordered it to officially recognize the fellowship of christian athletes . oakley parents are concerned about safety at freedom high school af

former captain john whitney says he now feels some vindication and a lot of emotions. >> i'm sorry.nd his attorney, jamie walker of william ivory, say tuesday night, the city council voted to approve a nearly $1 million settlement to whitney's whistleblower lawsuit. >> whitney says he was fired for reporting unethical and corrupt behavior within the vallejo police department, including badge bending officers, had been bending down the corners of their badges following shootings. >> i have received awards for lifetime achievement from the peace officer standards and training, and i was ready for the next step in my career. and they took all of that away from me. >> walker says the settlement sends a clear message. vallejo fired a whistleblower. >> when you don't pay nearly $1 million, when you did the right thing. >> at issue has been the intention behind badge bending, which i discussed with both sides last year. >> these officers were celebrating in a gang like ritualistic fashion. the murder and death of black and brown people in the city of vallejo. >> the officers had to confron

now, captain john whitney says he blew the whistle on what's called badge bending now. whitney says vallejo police officers were bending corners of their badges every time they shot and killed someone. whitney says he lost his job in retaliation for reporting that practice as well as other misconduct. the us supreme court is expected to decide the fate of the deferred action for childhood arrivals, or daca program. the federal judge in texas declared the federal policy unconstitutional, siding with nine states suing to stop the program. now, daca prevents the deportation of hundreds of thousands of undocumented immigrants who came to this country as children. the biden administration revised daca into a federal regulation last year in hopes of a favorable court ruling. one university of san francisco law professor told us just this morning he's not optimistic about daca future most observers, including me, we predict that the supreme court is going to side with the state of texas and rule daca illegal and that means that all these recipients are going to start losing th

captain john whitney says he blew the whistle on what's called badge bending. whitney says vallejo police officers were bending the corners of their badges every time they shot and killed someone. whitney says he lost his job in retaliation for reporting that practice, as well as other misconduct. the justice department is moving forward with its antitrust case against google. chris barton worked for google from 2004 to 2011 and testified that he prior advised making google the default browser on mobile devices. he said in exchange, phone service providers and manufacturers were offered ad revenue shares. the department of justice argues google has rigged the market in its favor. google argues it moved to the top because it has a superior product. details are coming out regarding a closed door capitol hill hearing involving artificial intelligence and some of the biggest names in technology. elon musk, mark zuckerberg and bill gates were among the witnesses at a senate committee hearing. now, they all agreed the government should play a role in the oversight of

john from whitney is joyful for the life god has give queen and concerned about the chemo treatment he started this week. john, my thoughts are with you and my family. i want to bring attention to a brave young lady. isabella is 12 years old and diagnosed with stage four neuroblast ohma. she and her parents and her sisters have dedicated themselves to helping children with childhood cancer. back in may i met her and she came and asked me some hard questions and i was impressed by her and asked her to come to the office. she has had the opportunity to share her story with congresswoman granger, steny hoyer, dan crenshaw, robert aderholt, debbie dingell. i think she would be put forth as a president. she is that impressive. i am thankful to each of my flendz. it changed my life and changed my life and i know it did yours. when i mentioned the nine recipients of the medal of honor from different ages of eras and i served with men and women who are deserving and i want to tell people, when you lose hope, there is much to be hopeful in this county. we have incredible women in this chamber a