. >> an fbi report found apd sergeant josh evans texted a group of officers describing khan with the words arabian knights using a sexually explicit slur and the text used racial slurs to describe other people and the officers joked about using violence during arrests. multiple officers are currently on leave and the mayor has called for them to be fired. >> it was traumatizing just to see a police officer who is a sergeant nonetheless saying such hideous and disgusting message about a young woman who is just advocating for her community. >> khan has hired civil rights attorney john buress. there will be a special antioch council meeting next tuesday to address the scandal. >>> california's attorney general says the doj is investigating a police shooting in newark that left a carjacking suspect dead and another hurt. surveillance cameras caught the suspect's vehicle entering the city yesterday afternoon. officers from multiple agencies rushed to stop the car. shots were fired. and the suspects were hit. three suspected gang members are also facing murder charges tonight in the 880 fr

report detailing a texting scandal at the antioch police department, stating that sergeant just eng josh evansta very violated and traumatized, so i do feel unsafe in the city. >> she was born in the u.s. to a muslim family that pakistani-afghan dissent and admits to having encounters with police, twice arrested for activism, but cleared of all charges. still, she claims the text messages group her background makes her a target. >> when i read those text from the police officers, that isn't essentially the mentality they have come at that i am a domestic terrorist. >> the anti-arab anti-muslim biases demonstrated in the targeting of her is first and foremost inaccurate because she's not an arab/american but also reminiscent of how law enforcement treats our communities as all the same, all terrorists, all potentially violent. >> the executive director of care san francisco says they are concerned about the antioch police department texting scandal but also continuing stereotypes of arabs and muslims. after years of fighting surveillance at mosques in the travel ban, they are concerned that the

the report shows a racist and sexually asked message allegedly sent from sergeant josh evans about her. she says she knows the sergeant personally that you see here in this facebook post. >> i feel very violated and traumatized, so i do feel unsafe in the city. reggie: she was born in the u.s. to a muslim family of pakistani and afghan dissent. she says she is concerned about continued stereotyping of the arab and muslim communities. of 16-year-old ralph, and 85 gold kansas city man has been arrested in the shooting and is now facing felony charges. the family says he was going to pick up his younger brothers a mistake and they went to the wrong address. the homeowner told police he thought it was a break in. or documents show when he opened the door, immediately shot once in the head and then a second time in the arm. prosecutors say race could be a factor, but he will not face hate crime charges because in missouri, they carry a lesser sentence than the charges he is facing. the story has reverberated throughout the nation. people in the bay area are finding ways to cope with the vio

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josh stay with us. evan, stay with us as well. i want to bring back in kim dozier, dave priests and colonel cedric leighton and david. let me get back to you because it really stood out to me to hear the brigadier general. um basically compared this to a home where the owner locked the door. the owner, i would say in this case he was comparing to the u. s government locking the door and then a burglar somehow got in. so he suggesting that everyone signs a nondisclosure agreement and that they did their part. and this is the reason this man broke his contract with the us government. i mean, is that something that that you buy a as justification or guess an explanation for this being allowed to happen, with all due respect to somebody's property at home, that may be priceless for them, but national security being compared to that? it's an interesting analogy, and you know that if you listened, he had to modify it in real time when he referred back to it a second time, he said. oh, it's not that they're breaking in. he mentioned that

let's bring in cnn's josh campbell and cnn's evan perez, as well as former department of homeland security. assistant secretary juliette kayyem. josh. what do we know about jack to share the alleged leaker? and how would an arrest like this have been planned and executed? well so this 21 year old was a member of the massachusetts air national guard. he was a cyber transport systems journeymen in late mid terms. that's a cyber guy. he worked on it systems both computer systems in offices but also on aircraft on electronic warfare system. dems and so there are obviously is a question about how he got access to this information. was he able to through that role? gather that information that is part of this ongoing investigation to the question about the arrest and i want to show you that just dramatic video we saw from our affiliate there. the aerial view of the fbi taking the suspect into custody. this is quite textbook. what you're seeing on your screen is the fbi tactical operators are calling the suspect back to them. he has his hands on top of his head. that's to ensure that he doesn't t

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josh campbell . kim dozier, david priest. thank you and evan perez and colonel cedric leighton. please stay with us. this is cnn breaking news. it is the top of the hour and a very busy thursday afternoon. hello, everyone. i'm bianna golodryga erica hill. thanks for joining us in the cnn newsroom. if you are just joining us the breaking news. the fbi has just arrested the suspect accused of leaking a trove of highly secret us government intelligence. the suspect jack to share a 21 year old member of the massachusetts air national guard. so in this video here, you're seeing to share a walking backwards. their hands on his head, is being taken into custody outside his home in massachusetts. the new york times and washington post report that the suspect was a leader of an online gaming group whose members called him o. g. cnn's oren liebermann is at the pentagon. but we're going to go first to cnn's evan perez, who covers the justice department. even the attorney general just spoke about this arrest phyllis in on what he said. evan. can you hear him? yes yes. i'm sorry . i thought

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said about his case in the last 24 hours, saying that evan is not a spy, was not a spy, and was never working for the u.s. government chris. >> joshk you for that update appreciate it. >>> two different presidents, two very different political p playbooks. will biden's steady as she goes strategy work while trump dominates the headlines. >>> and the trump defense team strategy, what it battles will they try to win even before any trial. we'll ask a criminal defense attorney ahead us a while to mov. (vo) time to get moving, because this offer won't last. switch to verizon and get welcome unlimited for just $25 a line. (seth) i love that it's guaranteed for 3 years. (cecily) yeah, get an awesome network and save money doing it. (seth) not bad. (cecily) you get to keep your phone. more savings. (vo) switch and get welcome unlimited for $25 a line. guaranteed for 3 years. (cecily) hey, that could catch on. (vo) yup! don't wait. switch to verizon today. i remember when i first started flying, and we would experience turbulence. i would watch the flight attendants. if they're not nervous, then i'm not going to be nervous. financially, i

secretary juliet, a cnn national security analyst, and josh rogen with us, a columnist at "the washington post." let's start with the point that jim and evanere just making. violent racist remarks in his history, he was suspended at one point, and yet, he gets top security clearance. >> i'm not excusing him, but there are lots of things people do when they're 16 that later on in life the military is going to have to assess whether that's the same person. so through this process, it's clear that he's trying to explain away what the 16-year-old him did. it is also clear that that's a lie, right? that he continues to harbor some of those thoughts. he's on these websites and platforms that at least are flirting with these ideas, and so how did -- how did he fool them? but the more important thing is how did they not get this in the present day, right? so it's one thing to do something when you're 16. that's a hint, why aren't they continuing to assess it? why aren't they seeing the kind of activities that are going on online, that he's really at some stages not trying to hide. remember, months ago he's on a much larger platform doing the same

josh brown, do you have something new? [ laughter ] >> i'm going to long amazon. good help me >> thanks, everybody "the exchange" is now. ♪ ♪ >>> thank you very much, scott hi, everybody. i'm kelly evansre's what is ahead on "the exchange." our market guest has some unique ways to find stocks on the upside and he's bullish on one reason in particular he think also drive upside. we have the details ahead. plus, the biggest standout with meta's results might be how much it beat on revenue guidance. we'll look at why with the stock up 14% and we're in the final countdown to the 2023 cnbc stock draft there's that music ten all-star teams picking their favorite stocks next hour. the seattle seahawks wide receiver metcalf will join me live this hour with how he plans to take home the trophy. we're seeing some considerable upside the dow up 336 at the highs, a 1% gain. the s&p back above 4100. and the nasdaq up almost 2% today. meta driving some of these both s&p and nasdaq gains after that beat and revenue guidance well above estimates. this is up 15% now the stock has nearly doubled this year, up almost 100% since jan 1. h hasbro is up, too. p inventory is still a little bit of a concern,

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josh's most recent piece is headlined "the unimaginable horror of a friend's arrest in moscow." thank you so much for joining us on democracy now! can you start off by talking about how you know evanlk about his history of reporting in russia and what he was doing before. >> american reporters in moscow is by definition tightknit simply because of its size. small even before the war, 10 or so at max, people who are permanently based in moscow writing for american papers. it did not take long for all of us to get to know one another. i have been living in moscow for some years when evan arrived. it did not take long to meet him. i was immediately impressed his energy, spirit, his curiosity, his love for russia. he is of russian heritage. his parents were immigrants from the soviet union in the 1970's. very much american with that history, culture, and upbringing t nonetheless speaking russian and with a deep appreciation for russian history and culture. it was that viewpoint that he brought his coverage of russia insider or outsider, this deep familiarity with russian culture and language but also having the outsider review that allowed him to look at russia critically and honestly