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spittal we have confirmation from local police that are on the scene that state highway patrol as well as local police and the bureau of alcohol firearms tobacco and explosives that this is an active shooter situation now one suspect has been apprehended in this person is being identified as the shooter they are in custody of the individual but the building where this shooting was taking place at the capitol does it which is a local newspaper there in annapolis that building has been evacuated at this point all the people in that building have been moved to a nearby mall nearby mall where they are or they're reading with their loved ones and family members they've been cleared out of the building meanwhile the police are searching the capital because that building and scouring the building making sure there's no other potential dangers in the building they're searching the building but at the moment the the individual that is in custody is believed to be the shooter but it's still being called an active shooter situation it's being described that way the building has been evacuated so

yes, they would -- the fbi would respond, atf, other agencies, state police, local agencies, county police. that would all be providing assistance to the local agency that actually has the main jurisdiction. >> we have another update from anne arundel police in maryland confirming active shooter at 888 bestgate road in annapolis. they tweet, but they write, "building evacuated. officers continuing to search building. relocation point is inside lord & taylor in the mall." sounds like the building is evacuated according to the tweet from anne arundel police. if that is the case, what happens next in this investigation? >> reporter: that's one in a series of steps that police will have to take now. obviously the first being to determine is there a threat, is there additional, any type of threat to life, something that they're going to look at. second, getting everyone out of the building which is sounds like they've done. as tom was mentioning, they have to go through the building, tom to bottom, from end to end, in order to ensure that there are no threats, in order to ensure there aren't ad

newspaper is the capitol at and at this point we understand the building has been evacuated now local police spokesperson

the taliban attacked a local police base there.e fighting that followed, 19 officers were killed and nine taliban fighters also died. that is a week before the ceasefire is due to begin, but it's a reminder that the level of persistent violence and conflict in afghanistan remains high. there are areas which are still regarded as beyond the control of the government and clearly, the taliban are still trying to push to ta ke taliban are still trying to push to take control of more territory. so 19 local police officers were killed in north—eastern kunduz this morning. we will be live in kabul for the latest in our. —— in an hour's time. the headlines on bbc news: the queen's birthday honours are announced — former liverpool manager kenny dalglish is knighted, and actress emma thompson is made a dame. but there's anger too as the chief executive of network rail, mark carne — is made a cbe. the second and final day of the g7 summit begins — after negotiations failed to resolve divisions over us trade tariffs yesterday. theresa may says

michel: this goes to a theer project to not just fbi, about what local and state police departments are doing. so called communist investigations. the 1970'sexisted in to use local resources. you had the fbi. it is almost an interweaving web of surveillance. >> how important is this convention? mr. michel: this is where we as scholars share our feedback and get criticism as we hone are own arguments. a audience of peers is very valuable. the type of questions and issues people raise always helps to sharpen one's work. >> moving ahead, where do you want to go now? mr. michel: i am deeply interested in what the red squads were doing, and why they were doing it, and how they justify it. king, we just marked the 50 years of his assassination, had a very strong, powerful, and deeply interwoven police department effort to undermine activists. i am working in a project in --phis that i think important to me, because these records do not always survive. one police department in memphis tried to destroy everything. they authorized the instruction of papers. which isn't surprising, because police

the local police association has criticised the release of the video as it has no sound and thus does not give the full picture the message police department has also made headlines in the past the video that we're about to run next shows the arrest of an eighty four year old woman and was blurred before being released. if you want the if you. do not. the do the right. the woman's family claims of the officers told them that she had slipped a police later said that they were attempting to move her to a safer area another video released back in december provoked a wave of outrage showing police shooting an unarmed man in an arizona hotel the officer was acquitted of murder and manslaughter charges again the following pictures may be disturbing. to the new. the case tried to talk to the shape of the of. john the. state's paula. we talked to dominic izzo a former police officer and candidate for sheriff in cook county illinois he believes there was no justification for the level of force method police used in the latest incident. we have to have police officers are using their brains a l

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they would work with local police if there was suspicion of drug use, marijuana use, to conduct raids, all with the goal of stopping anyone who was speaking out. a revealing instance in jackson, mississippi, where the fbi took a countercultural magazine and provided to the local newspaper. you may want to write about it. indeed one of the journalists ran a seven part series for a week every day talking about what he learned about these organizations and why they were a threat. he had received this information and coordinated with the local fbi. there are ways they accomplished this to put a damper on it. >> let's take it a step further, what was the government worried about? mr. michel: from our distance of 50 years, it doesn't look all that threatening, but it was the disruption, the chaos, the revolt against control. remember in 1968 when cointelpro started against these white students, it was after a major student disruption in columbia university in new york. it was not long after the free speech movement swept over the university of california campus at berkeley. there was concer

the local police association has criticised the release of the video because it has no sound on the stas and give the full picture the meza police department has made headlines in the past as well though the video we're about to run next shows the arrest of an eighty four year old woman and was blood before being released. in the woman's family claims that the officers told them she'd slipped later said that they were attempting to move her to a safer area another video released back in december provoked a wave of outrage showing police shooting an unarmed man in an arizona hotel the officer was acquitted of murder manslaughter charges again this footage could be disturbing for. joining on the line now is dominic who's a former police officer and a candidate for the sheriff in cook county illinois dominick we've just seen some examples of where things have gone wrong involving the police and making a rest how would you assess this this latest use of force this was by the police in the case of what seemed to be an unarmed black man not resisting arrest. it's inexcusable i can't find a sin

newspaper is the capitol at and at this point we understand the building has been evacuated now local police spokesperson have come forward and said that this is being treated as an active shooter situation now a suspect has been arrested it's not clear if that suspect is the specter of shooter or what exe. actually is going on there but the bureau of alcohol firearms tobacco and explosives is on the scene as well that's a federal bureau and they are also involved in trying to handle the situation but it is being treated as an active shooter situation reports are saying that there are multiple fatalities and it's at the office of this newspaper so we're waiting for more details to emerge but at the moment it is an active shooter situation and we understand that the building has been evacuated people are being taken from that building to another location nearby for safety meanwhile police are searching the building the building is being searched and one suspect has reportedly been arrested in apprehended. the u.s. president says the world has to start getting along as he was talking about the

and as this phone booth is literally right outside the local police station, i strongly suspect thatndal to have a go at this phone box. and no trouble on the dance floor. no panic on the dance floor, no. one would hope not. it might be the world's smallest with a dance floor that's three foot square, but this could be the answer if and when the music calls. john henderson, bbc spotlight, kingsbridge. time for a look at the weather with phil avery. hello once again. it was a pretty decent day for many parts of the british isles and the satellite imagery really tells the tale. yes, it's pretty obvious there was quite a bit of cloud to be had to the eastern side of the pennines but even here in one or two places there was some sunshine getting through eventually. further south, quite a bit of cloud close by to the channel islands, some sharp showers running through the channel area, but elsewhere the skies will stay pretty clear overnight and that will allow the temperatures again to dribble away, in the countryside particularly well down into single figures, something perhaps a little

i spoke to the local police force and they say they get absolutely no additional funding? are trying to resource police. that's really at a higher level. we will try to look at funding to bring the funds available down to the operational level. you are the person in control your top man, if you can make a difference who can? absolutely, in terms of getting the work done, we are in control. it's the resource allocation bit, though we are not able to appropriately resourced eve ryo ne able to appropriately resourced everyone involved in this fight against sorcery and sorcery related violence. there was a sense of changes happening in that the government was taking it seriously but after the conversation that does not look like anything will change anytime soon. with no end to the problem in sight, what is it that keeps peter going? meanwhile, today's victims are left in limbo. and if the violence doesn't stop, there'll be many more refugees likejenny and her family the future. hello there, we are now speaking into the beginning of summer, but the weather seems locked in the s

what's happening is, for instance, in janesville, wisconsin, rock county, wisconsin, the local police department has put together all the stakeholders, recovery community, religious community, treatment community, and come up with a comprehensive way of dealing with this problem. franklin county, ohio, is a good example. we're out in the field testing ideas and how to tackle this opioid crisis. that feedback has come to congress and now it's resulting in all of these initiatives that congress is improving on. we're basically learning as we go. what we have learned is, it is multipronged. it's like buddy carter yesterday. you got to deal with how prescriptions are written, with the pharmaceutical industry as to what pain medications are out there. there ought to be non opioid solutions here, clearly. and sometimes an ibuprofen isn't enough, but you don't have to have vicodin. i am oversimplifying. it is treatment and recovery. it is stigmatism reduction. it's pharmaceutical. it's the way prescriptions are written, and awareness. all those things. this is an epidemic that is taking this

patrol in a is still addressing the city council coordinator power is filing a complaint with a local police officer a-t. on behalf of to larry and the other victims this is the parents they have to stop these guys. we have to guarantee that they'll never repeat what they did to you. to enter your house to hurt your son in handcuffs and then beat him. to beat your other son that's torture. to put a plastic bag over his head he suffocate and they can't do that it's a crime the fact is the men their mother never would have dared to file a complaint on her own but now she's glad she did it will go straight to the new terror ois city council even though technically it's too late. to larry i personally takes charge of especially serious cases. first i'd like to express my solidarity. is the give was i know you have your doubts about dealing with politicians and so on. i thought that but we're here because you want to denounce these human rights violations and unfortunately your family isn't the only one affected this is systematic that kaberle you shall they be seen with a club is that i was comp

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the local police union contends it does not include the full context of the uncounter. >>> in wise -- encounter. >>> in hawaii, the surrounding areas of kilauea may be affected and a lava flow obliterates the green lake within minutes. it has been more than a month since lava began the slow destructive path. >>> golden state warriors are one win away from the second straight nba title in the third in the last four years. they beat lebron james and the cavaliers to go up 3-1 in the series. kevin durant led with 43 points. a career playoff high. including that dagger in the final minute to secure the win. golden state can sweep the cavs and win the title friday night in cleveland. you see lebron james with a triple-double. >>> cnn money. the london stock exchange opening an hour late today. and escalating trade tensions brought the dow up above 25,000. the nasdaq hit the third straight record close. speaking of trade. the u.s. trade deficit fell to 2.1%. imports fell and exports hit a record high lifted by oil and soybeans. elon musk promised the model 3 is back on track. the shares are

i spoke to the local police force and they say they get absolutely no additional funding? evel. we are trying to bring the funds available down to the operational level. you are the person in control of all of this. i mean, you are the top man. surely if you can't make a difference, who can? absolutely. in terms of getting the work done, we are in control. it is just the resource allocation bit that we are not able to appropriately resourced everyone who is involved in this fight against sorcery and sorcery related violence. in chimbu there was really a sense that changes were happening here, that this was an issue that the government was really taking seriously. but after that conversation it doesn't look like anything is going to be changing any time soon. with no end to the problem inside, what is it that keeps peter going? —— in sight. meanwhile, today's victims are left in limbo. and if the violence doesn't stop there will be many more refugees likejenny there will be many more refugees like jenny and her family there will be many more refugees likejenny and herfamily

to a we had any reason to believe that these rumors were ungrounded the same conclusion of the local police and justice obviously reached because they pressed no charges after their investigation i send you cordial greetings in my prayers not exactly a satisfactory reply. so we check up on the schedule of the head of the community of st john. who is due to fly to alibi an ethiopian today from the shall de gaulle airport outside paris. to wait for brother thomas your game with a sign to grab his attention. and it works. so that the law the little one is the physic as to destroy the good girl. and the mother the new.

there saying that staff have taken shelter amid reports of an active shooter in the building but local police are saying there is no sign of any one shooting there is no more information at the moment but we will be bringing you details as soon as we can about what that you are up to date now on to the good news i'm sorry kelly in berlin and so much. going to be. going. on in the. great yourself. interior design channel on june. to. singapore has set the stage for the historic meeting between u.s. president trump and north korea's dictator kim jong il.

he arrived within minutes to discover that the local police, the evans police had beat him there. >>elieve there was three there ahead of me. and then there was more sirens, lights. you could hear 'em coming. >> that's a pretty fast response. >> very fast. >> reporter: and this bit of news was going around fast, too. >> this was a sheriff's employee, a jail employee. >> reporter: not that that should matter. the effort then was, save ashley fallis' life. this was recorded by a police body camera, shows the paramedics arriving. >> chaotic? >> the scene? very. frantic. the officers located ashley fallis somewhere in the home. >> the local police took charge. they asked brian spencer to watch the front of the property. and that's when, from his post on the front porch, he saw tom. that's him in the background in the white t-shirt. >> he was pacing around in the front yard and front sidewalk area, frantic, screaming. >> screaming what? do you remember? >> i heard him say, "she's dead--" a lot of mumbled stuff. he would -- put his hands up over his face, and screaming, and crying. >> repo

secondly on aid which you have mentioned a moment ago, particularly the afghan local police you're on the front lines of the taliban they've known to recruit children to service combatants for service as sex slaves. in fact a 10-year-old boy was assassinated in february 2016 after he had been publicly honored by the local police officers against the taliban. did you know that child soldiers prevented act requires subject to the labor they seek military aid where the allowing children to be trafficked as child soldiers. could you convey how seriously we are raising that issue with the afghan government? what steps if any did they take 2017 and 18 using child soldiers in their forces. >> i think when it comes to the taliban resuming violence after the cease-fire this will be a critical time to -underscore the dispute within the muslim world over the reason why they are fighting the war. we have seen some important developments. they had over a thousand members condemning suicide bombing in the tactics of the taliban. indonesians gathered and reiterated this condemnation call for peace a

fisherman on the pier and just about 100 yards away from people on sharp park beach they notified the local police. sound from - chris clements - captainpacifica police department "we don't get that many shark sightings here but it happens" christopher clements, with the pacifica police department said they immediately had an officer go out and put up these signs warning people captain clements said while his officer was there on the pier he saw the shark and took this picture. the pier is a popular spot for fishing. several fisherman told me they saw the shark and that it snapped a few fishing lines here grabbing bait and scared away the fish sound from dee k. adnarim - fishing in pacifica"we are like oh there goes are fish"dee adnarim was surprised how close the shark got to the pier and beach. sound from dee k. adnarim - fishing in pacifica"saw shadow of it and coming right for us" dee got this video on her phone of the close encounter nats - video no aggressive behavior by the shark was reported it came and went without incident. police here say the last report they had of a shark sighting was

that's in addition to what the local police are doing. do have the kids out here with the black hoods and face mask ons but every time they mass up and quickly overwhelmed with police in riot gear. the only thing is pull couch to intersection and set it on fire and blocked some traffic. beyond that, you've had demonstration that is were declared illegal because proper paperwork hadn't been done and police shut down those quickly. you have a bunch of different organizations out here. directly behind me anticapitalist, labor unions, people calling for human rights or more human rights but what you don't have thousands and thousands of people. amnesty internationals complaining that the police presence is stifling freedom of expression. on top of that, you have business owners who have freedom to operate businesses without a bunch of vandalism, julie, back to you. julie: mike tobin, thank you. connell: more g7 talk, let's bring in josh, communications director for priorities u.s., former hillary for america's spokesperson, former communicati

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the police are looking for dealers who travel into wales from outside to sell the drugs. they have been taking over local people's homes, often those who already have a drug problem. from this base the dealers sell their drugs and stay out of sight. police call it cuckooing and this is what it looks like. a drugs dealfilmed by the dealers themselves. the gang is from liverpool but the flat is not theirs. this is a local drug user's home, and she has been cuckooed. the gang has taken over. three men from this liverpool gang were jailed injuly of last year for dealing drugs and were sentenced to a total of 11 years. the woman whose flat they took over was given an suspended sentence. another town in, another operation. have you got any drugs on you, have you taken anything today or in the last 2a hours? they are searching for drugs runners who are bringing heroin and crack cocaine from urban gangs. from rhyl, the runners will be travelling in from merseyside. this is how it works. drug runners arriving in provincial towns hand out a mobile phone number to their customers. that number may also have a tag or

point where theyy alle can match a face over 90 percent of the time time and they're selling to local police departments all ove the country . orlando has been very into it. ill be interesting how that plays out. how does let's be honest much we kwplace there's surveillance cameras out amassing a database of goinb your face and everybody's faces it's typically tough we just willing turn over to them. i mean w doesn't have their face mewhere o their facebook page in obviously they're going to be able to access t and in bad circumstances ty're going to be able to share that with bad actors in the government and elsewhere. we're looking at some video right now of filters, snap chat, instagr apple to some extent has some things the way y manipulate photos and the camera. one of our guys here and i told them when we booked you tonight because this is something he asked me quite a bit about,ef you tak a picture of yourself, let'se say y trying to put a filter on the do emoji or something like that , is that something thatan you i should be concerned with something taking that facial scan and putti

the agwould en passo information local police. >>e've seen a better result when all oflaw-enforcement is red together to actually attack these threats or to forn avera6-10 of solve them. f the pes of threats a day. >>> police in concord searching for a serial burglar who they are calling the bumbling bandit. he tried to break into a convenience store last noveerbut he can yank out the front door handle. before he gave up and left. investigators believe the same man came back last sunday. he broke the front door with a rock. in the process, he got his right foot caught. his shoe was briefly stuck in the door window. he finally got inside the store. he got to the cash register, which was empty. the suspect did steal $5000 in lottery ets. >> okay. >>> 4:42. the san francisco mayor's race coming up in our 5:00 hour, we will take a look at the latest results and how many ballots still need to be counted. >>> now that measure three was passed by voters, we will take a closer look at some the big what where ofthat money could be going. >>

it tells the story of a local police shooting that takes the life of a black man. >> that white policewho shot the black man, will he go to jail? what he did was wrong, said his mother. >> reporter: a story that comes too close to reality for sequita thompson, the grandmother of stephon clark, the young unarmed man shot by police officers in her backyard. >> cailyn asks why does that happen. they get taken home and nothing happens to them. i said, well, honey, sometimes in life like that, it's not fair. >> reporter: cailyn is her granddaughter and stephon clark's little sister. she sat right there as dr. collins read the story. >> i feel sad because my brother passed away in my own backyard and basically this book is for him. >> that was lemor abrams reporting. >>> on "cbs this morning," there's a new wave of social media influencers on instagram, and they're not even real. tony dokoupil has that story. as easy as 1-2-3. available where you buy groceries. because it's the foundation for white teeth. it's important to look after your enamel >>> our top story this morning. president trum

local police say the group's work has been invaluable or believed that since they've become operating i think there's been a source saw it in their area and while suicide numbers have dropped there's been a shop rise in attempted suicides looking at the figures from thirty two thousand and two to two thousand and i where there was forty or ten now and just two year period two and a half he's the one hundred thirteen that's a significant increase. nick still bears the road marks from his suicide attempt to weeks ago. group intervened just in time to save the twenty three year old. two months. the reason i've been doing this was because my biggest problem is with alcohol and once i start drinking alcohol i start losing control i would think things like my family doesn't love me and i want to go hang myself with them and i don't want to learn to new i want to change my life a better life so that i can spend time with my son go hunting and fishing with him and do good thing on the. back in mowanjum terence told me he wants to cut down the tree where he attempted suicide. or lucrative. you

critics say the program promotes the militarization of local police agencies. >> i witnessed it this past year. i saw exercises that were war games. they were offensive actions with unrealistic scenarios, where police were being trained in warfare. >> the mayor has prevreversed h vote after realizing it could be in violation of the city charter. >>> a waterpark in brentwood has been closed. several children became sick earlier this month. the east bay times report the children started vomiting and had diarrhea after playing in the spray area blue goose park. the brentwood city manager said the park was close because the city is quote, waiting for parts. still no word on when the park may reopen. >>> we are learning more about the harley davidson decision because of new tariffs that it can no longer afford to make motorcycles for europe in u. s. plans and will ship production to -- plant elm will ship productions to asia. this is after the european union raised tariffs on its products from 6% to 31% in retaliation for president trump's deal in aluminum terrace. uc berkeley political sc

the most successful models of how to do that are the local policing in some counties, for intance here, just nearby fairfax or montgomery. those police departments have worked against ms-13 for a couple decades now and a lot of the work has to do with engaging with the latino community in order for the community to facilitate detecting them and help build cases that in court can be sustained. host: on the issue of deportation, you reported looking at the deportation rate between 2001 and 2010, by country. 129,000 from central america in honduras,pecifically 40,000. 37,000 from guatemala. did you find largely those convicts who were deported were gang members? guest: not necessarily. men that havet of been deported and have records but don't have anything to do with the gangs. and offenses or domestic violence or all of the kinds of felonies. the portion of gang members that are deported has grown in the last years, but it is not the main portion of the whole universe of convicts or former convicts that are deported. host: we will go to new york. lee. understand the media defines kill a

the most successful models of how to do that are the local policing in some counties, for intance here, just nearby fairfax or montgomery. those police departments have worked against ms-13 for a couple decades now and a lot of the work has to do with engaging with the latino community in order for the community to facilitate detecting them and help build cases that in court can be sustained. host: on the issue of deportation, you reported looking at the deportation rate between 2001 and 2010, by country. 129,000 from central america in honduras,pecifically 40,000. 37,000 from guatemala. did you find largely those convicts who were deported were gang members? guest: not necessarily. men that havet of been deported and have records but don't have anything to do with the gangs. and offenses or domestic violence or all of the kinds of felonies. the portion of gang members that are deported has grown in the last years, but it is not the main portion of the whole universe of convicts or former convicts that are deported. host: we will go to new york. lee. understand the media defines kill a

to a we had any reason to believe that these rumors were ungrounded the same conclusion of the local police and justice obviously reached because they pressed no charges after their investigation i send you cordial greetings and my prayers not exactly a satisfactory reply. so we check up on the schedule of the head of the community of st john. who is due to fly to alibi and ethiopia today from the shall de gaulle airport outside paris. to wait for brother thomas you. team with a sign to grab his attention. and it works. look at him up a little sign is the first look as opposed to just going to go with the made the never work school and i see the limits i. should go over they kick when the lazy way they've said often at these are things that is all in the fighting done to his level this is like going over the side of moving the bus your butt on the commute those oh no it was the people that we keep a person with but if you let yourself and some of us sound off don't want to have to do than if i keep my car. and it was funny you don't most businesses will go with a if you will for the so it w