mewatch. >> have you ever relied on marcy's law not to execute a search were? >> we've had conversations in the aftermath, but no i don't recall not searching one sold o that basis.re >> this is one of or the only one that you recall using marcy's law? >> zubac is only when you recal ever getting your direction fro a proxy cuter handling the case not to do it? >> person what to marcy's law, yes. >> so you're not allowed to loo at the phone but the guy who go shot and holding a gun? so why would an honest prosecutor axe a cop to ignore that? an honest prosecutor went to see the phone? apparently the phone had video from that night and relevant text messages and atlocation da. you want to know what really happened and that night you loo at the phone. turns out the prosecutor did no want to know what happened that t wnight. he wanted to clear carl whitehouse a murder. that's exactly what he did. it goes on saying this is the how american justice is suppose to work. thankfully like most webs of deception it collapsed under scrutiny.n watch this unintentionally hila

according to the detective on the stand the prosecutor said i something called marcy's law.atch. >> have you ever relied on marcy's law not to execute a search warrant since it's gone into effect? >> we have had conversations in the aftermath, but i don't recall not searching one solely on that basis. >> so this is this is the only one that you recall using marcy's law? as a basis for not doing it. >> correct fred. >> and it's the only one you recall ever getting a direction from a prosecutor handling a case not to do it. >> pursuant to marcy's law, yes. >> so you're not allowed to loo at the phone of the guy who got shot and was holding a gun. why would an honest prosecutor asked the cop to ignore that? why wouldn't an honest prosecutor want to see the phone ? the phone had video from that night. so if you want to show what really happened that night, you look at the phone. but apparently they didn't want to know what happened that night , he wanted to convict kyle rittenhouse for murder, he was under pressure to do that which is what he did. this is not home american justi

police investigator parker marcy, the second witness at tuesday's proceedings, detailed what mcmichaelater interview at the police station about chasing down arbery in his truck. >> what does he specifically said. >> i said stop. you know, i'm blow your [ bleep ] head off or something. i was trying to convey with this guy we were not playing. >> reporter: once the three defendants were able to catch up with arbery, he tells detective marcy. . >> of course, you know, it's pretty -- don't take a rocket surgeon to figure out, you know, that the guy was cornered. he was cornered like a -- like a -- like a rat. >> what does he say he's doing? >> he said he's aiming. >> did he shoot? >> no, ma'am. >> and after the -- he heard the shots were fired, how many shots did he say were fired? >> he mentions two. >> the officer providing additional comments from mcmichael. >> what did he say then? >> i saw him -- yeah. if, if, if -- to be perfectly honest with you, if i could have got a shot at him myself, i would have shot him myself. >> his family in attendance. >> the male speaker asks was he walk

closing her apartment shutters when she was hit with the canister during yellow vest private testing marcy back in 2018. she died the next day from her injuries. please say it was a tragic accident and a combination of circumstances. we spoke to her, so mamma is you know, that is one of the problems is that my mother is algerian. can you imagine how the french government would have reacted if an algerian man had treated a french woman in the same way? the police were standing right in front of the building where my mother lived and they were aiming upwards. oh, they weren't shooting in an arc shaped trajectory. they were aiming straight at my mother's apartments. my mother was hit by a g l i a 40 guest grenade which they were using against the protest. us, in my opinion, what france is doing is wrong. instead of solving the problem of french people through peaceful negotiations, the police resort to grenades and the use of force. i don't think it's justified. this is not the way we should solve problems. where the explosive tear gas grenades the police use were banned in 2020 and half cor

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he was asked by the investigator parker marcy testified to you, what was your intent had he stopped? he said as clear as a bell, hold him for the police so that he could be arrested. the judge will charge you that a private citizen can effectuate an arrest, detaining someone for the police to arrive if a crime happens within his knowledge, oops, there is the other one, or his immediate presence. thanks. i appreciate it. so here is what you have to know. that you haven't yet heard from the state. there are no magic words that are required. the court will tell you there is nothing special you have to say to be effectuating a citizens arrest. there is nothing special you can't say while effectuating a citizens arrest. if it happens within your knowledge or immediate presence, then you can effectuate a citizens arrest and criminal trespass, the court will tell you, going on someone's property without the authority and for an unlawful purpose is a crime, the misdemeanor offense of citizens arrest. and again, what you haven't heard from the state and got some misdirection about, there is n

he was asked by the investigator, parker marcy testified to you, what was your intent had he stopped? he said, as clear as a bell, hold him for the police so that he could be arrested. the judge will charge you that a private citizen can effectuate an arrest, detaining someone for the police to arrive if a crime happens within his knowledge or his immediate presence. so here's what you have to know. that you haven't yet heard from the state. there are no magic words that are required. the court will tell you, there's nothing special you have to say to be effectuating a citizens arrest. there's nothing special you can't say while effectuating a citizens arrest. if it happens within your knowledge or immediate presence, then you can effectuate a citizens arrest and criminal trespass, the court will tell you, going on someone's property without the authority and for an unlawful purpose, is a crime. the misdemeanor offense of citizens arrest. and again, what you haven't heard from the state and got some misdirection about, there's no requirement, judge walmsly will tell you, for the posti

for my mother's case it seems to me that the state wants to protect the police, the judges and the marci police are in collusion. ah, hi there, good morning. just gone 10 o'clock here in the russian capital. you're watching artie international. now europe's energy crisis cove id and an agreement on global corporate taxation. these just some of the issues world leaders got to grips with at the g. 20 summit in italy over the weekend. he was the groups 1st him person gathering since the start of the pandemic. but it didn't pass without some controversy. with the french president accusing his australian counterpart of lying her back that controversial deal for submarines. i do say when, when you have reached this can be, do you have to behave in mine and consistently with i don't think i know you feel at all. i feel awful tag. it was a contract. before the summit got underway, there was an important meeting between us president joe biden and french president emanuel micron. the intention of that get together had been to extinguish the awkwardness over the orchestra defense fact that signing

hello, i'm marianne marcy and london al made story this hour. the cop 26 summit is acreedo deal to get countries to strengthen their emissions cutting targets for 2030. by the end of next year, but there has been a lot of disappointment after a last minute change to the text language of the agreement on coal deal. agree take salary efforts towards phasing down unabated coal and phasing out inefficient fossil fuel subsidies. g i g does not want to risk that relief blast go without an outcome. therefore, we did not oppose this additional last minute change weakening the outcome of glasgow. but we are disappointed both about the process and about this last minute change. this will not bring us closer to 1.5, but make it more difficult to reach it. this commitment on hole had been a bright spot in this package. it was one of the things we were hoping to carry out of here and back home with pride. and it hurts deeply to see that bright spot dim. we accept this change with the greatest reluctance we do so only and i really wanna stress only because th

ah, lo and marianne marcy and london, you're watching al jazeera, also coming up on the program. more than a 100 people injured in clashes over the last months election results in iraq as new hope in the fight against covert as pfizer says, it's antiviral pill cuts the risk of hospitalization or death by 89 percent. also 2 week long celebration of quizzes as usual and blah, blah, blah, thousands of young climate activists marched through glasgow, demanding more radical action from world leaders at the club, 26 summits. ah, hello and welcome to the program. our top story, this, our 9 ethiopian factions have formed an alliance with the aim of dismantling arby admits government, either by negotiations or through the use of force. ethiopian government has already dismissed this coalition as a publicity stunt saying it does not have a support base on the ground. representatives of the groups made their announcement as an event in washington d. c. this includes the to gray and people's liberation front group that's been battling the central government for the past year. it had already

what osiris marcy had been knocked out of the rob believe the french side were beaten. 14 by gal tasser i the turkish calabria. now top of their group been guaranteed a spot in the north at rounds wind. babbles, horned gallus house, or ice force on friday. the dutch striker is sent to release his autobiography in the form of an 8 track wrap out of high relenting west hammer, also going through as the winners and their group. they beat rapid vienna to now this match was played behind closed doors in australia due to coven 19 restrictions . what sams, ron is already their best performance in a european competition for 40 years? very well taken. penalty matters united are closing in on the coach. they hope will guide the club through the remainder of this season, ralph rag, nick looked set to join you not on a 6 month contract. the 63 old german is currently the head of sports and development at locomotive moscow. our soul manager and me keller, testers says he'd like to bring former boss arson, bangor back to the club. banker is currently working with fi fi and is heading their push to st

i marianna marcy in london with a quick look at the headlines now. world health organization has declared a new corona, virus, variance of concern warning of a new mutation which could spread more quickly. variance has been assigned the greek letter, omicron. it was 1st detected in south africa early this month in the area surrounding johanna's bug, but is now believe to be in almost all the provinces. the u. s. is the latest countries, a band travelers from south africa and neighboring countries. cases of alls have been detected in botswana, belgium, israel, and hong kong. french present to manuel macro is cancelled an invitation from the british home secretary to a meeting on the migrant crisis and has been won the u. k, to get serious or remained locked out of discussions. it comes after the u. k. prime minister barak johnson wrote a letter to micron, urging france to take back migrants who make it to person. 27 people die trying to cross the sea between france in the u. k. on wednesday. the flow of people in refugees is still causing concern on another of the eas borders this time bet

pandemic include for a boycott, impact the sporting event november on out jazeera ah hello, i'm marianne marcy and london clayton. okay. main stories now and ethiopian government is declared a nation wide state of emergency is fighting against the to crime. rebels continues coming on the eve of a years since fighting 1st broke out in the northern region. fight to say they're now in control of 2 towns on a major highway leading to the federal capital. and there are concerns the situation. good. escalate would be to grab people's liberation front. joining forces with another arm group, the rama liberation army, the u. s. envoy to the horn of africa as called for an end to the fighting.

my name is colleen bray with you. world news for marci this weekend. first is one story dominating from eastern europe. as the migrant crisis on the bedroom, poland border continues to unfold with warsaw, now threatening to cut off railway traffic with its non you. neighbor that has thousands of asylum seekers wait on the frontier in hopes of entering the european union. which as you can see from these latest pictures released by the bell of russian authorities, a gray wintry picture army and police on one side of the barbed wire. and these migrants on the other trying to keep warm in the chill of the onset of winter keeping fire going as best they can with wet wood. some little basic provisions, but no sanitary provision and scanned medical help to the desperate position to be in and not allowed to go anywhere either. the e, you being there, drain those dreams. so dashed for now hand the foreseeable future, at least may, while the british army has sent 10 engineering specialists to the polish side of the border to assess the barbed wire barrier that h

so i'm calling bray with the world news from marci international. first though, there's just one story dominating from eastern europe, has the migrant crisis on the bella roost. poland border continues to unfold with warsaw, now threatening to cut off railway traffic with its non you neighbor that says thousands of asylum seekers white on the frontier in the hope of entering the european union. as you can see from these latest pictures that we've got released by the bell, russian authorities, a gray wintry picture army and police on one side of the barbed wire. and these migrants saw the other trying to keep warm in the chill of the onset of winter, keeping fire, giving as best they can with wet wood, some little basic provisions, but no sanitary provision and scant medical help either a desperate position to be indicted not allowed to go anywhere, the a you being there, dream, those dream. so dashed for now and the full sample future at least. meanwhile, the british army sent 10 engineering specialists to the polish side of the border to assess the

he was there. marcy black read of director styles once unthinkable on the catwalk like mixing sneakers and camouflage pants with tailored suits and evening gowns became a blueprint for other designers, a combination of luxury and st, where also attracted a new and younger market. ablow was born in the us state of illinois to immigrant parents from gonna his mother, a seamstress taught him to so and even though he did and how formal fashion training, he understood the industry and the role that plays in modern culture for more than 2 years. the founder of the label off white had been suffering from an aggressive form of cancer. despite his illness, he kept active. earlier this month, he traveled took a tours capital for his 1st museum exhibit in the middle east titled figures of speech. he leaves a legacy that influence fashion and managed to inspire the world of art and culture . virgil ablow was 41. ah, i'm on the inside. with the headlines on al jazeera, south africa's president has criticized border closures following the discovery of new strain of the corona virus. describing it as

the investigation of it seems to me that the state wants to protect the police, the judges and the marci police are in collision. in fact, the general inspectorate of the national police actually did its job as it conducted an investigation showing special police forces were responsible for this . but the investigation was concealed in order not to make public the discovered facts. however, we have conducted our investigation and we have the evidence. it was not yellow vests who were responsible for the grenade accent, but the states security police force. a groups are accusing the by the administration of abandoning both their former allies and american citizens in afghanistan. we heard from one interpreter who worked for coalition forces who fears for his life and is asked for his identity to be disguised. they should make priority for bills, interpreters who are working alongside with use army unused government, why they are not look and why the used department of defense is not look and how many, how many interpreters they might enough dennis on. they should be give the less that the

not loyal to us because we've escaped done bigler by a future lay bigler. marcy, a fellow blah, keyed, glued, galatia mcdonald, biggest source, lay, lip beef. now gabby's cruelty. we'll take law and come to me as a mo lama via the money i can hold him. well, bill will be called bunny philosophy money. i like all the household milk because he because the last exactly got save in dallas in hon as if some government coveted muscling such as delta v are smartphones have become an inevitable necessity of modern life. however, they have also turned into a window through which security services can access our private information. they can become a weapon, used by unscrupulous governments to spy on us. with little legal or moral determines there was too much to be uncovered in this secretive world of hockey, and advanced spyware. for tom, at all, miss hall, this investigation into his own. foams hacking has been both revealing and alarming . ah, meets the minimum? a tough is helpful and the daughter decide to quit the run race hoping to live better with less. let's just throw everything away

not too bad. japan marcy fare and troy and settle central parts of china. we'll still see some wet weather with his system making its way into central areas, easing over towards the eastern side of the country. then we got this cold front. last got a slide its way down across northern parts as we go through the next day or so. beijing, at 13 celsius in the cloud and the rain on sas day that rain readily tend to snow as he make her way to the 2nd half of the weekend and temperatures in beijing. by that state, struggling to get above freezing could see maybe 5 to 10 centimeters of snow here that will cause some disruption south of that. some heavy rain pushing in across the yellow sea easing a little further east was but finding dry for much of the korean peninsula. and japan, once again, some pleasant sunshine coming through here, but more like it 20 celsius. therefore, tokyo shall was there into central and southern parts of china, then showers to, to southern areas of india, some nasty weather. continuing here over the next couple of days, the larry of low

how do you for marcy, america, who's outside the quarter and can show wisconsin? and we saw during the last program, news for you choose which calls recorded before the jewelry reveals that the verdicts. but now we know we're a couple of hours into digesting of those rulings. what's the situation out side? the court room right now? well, it's com. it's calling there were there were some, some arguments that that were happening about 30 minutes ago 45 minutes ago. among some of the people that were gathered here, they're there, maybe it was a medical emergency, somebody who may be having a seizure, but, but for now, and i'm going to kind of step out of the way here and my photographer mattel. push in a little bit. i mean there's really more media than anything. and that's really been the case over the last couple days. you know, any big trial as, as we know is going to get that media coverage. and this one is certainly no different this, this is a story that's been followed nationally, of course, internationally. it's a, it's a case that's polarized many americans,

marcy adelman co-chaired. the goal is that by december of this year, they'll be a model for the aaa and there will be a virtual briefing to share the findings and next steps and the date for that is to be determined. okay. as you know, we've had an ad hoc committee begin late last year and has been going on through this year on senior homelessness and you each have received a copy of that report. the ad hoc group presented their report at both our august and september meeting and then our september 27th meeting was to finalize the counsel approval and the plan to move forward. as you read in our report and i'll just do briefly a variety of agencies were interviewed due to the pandemic, it was difficult to schedule one with d.a.s. staff. the coalition on homelessness report provided the in their survey provided some results that were then recalculated in order to just look at seniors and the disabled. so they focused on residents who were 60+ in age. african americans represented about 57% among the 60+ respons

>> not yet, however, marcy capture, keep in mind the longest serving woman in congress, had the famousake on the lake district here, the way it configures for her now, it's a pretty challenging road for her, given the way the district is shaped. so we'll have to kind of see how that goes for her. >> we appreciate you walking us through that and we know you will be watching this story. thanks so much. >> thank you. >>> so a community in upstate new york is demanding answers as an admitted rapist gets no jail time. a shocking sentence handed down to a 20-year-old who sexually assaulted four teen girls. we'll talk about this. stay close. (rapping) hah i do what i want when i want it i buy my own rocks and i flaunt it stunnin', you know i'm a diamond, honey wow, i'ma celebrate this feeling feeling elevated, gotta celebrate it you know that unstoppable feeling every single time that i walk in the building ♪ walk in bold, eyes on me ♪ ♪ raining down like diamond rings, everyday ♪ (rapping) i be shinin', what you know about it? no way around it, yeah as a dj, i know all about customization. t

and i apologize that the district attorney's office followed our interpretation of marcie's law, which recent, especially at that time, constitutional amendment. gage is not on trial. he followed the advice of counsel not to turn over his phone, just as anyone who hires counsel can do. they can follow the advice of their counsel. we got his video from that night. the defense has seen it. we have it. what else do we need? text messages from three weeks before? they just want too try to dig up dirt because they think it's there because the defense wants you to believe that these people got what was coming to them. that they were bad people doing bad things and we should be proud and boastful of mr. rittenhouse for killing them. gage testified what he heard, he heard i didn't shoot anyone and he acted on that. he then followed and went, he left mr. rittenhouse thinking he was not involved in the shooting and he started going too the shooting of mr. rosenbaum before being told by others that saw it that he was the shooter, then he returned. so he relied on this statement from mr. rittenhou

and i apologize that the district attorney's office followed our interpretation of marci's law fairlyent especially at that time constitutional amendment. >> mr. richards, don't [inaudible] >> gaige grosskreutz is not on trial. he followed advice of his counsel. they can follow the advice of their counsel. we got his video from that night. the defense has seen it. we have it what else do we need? text messages from three weeks before? they just wanted to try to dig up dirt because they think it's there because the defense wants you to believe that these people got what was coming to them. that they were bad people doing bad things and we should be proud and boastful of mr. rittenhouse for killing them. gaige grosskreutz testified what he heard he heard i didn't shoot anyone and gaige grosskreutz acted on that. he then followed -- he left mr. rittenhouse, thinking that he was not involved in the shooting, and started going to the shooting of mr. rosenbaum before being told by others that saw it that he was the shooter and then he returned. so, gaige grosskreutz relied on the statement

miss correo also works with prosecutors on this case under the provisions of marcie's law, and it. allows a victim to actually have an advocate for them and their specific rights. if criminally charged, the former mayors freedom would be at great risk, but he'll also face great financial peril if accuses, succeed in civil court, where the standard of proof is not as rigorous as criminal charges. it's going after him for um, for the same types of crimes, but it would be on the civil path and it would be for like a tort. basically you must feel pretty confident that information you have is sustainable. absolutely there's also the potential that if others aided or abetted football, they could be dragged in criminally or civilly. if we find that there are other people that are going to be brought in or entities we will do so it appears. that mr football no longer lives here because neighbors say the house has been rented out many, many times, and when we asked for some information, the sign on the door made it quite clear. no comment. tom vacar ktvu fox two news in santa rosa for bank

miss correo also works with prosecutors on this case under the provisions of marcie's law, and it. allows a victim to actually have an advocate for them and their specific rights. if criminally charged, the former mayors freedom would be a great risk, but he'll also face great financial peril if accuses, succeed in civil court, where the standard of proof is not as rigorous as criminal charges. it's going after him for um, for the same types of crimes, but it would be on the civil path and it would be for like a tort. basically you must feel pretty confident that information you have is sustainable. absolutely there's also the potential that if others aided or abetted football, they could be dragged in criminally or civilly. if we find that there are other people that are going to be brought in or entities we will do so it appears. that mr for paulie no longer lives here because neighbors say the house has been rented out many, many times, and when we asked for some information, the sign on the door made it quite clear. no comment. tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. san francisco reside

miss correo also works with prosecutors on this case under the provisions of marcie's law, and it. allows a victim to actually have an advocate for them and their specific rights. if criminally charged, the former mayors freedom would be a great risk, but he'll also face great financial peril if accuses, succeed in civil court. where the standard of proof is not as rigorous as criminal charges. it's going after him for um, for the same types of crimes, but it would be on the civil path and it would be for like a tort. basically you must feel pretty confident that information you have is sustainable. absolutely there's also the potential that if others aided or abetted football, they could be dragged in criminally or civilly. if we find that there are other people that are going to be brought in or entities we will do so. the vehicles parked in front of the football home or not the ones reporters saw earlier as the scandal was developing, suggesting that it may be actually rented out to others and those others absolutely refused to make any comments. reporting live. tom vacar ktvu f