it was the ideal landing spot for 31-year-old lajoya mccoy. she works hard to get here. >> she was the only one in my family that actually went to college , what she did being raised by a single mother. >> for david clark and his wife, alicia, there needs, lajoya, success always seemed within reach. >> she knew what she wanted an education was the very top thing. >> and school is where lajoya, a starship -- star student, would shine the brightest. >> i went to a couple of her graduation that university and i could not have been more proud. >> for lajoya, education was a gift to share with others like her younger sister, breanna. >> growing up poor, although it did not feel like it sometimes, she just wanted better for herself and for the rest of us. >> when lajoya's mom and younger siblings left california and moved to tell of -- las vegas, lajoya stayed behind and strengthened the bond she had with her aunt and uncle beards >> i knew it was unconditional love when she told me, uncle david, you should run for mayor. i'm thinking, wow, you are

mccoy, the defendant was your girlfriend, according to your complaint.ss -- a cleaning business. it is your claim that she owes you money for wages becausyoe yu worked for the company and weren't paid. and in addition, when the two of you rewere no longer boyfriend d girlfriend, she had some proper oty of yours that you wat returned. so, let's start off with the easy thingfis first. diyod you and miss adams live together? >> yes, we did, correct.

civil rights settlement with the city of vallejo mccoy was gunned down by the police in 2019.he says an independent entity should be required to examine the retired officers records if the bill passes through the assembly, it will end up on the governor's desk and could likely be signed by september. >> the san francisco sheriff's office is apologizing after exposing dozens of children to tear gas during a training exercise 20 students and one teacher at portola elementary school in san bruno reported experiencing burning sensations in their eyes, nose and throat. yesterday, according to the sheriff's office, the agency was holding a routine tactical training class for crowd management intervention. it was being held inside of an isolated section of their jail property near the school. but they say gas from inside the building somehow drifted outside. >> the room was contained to win the open. the doors. so what that smell or some of the came out and there was a strong breeze yesterday and this must have been right in the path of it. >> the office says this is the first time s

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mccoy was gunned down by filet o police in 2019. she says an independent entity should be required to examine the retired officers records if the bill passes through the assembly, it will end up on governor newsom's desk and could be signed by september. >> more arrests, more stolen cars recovered and the seizure of more illegal guns. that is the news that's coming out of the governor's office about the chp involvement in the east bay since february. the governor's office says that the targeted enforcement recovered 726 stolen vehicles made 355 arrest and seized. 46 crime linked firearms. in a statement, the governor says that he commends the chp is work to support local law enforcement agencies statewide and that the state will continue to hold perpetrators accountable for criminal activity. >> former oakland police chief leronne armstrong is now running for city council while he's also suing the city of oakland. he filed the initial paperwork with the city clerk's office this morning. armstrong is trying to take the seat currently

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mccoy's cousin david harris and fears it is possible. the retired officers who may join the department. >> fall in line with those accused falling short police standards. if you allow those just after it up. darrell of appeals. >> there's not going to be too long before. the whole barrel. as right the city's mayor chamber of commerce, solano county sheriff and deputy sheriffs association support the bill if it passes through the assembly, it will end up on the governor's desk. and senator dodd's office says could likely be signed by september. >> philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> coming up, we will honor those who have served as san jose. police are paying tribute to the people lost their lives in the line of service. and we're looking back on the life of one of the founding members of the san francisco ban train was just passed away. but first, new details about east bay operation were hundreds of vehicles and dozens of weapons were recovered by the chp. and i'm keeping an eye on your forecast. beautiful blue skies out there, a littl

fight with our fingernails 20 me now is former lieutenant governor for the state of new york, betsy mccoy, also with us democratic new york state representatives or on mum dom madani zora. >> and i want to start with you because i know that you are in tune with the where the left is on this issue. president trump weighed in on truth, social saying, taking the side of these terrorists, like he has sided with the radical mobs, taking over the college campuses, is what he is saying. joe biden is doing but how is actually this being seen by the people who've been pushing for president biden to do something. >> this is being seen as the president taking a step towards what most americans want. we see in poll after poll that a majority of americans want to see an immediate ceasefire. and this conditioning military shipments to israel is one step towards it however, what americans want to see is the president go all the way and honoring his previous pledge because the israeli military, for all intensive purposes, is already invading rafah. we have every major aid organization on the ground sayin

david harrison's cousin willie mccoy was gunned down by vallejo police in 2019 and the family was represented by an old earlier this year when they settled the 5 million dollars. civil rights lawsuit with the city of vallejo. is that a good idea to get these out of work officers and getting back to work while the out of work he's getting there. but these are properly vetted officers in past all the post standards and have you know the requirements, background checks. >> you know, mental health examinations and they're being required in same guidelines would have no issue with that. senator dodd's office says the police department is authorized to have 132 officers. >> but it is currently down to just 31 patrolling the entire city. his bill passed the senate tuesday and will next head to the assembly. in a statement, dodd says, quote, allowing them to temporarily work more hours. well, recruitment ramps up for permanent officers can save taxpayers money while deterring crime and improving responsiveness. concerned that. >> you're going to end up catching some of the better days while trying to

the day mccoy, 3 method to, to that's us and the largest suggesting below this is the tip of the minimum sd. this will be in the, the test us environment trauma could of a trainer or push k for less than just a moment ago. it came up like that. the amount is kill them at the solution 1st, at the other end you by using check the system during the exam or you like the noun or as of yet or the next door. and you can do that i can provide you with should. so i know when i see a video, so it just says that, you know, they weren't gonna cut their voice in the months that i see the reading process do some pain to include that are starting on fridays and we'll start from we'd be in line with i to talk with my car is covered in the air. pollution is not going to move me just differently, of course. so it gets to that. i'm wondering if you'd be doing that. i've heard i cool e as an i read the category weights. i'm at the gardens in for some folks that are the association there for english to really minus mean was presented to describe that, but them got from cushion. they didn't the new days got t

corresponding item number in the auction record, and because its own still often flushed title coach mccoy much my bill is i'm of now. they're even complete shots of the living rooms all object as well. we also find objects that will respond with the auction record, ios portable quite a bit over the few and clicking on that 9. let's take a look at this 11. 09. to find what would it be an, an update on layout for not a beat of my a crown was bought by maya for $760.00 like small distances. price lock set for the price was estimated at $200.00. this is done with, with to so that what has been this land here? with the help of the lawyer johan approach should ski managed to identify sushi to bargain hunters. they all denied any responsibility. and oh gosh, i don't sophistic. my client does not recognize a duty of restitution they had to do, she acquired all items in question here. i mean autumn at an auction held by the onboard bailiffs office without having the slightest idea they might be chosen property. and this was item 100 credit to see basically every file size, same thing you have, i h

like let's say, you know, secretary of state anthony blanket mccoy. essential is sad when asked about this catastrophe that it was a good thing. i think it is another sign of the decline of the western empire as the empire collapses. the regimes of the wes become more angry and more aggressive and increasingly irrational. we see that in does a in how they are open the supporting an ongoing genocide and day after day. they're trying to justify it, and they make these europeans and these a north american so constantly around to about human rights and rights. are we are allowing this way, the regime to massacre women and girls 24 hours a day, or when it comes to ukraine. when everyone knows that the ukrainian regime is losing the war, they want to sacrifice more ukrainian young men be simply because they want to hurt russia, so they're willing to destroy you praying to hurt russia, or they speak about ukrainian sovereignty. yet on the other hand, they poke china by supporting taiwan and they do it more blatantly than before. in the past. they were more subtle. they, they pretended to be

off the class, she's left at least 6 people that french president a menu and mccoys on his way to the territory. to personally deal with the crisis. the rest of update of the powers try to enforce and you know, that could give up to 25000 non indigenous residents voting lights on the french islands. here's what parents had to say earlier on tuesday. and so to the situation is no complete the normalized, but it is improving to be playing much remains to be done before things return to normal. the government has baffled funding, mobilize it as i have been stressed and the status of the violence and incoming dirty f. and i am announcing today that it was stated by the president and the republic during the cabinet meeting, but he will go that he will leave this evening to set up a mission that can say to me, my call is now heading to new caledonia in the mid the worst unrest, the territory has seen in over 30 years. i mean, probably this is in hopes to calm the situation down, but there's also been reports that the hundreds more of security personnel will be sent to reinforcements will be

think it clearly david's face the music in the own back yard. meanwhile, french president demanded mccoy's heading over to crisis stricken new caledonia. that's according to the government spokes person. i say to the emergency was declined on the island, which is in the pacific ocean of the cautious left, 6 people that the rest broke out of the parish tried to impose a new rule that would give up to 25000 non indigenous residents. the voting lights, if they've lived back for 10 years or so to the situation is no complete the normalized, but it is improving to be claimed much remains to be done before things return to normal. the government has baffled selling, mobilized as i have been stressing since the start of the violence, any kind of dirtier. and i am announcing today that it was stated by the president of the republic during the cabinet meeting, that he will go, that he will leave this evening to set up a mission that can say, the mean you, my call is now heading to new caledonia and that's mid the worst unrest, the territory has seen in over 30 years. i mean probably this is in hope

ah, the name of the shop has the details. mccoy's now heading to new caledonia and that's mid the worst unrest. the territory has seen in over 30 years. i mean, probably this is in hopes to calm the situation down, but there's also been reports that the hundreds more of security personnel will be sent to reinforcements will be joining reinforcements on the ground. so just to remind you a little bit of what happened essentially here for us is launching this a major operation and you call it donia. amid the protests the rep to the little over a week ago, turn in violence. now the reason those protest, steve interrupted, was because science is trying to push this new reform onto the territory. and of course, the indigenous kind of people are unhappy with the new constitutional reform, which essentially would give the right to the new people that moved to new calling during the after 1998 the right to vote in the local elections. indigenous people here, they argue that this essentially would give power to france, settlers, and instead the indigenous people will not have their say in their o

ready states well french president and menu in mccoys heading over to crisis stripping new tyler, don't you? that's according to the government spokes person. a state of emergency was the client on the island, which is in the pacific ocean that was off the clashes less 6 people that now the and rice broke out of the parish, tried to impose a new rule that could give up to $25000.00 non indigenous residents voting whites a stapler back for 10 years, and so to the situation is no complete the normalized, but it is improving to be claimed much remains to be done before things return to normal. the government has baffled funding. mobilized as i have been stressing since the start of the violence in the color donia. and now i'm announcing today that it was stated by the president of the republic during the cabinet meeting. but he will go that he will leave this evening to set up a mission that will say, do you mean my call is now heading to new caledonia and that's mid the worst unrest the territory has seen in over 30 years. i mean, probably this is in hopes to call this situation down, but

well, meanwhile, french president, manually mccoys heading to crisis stricken new caledonia. this is as a state of emergency was declined in the region of the clashes less 6 people. that though in russ broke out of the parish tried to enforce a new will that would give more people voting lights. it's estimated up to $25000.00 non indigenous residents. you've lived in new caledonia for 10 years or more would benefits. but some indigenous island is fee of that could dilute that voice. so to the situation is no complete the normalized, but it is improving to be claimed much remains to be done before things return to normal. the government is baffled. selling, mobilized, as i have been stressing since the start of the violence, any kind of donia. and i am announcing today that it was stated by the president of the republic during the cabinet meeting, but he will go that he will leave this evening to set up a mission that will say, do you mean my call is now heading to new caledonia and that's mid the worst unrest, the territory has seen in over 30 years. i mean, probably this is

until she was arrested in 2001 at her office by fbi special agent peter lapp and his partner, stephen mccoy't fit the profile of a typical spy. >> no. being a woman is incredibly unique. so, it doesn't fit that typical what we would look for in a spy, which is mostly men. >> montes pleaded guilty to espionage. and in exchange for not spending the rest of her life in prison, she agreed to tell the fbi everything she had done. >> i wouldn't mind at all meeting two fridays a month. >> reporter: through a public records request, we obtained this footage seen here for the first time of montes wearing prison stripes speaking with fbi investigators. citing montes' right to privacy, the fbi denied our request to audio, but we obtained a transcript of the first day where montes described how deep in she was. she says, ever since i started helping the cubans, there's been no halfway. i don't know how a person does it without feeling morally bound. it's a full commitment, mentally, physically, emotionally. i feel that what i did was morally right, that i was faithful to principles that were right. mon

a staff sergeant, jack mccoy but his great grand niece clutches at his memory. >> he was a very handsometalked about him, always. i feel i know him. though i never got to meet him. reporter: in 1941 at 18 he graduated from high school and listed in the u.s. army air forces. he wanted to become a pilot as he wrote home from boot camp. >> ps, future pilot i hope. reporter: he ended up a gunner on american bombers and on for february 24th, 1944 he was on what was supposed to be has last mission on board a liberator. >> some of the spectacular missions deep into germany. reporter: dropping thousands of bombs on germany. the plane was hit by german fire. two parachuted out and survived but coy and five others were never heard from again and there remains were not identified. >> he still has his beard in it. reporter: for years all that remained passed down was a small collection of his personal belongings. >> we have a lot of photographs of him in his uniform. we have a lot of his pins and medals he had on his uniform. we have a lot of letters. reporter: including one written to coy by his mo

with former gop new york lieutenant governor betsy mccoy. c-span's washington journal. join in the conversation at 7:00 eastern friday morning on c-span, c-span now, or online at c-span.org. >> three of the seven surviving veterans of the world war ii ghost army were awarded the congressional gold medal in a ceremony with military leaders and lawmakers. the ghost army is a previously classified groups that confused world war ii adversaries by using deterrence tactics such as fake radio transmissions and delusions. this is about an hour and 15 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome our honored guest senators from the headquarters special tribute 3133 signal company, john chrisman and seymour nissen. [applause] accompanied by speaker mike johnson leader mitch mcconnell, jeffries, senator susan collins, senator edward markey, representative koster, former representative stuart, deputy secretary of veterans affairs tonya, secretary of the army christine marman, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff general charles junior, chief of staff to the army general randy g

david harrison's cousin willie mccoy was gunned down by valais who police in 2019 and the family wastled the 5 million dollars. civil rights lawsuit with the city of vallejo. is that a good idea to get these out of work officers and getting back to work while the out of work he's getting there. but these are properly vetted officers and past all the post standards and have you know the requirements, background checks. >> you knowmental health examinations, if they're being required in same guidelines. >> we'd have no issue with that. senator dogs office says the police department is authorized to have 132 officers, but it is currently down to just 31 patrolling the entire city. his bill passed the senate tuesday and will next head to the assembly. in a statement, dodd says, quote, allowing them to temporarily work more hours. well, recruitment ramps up for permanent officers can save taxpayers money while deterring crime and improving responsiveness. concerned that. >> you're going to end up catching some of the better while trying to people back in the city's mayor, chamber of comme

roof, rising waters giving them nowhere else to turn so the walkway settlement, think of ozella will mccoys, humans must be doing something different for her the planet to be basically punishing us. i think pollution something is happening because this is not normal. it's not natural at all. this has been caused by something tens of thousands of people in brazil's rio grande do sol are displaced as heavy rainfall pounds the southern state authorities declaring a state of emergency and rescuers are searching for the dozens missing among the devastation hundreds of thousands of people have been without access to electricity or drinking water while blocked roads, damaged bridges and rising waters make it difficult to reach safety more than 8,000 residents have found what refuge they can in shelters. many able to salvage nothing but themselves up to just told you live on tail wound small office godel, i lost everything i lifted some furniture that i could, but i believe i lost everything. >> i really am desperate. it's the first time this has happened authorities have urged people to avoid high

betsy mccoy, coleman hughes, author of the end of race politics, associate professor of history at johns hopkins university, leah wright rigueur, dante mills, is back with us leah, what do you make of the second? bite at the apple by via justice alito about explaining how this insurrection is symbol ended up outside of his house so i don't buy it. >> i'm sure the lawyers on the planet and the panel will tell me that i have to buy but it's a good legal advice any a good legal strategy, it's a good fence but i'm incredibly disturbed by the idea that in response to getting into an argument, a very nasty argument with a neighbor that the responses to put up in an insurrection as flag or to support and insurrectionist movement. and so i think that part of what alito is trying to do is to make to find a plausible explanation that works. the point that i think is important here is that it actually doesn't matter what explanation he comes up with because there's no mechanism for holding anyone on the supreme court accountable. other than the mechanisms the actual guardrails of this other supreme

. >> i want to bring in my panel now, former lieutenant governor of new york, that's the mccoy, former senior white house communications age. mile simmons co-host of the serious trouble podcasts, josh barrow, and cnn political analyst natasha alford josh, do you think that there's any justification for what alito has done twice now, i mean, i think the combination of the two flags probably does indicate sympathy with at least the claims about the 2020 election having been stolen the maybe you could explain one on its own, but both together, i think that's a strong case. however it's up to him whether or not to recuse himself from any case. i mean, the congressman says the chief justice should act. the chief justice can't make him recuse himself. congress can't make him recuse himself. and the whole way our system is designed in terms of these lifetime appointments for the supreme court is intended exactly to shield the justices from consequences for their opinions. now, there's been some scandals about finances and gifts and that sort of thing. and maybe there could be new laws around

joining me now is cnn political commentator jamal simmons, former new york lieutenant governor betsy mccoy, cnn political commentator, see cup, and a former new york state assistant attorney general, christina so chris do these new comments reached the bar for judge merchan to say something to do, something based on what judge merchan are already decided on the last gag order hearing, i think they do, but i think unlike in this case, a typical defendant who doesn't want to be held in contempt, a typical defendant doesn't want to go to jail while he's in his trial. and i would defer to our political experts, but i think there's a part of donald trump that his die-hard supporters, if he is incarcerated, it's probably red meat and he probably likes it, but a typical defendant would not want to be held in contempt. >> say the least but because this is not a typical we'll defend that he knows he's probably not going to jail. he's probably not going to jail when he talks about there's two tiered legal system. he is right. he's just got it the other way around. he is doing stuff that anyone else

caller: it reminds me of the hatfield's and mccoy's. they were at each other for 20 years. the palestinians and israelis have been doing it for 75 years or more. the muslims themselves have been fighting each other, the sunni /shieh thing has been going on for 1500 years. are you kidding me? these people can't live with each other. they want to kill each other. they just don't want to do it. we have been hearing about a two state solution for over 30 years. the first jewish prime minister said, yeah, let's do it. they killed him. they assassinated him for agreeing to it. when is it going to end? host: richard, getting back to the concept of antisemitism, have you seen that it is on the rise? do you think it is about the same? what are your thoughts on that? caller: i -- i have never had a problem with jewish people. i used to swim at the jcc because the ymca wouldn't let my dad, who was born in china, they wouldn't let him join. i have no problem with jews, i have no problem with muslims, i just wish that they would get over all of this stupid -- like the hatfield's and mcc

mccoy, i live in the mission down and i want to speak to the issue about the planters. and just think that i see our sidewalks it's where ever moves around, it's how we interact with the city, adults, my friend's kids, all kinds of things going on. and these plant thaerz are popping up in my neighborhood are just they consume, as we just half the sidewalk, it makes it difficult to get around, it makes it difficult to get the parked cars, get to buses interact, to use the swaubz however we need to use them in the city. a sidewalk is more than just a thorough fair, and i would love to see these planters, their expansion minimized basically to the guidelines that the previous speaker mentioned, keeping their maximum width down the 36 inches and making sure that we maintain gaps between them so we can still have easy access to the streets and also these guidelines are enforced by the city to make sure because, i keep seeing these things expand over the city. so me, they seem like a form of dumping, they're full of rocks and concrete in many cases. it's sort of garish, that'

mccoy. - and so every time you watched, you got what you came for. - tell me, doctor, all those womencters that people take to heart. - i'm gonna let you take me to lunch. one-time offer. - and if you're an actor and you say, "well, gee, you know, maybe it's not really such a bad medium after all." - miranda, bartolameo, the supreme court's minnick decision. the whole thing's illegally obtained. they were both represented by counsel. - you just get hooked in. it's life and death and stuff. - we know what you did. - counsel! - okay? you hear me, ryan? do you hear me? - counsel! i'll have your client detained! - do you hear me? look at me! do you hear me, cutrona? - "law & order" was like crack. - gun! [all screaming] - you'd have to sit and watch me for 50 minutes, just like... not moving, barely breathing. there are times i've almost passed out watching "law & order." ["law & order" dramatic sting] - hey, carter, get over here! i need your help! - "er" had originally been written as a movie for steven spielberg to direct, and so we had this two-hour piece which was a reflection of mic

to hear what others are doing in that area, we also had some updates from the state, including kim mccoy weighed on some of the state efforts and initiatives, as well as a warning on the state's budget, which we have been hearing about. and the deficit, kim talked about how much the state has supported older adults and people with disabilities in the past. when the state was flush and it was really striking the dollars that had been put back into programs. but she also gave a warning. and it was it was this metaphor on stormy weather. and it's like, okay, this does not sound good, so it was just, you know, dark clouds and it's like, oh, man. so may revise comes out on the 10th, which is at the end of this week. so we, we will know soon enough, and also i would like to highlight part of the conference was the participation of the independent living centers. and we, we they had different panels, they had different sessions. there was a statewide contingent. and we worked very closely with, through the, age and disability resource connectors in san francisco. it's aging and disability resou

with betsy mccoy. washington journal. join the conversation live at 7:00 eastern fridac-span, c-span, c-span.org. tuesday, fiona hill and others discussed the sanctions imposed on russia. from the brookings institution watch on c-span, c-span>> today an unprecedented armada landed on the shores of normandy. >> theseen who took the cliffs. the champions who helpedcontinent. these are the heroes who helped end a war. >> 2 million suns from 15countries jumped into skies and a bloodsoaked surface and met death on an evenng. >> the sonsprovised and mounted their own attacks. at that exactbeaches, the forces of tide of the 20th century. the road was hard and long. and traveled by weary, valiant men. and history will always record where the road began. it began with the first footprints on the beaches of more than 150,000 souls set wards this tiny which hung more than the fate of the war, but rather >> today we remember fell and we honor all who thought right here in normandy. watch c-span eightieths -- 80th anniversary of featu