or we can now discuss this further in cross live to michelle gross from communities united against police brutality michelle lovely to have you on the program first of all what's your reaction to these police officers actions where they appropriate to new opinion. i don't believe they were first of all every police department virtually every police department in the united states has that you are not to use a flashlight as an impact weapon it's really outrageous to hit someone with a flashlight because the kind of damage that those large mag lights can do is tremendous i mean they could have fractured his. backbones they could have fractured his ribs things like that those those are really dangerous weapons and no police departments in the country as far as i know allowed those weapons those flashlights to be used as impact weapons and so i was really quite perturbed by that i was also very concerned about the fact it looked like some of the hitting continue after he was handcuffed they also you know it looked like he was hurt pretty badly because they literally almost had to drag him to

handcuffing the suspect officers refrained from using extra force and we spoke to community activist michel gross who says it's important that criminal suspects speak treated with respect you know if a person commits a crime that they should be arrested and they should have the opportunity to go in front of a judge yes the young girl may where well have been a victim of this man i don't know but the police don't know that either and that's why it's important to help hold the person's rights until the point at which they go to trial you know then that at that point the tortes take over the police are not to be the judge jury and executioner their job is to do investigations and arrest people that they think have a reason to be arrested and then their duty ends they don't get to just beat out the justice by beating on people and things like that i believe they have to use excessive force but it's clear that the department and officers are already circling the wagons to avoid any accountability it's something that they do pretty much every single time they attempt to justify their use of excessive f

gross hip-hop thing. but if he said about michelle obama, what would be happening? >> this person would be shut down. they would be no opportunity for them to be on twitter again. listen to what he responded toor charlie. charlie simply pointed out that our first lady is running a thinner, leaner operation, where there are fewer people working there. he responds this way to her. but what goes farther, this is happening on social media in a lot of different places. remember what google did to the republicans in california a week before the primary. g they said our philosophy wasek nazism. remember what twitter continue to do were to republicans? shadow ban. this is got a step i go into the campaign. how many individualso are settig out there that want to have a communication or talk about a conservatives object getat bannd or their views are never being seen? but individuals can talk like this and they never got suspended?ei this is what is wrong. >> laura: the problem congressman, when young people do basic searches for information, they do basic searches for "capitalism," t "tx cuts," it is interest

michelle. here's what's happening at this hour, everyone a historic moment as boston swears in that city's first african-american police commissioner william grossing the oath this morning he joined the police force in 1985 >> articulate a plan for diversity that includes all of boston, everybody. no walls and to be transparent. it should not be a mystery about how we serve you >>> a harvard study finds women are more likely to survive a heart attack if they are treated by a female physician. experts suspect that female doctors may have a better understanding of how women react during a heart attack. >>> and venezuela's attorney general now says all of the perpetrators of the apparent failed attempt to assassinate president nicholas maduro and their immediate collaborators have been identified opposition leaders warning maduro might use the attack to further suppress his critics maduro retweeting the video of the attack his communications ministry says that video is authentic. you're up-to-date at this hour michelle, i'll send it back to you. >>> the u.s. will reimpose sanctions on iran at midnight tonight. these are the so-called snap back sanc

gross negligence of 95 football supporters. many thanks. talks on a brexit deal have resumed after a summer break. the new brexit secretary, dominic raab, has been meeting the eu's chief negotiator michelin the past few minutes, both men have said there are still significant issues to resolve and they will step up negotiations in the coming weeks. dominic and i focused on what needs to be done in our three work streams. number one, a backstop solution for avoiding a hard border in ireland. number two, the other outstanding issues of of the agreement. for instance the protection of existing geographical indications amongst others. three, the political declaration on our future relationship. our teams will sit together again tomorrow to try and make progress. last week, our teams already had a discussion on the island of ireland and northern ireland. as you know we need a legally operational backstop in the agreement. we must find pragmatic solutions in line with the commitments made by prime minister theresa may in december and march, and we must spell out which controls are needed, where and how they should be done. next time, when we meet, we will take stock on this work. we have had

gross negligence of 95 football supporters. the brexit secretary dominic raab is in brussels this afternoon for the latest round of talks with the eu negotiator michelda has been similarto breakthrough. the agenda has been similar to the previous times dominic raab has met michel barnier. certainly the brexit treaty that will seal the terms of the uk's divorce. the stumbling blocks have been there for some time now. how do you sort out the governance of that treaty, in other words solving disputes and interpreting things as a result of it. there is still disagreement about protecting regional products like champagne and cornish pasties. and the big one, how do you come up with a back—up plan to make sure you don't have to reintroduce any kind of checks at the border between northern ireland and the republic of ireland. pretty familiar themes. the second half is about the future relationship. they are about to start negotiating the political declaration which will be signed by both sides sketching out the framework for the future relationship between the uk and the eu. dominic raab will be selling the chequers plan agreed by the cabinet at the start