of his chapter are alleged to use the national organization and a means to commit conspiracy to murder, assault, home invasion robbery, extortion, and witness in the nation. >> other arrests were made in san francisco, fresno, and boston. in all, state and local authorities they complicated 30 windows, get motorcycles, drugs, and is loaded with human dna and blow it. we will have more on this story in our 6:00 p.m. newscast.>> the suspect is identify as jerry hartman. he was arrested last night in unincorporated santa clara county. when deputies arrived just after 11:30 pm, they got a 21- year-old man from several stab wounds. he died from his injuries a short time later, and his name is not being released as though -- family are being notified. there is no word on a loaded drive. >>> a plane crashes into a home in several state. coming up at 5:30 pm, the latest on the investigation was flying the plane and what happened. and he thought he was meeting a potential driver is cell phone, but it was all a setup. he was robbed, shot, and killed, and the bush to find a safe way to me for sel

. >> the indictment does not bring charges against the national organization it describes how members of the sonoma county chapter are alleged to have used the national organization as a means to commit conspiracy, to commit murder, assault. >> the murder charge comes a killing inside the fresno hells angel clubhouse in 2014. >>> time is now 4:07. new information about the shooting death of a 17-year-old high school student in concord. authorities say they rearrested 18-year-old who is one of the orange six suspects in the killing. he is now charged with murder in the shooting death of lawrence jansen. he was shot outside olympic high school. the charges against all six include crimes committed under gang enhancements. >>> a card club in san mateo has reportedly been hit with an eight million dollar fine for money laundering. according to the chronicle the crimes agency said artists showed joe's casino turned a blind eye to loan sharking and other criminal activities. it was temporarily closed by the gambling control commission in 2011. the alleged misconduct dates back to 2005. the c

to s prevent future acts of international ticker was an against the united states by such nations, organizations or persons. the 2001 aumf provides authority for ongoing military operations against al qaeda, the television and associated forces including against the islamic state in iraq and syria were isis. the administration relies on the 2001 as a domestic legal authority for our own military action against these entities as well as those that we take in conjunction with our partners in the coalition to defeat isis. the 2001 aumf provides a domestic legal basis for that detention operations at guantÁnamo bay where the united states detains members of al qaeda can't tell them and associated forces. of the 200 2001 also authorizese use of necessary and appropriate force to defend the u.s. coalition and partner forces engaged in the campaign to defeat isis. the efforts of the us-led coalition are aimed at the defeat isis. the united states doesn't seek to fight the government or proceeds reinforces, however the united states will not hesitate to use force to defend the partner forces engaged in

the quarter of a million students and the largest landlords with the national organizations. with 4 million alumni with a disproportionate role in government. >> going back to a the history of a secret society tucked away and did the beginning colleges wanted nothing to do with them. as that counterculture was a change of the drinking age. now these places could have of all where the storms could not which will solidified the drinking but it has always been a pretty strong part of the culture even going back 100 years. haven the founder of sae maybe died of alcohol. >> 1856 sae was founded at university of alabama but the founder was a brilliant student valedictorians going to the seminary becoming a chaplain and and he died but then it appeared he was swept away into the water he was found days later there is no evidence she was drinking it is maurer fraternity lower. so is suggest that one of the most important leaders was a temperance advocate. in the 1500 page history the help me write the book and is very against fraternities. en with the cathedral like building it is li

.>> the indictment does not bring charges against the national organization, it describes how members could have used the national organization to commit conspiracy to commit murder and assault. >> the murder charge comes from a killing in 2014. >>> the father -- a father in pacifica is asking for help to find his missing daughter. she had just been elected class president when she went missing. >> she is 14 years old. someone could take advantage of that innocent young girl. that is the scary part for me, as a father.>> the student at oceana high confirm that she went to classes but her father said she did not come home. her father said he talked to her about her schoolwork but they did not argue.>> human trafficking is huge in the bay area. that is my biggest fear. how do you sleep at night knowing that you have a 14-year- old daughter out there and we don't know where she is.>> she is five foot seven and weighs 127 pounds. a private investigator was hired. so far there are no solid leads. friends have indicator -- indicated she may be in san francisco and may have changed her paren

they outlined the focus of military action is followed, nations, organizations and the president -- or harbored such organizations or persons. there were 19 hijackers from the 9/11 attacks and we've used the 37 instances to send the forces prepared for combat and engaged to the nations including turkey, georgia, theory and iraq, afghanistan and ethiopia and the philippines s and cuba. were all these instances and nation in addition to countless missions around the world to include those which took the lives of those. in april of 2014 the government solicited the bid for the recovery, casualty and search and rescue aviation support and high risk environments in the following 14 countries, nigeria, cameroon and as directed by operational requirements only five of the countries have ever been notified pursuant to the powers that we ar be are plannio engage inat the casualty in connection with high risk activities. i would like a process that informs congress and the public that is equal in transparency to inform them of thers contractor. so we introduced in authorization intended to keep

pam, you spoke to a member of the philadelphia chapter of the national organization for women. tell us about that conversation. >> reporter: right. there is a definite shift that's taking place in our society realtime right now. women are feel comfortable bringing it to light. we sat down with nina. she is a member of now, a mother of two girls and mentor throughout the city. he said she had these thoughts. >> people are being held responsible for their behavior and there's a consequence. unfortunately unless there are consequences these things don't change. this is a big consequence for matt lauer and for the station. we have not as a country, as a world not addressed the needs of women, half the population of the world, more than half in our city. we ask them to suck it up and bear it. no more. >> reporter: we understand some people work for small businesses so there isn't the support of an hr department. we'll tell you more about the city and how they can help. i'm pamela osborne, nbc 10 news. >>> so matt lauer is a household name. people felt like they knew him. >> he won't

it goes on to describe what those nations, what those organizations really are. in a real declaration of war against japan and germany, congress declared that the president is authorized and directed to employ the entire naval military force of the united states and the resources of the government to carry on the war against in this case, the government of germany. and to bring the conflict to successful termination, all the resources of the country are hereby pledged by the congress of the united states. so both in 2001 authorization and the declarations of war against both germany and japan, there were no restrictions. we pledged all necessary resources of this country to the defeat of our enemy. in both your testimony you laid out three conditions. one thing i want to clear up, secretary mattis, you said we should not be -- we should not repeal the 2001-2002. later on you talked about without a new authorization. you're not -- there's no difference in your testimony, correct? you can repeal as long as you have something else in its place. mr. mattis: there are

.>> although the indictment does not bring a charge against the national organization, it describes how members of the santa rosa chapter have a list to use the national organization to commit murder, assault, home invasion, and with his intimidation. >> reporter: crimes date back to 2007. members of the sonoma county chapter originally killed someone inside the courthouse in 2014. others are accused of committing bank fraud. other allegations include assault, sexual assault, and weapons charges. >> the organized criminal activity was designed to instill fear in parts of santa rosa. the victims have lost their lives, their property, and her neighbors the sense of safety.>> reporter: the in the eye said that the goal of the operation is to bring justice to victims. the majority of the suspects appeared before a federal judge this morning in san francisco. we did try to reach out to the sonoma chapter of the hells angels, but we were unsuccessful. >> fbi agents also carried out raising fresno today that were connected to the investigation. is not clear what the ages were looking for they

the aumf outlined the military action as follows, nation's organizations or persons, the president terms -- aided the terrorist attacks that occurred on september 11, 2001, or that harbored such organizations or persons. there were 19 hijackers for the 9/11 attacks and we've now used the 2001aumf in 37 instances to send forces prepared for combat and engaged in combat to 14 nations, including libya, turkey, georgia, syria, iraq, afghanistan, yemen, ethiopia, djibouti, somalia, kenya and cuba. were all these instances and nations and places really associated with planning or support of the attacks of 9/11? these legal interpretations are in addition to countless train and advise missions around the world to include those which took the lives of the four service members in niger. this is not an unforeseen combat environment. i found this interesting. in april 2014, the united states government, department of the navy, solicited contractual bids for personnel recovery, casualty evacuation, and search and rescue, aviation support, end quote, in high-risk environments in the following 14 coun

how members of the sonoma county chapter are alleged to have use a national organization as a means to commit conspiracy, murder, and assault. >> the murder charge comes the killing inside the fresno hells angel clubhouse in 2014. >>> a father in pacific is asking for help to find his missing daughter who hasn't been seen for two months. the daughter had just been elected class president when she went hissing. shipment he is 14. someone could take advantage of that innocent young girl and try -- that's a scary part for me as a father. >> she is a student at oceana high school. officials confirm that she did go to classes september 27th but her father said she didn't come home. the morning she disappeared her father said he talked about her school work but said that they didn't argue. >> human trafficking is a huge thing everywhere, especially here in the bay area. that's my biggest fear. how do you sleep at night knowing you have a 14-year-old out there that we don't know where she is. >> the girl is 5'7'', weighs 127 pounds, the family hired a private investigator but said there ar

so i mean they are caught up in this war with the idea the international national organization is grouping of they say outliers like you do you are. you card and so on that are trying to take over the world. water association our own deal you see during a v.o.c. so russia our own forces caught in the crossfire of them just to let people know those organizations work all in for a blanket ban not so long ago yes i mean and also they've been you know going kind of around the laws like outsider basically around the laws and using a lot of kind of nasty p.r. as well and of course they have some very strong backing but ultimately it's basically a corporate takeover so they're trying to take over water and then take over the oh you'll see so you would like russia's been here because it's a nice kind of whipping boy for them to to make some political ground and ok and with regard to the new york times publishing this story just run through a bit of background on that with regard to the whole doping scandal well i mean the oh the you know the i.o.c. said not so long good at like you had new york ti

cnn law enforcement analyst cedric alexander, the past president of the national organization of blackaw enforcement executives. good morning. so sorry to have to speak under such terrible circumstances. another mass shooting. 26 dead. victims from the ages 5 to 72. even younger victims, casualties wounded here. your initial first blush reaction here. how someone who was bounced out of the military for assault would be able to get ahold of a weapon like this. . that is a real quit cal question, and one i believe we're going have the answer where. is the overlapping between the military world? is that considered very different in cases filed out here as a civilian, are those records kept separated? here is the bigger question. i think that we need to make some determination when he was charged in the military, how was that case tried and how was it adjudicated. and if those files would have been open to civilian records and background checks. that becomes the $54,000 question. but it is a horrific event that will looking too small community. but not only that community, but also this co

. >> though it doesn't bring charges against the hells angels national organization it describes how members of the sonoma county chapter aralled to have used the national organization as a means to commit conspiracy, to commit murder, assault. >> that murder charge comes a '214 killing inside the clubhouse in fresno. >>> during closing arguments yesterday the prosecutor said the suspect was playing a secret game of russian roulette on the crowded pier. the defense continued to argue that the suspect found the gun and it miss fired. they say he panicked and threw it into the bay. the prosecution say that he lied to investigators after his arrest and never said it was an accident. >>> a lawsuit has been file bid four residents a senior living home in santa rosa claiming the staff didn't safely evacuate many of the residents during the north bay wildfires. the facility was destroyed october 8th. the lawsuit said more than 70 resident was abandoned by the staff. the families of two of the residents arrived that night and evacuated all of the residents they could find using their own car

. >> the indictment doesn't bring charges against the hells angels national organization it describes how members of the sonoma county chapter are alleged to have used the national organization as a means to commit conspiracy, to commit murder, assault. maiming, home invasion robbery, extortion and witness intimidation. >> reporter: the crimes date back to 2007 according to the indictment unsealed mondayt. says members of the sonoma county chapter allegedly killed someone inside the fresno hells angel clubhouse in 2014. others are accused of committing bank fraud and money laundering to buy a property in 2007 that was to be used as an indoor marijuana grow house. other allegations include assault, sexual assault and weapons charges. >> the organized criminal activity was designed to intill fear in the parts of santa rosa that are around these motorcycle gangs. the victims have lost their lives, their property and the neighbors, their sense of safety. >> reporter: the fbi said the goal of the operation is to bring justice to victims by going after members that used violence and indenta

i want to turn now to tony van pelt of the national organization for women. i begin with you. your thoughts on what we just heard and where this story is going. >> well, i'm really rebelieved more women are coming forward. i believe the women. and i think that the majority of the people of the united states believe the women. and on top of that, there's year book, the fact that he was banned from the mall, there are his disent opinions protecting, trying to protect sexual predators, men protecting men. he has a long history of this. the evidence is out and it is an artful dodge to say if this is proven. it has been proven. it is time to come out and vote against roy moore. >> heidi? >> i thought it was interesting, in the statement that was made earlier that the only challenge that was really made was to the one accuser. there are four other accusers, now just since we've been on air i guess there have been two more. that does not meet what i'll call the hannity test. sean hannity in a sign of potentially even' conservative media turning on roy moore, saying he needs issue an

now the national organization for women is not only asking for williams' resignation but a full investigation. >> as a democrat, i feel like i'm subsidizing his poor behavior. >> philadelphia's mar you is calling for him to step down. he isn't talking publicly, but he res leased a statement saying these accusations are without merit. we ask the public to allow the courts to do its job before passing judgment. >>> in south jersey, a stranger drove up to a 15-year-old girl and offered her money to get into his car. police came up with this sketch right here. . this happened last wednesday after school. the teen said no several times and the driver drove away. it had chipped paint on the passenger's side. . >>> new details in a road side shooting that left a. trooper seriously injured. prosecutors announced today that police were justified in shooting the gunman who opened fire on them. the corporal was shot multiple times by a man troopers pulled over last tuesday in plainfield township. police returned fire wounding the gunman. today prosecutors called the decision to clear the troopers an eas

. >> although the indictment does not ring indictment against the national organization, it describes how members of the sonoma county chapter are alleged to use the organization as a means to commit conspiracy, to commit myrdal, assault. >> -- to commit murder and assault. >> they are accused of killing someone in the clubhouse in 2014. others are accused of a variety of crimes, including bank fraud and money laundering. >>> new information with the 17- year-old high school student. authorities say that they rearrested one of the suspects. he has been charged with murder in the death of lawrence jensen, he was gunned down outside olympic high school, all six suspects are charged with gun enhancements. >>> we are learning more about the shooting death of a man while he was trying to sell his iphone over the weekend. henry lee explains, he went to meet a potential buyer but it turned out to be a set up. >> reporter: daniel carlos and his brother that they were meeting a potential buyer. the buyers were bent on robbery after finding the victims posting on the popular app, let go. >> our

a post on the national organization's website says girls should not be forced to hug or be hugged by anyone. that includes family members even if they haven't seen their relatives in a while. the girl scouts psychology say that could help girls set boundaries from a young age and the doctors say that can teach girls to object to other uncomfortable situations throughout their lives. some parenting groups are applaud and others are saying -- >>> time is 4:55. more than 5 million californians are expected to start driving, hit the road and crowd the roads for thanksgiving. aaa is recommending some bay area freeways and areas you should avoid, they include eastbound interstate 880. and 580 at santa rita, the westbound bay bridge and in the south bay, northbound interstate 680 at cal la var us road and highway 91. >>> there is black friday, and there's cyber monday. but in between is small business saturday. according to research firm womply, retailers pull in 124% -- he looked into local companies and -- you may not want to buy your child an expensive apple watch. what about the octopus

people to give funds to journal organizations -- charitable organizations is something the national organization at our counterparts in the journal sector cannot support. specifically for us, we would support a universal deduction for charities. rather than doubling the standard deduction for people. not only really incentivizes the top 1% to be giving. we know for a fact that 40% of our donors of thomas -- have told us they would not donate any longer is in the house bill. 40% of those. if you think about 44% of our clinics have an operating budget of $100,000 or lower. if they lose 40% of their donors, that makes them shut their doors and then we have a health care gap, and more people go to the emergency room to receive health care. host: this shows the five largest u.s. tax inductions, state and local taxes, the second, mortgage and student loan interest in the third is charitable deduction expenses. of 2013 inn as charitable contributions. catherine is on the line from ohio on the democrats line. caller: good morning. i'm so happy to hear from you. i live in hamilton county in the great sta

the national organization of women is not only calling for the sheriff to resign but for a full investigation. williams is not talking publicly but reloeeased a statement sayi, "these accusations are without merit. we ask the public to allow the courts to do its job before passing judgment." >>> this morning, there's a bipartisan call for an ethics investigation after a radio lost accused senator al franken of groping her and forcing her to kiss him more than a decade ago. leanne tweeden says the minnesota senator assaulted her in 2016 while they were entertaining u.s. troops overnight -- troops overseas. tweeden said the picture shows franken groping her while she was asleep. she said franken, the former "saturday night live" star, forcibly kissed her while rehearsing a skit. >> he just put his hands on the back of my head and mashed his face -- it happened so fast. he mashed his lips against my face. and he stuck his tongue in my mouth so fast. >> franken apologized and called for an ethics investigation into himself. when talking about that photo, franken said, "there is no excuse. i look

refused to turn out of ames the nation organizers see. anything that the courts can force them to reveal is something that we think can only benefit the movement and a new hussein vienna rai plaintiffs in a lawsuit represented by the american civil liberties union allege electronic surveillance on the m y p d l p u a being watched by frank we don't expect the n.y.p.d. to be transparent with us and tell us their tactics against us they suspect certain technology has been used to disrupt and intimidate them and powering off and then a kind of chaotic claims that phones might be a target in the morning when the flow for shut up i'll try this is probably the eighth time it's been shut down tonight. and fifty four percent battery there's no problem with the phone. the n.y.p.d. has used technology called sting right in the past it's used to sweep up people's cell phone information but have attention to disrupt the phone as well and you start to realize also like how important the phone is right in terms of being able to fill in the police if th

nation's waterways is written in the existence of the environmental protection agency the national organization set up to protect the environment and communities and these revived government support for fossil fuels is my administration is putting an end to the war on coal for trump's environmental legacy might have a surprising twist i'm in the usa to see how communities are coming together to bypass the white house forming a global network of grassroots resistance. to come to the people's climate much here in washington d.c. is one of three hundred marches across the country calling for a change in environmental policy. that they. have to meet about climate because it's trying i'm right and. the what. we're dealing with climate change right now is not a situation where you know it'll be coming to us in the future it is wrapping right now like me and so i came all the way here to d.c. to say that enough is enough. with eighty one percent of the united states energy still coming from oil coal and natural gas many here to oppose to trumpet ministrations of the fossil fuel industry. was out. to c

this struggle at the age of 15 years old, when i organized the first youth conference of the national organizationf the advancement of colored people in the wake of that malicious brutal murderering of em emma teal, and it was one year later that megawale evers asked my mother if i could come to san francisco to attend the national convention of the naacp, and on that sunday morning of the convention, where did i worship? at 3rd baptist church, and i was as a young lad from mississippi, so impressed overseeing frederick douglas haynes, sr., standing before that sacred desk who had the presence and the elequence that was greater maybe than that of prince albert as a gentleman, as a scholar, as a pretty muche mucher -- preacher, and a social activist, so that impacted my life further, and to think we're here today with mayor lee, members of department heads, and citizens with the city of san francisco to honor this struggle with this designation, and because of this designation, there will forever be known that 3rd baptist was here, was reckoned with and made a difference in the lives of people for

targetedy specifically to use all necessary and appropriate force against nations, organizations, or persons planning or authorizing or committing or aiding terrorist attacks that occur, completely about those 2001 attacks. the thing i think we are all struggling with as a committee, and our role in this constitutional balance, is between a vision of the past in which our constitution was framed around a declaration of war and an executive who committed forces in such wars and the modern battlefield of the world in which there are terrorist groups scattered about , and whether what you are asking for, which sounds like permanent worldwide ability for the executive on its own to take and that isslam, quite a different vision than the one laid out in our constitution. -- i describing it fairly because i did hear no timeline, no geographic constraints, no restriction on type of operations -- that sounds a whole lot like a permanent transition of power to the executive that really takes congress out of the picture once such an aumf is -- sec. mattis: senator, that statement from the auth

trying to keep the show on the road you have these individual already you're the independent national organizations like usada you cut and they're trying to take over the whole show. they're not going to do any better they want their piece of the pie so good instinct i do believe that is going to face for like in the paralympics it is political i think i did there's no way we can look at russia unfortunately is the whipping boy it's caught in the middle of this civil war in sports it's caught in a greater geopolitical battle and russia is a very convenient scapegoat. written stepping up its search for alleged russian influence in its affairs after u.k. research has claimed more than four hundred twitter accounts trying to sway voters on breaks that i wanted sample highlighted was an alleged russian tweeter whose profile didn't exactly fit someone usually into british politics but still posted or read tweeted nearly one hundred posts mentioning breck's it our london correspondent polly boycott looks at the facts behind the allegations. in recent weeks and days the british media has been heavily focu

having the opportunity to participate in a national organization is really. neat she ever existed so i just saw from people in this country most people don't understand that there's a six mile by six mile country in the middle of upstate new york the populations aren't bad yet we have quite a few world class lacrosse players. big story that's taking place here that's contests about the original just like we were savages and heathens and pagans to them they use the term internal us which means you know empty empty land these lands were not. really about serving our nationality. it's something she created for the. next day let's get some on. the nation now this is a celebration just like. i want. there are quite nice songs we've lost many. never been defeated. to tell us more about the relationship between across a native american culture we have from six nations reserve in canada lao thompson he paid for the iroquois nationals and is a professional across player for national cross leagues georgists wall and major league across the chesapeake bay hawks he was n

trying to trying to keep the shoulder road you have these individual or the independent national organizations like usada you card and they are trying to take over the whole show. no. they're not going to do any better they want their piece of the pie so good instinct i do believe that bush is going to face a full bar like in the paralympics but if it's like last time you had people wanting to make it look like they were being decisive without ever actually taking any decisions exactly look as an era said and has been pointed many many times russia has taken money of the boxes and one complaint has been to the winter olympic athletes have not been tested enough you know just because they've not been tested in russia or north however when to compete outside they're very very very heavily tested however the names of who has been tested and the results of those tests are not published in these international federations like say by author and so on i'll give just one example in swimming. all the swimmers are tested outside of russia as well so you get if you move the horses who is based in usa she

timothy reeves for receiving a community star from the national organization of state offices for rural health. community stars recognize men and women nationwide who work to improve, protect and advance health and wellness for those living in rural america. timothy reeves is the chief executive office of the bucktail medical center which is a skilled nursing facility, community clinic and b.l.s. ambulance service in renovo, pennsylvania, in clinton county. it's the only medical center for more than 30 miles in any direction. bucktail medical center is believed to be the most remote hospital in pennsylvania. when timothy came to bucktail, the small hospital was on life support. the organization had significant financial issues but it had a dedicated, strong-willed staff and supporting board. through a carefully planned financial restructuring process, timothy has helped bring the facility back to life. it is growing, modernizing and acquiring the equipment, technology and provisions needed to advance health care for the community. mr. speaker, thanks to timothy and his team, bucktail is

independent national organizations like. they're trying to take over the whole show. not going to any better you know they want their piece of the pie so good instinct i do believe that russia is going to face like in the paralympics it is political i think i did there's no way we can look at russia unfortunately is the whipping boy caught in the middle of this civil war in sports it's caught in a greater geopolitical battle and russia is a very convenient scapegoat. living on a spanish parliament session has once again highlighted the divide in the country over cattle on independence with castle only is former leaders in exile in belgium potentially facing extradition one council an m.p. in madrid flirted with the idea of the spanish prime minister being arrested for his actions against the breakaway region. senior minister will let you have made your prisons. sure you know we will make our ballot boxes your night minister you have beaten us with sticks who will be you without a boat and i hope one day see mr wrong horry in the. media or debuting his new show here on

. >> mixed reaction to a holiday parenting message from the national girl scout organization. what they are asking girl scouts not to do this thanksgiving. >> coming up next, it's more than just a high school football game. how the team at santa rosa's cardinal newman is determined to play this weekend to try to bring its community together. >> happy thanksgiving, everybody. we have a nice day but it's cloudy for sure. we have the sunset tonight, pretty spectacular. clouds moving into the area. there is rain in the five-day forecast. i'll have the details when we see you in a minute. >>> the cardinal newman football team continues their play-off run tomorrow night against rival rancho cotati. several of the players lost their homes in the devastating north by firestorm. the game will be played at santa rosa junior college and as sports anchor scott reiss tells you there's a lot more on the line than just a football game. >>> reporter: cardinal newman high school ravaged by last month's tubbs fire. the football team lost his home. fire players lost their homes. >> at first, i t

. >> it does not bring charges against the national organization but the members of the sonoma county chapter used it as a means to commit conspiracy, to commit murder, assault, home invasion robbery, extortion, and witness intimidation. >> the crimes date back to 2007. members of the sonoma county chapter killed someone in front of the fresno clubhouse in 2014, others committed bank fraud. other allegations include assault, sexual assault and weapons charges. >> the organized criminal activity was designed to instill fear in the parts of santa rosa that are around these motorcycle gangs. the victims have lost their lives, their property, and the neighbors, their sense of safety. >> reporter: the goal of the operation is to go after the members who used violence and intimidation for their own personal gain. we try to reach out to the county chapter but we were not successful. >>> the mayor of oakland calls president trump a bully. the backlash after the president lashed out at the raiders running back. >>> we will let you know if there is rain on the way for the holiday week. >>> the

there are hundreds of people, amazing men and women working for national organization of missing children, and they work in the space and the ngo space is powerful in sort of understanding these spaces and you're right that the social media, we can't ask the social media companies to police every platform, it's not realistic and not practical, but we certainly can ask them when you are made aware of these abuses and the problems on the platform, to start to respond to it and that seems like a particularly reasonable thing particularly when the thing we are talking about are violations of your terms of service. we're not asking you to implement our rules or our view of right or wrong, we're pointing where with are they are in your platform and these are the terms of service, would you please do something about that and that seems like a small ask. >> one of the things i advocated and on the national and missing and exploited children as the model, i don't want facebook to decide what i should and shouldn't see. i find that more terrified than them taking on a role for which they're not qua

national aclu. the aclu is the largest civil liberties organization in the united states. we currently have 1.6 million members, which is up from 500,000 in november of 2016. you can all imagine why. [laughter] >> yes. we have national offices in new york and washington and our real strength is that we have 50 autonomous affiliate offices in every state and in the district of columbia. the aclu currently has 400 national staff and 1200 affiliate staff. we have 300 affiliate and national staff lawyers and also 2000 lawyer volunteers every year who bring almost 2000 cases in state and federal courts to protect the civil liberties and civil rights of people within the united states. we are non-partisan. we receive no governmental funding. all of our budget comes from dues, contributions and grants. our core mission is to protect the civil liberties and civil rights of anyone who is in this country. and we deal with a full panoply. we protect the rights guaranteed by the first amendment, freedom of press, of assembly, freedom of religion. we are committed to racial justice and

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party's national youth organization welcome to our show mr cooler thank you. mr cooler you're only twenty eight years old you have already completed a two state examinations in law and are a newly elected delegate of the german bundestag between the two opposing there is so many nice jobs out there why did it have to be politics. well the good thing is i learned a different profession first time a lawyer by training i might not have worked as one for a long just for a while after my second state examination but it's important to me to have a profession i trained for you never know your term in office only lasts for four years and it may well be over then but even if it is there will be other options for me but for now it's great to have this opportunity at twenty eight i mean the average age of bundestag m.p.'s is about fifty so being able to contribute at twenty eight is a real gift a great honor. but you laid the groundwork early on when you joined germany's young liberals when you were only thirteen other boys that age usually spend their time in front of a