this has included investing in essential programs through our cops office and office of justice programslow police departments to hire more officers. included in investing in policing efforts to public trust. and anti-violence initiatives aimed at preventing violent at the community level. as we have worked to reduce violent crime, the department has found committed partners on the state and local level at every turn. our shared commitment to deepening our partnerships into the public we serve has already begun to show results. fbi data shows a decrease in violent crime in communities across the country in 2023, compared to the previous year, including an over 13% reduction in homicides. that's the steepest decline, yearly decline in homicides in over 50 years. and last year's trend appears to be continuing into this year. based on data from police departments in 90 cities across the country, we saw a 18% year over year decline in murders in the first quarter of 2024. that program is-- that progress is reflected in many so of the communities represented in atlanta, there was a 21% drop i

he was charging the police officer, period. that's when so much of this started and truth matters when we are dealing with these things. this is infuriating. it's absolutely infuriating. we are allowing a city council to let havoc be reaking in this the town because they don't like law enforcement. it's time for the adults to come back in the room and make this country and the city safe. questions to -- excuse me, to our mr. pemberton, can you tell me when we are dealing with police chases what the policies are in the city? >> the metropolitan police department has policies on police pursuits. the only vehicles we are allowed to pursuit when a violent felony is committed and if we believe there's an eminent threat of serious body injury or death. >> tell me about carjackings, what happens with those? >> in certain circumstances officers would be able to pursuit the vehicles. in reality most of the pursuits are called office by management officials. >> because of what reason? >> the perceived danger that there could be or possib

how often we are in an office and how much office space companies who had headquartered in san francisco need. some of those were structural impacts how we stop. there has been a long-term change as online shopping takes up a greater share how we performs and covid-19 took a shift that would probably take 10 to 15 years happen and collapse what happened ofern the timeframe to 2 years so saw structural impacts how people shop. we have seen a lot of progress rchlt we are 9 months in and significant things we have seen is efforts creating permitinant services and homes for people experiencing homelessness is dramatic. we increased the number of shelter beds dramatically and take-up of the beds dramatically, and there is more work to do. on the safety side there are exciting things that happened. we increased our police pay among the highest in the bay area which is a important thing for recruitment. police recruitment across the country is down so recruiting the best we can means we need to give a high pay set. august the highsh return in graduates. we see 75 decrease in retail theft and 50

in ukraine, people are worried about the growing influence of the head of the president's office, andriy yarmak, on volodymyr zelenskyi. the british newspaper times writes about it. the other day, an article was published there, in which it is said that... that higher government, military, law enforcement and diplomatic sources are concerned about the increasing dependence of the head of state on the head of his office. yermak's authority with the start of a full-scale invasion of ukraine in 2022 by russia and the introduction of martial law there exceeded the authority of all elected officials of ukraine, the times writes. he is unofficially called the de facto head of state and vice president. more about that, about the recovery summit, which is starting now. in germany, we talk further on this broadcast. my name is kateryna nekrecha, and this is svoboda ranok. so, unnamed diplomatic sources claim that yermak fully controls access to zelenskyi, and the military allegedly accuses him of organizing the dismissal of valery zaluzhnyi from the position of commander-in-chief of the armed for

officer marcus wells epitomized what it means to be a tactical officer. officer wells has over 11 years with the police department. his exceptional work ethics were recognized early on in his career when they received the isaac he espinoza award, fresh out of the academy, he was awarded the bronze medal of valor. i would describe marcus as a quiet leader dedicated to teammate and unit, he shows restraint, patience, fiscal and mental port tude especially when dealing with people in their most vulnerable moments. you can tell by his unit how much they're respected. >> i want to say to everybody, i'm moved by the speech. all i have to say is, grace is, getting what you don't deserve right. >> deputy chief. your former lieutenant back there, eric kim and you know, i will not be long winded but i think i told you all how much i respect and admire everything you do and just for the public, you know, this unit and officer wells, they get called into some of the most stressful, situations that one can imagine and they always act with professionalism, their traini

controller's office and poa. faith based groups and the mayor's office thises is a visual how we managed the phase 3 plus per remaining 20 recommendations. 20s were group in the 5 different plans you see the idea that shared work efforts. and or the end goal of those were similar. and self recommendations did in the have a tie and we named those as independent recommendations. >> here we have over view of specific objectives to the project plans one and 2 in the use of force and data and track. those were to integrate more of the records management system. and increase collection of use of force and arrest in analysis. plan 3 in the commute policing forums the main goal reestablish the community forms and bring them up with best practice. >> the management dash board project plan 4. encompany us performance evaluations and resources to inform coaching and develop personnel and show data out come by demographics. >> there is a -- large aspect of internal justice throughout internal affair's process. develop review

post office building. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from wisconsin mr. grothman, and the gentleman from maryland, mr. raskin, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from wisconsin. mr. grothman: i ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative day to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on this measure. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized. mr. grothman: i yield five minutes to the gentleman from california mr. mcclintock. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. mcclintock: madam speaker 1555 for consideration today this. measure names the post officedesto, california, in honor and memory of corporal michael d. anderson jr. this bill that is he -- has the anonymous spart of the modesto city council the stanislaus county board of supervisors the enti california delegation, and the house oversight committee. there are those who scoff at post office naming bill

i remember sitting in your office when i brought the idea to you. you looked at me like you do sometimes and you said, that sounds like a good idea and we talked about it. we talked about services in different departments and you told me some i didn't know about and said, yeah i'll get behind it and immediately endorsed prop d and saw as something good to do and can't thank you enough and in your appointing ivy lee and recommending here, i can't thank you enough. i also like to thank supervisors hillary ronan and myrna melgar for unwavering support of this office and to hillary, we have been friends a long time. legislative aids together and worked together and been working on womens and victim issues, immigrant issues so long and see you here knowing you fold in the issues you care about and all care about i cant tell how much it means to me. to myrna melgar, a signatory on the initiative breveing it from the start. i can't thank you enough again for your friendship and all the things we care about and work on together. you are just two women in my

the presiding officer: objection is heard. the presiding officer: the majority whip. mr.urbin: before yielding to the senator from rhode island one of the critics of this proposal said it was a solution in search of a problem. side of the aisle believes obviously, that for one supr to accept lavish gifts and luxury trips from billionaires to the tune of millions of dollars and supreme court justice to take an undisclosed trip -- fishing trip at the cost of $100,000 is business as usual at the supreme court. the american people i'm sure will disagree. i yield the floor. i'm sorry, one last thing. i ask unanimous consent the confirmation of the chang nomination be at 11:30 a.m. tomorrow thursday june 13, following disposition of that nomination the senate resume legislative session,ha t cloture motion with respect to the motion to proceed to calendar 413, s. 4445, ripen at 1:45 p.m. and the mandatory quorum be waived. the presiding officer: is there objection? without objection. the senator from rhode island? bhous mr. whitehouse: first let me thank the chairman of our comm

by the way, look at the office, is it open or not? task of billing the mobile phone of our murdered man. come on, what's there? it's locked here. come here. express analysis ready. this is the blood of another person who was not killed. oops, now this is interesting. yes. so, the keys, the list of necessary telephone numbers are hanging on the wall. competently, otherwise, one of our friends kept it on the table and poured tea over it all the time. well, not vodka, but a log of information, a log of incidents, and where is your log of incoming telephone messages, here it is, yeah, right, and what about the amenities, it’s right down the corridor to the left, past the dining room, by the way, it’s a good dining room , i always get soup there. 3121 film this, they live beautifully, you understand something, you can comment on something for us, oops, it works, that’s how it should be, well, show me what they filmed there, let’s go. very strange, there were cameras turned off 10 minutes before the end of the working day , i didn’t turn th

and miraculously try to avoid questions from law enforcement officers.he third time he may become involved in a criminal case for insulting government officials. the chairman of the russian investigative committee, alexander bastryk, ordered that the patient be taken out of the white room and into the investigator’s office. the head of the department gave instructions to the head of the investigative department for the tambov region, alexander nikolaevich polshakov, in order to objectively investigate the establishment of all the circumstances of the incident, initiate a criminal case and report on the previously established circumstances. the execution of the order is placed under control in the central office of the department. prior to this, the decision to initiate a criminal case was twice canceled by the prosecutor’s office of the tambov region, and the security forces had enough reasons to communicate with the main regional doctor, especially since the doctor was ready was to demonstrate. watching insults to police officers, spread across the inte

they had offices there. no president actually even gave them an office in the white house until lyndon johnson came along. he's the first one to argue to get office in the white house complex. and even then, he didn't get it in the white house itself. he only got it in the executive office building across the street. so, you know, perhaps not surprisingly, not all of them particularly like the president they were serving for vice president thomas hendricks, for instance, was no fan of grover cleveland. in fact, he tried to get him removed from the ticket on the grounds that cleveland was morally unfit because of a sex scandal. as valerie haider of the library of congress wrote, their relationship improved only when hendricks died. in november 1885, he served as vice president for about a half a year. as valerie writes, six months too long for both men. so no wonder they took such a jaundiced view of the job. here are some of the ways that vice presidents have described their position. teddy roosevelt said it

yaroslav, i have one more question, it concerns the prosecutor general's office.ii kostin, the prosecutor general to the verkhovna rada, but he did not come. you wanted to ask him how his deputy, dmytro verbytskyi, is doing, from whom our colleagues found out that his common-law wife or girlfriend has acquired numerous fortunes there, the car is not moving.

staff officers escort officers one of whom is a nazi lackey by the name of martin borman. he's hitler's right hand man. and borman's a vicious nasty nazi as bad as they come. and he and rummel have a running. because rummel is the officer in charge of security. and borman tries to put his car ahead of rummels following hitler's open mercedes touring the battlefront in poland and they were coming under combat conditions. rummel shuts down borman borman never forgets that pulls out his little black book. and says get revenge on erwin rummel one day. that's coming in 1944. rummel does so well in poland that hitler gives him a command of the seventh armored division for the invasion of france. andion performs magnificently. it's known as the ghost division because it races from the rhine river. all the way to the english chanand because rummel does so brilliantly in the french campaign of 1940. then when there are problems in north africa with the italian troops facing the british troops. in egypt and libya what happens hitler turns to rumble and says general rummel, i want yo

the alameda county sheriff's office is thanking federal law enforcement officers for taking a violent criminal off the street. >> because the office of alameda county district attorney pamela price refused to file charges. the sheriff's office says robert bureau coe was arrested in mid-may for a january stabbing in haywards micah state park. the sheriff's office despite being identified by the victim and having a criminal history dating back at least 30 years. but federal drug and weapons convictions, da prices office chose not to prosecute. i'm not even surprise. carl chan is head of the committee trying to recall da pamela price. you know, it's quite upsetting. >> again, it's also proven that, you know, the d a his son, a bulk at the farm, you a job directed in a statement. prices office says this matter was reviewed by a veteran charging deputy district attorney in our office. >> who made a determination to do it for this individual to our federal law enforcement partners. but the sheriff's office says that is completely inaccurate. they say they reached out to federal probation of

the officer will now write a report to the judge who will sentence trump in weeks. here's our senior investigative correspondent aaron katersky now. >> reporter: tonight, former president donald trump taking his next step as a convicted criminal, meeting for the first time with a probation officer before he's sentenced next month. the purpose of this meeting, which was conducted remotely, trump at his mar-a-lago estate, is to help the officer prepare a report with a sentencing recommendation for judge juan merchan. trump was found guilty of 34 counts of falsifying business records to cover up a hush money payment to porn star stormy daniels. he has attacked the verdict and the judge over and over. >> i just went through a rigged trial in new york -- with a highly conflicted -- and i mean highly conflicted -- judge, where there was no crime. it was made up, fabricated stuff. >> reporter: no word on what trump told the probation officer today, but her report to the judge must include trump's own description of his crime, whether he accepts responsibility, and anything

and then i read michael fanon's book, the officer the police officer, with the tattoos down his neck and his book. and then i republican congresswoman liz cheney's book. and then i read this book by sergeant aquilino gonell, the this is such an important read of american. i want to to tell you a bit about him. we can have a conversation and we will have some time for questions. so sergeant connell was here to live the american dream. he's an immigrant from the dominican republic. he and his mom came over to be with his dad. complicated family issues. but the theme that runs throughout his book is, courage and dedication to service and he served in iraq, sacrificed unbelievably to get a college degree while supporting his family and has a lifelong commitment to service and public safety. the january 6th brutality. and there really are no words to describe the horror of january 6th, when election deniers were summoned to washington and ultimately to the u.s. capitol to attack the fundamental symbol of our democracy, the united states capitol. people were injured grievously. people died

an officer they almost lost in a gun battle. tonight that officer is home. spending weeks in the hospital. officer jamie arredondo is one of the officers who responded to a call in the santa teresa neighborhood on may 2nd. a man with a long criminal history was outside that room where a mother and three children were sheltering. arredondo was one of two officers shot after confronting that man. nbc bay area's jocelyn moran was at the hospital when he was released. jocelyn. yeah. jess. terry. it has been a long recovery for officer arredondo. he left the hospital in a wheelchair, smiling as people cheered for him tonight, the mayor called him a hero and the acting police chief saying today showed the commitment officers make to risk their lives for people they may not even know. tonight, officer jamie arredondo released from santa clara valley medical center officers with the san jose police department clapped as he exited in a wheelchair more than a month after a shootout at a hotel in the santa teresa neighborhood. that left arredondo critically injured. hi

emma simpson, bbc news, at the post office inquiry. officials have released this image of his mugshot, taken after he was arrested. police say he was pulled over in the early hours of tuesday — in sag harbour — which is in the upmarket hamptons area of long island. he was released without bail after being formally charged, our correspondent in new york nada tawfik has more. justin timberlake was out for the night on monday in the hamptons, a wealthy new york beach destination popular with celebrities in the summer. he was out with friends when he was arrested by police in the early hours of tuesday for driving while intoxicated. now, the suffolk county district attorney's office provided no further comment, but court documents detail that he was stopped just after 1230 in the morning. after he drove through a stop sign, an officer pulled him over and noted that his eyes were bloodshot and glassy, that his breath smelled strongly of alcohol, and that he also performed poorly on all standard field sobriety tests. now, the officer said th

washington field office ran that rain -- raid not the miami field office. it was ran out of headquarters, not from an assigned u.s. attorney's office as is customary. the fbi didn't seek consent before doing the raid and the fbi refused to wait for president trumps attorneys to be present before the search was conducted. mr. bratton is on the special counsel team. including just weeks before his and indictment. what's most troubling is what what he did to mr. stanley woodward. he represents one of the defendants in the documents case. he was summoned by -- informed stanley woodward. if you were guy flips, if your guy changes, it could help your chances for the judgeship you are interested in. unbelievable. and of course, -- had to file this with the court. many people call this tampering with evidence. jack smith mishandled the very documents that he charged mr. trump with mishandling. member what special counsel found. president biting normally -- president biden knowingly kept and disclosed classified information and then he told us why president biden to

the presiding officer: duly noted. mr.o be determined by the majority leader, in consultation with the republican leader, it be in order for the chair to lay before the senate the house message to accompany s.870, and the leader or his designee be recognized to make a motion to concur in the house amendments. further, that there be up to two hours of debate, equally divided, and upon the use or yielding back of that time, the senate vote on the motion to concur in the house amendment without further intervening action or debate. finally, that if the motion is agreed to, the motion to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. schumer: madam president, i have some very good news. today, we reached an agreement to move forward on bipartisan legislation to support our firefighters. our firefighters, paid and volunteer, are brave, they risk their lives for us, and they run towards danger, not away from. in that sense, they're like our domestic soldiers. passing this bip

he -- at two police officers. earlier this month in texas an illegal immigrant arrested when he broke into a private business and committed a large robbery there. in florida, a swat team got into a shootout with an illegal alien, who a police officer. just a few months washington state, an illegal was driving,n state police officers police officer. the war cass going 107 -- the car was going 107 miles an he was under the influence the marijuana at the time. not everyone who crosses carries out acts of criminal act afloat. i'm fullyactivity. i'm fully aware of that. all i'm asking is a simple checking criminal history at the border for the coming across the border? and the answer is no. for the eight people picked up last week thater isis terrorist connected those eight are individuals that were listed as special interestns. they're eight of the 53,000 special interes entered our country this year across think that number is big, last year the number was 70,000 special interest aliens were released into our country

, this is profitsky’s office, this is my office now, yeah, yeah you?hings are warned in advance. oh, first of all, they don't warn you. well, secondly, our company is going through a difficult time right now, for reasons known to you. and thirdly. i don’t understand, what are you going to look for here? are there any of your wife's things left here? this is my office, not my wife’s, mine, you understand? alla leonidovna, we have a task - to conduct a search, and we will conduct it in the room in which vygotsk’s office was. won't you spend it? arkady, but very useful. arkady, there are comrades from the police here, they want to conduct a search, they generally have the right. alla leonidovna, a notary is coming to see you. hello. well, what other notary? elena alekseevna pirogova. the gentleman drew up a will in our office. i contacted mr. golik, who was first on the contact list. zhenya did not have a will. he made his will a month and a half ago. can i look at the will? i am going to announce this will in the presence of all interested parties. after

a has been a major, an initiative of this office. we have done a number of psa since last year and we will continuing that to raise awareness about gun violence last week, the family justice center hosting gun violence awareness resource fair national gun violence awareness day. and we content will have. that was our second and hope that we did last year and we did it again this year. >> now this comes as governor newsom says that crime in oakland has dropped 33% since february. this includes crimes like homicide, assault, robbery, burglary, car theft, larceny and arson. >> earlier this year, the governor deployed an additional 120 chp officers to oakland as part of a targeted search operation to crack down on crime in that despite the governor citing a drop in homicides, 3 teenagers were killed in fatal shootings in oakland on monday last year. oakland last 126 people to homicide. francisco's panda project has just moved forward. another step the board of supervisors has signed off on mayor breed's plan to start fundraising, too. br

jack smith has the power of a principal officer not an inferior officer.h the constitution all the attorney general had to do is to poi was to point for ea u.s. attorney who was already, already confirmed by the united states senate. but he did not do that. the attorney general cannot get the appointments clause the critical role of the senate and appoint whomever he wants off the street without any constitutional legal authority. that is what ed neese and michael did to former attorneys general are saying. and also attorney general bart most recent example, appointed david weiss special counsel of the hunter biting case the u.s. attorney for delaware so he complied with the constitution and statutory authority he also pointed jon durham special counsel was also a sitting u.s. attorney in connecticut. to conduct his investigation per garland chose to violate the constitution. he has no statutory authority reach into the had to pick someone he wanted. a hit man. jack smith. but, for our purposes jack smith is not a principal officer sent an inferior officer

the information was leaked not to anyone, but to the consultant of the president's office, yury golykthe curator of the great construction, although he himself prefers to call himself an ideologue rather than a curator. this is the first and currently the only case when the head of the anti-corruption body refuses to take part in the meeting of the anti-corruption committee and answer questions, the head of the committee, anastasia radina, said today. you see an empty space now, colleagues, you see a sign. this morning we learned from the media that it appears naboo believes it does not have to tell the naboo leak investigation committee. i would be very interested to understand, and how it happened in general, that the information about the judicial official investigation was known to the person involved in the investigation even before the investigation was opened. how did it happen? i would also be interested to hear how the director of the anti-corruption bureau would convince us that we should trust and humbly wait for the results of the investigation in a situation where the par

according to the investigation, 15 law enforcement officers and four civilians were killed.eport by andrey romanov. surrounded in the intensive care ward of the republican clinical hospital of dagestan. now he is recovering from surgery; in total , 16 people were brought to the medical facility after the bandit attack, all with gunshot and shrapnel wounds. let's hope that little by little, little by little, the patients will be stabilized and further treatment will be carried out in specialized departments. these are photographs of those who gave their lives to protect the inhabitants of the republic. armed terrorists in the ministry of internal affairs have already officially confirmed the death of 15 employees; their names and ranks were published by official representative of the department irina volk in her telegram channel. also with reference to the head of the main department of the russian ministry of internal affairs for the north caucasus federal district, sergei bachurin, addressed the personnel and families of the deceased police officers. we have lost real heroe

for determining the legality of officer of the officer involved. shooting based on their independent investigation and review, the district attorney of the county of san francisco will make the final decision as to whether the involved officer's actions comply with the laws of the state of california. finally, i would like to point out that we take community feedback very seriously based on feedback from prior officer involved shooting town halls. we will also take questions and answer them to the extent we are able. understanding that this incident remains an ongoing investigation, we will allocate one hour for public comments and questions. thank you very much for joining us today. and now acting commander mark m. this presentation is regarding the investigation of an officer involved shooting. however, no one sustained injury from the discharge of the officer's firearm. this investigation is pursuant to the agreement between the san francisco police department and the district attorney's office. the officer involved shooting or ois, discussed in

our office is leading. that's managing dozens of police call codes and figuring out which teams should be taking those call codes from the police. it's writing memos and analyzing data about public safety trends in this city to support the mayor's public safety advisor. it's doing research on a number of things, and one of the many projects this position worked on in the last year was related to office of victim services, but that was not the sole function, so it wouldn't make sense to take all of that work and move it to the new office. when this position has been supporting far more in the mayor's office than just that. sure. i think i guess what i'm interested is like, how about we then put this funding on reserve? i mean, i think that we don't have to reduce it, we don't have to eliminate the position. ian, can you clarify why and what information you'd be looking for? this is a we have a recent vacancy in our office. we are looking to fill it. it's been in our office. do you have a candidate? years. an

then i wasn’t, well, you saw him in the office, i saw him when... he entered the building, the officeyou say that you saw zakharyev in the office? well maybe i'm somehow not that’s probably how i put it, okay, so were you in the parking lot? yes, and i was just getting ready to go home. yeah, how far away are you? were from zakharyev, well, about 100-150 meters, probably, and he was entering or exiting the building, did you see what car he arrived in? no, i didn’t see the car, i noticed him only when he entered the building, that is, you saw him, 10 seconds, yeah, 10 seconds, and are you sure it was zakharyev? well, it seemed to me that yes, although... okay, i’ll ask differently, it might not have been zakharyev? yes, i could. it's bad, but the video is cctv cameras, can i watch? yes, of course, this is for the head of security of the complex, he has an office on the first floor, i ’ll call him now and warn him. okay, thanks, uh-huh, goodbye, what did you tell her? well, somehow i asked that i didn’t see zakharyev very well. hu, well done, we didn’t have enough time to get involved i

who assist filers assuming office annual and leaving office form filings. those are our major high volume programs, but in addition, we have three smaller volume programs that are just as important. we have our campaign consultant program, which requires individuals providing campaign management or strategy services in city elections to register with us and disclose certain information about political contributions they make, gifts they receive and payments received and promised. our permit consulting program requires individual providing permit scunlting to register with the office and disclose information on the contacts they make . as well as certain political contributions that they make. and finally, we have our major developer program, which requires real estate developers with major real estate projects to register with our office and disclose information on non profits they contribute to, who then provides public comment or contact city officers regarding that project. so, as you can see, brief overview, engagement and compliance does a lot and admi

with the post office, maybe something like that?me, we remember when letters came to us as children, and we had to write a letter, rewrite it 10 times and send it to our friends, then you will be happy, well, i probably wrote well, the letter arrived, by the way , we haven’t agreed on the delivery of everything else, there’s no desire compete with the famous. our own online store, and of course, we have goods from mostly belarusian manufacturers there, almost 86% are belarusian manufacturers, there are more than 26 items of all goods, more than 300 manufacturers are posted there, of course this is one thing, we would like to compete with well-known marketplaces that work here in the russian federation, of course, goals and ambitions are good, well, that’s what we’re aiming for... burial, when you really understand that the work was done with high quality and the result achieved. the hosts of the travel show are at home, they know exactly how to behave when visiting, leave a bad mood here with you, take only kindness with you, smiles

it essentially says that any conversion of office space or demolition of office space of 10 thousand square feet or more that occurred in 1986 till march this year, that we can document the zoning administrator has until september 1 this year to publish inventory of the projects and square footages and all that square footage is added back to the large cap. so, for example, 100 van ness was a office building here not far away on van ness, converted to residential. maybe 10 years ago now. not sure the exact timeline. that is a similar projeth. ect. existing office space between 86 and now and converted to different use. theoretically under this program that can do this process-the square footage can be pulled back into the large cap. prop c says the zoning administrator does have to develop a process to give the public a opportunity to review and provide meaningful comment on the list. working back from september 1, which actually september 1 is the sunday leading into the holiday, so we are talking about august 30. the plan is to in early to mid-july develop the draft inventory of th

attorney's office defending convictions. what you do then as the prosecutor and with the da's office will do is that they will respond to what is alleged to be the errors pointed out in the original case. and one thing important to keep in mind is that there might be a lot of possible things that a defendant could appeal on but they need to choose the ones that are loadbearing and would make a difference. even when there are errors like an evidentiary error, it doesn't necessarily mean that it could be reversed. the air could be harmless, right. the defense wants to go for the type of errors that it thinks that if it prevails on, will result in a reversal. >> what mary is saying is that the defense has to be strategic. >> andrew, mary, stick around. we want to discuss the other trump cases and where they stand at this moment. this is the weekend and that's what we do. do. so i smell great all day, all hike, and all night. secret whole body deodorant. liberty mutual customized my car insurance and i saved hundreds. that's gre