police college, cadets take a course fire training, according to legend, you need to quickly seize ag and save hostages, helmets, bulletproof vests, pistols and automatic weapons in hand, use special equipment, imitation of flash-noise grenades, these defenders of order teach a lot, once you aim, take two, swing, move the whole body on the back leg, do three, bend the knee. improve physical fitness, my best result is shooting, for example, ispam is 30 out of 30. about 350 cadets join the police college every year, there are about 40 training grounds and laboratories equipped there, to stage a variety of situations. for example, here students need to figure out what they are doing at a crime scene. at the moment , an inspection of the scene of the incident is being carried out according to... a legend and the discovery of a corpse after drinking together, an investigative task force of three people, the investigator fills out a blank protocol for examining the scene of the incident, a physical method of processing with fingerprint powder is used, they are dark, light, red , the powder

plasmozh detained, prepared, movement, police college, cadets are undergoing a fire training course,ording to legend, you need to quickly capture the building to save the hostages, helmets, bulletproof vests, in hands, pistols and automatic weapons, the use of special equipment, imitation of flash-noise grenades, these defenders of order teach a lot. do it once, take aim, do it twice, swing, transfer your entire body to your back leg, do it three times, bend the knee of your left leg, go forward, straighten it and slightly loosen your grip so that the knife. flew out, the weapon is not for aggression, but to resist it, this is not only training in throwing techniques, this is a course on how to control oneself in stressful situations, he must control his body, his actions, his movements, so the psycho-emotional state, that is, the trainees develop such qualities that are necessary for any employee of any power structure - this is endurance, that is, control. state of the body, control of the physical state, control of the psycho-emotional state , respectively, the same eye is trained

policing. probably the college of policing thought that you can drag somebody off the street who's watched twoof veera and suddenly turn them into a detective. but funnily enough, they're finding out that you can't do that. they did away with the natural progression , doing your bit in progression, doing your bit in uniform, learning job, uniform, learning the job, learning deal with learning how to deal with prisoners witnesses and all prisoners and witnesses and all that of stuff. and then see that kind of stuff. and then see if you're suitable to be a detective. and the met in particular, are paying the price for they're haemorrhaging for it. they're haemorrhaging them as quickly they come them as quickly as they come through front door. i spent through the front door. i spent time with one just other day time with one just the other day and said to me, peter, he and he said to me, peter, he said, i really wish i'd gone through usual route by going through the usual route by going in uniform first. he said, because as a direct entry detective with a degree in geography , i hasten to add. ge

i didn’t end up in a colony, but then at police school, college, or something like work.derstand, girl, anna is in danger, thank you. it’s a pity, i haven’t contacted your subscriber for a day now, please call back later. game you are funny! a special analytical edition of the big game is on air, today with us from washington, the ambassador of the russian federation to the united states, anatoly ivanovich antonov. anatoly ivanovich, it’s a great pleasure to see you, hear, and, of course, very grateful that you found the time. i remember well our last conversation in washington many months ago, it was in the fall of '22, basically. the situation was, let’s say, in russian-american relations, well, not very optimistic, and i told you, but at least it probably won’t get worse, and it seemed to me that you were at least partly in agreement with me , do you think it has become worse, uh, much darker and grayer in russian-american relations, this is such a dissonance. with the magnificent weather , which today in washington is 25° warm, it is even difficult to imagine that rus

the college police , i think, is college of police, i think, is inherently corrupted.ots of chief constables being very, very keen to push this . another good to push this. another good example harry miller example was harry miller went undercover at the staffordshire force's hate crime training and most people, i imagine, have read what he reported back about that i mean, these are our police. i had a look again at the nine peelian principles that govern force. these were set govern the force. these were set out in 1829. really forward thinking the time , and i thinking for the time, and i can't actually see that any force is now compliant with any one of those peelian principles. and the danger is the police cannot operate without our confidence and our trust and our cooperation. and there's quite a large number of us now who are no longer willing to give that. >> so, kate, why is it that this has been allowed to happen? you know, it's all very well saying you had the college of policing inventing thing called inventing this thing called non—crime incidents and non—c

riley strain from the night he disappeared the two greeted each other when strain walked away police say the college student did not seem in distress the 22-year-old vanished on march 8 after he was kicked out of a bar over the weekend, his bank card was found near a river >>> now to a elt hea health alem the cdc. since last thursday, there have been at least 58 confirmed cases of measles in the u.s. so far this year. that's already the same number of infections compared to all of 2023 according to the advisory, 93% of this year's cases are linked to international travel with most of the cases involving kids a year or older who have not gotten the mmr vaccine health care providers are advised to make sure children are up to date on routine immunizations. >>> on the first day of spring, much of the country is bracing for a wintry blast good morning, angie. >> they've got to bundle up as they get out the door across the southeast. 23 million people under freeze warnings, including little rock to montgomery and up through charlotte. temperatures this morning not great for crops. this is problematic, of

income americans most americans were the most supportive the police. supportive of defund the police. collegey to support defunding the educated the police than less educated people. a result, people. and yeah, as a result, violent crime spiked, homicide rates increased. and those those, victims were primarily people who were poor, marginalised, dispossessed from from these communities. and there's never been sort of a reconciliation and apology, and we've just sort of moved on and attempted to pretend like that actually never happened. >> and also, you've got a theory around the phrase white privilege, or at least its widespread use in campuses. >> well, you know, i find that oftentimes the people who are the most enthusiastic about the white privilege idea or who like to talk about their own privilege are sort of white upper upper middle class college graduates elite universities. graduates of elite universities. and, you know, it's interesting because it's about because ostensibly it's about them expressing, you know, feelings of, of guilt or remorse. but oftentimes what happens is they so

the green business college, a police dedicated to inspiring people to get their hands dirty in the soil. and we can live in from it or the good economies big. so as a college, much as a cover all those sectors that, that i mentioned was touch with a new food. and then the new foods we started the beginning, and the beginning is foods for about $75.00 euros. the college offers a 5 day workshop teaching skills to grow organic food, cool kids, and preserve it today. my company's teaches your students to make pet sharpening on how to pick over which device will storage. it's done with household staples like vinegar, sugar, lessons, but the green business college also goes beyond planting cooking on preserves. and we cut part of this training with business skills and exposure, because we're a business coordinator. and do also want them to be and up into us who does go beyond doing this hudson's for themselves. south africa can produce enough to see the population putting 2021 in full households when hungry, because of the rising costs. making healthy food affordable. what's one reason can of

that is why the college of policing has updated its code on vetting and that happened quickly. in addition, the policing inspector carried out a rapid inspection of all -- and in addition to that, a check against the national database was carried out of all serving officers. >> mr. speaker, i'm very familiar with codes and criminal justice systems. this is too serious for that. there's a world of difference between a code and mandatory standards. both have legal effect. cousins history of sexual offending stretched back many years. on four occasionsof indecent exposure, we know indecent exposure is a gateway to more horrific crimes, as was tragically the case not only in sarah everard's case, but also libby squier. but it is not treated with the seriousness required. the angelina report recommends reviewing all indecent exposure allegations against serving officers to identify, investigate, and remove those officers from service. given the obvious urgency of this recommendation, can the prime minister categorical assurance it will be implemented immediately? >> mr. speaker, the

a college freshman found brutally beaten in her dorm room. a crime scene so bloody, police could not identify the victim, but identifying the killer was not nearly as hard. he admitted what he did, turning himself into police within hours. it was why he said he did it that would become the foundation for his defense. here's andrea canning with, after midnight. >> every year, as summer fades into fall, and lazy days at the beach come to an end, students flood back to college. it's the same scene year after year at campus after campus. and every year, there's that new bunch. the freshman. >> i was nervous for classes. >> all those worries, all those questions. >> do i really have to go to these classes and what's this teacher like? >> they are not quite adults. they are not quite teens. now, suddenly, they are on their own. >> leaving home for the first time can be scary. >> scary for the kids, for their parents, too. >> every mom has that, my baby is going to college. >> it's hard. >> yes. >> most of the times, kids sail through the experience. they make new friends. date ne

the student disappearing two weeks ago while on a college trip, last seen on police and surveillancebling after being out. police saying it does not appear foul play was involved. >>> when we come back here tonight, the breaking headline at this hour about baseball's highest paid star amid that gambling scandal. what authorities are now saying about this. ♪ when your child has moderate—to—severe eczema, it's okay for them to show off. show off their clearer skin and noticeably less itch with dupixent. because children 6 months and older with eczema have plenty of reasons to show off their skin. with dupixent, the number one prescribed biologic by dermatologists and allergists, they can stay ahead of their eczema. it helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body that can cause eczema to help heal your child's skin from within. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or vision changes including blurred vision, joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medi

. >>> this evening, the missing college student and this newly released body camera video showing him walking by a police officer just moments before he disappeared in nashville. and authorities discovering a new clue. >>> tonight, the new message from the ceo of united airlines after a string of alarming incidents on united flights, from that flight skidding off the taxiway, to another plane losing a tire just after takeoff. >>> tonight, the deep freeze sweeping across the u.s. for the first day of spring. frost and freeze alerts across multiple states and what to expect. >>> at the white house, the kennedy family photo with president biden. notably not in it, robert f. kennedy jr., running for president himself. what members of his own family are saying about his campaign. >>> tonight, amid so many questions, just in, that first video of princess catherine and prince william. what royal observers are saying. >>> oprah winfrey's return to tv on abc tonight and her message about weight loss and the popular drugs being used to fight it, including ozempic. what oprah is saying right here. >>> also, the two

petersburg, graduated from a police college and is thinking of entering the law faculty in st.nd we are talking about who is going today at your big table, may your home always be hospitable, just like today we are in a small version, well, just like grandma always did, and i will be very, very, very waiting for you in this studio again with polina and sophie . introduce me to her, please, to sonechka, yes, well, good health to you, dear and peace to your big home, this is the life and destiny of anatoly zhuravlev, happy birthday, thank you. so, did you get enough sleep? gentlemen, just a minute, attention, today is a big day, a big holiday, it’s been a long time since we’ve been with you haven’t seen each other, well, you know, for every cool fighter there’s an even cooler one. “i’m always responsible for my words, heroes of my time, beauty, repin, the whole crew, we’re just looking at the platform, you’re looking 100 to one, what’s our task to open the whole board, we’ll handle it, if you ask, then with the underbos, the name of which character from the works of pushkin"? eve

october, just after she was found dead on the side of the road by maintenance workers at mills college. policeas killed by a and run driver.c but now, nearly six months later, her family still says they still don't have closure. people who knew marlee delaney say she was a beacon of light. now, the scene with the 72 year old was killed in a hit and run in oakland is left with a note and a photo memorializing her. delaney catch the bus here on seminary avenue. before she could make it, she was hit by a car and flung several feet off the road. it was 36 hours before these are ac events and they brother died in a traffic collision when i was five years old.c i'm 62 now, and that has n ongoing. my brother is not here. >> delaney's daughter says the investigators the district attorney's office back& in october, with no criminal charges to recommend for months. spher family says they stopped hearing back from the investigator. but when i reached out to oakland police today, they told me the case had still not been sent to the d.a. and would be sent this week. police could not tell me whether or not

october, just after she was found dead on the side of the road by maintenance workers at mills college. policewas killed by a hit and runc driver. but now, nearly six months later, her family says they still don't have justice. people who knew marlee delaney say she was scene where the 72 r old was killed in a hit and run in oakland is left with a note and a photo memorializing her. delaney was leaving her friend's house trying to catch the bus here on seminary avenue. before she could make it, she was hit off the road. it was 36 hourset- before anyone found her. >> these are always tragic events and they impact the families forever. i mean, my brother died in a traffic collision when i was five years old. i'm 62 now, and that has an ongoing. my brother is not heree investigators told her they were submitting the case attorney's k in october, with no criminal thd hearing back from the investigator. but when i reached out to oakland police today, they told me the case had still not been sent to the d. a and would be sent this tell me whett there would be charges on the hit and run driver. >> pe

new details in the search for a missing college student in nashville, police have recovered riley strainscard. the university of missouri student has been missing for ten days. he was with members of his fraternity when he was asked to leave a bar. strain was last seen on surveillance video stumbling near the cumberland river, a woman found the bank card of his near the water. >> she flipped it over and saw his name and she was like, oh my god, i found his card. it's not getting any easier. >> no time. time seems like it's really to the critical point. >> and we just we want to ask anybody if they know anything, to please share it. >> police have said there's no indication of foul play. >> now to the mystery surrounding kate middleton, the princess of wales, out of the public's eye since surgery and fueling rumors after a photo without her wedding ring, concerns have been growing and now there's word she may be getting ready to talk. this morning, pressure intensifying on princess kate to speak out as she recovers from abdominal surgery. kate was reportedly seen this weekend shopping for

san josÉ police say the traffic in the area is affected near san josÉ city college.re two churches nearby. we don't know any more details beyond that where it happened or exactly what it is but people are being asked to avoid that area. as soon as we know more we will let you know. well, on tuesday the tropicana hotel and casino in las vegas will close their doors for good. >> the plan is to eventually turn the site into the new home for the a's when they move to sin city. mark has a look back on the history of tropicana. >> in las vegas itself, the tourist doesn't have far to go for entertainment. >> 1957. >> a vigilant regard for human libertity. >> ike was president, elvis was king and the new tropicana hotel the tiffany of the strip kicked up a fuss for vegas showgirls and secret agents. >> i hear the hotel tropicana is comfortable. >> for decades it drew move i stars to mobsters, but now old vegas gives way to new vegas and bally the owners has decided to cash in all its chips. >> there's new life brought into it. >> su kim ought to know, buyers of the drop this

back here in fort lauderdale at the police are using crowds of college kids as a way to recruit the nextuld say one word to describe the vibe is electric. i was it's very electric feeling. >> advised have been immaculate so far. it is awesome here brick spring break 2024 is definitely i would say chill. [laughter] chill jill is the vibe for me. [laughter] well, the probably will not end a starting after today because the mayor here it says they expect the crowds next weekend to be just as big, back to you. >> there are a lot of police department's nationwide that are dealing with the staffing shortages that's interesting they were recruiting there. have you seen some of that going on? >> exactly them and holding push up competitions all of spring break so far. and it is working. they are using these college kids as a way to recruit. as you can seat right here on your screen my producer claudia and i we felt we should be a part of the action. [laughter] we took it upon ourselves to be a part of that but they said they actually gotten over 50 for the application so far so it is working cle

. >>> breaking news, tragic discovery, the body of college student riley strain found in a river in tennessee, what policeieve happened to him after he went missing in nashville. >>> and, elmo's message, the beloved "sesame street" character has some new tips to help with your mental health, and all you need to do is hum along. looking forward to that later. >>> we begin this hour with the breaking news involving the british royal family. princess kate has announced she has been diagnosed with cancer. that news coming in the form of a video she recorded on wednesday but was released today. it is the first time that we've heard from her in months since she was hospitalized for an abdominal surgery in january. take a alone to what she said about her diagnosis and treatment. >> in january i underwent major abdominal surgery in london. and at the time it was thought that my condition was non-cancerous. the surgery was successful, however, tests after the operation found cancer was present. my medical team advised i should undergo a preventative course of chemotherapy and i'm now in the early stages of that tr

orb out in the forest behind one of the dorm that's dozens and scores of students in college administrators and policecross central michigan at far ends, a couple of other locations. jalen hynek, astronomer, is to investigate it and and he spends a couple of days going around the army and police across michigan trying to understand wt' happening and he eventually a press conference press and it's the largest press event ever at the detroit press club where. he diagnoses the ufo sightings and dismisses them as swamp and it becomes one of the most sort of inf>ams government dismissals of ufo sightings in history and if you if you don't know your biology gas is a real thing it has■■ to do with like methane melting the winter and then being released through the ice as the spring thaw>o happens and gerald ford, the local is ■oincredulous that the governmet would so quickly dismiss his obviously correct constituents who saw ufos and so he the first ever congressional hearings on ufos in t6. that end the first congressional hearings and only hearings until the congressional hearings. two summers ago, wh of p

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other videos that the police have previously released show the 6'7 college student stumbling on the sidewalk. he was kicked out of a bar with his fraternity brothers two weeks ago. a brief interaction with a police officer captured on body cam. he does not appear to be too distressed. family members say they appreciate the police still trying to find their son. >> we appreciate more than you will ever know, the outpouring we've received from the community, from the press, and everyone else involved. >> police say part of the reason they released the videos is to show that strain was not being followed or chased. they maintain there has been no sign of foul play throughout this case. jacque, back to you. >> jacque: steve harrigan, thank you. >> dana: want to take you to capitol hill now. there is the house freedom caucus having some thoughts about that video we just showed you at the border. watch. >> i urge all of our colleagues, not just the brave ones standing today in front of you, but every single member of the house, republican and democrat, reject this bill. i yield. >> thank you, chai

police officer in rome. the teens are from mill valley. after the first year in college they took a trip to italy. osecutors say that they stabbed and killed an undercover police officer in a botched drug deal. the teens were found guilty and sentenced to life in prison which was later reduced. italy a high court threw out the conviction, this new case hinges on if the men who were teenagers at the time and did not speak italian, knew that the victim was actually a plain clothes police officer and not a drug dealer when they stabbed him. >>> take a good look at the photos here. do you recognize this man? investigators believe he is responsible for a deadly double shooting in alameda county. happened on february 9th. the sheriff's office says the suspect got into an argument with a man and woman and opened fire shooting both of them. both were taken to the hospital and the woman later died. if you know anything, call the sheriff's office >> put up or we will not pay up. that is the message from oakland business owner who's say they are fed up with criminals threatening their safety and driving away

police that the recording of non—crime must be stopped. but in spite of all of these things, these government decrees a high court ruling that's emphasised its illegality, the collegegland and wales carried on and the scottish police are clearly following suit. when yusef's bill was first proposed in the in early 2020, the scottish police federation said that it would be akin to the, quote, policing of what people think or feel . the what people think or feel. the law society of scotland called it, quote, a significant threat to freedom of expression. roddy dunlop qc warned that jokes about scotsmen, irishmen and englishmen could fall foul of the law and the snp are making it very easy for people to snoop on their fellow citizens . on their fellow citizens. they're setting up hate crime reporting centres, which include libraries and mushroom farm in east lothian, and a sex shop in glasgow. you can even report someone anonymously. what could possibly go wrong? the police have even created a mascot to promote their new law, a fluffy red hate monster who looks like a reject sesame street . and a reject from sesame street. and this really does have to be seen to be bel

i think two years ago, three years ago, the college of policing in england had to change their policynger record non—crime hate incidents in that way , for incidents in that way, for reasons best known to themselves, police scotland didn't take the same action. for cancer . for cancer. in his treatment for cancer. in his easter message , the prime easter message, the prime minister paid tribute to the work of churches and christian communities across the country. >> happy easter everyone i this >> happy easter everyone! this weekend, as people come together to celebrate and reflect on the message of the heart of the easter festival, i want to pay tribute to the incredible work of christians in this country the churches, charities, volunteers and fundraisers who live the christian values of compassion, charity and self—sacrifice, supporting those in need and demonstrating what it means to love thy neighbour. >> thousands of people turned out to see pope francis preside over easter mass at the vatican. the pontiff delivered delivered his urbi et orbi blessing from the balcony of saint p

hope that it will end soon, but then we have metering college law, some comments from the police department. as to for example, you're saying that nato troops are already present in ukraine. what are your thoughts on that admission? and we, we know this, they've nato troops have been a new credit since 2014 since the quoted time. this was the goal. they wanted with this quote, it went that you were made and they wanted to transform ukraine into an anti russian country. this is why there was this uh, civil war between ukrainians. and since that time, we know that there was the presence of nato chosen. and we've even got pictures of the american senators of american generals been hodges giving out metals to create disorders before 2022. and now even the new york times, a couple of weeks ago just admitted that the c i had 12 bases where they were training ukrainian troops to ease drop on russia to re re, to break fundamental strategic, i would say information from us and even train commandos which are going to be fine, rush or not to, to, to attack russian assets. so this is the way there, i m

. >>> new details emerge about the disappearance of a college student in nashville, what we're learning after police released body cam footage of >>> we're following more breaking news right now. a spill of construction debris created a big mess along southbound 280, even bigger mess for commuting drivers. our chopper just flew over the highway. this is near sandhill road off ramp in the palo alto area. you can see that truck right there. >> yeah. it looks like a trailer hauling debris on the back of the truck flipped over, the trailer part, dumping a big mess of wood chips and other debris on the road. that's really slowing people down. drivers are funneled through one lane, the height of commute hour. they'll have to wait till this gets cleaned up for things to improve. >> definitely a monday today. >>> everything is flashier in las vegas and soon that will include how people cross the street. the city just got $1.4 million to install a.i. crosswalks. >> they will go along fremont street. the a.i. will detect both cars and pedestrian traffic to determine how much time is needed to cross the street

been with the san jose police department for 30 years and has worked in patrol, narcotics and robbery investigations. he is a los angeles native and earned a law degree from uc college law, san francisco. so today marks nine years since san jose police officer michael johnson was killed in the line of duty. today, the department honored his memory on social media. officer johnson was shot and killed on march 24th, 2015, by a man rounds from a second floor balcony. he was the 12th the line of duty. a portion of highway 8& in san jose is now named in his honor. >> a san joseústate police officer was injured overnight when a suspected drunk driver plowed into the officer's suv. it happened just before dawn near the south 10th and east san jose antonio streets, right on the edge of the san jose state campus. 27 year old eleazar castro dionisio was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence. the officer was taken to the hospital for treatment and released. >> cal fire flight crews covering sonoma, lake and napa counties are now training to fight firesúat night. this month, pilots and fire captains from cal fire's boggs mountain helitack base in middletownúsay t

. >>> we turn now to the search for that missing college student last seen on surveillance, and police video in nashville. that search now intensifying tonight. this evening here, the new turn. the search expanding now beyond nashville. authorities have now shut down a dam, and abc's faith abubey in nashville for us. >> reporter: tonight, the search for riley strain stretching beyond nashville. authorities shutting down a dam to search through debris 30 miles downstream from the river where the missing college student was last seen. his family is still hopeful but bracing for the worst. >> put yourself in our shoes. everybody knows that everybody's thinking it. those conversations are starting to happen. it's not what we want. >> reporter: in nashville, the united cajun navy searching the cumberland river. it's been nearly two weeks since riley vanished during a fraternity trip. after he was asked to leave this downtown bar, he was seen stumbling and falling before appearing to recover, then briefly chatting with a police officer. >> how you doing, sir? >> i'm good, how are you? >> goo

police arrested in the east bay. they responded to the report of a burglary that was happening wednesday in san francisco's college hill neighborhood. and that's when police found a woman who had been stabbed multiple times. she has not been identified, but she died at the scene. now police have arrested march. salena wilson first, he took him on a high-speed chase. he was eventually arrested in oakland. >> well, kron 4 is your local election headquarters and it's a tight race for the remaining spot on the november ballot for california 16th congressional district for the first time since the polls closed more than a week ago. assemblymember evan low is now leading the race for that second slot. he's passed santa clara county supervisor. joe, some indian with this latest batch of ballots being counted is still too close to call. because lows lead is only 59 votes in the first position. we have former san jose mayor sam liccardo. he's already secured his spot on the november ballot in the race to fill the seat previously held by representative anna eshoo. >> its 9.38. there was another mishap involving united airlines a

the new developments. >> reporter: new tonight, police in nashville releasing this body cam video showing an officer's brief encounter with 22-year-old college riley strain. >> how are you doing, sir? >> good, how are you. >> good. >> reporter: it's just minutes after strain had been kicked out of a downtown nashville bar, surveillance video from that night shows strain stumbling and falling down. that was ten days ago. he hasn't been seen since. his parents, desperate for answers. >> this is a very trying time, emotional. it's a roller coaster. >> reporter: over the weekend, another clue. a bank card found on the embankment of the cumberland river, now the focus of a massive search. strain, a senior at the university of missouri, was in nashville with several fraternity brothers visiting local bars. he was asked to leave this bar, owned by country music singer luke bryan. the bar says it served strain one drink and two waters. luke bryan posting on social media "this is scary. praying for his safe return." friends say strain told them he would head back to the group's hotel. he wasn't reported missing until the following afternoon. >> all o

and she continued the process of closing down regional police training colleges. me minister, you know , as, as prime minister, you know, the brexit debacle under theresa may beggars belief, for me , she may beggars belief, for me, she gave away so much of our advantage to the european union, over the northern ireland situation. she is responsible for the ongoing . we saw that the for the ongoing. we saw that the irish border is now . for the ongoing. we saw that the irish border is now. i for the ongoing. we saw that the irish border is now . i have irish border is now. i have a background in borders, martin, as i think you know. background in borders, martin, as i think you know . and what as i think you know. and what happened was that the european commission said to theresa may and gavin barwell , her chief of and gavin barwell, her chief of staff, when she was prime minister. look you have decided to leave the european union. the problem of the fact that we are going to have to put physical controls on the border between the southern, the south and the north i

may be recruiting spring-breakers to join the police department absolutely. >> we have recruiting officers out there every single day trying to encourage college kids when they graduate to come back to fort lauderdale and we'd love to see them as part of our police force. are police force or firefighters? this is a great time to live in great place to be, and we really would love to see more and more kids join our police and fire firefighter group because why not? this is a place to really enjoy your life. start a family and build a career fort lauderdale is a place to be mayor dean frontalis, i think to first have just happened one miami miami beach breaking up for spring breakers and to recruiting spring breakers when they >> come to the city to have a little fun to the police department. thank you so much for joining us >> you're very welcome >> but we would think in any great motto for spring-breakers , answers for us has been seen new central with dignity, cnn newsroom with jim acosta is up. next question >> okay? >> let's rinse to the company that will pick up, wash fold and olivia laundry and dry cleaning at the touch of a veteran. >> i

i think two years ago, three years ago, the college of policing in england had to change their policyecord non—crime hate incidents in that way , for incidents in that way, for reasons best known to themselves, police scotland didn't take the same action. they are still pursuing the same policy prior to the miller case, and that's why we think the policy currently being deployed by police scotland is unlawful. but course , once the hate but of course, once the hate crime act comes into force in midnight tonight and we see the deluge we're expecting of many hundreds if not thousands more complaints coming in that's just going to lead to yet more non—crime hate incidents being recorded based on pre—existing police scotland policy, which again, i think is probably unlawful . unlawful. >> well, fascinating stuff. i trust you'll be able to come back on the show at some other point to give us an update. murdo fraser, thanks ever so much on show. much for joining me on the show. thank and it's absolutely thank you. and it's absolutely fascinating to hear him say that because a number of form