that was john apter from the police federation, we‘ve also spoken to vicki nash, head of policy and campaignswing a 20% increase in the number of detentions by police under the mental health act in england and wales over the past 2 years. she told us just what sectioning means to people when they‘re at crisis point. when you are sectioned under the mental health act, often you are very vulnerable, you are very unwell. you could be worried about harming yourself, you could be having a psychotic episode. it is really one of the most vulnerable circumstances that you will ever come across, and then, to be picked up by the police, it makes people feel like they have been criminalised, and they have done nothing wrong. they are just unwell, and they need help. for some people, sectioning might be the best option for them, for them to feel safe and supported in that environment. there is lots of other options available to receive help, to help people when they are in a crisis. things like crisis houses or sanctuaries, it doesn‘t have to be a hospital, and really what we are looking for is those ser

the police federation of england and wales is often more hawkish than this. , the men and women on the beach to put their lives on the line, the thin blue line. the big difficulty is we are policed by consent. 65 million of us being kept by the peace by police officers and many of us, when we are approached, don't shrink back in fear. we know they are not armed, we know most don't have malign intentions. it's more difficult for younger people particularly of minority backgrounds but we want to keep that compact with the police officers and if they are more routinely armed with lethal weapons, it will shut about. are more routinely armed with lethal weapons, it will shut aboutm might well be that in a high—profile case like this, i think it was 18 people have died from being tasered in the last 13 years but a high—profile case like this sparks debate about validity. and how they used. let's go back to that telegraph. china's children given a videogame curfew. she is the game among us, she is a serious gamer.” used to have serious substance abuse issues with sim

, the drug police, thatis federal police, the drug police, that is a massive overhaul and whatt is not really working. an interesting point. why is he doing it? he does not like to be criticised and his anti—drug campaign has come under a lot of criticism. is he trying to just get rid of the criticism by suggesting he can hand it over? he is like a child. when you play a game and you don't want the conversation to continue then you change the topic. you better do it because you might be better. but it does not amount to anything serious and he has not stamped or sent a written order to the vice president and her spokesperson said that he should not make the vice president a scapegoat for his failures. so where are we with this war on drugs? what impact is it having in the philippines? the one big thing that it achieved is to instill fear in the people. the second big thing is that some middle—class and upper—middle—class may feel safe and that is what partly accounts for his popularity. but as to resolving the war on drugs, nothing has been achieved. over 5000 people have been

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there we re year in england and wales, there were more than 28,500 detentions by officers, the police federationon to deal with them. society really needs to decide what it wants, and whichever government comes into power, in december, we need them to step up and treat this as the crisis that it is. last year, megan reached out for help at crisis point but says she was sent home to bca a few days later. instead she was sectioned by police. —— sent home to be seen a few days later. the fact people are getting sectioned by the police, things are being left to such an extreme point, if services are not able to offer anything, or they get toa able to offer anything, or they get to a point where, like me, they don‘t want to turn to services because it hurts even more to ask for help. then to be turned away. the nhs trust providing mental health services in leeds has apologised for any distress caused to megan, and has contacted her to understand what went wrong. after two years of waiting, megan has started a treatment and she is hopeful it will make a difference. vicki nash, head of policy and campa

that involves the selling of some sawed-off shotguns to law enforcement. >> now a force of 200 police, federaland the national guard have surrounded the house. >> this is nothing more than a show of force to scare everybody who lives up here in north idaho. we all have guns in our houses. we all have guns buried someplace. >> northern idaho has become home for a lot of people like randy weaver who want to be away from the problems of civilization and from civilization itself. >> he's not a terrorist. he's not endangering anybody. everybody that knows him has talked about him as a good, loving christian family man. >> never before has northern idaho witnessed this kind of fire power from the federal government. >> what should have been a relatively routine arrest went very badly wrong. there was a shootout in which weaver's 14-year-old son sammy and a dog and a u.s. marshal all ended up dead. an fbi sharpshooter shot his wife dead while she was carrying the baby in her arms. >> fbi agents are trained to shoot only to protect themselves or others. the rules of engagement for ruby ridge were rewr

we can speak to the chairman of the metropolitan police federation, ken marsh. y, very quickly toa college responded very, very quickly to a live situation. and i have to tell you, the way that they acted out, what they did was absolutely incredible and they stop for the people from getting injured. in the immediate moments when they were trying to control the attacker, they did not know what he was armed with and there were real concerns at that point that he was wearing an explosives vest. absolutely and you know, this is what we see over and overagain, my know, this is what we see over and over again, my colleagues have no idea what they are running towards or walking towards, and this individual as you quite rightly say, he had some sort of apparatus around his waist. they did not know at that time that it was or wasn't a live explosive advice. they had to respond like it was. the public, again, they werejumping respond like it was. the public, again, they were jumping around and trying to assist not knowing that this individual could have had a live explosiv

the police federation for england and wales say it's "a crisis". er the mental health act numerous times. i have been sectioned by the police and a few different situations. whether it's been on a motorway bridge or a train station. i've also been brought back to hospital by the police, not section but brought back because i was already under a section in hospital and before i was sectioned i didn't know what it meant. i thought it was just for people who were really dangerous and criminally insane. i did not realise it could happen to somebody like me. so when you are being put chased by the police, how many police are we talking about and how do they stop you and restrain you? what is that like for you at that time? again, it varies, but one incident springs to mind, when you first said about being chased, i was being chased down on the slip road of the motorway having three big policemen running andi motorway having three big policemen running and i was running for my life and my shoes came half and having this policeman run and tackle me to the

tonight a city is on edge as police and federal agents step up their hunt for a suspected killer, a marineeserter. chip reid is in roanoke, virginia, where schools were closed and the f.b.i. is now offering a $10,000 reward. >> reporter: 22-year-old u.s. is chaed with homicind the r roanoke, virginia police chief tim jones: >> this individual is to be considered armed and dangerous at this time. >> reporter: brown went awol last month, abandoning his post at north carolina's camp lejeune. police say he returned to his home outside roanoke, where they believe he shot and killed his stepfather. no motive is known. today brown was seen outside his grandmother's house in roanoke. police found this r.v. belonging to brown nearby. they rammed it repeatedly with an armored vehicle, but brown was not inside. fearing he might still be in the area, authorities closed all 28 roanoke public schools today and urged residents to be vigilant. some businesses also closed. >> we certainly train with weapons. he knows how to use them. he has united states marine corps training. so, we don't want to push him

he left the federal police department in the city of pratibha.iled for eight department in the city of pratibha. he had been jailed for eight years, he was jailed last year on corruption charges, and you can see the supporters that have been gathering, those crowds have really built over the last few hours, supporters of the left—wing workers party, the flags flying there. i don't know if you can see him in those crowds, a bit of facial hair wearing a dark jacket. those crowds, a bit of facial hair wearing a darkjacket. but this follows a ruling from the brazilian supreme court which voted to end... convicted prisoners to go to jail after living a micro losing their first appeal. they overruled that, saying those prisoners could now be free. not just saying those prisoners could now be free. notjust him, of course, former president. this is affecting thousands of prisoners. there he is, you can see him with his grey hair smiling and being cheered on and greeted by supporters of the worker's party. now on bbc news, it's time for the film review. h

on the who by the federal police the joe stuff. anyone i have a desire to prove that this country can be so much better when it doesn't have a government that lawyer is as much on twitter as both the no realize that has the courage to true to its people about solutions to the problems of the country. supporters see has released as a sign of democracy and action. looks like emotion you cannot imagine what this day means to me this is the victory of democracy up and hope for brazil louis freeh who is the hope of this country the president always cared for the poor who always look after poor people lula is free today forever. it's a very happy day for me and many others because lho was freed we've been waiting for justice to happen our country is a joke i believe we have a reason to celebrate and renew our energy to continue wishing for a better country a happier resilient people like you are we are here to celebrate hope will win over fear democracy is going to be deleted off the opposition is going to be walking on the streets go to

another important component of this is that it establishes the federal not kartik's control board as a law enforcement entity to police narcotics. narcotics federal control board as a law enforcement entity to police narcotics. we will see this organization start to transform into the present to be able to better navigate the drug lobby and also punish and regulate possession of the substances. in particular, in the past, with policing nonmedical consumption as well as engaging in quality forrol of the narcotics medicinal use. this was back in the pure food and drugs act. if you are going to allow access to a substance, it has to be something that will not be necessarily harmful to a consumer ingesting that substance. so the federal narcotics control board was tasked with trying to figure out a way to do both. to say we are going to limit nonmedicinal use -- if you're going to need medicinal use of coca-based or opium products, we need to best ensure the safety of those products. that entity morphed into, in 1930, the federal bureau of narcotics. and instead of being part of the department of justice or any other fede

corruption they were political reasons imagine you have to fight with your legal team the power of the federal police the internal revenue service. the. prosecutor's office with a judge that was on their side as the carwash leaks have clearly now proven beyond a shadow of a doubt that he was working with the accusation against lula and that they knew in the 1st game. that there was no evidence linking lula to the petro brass to the oil and gas state owned bit about scandal ago you didn't mention the cia so presumably you're not alleging. in washington but tell me would you have even got to this stage would be free without the release of the water signal and telegram audio recordings. well let me go back then in just a minute we are absolutely certain and we have asked the courts to look into the d.o.j. . and all its. surveillance agencies informal cooperation with the. carwash task force we are absolutely certain n s has as the prosecutor has already announced that they were out there were responsible for the construction of the gays i guess president lula we want to track we want to have access to a

. >>> two former houston police officers face federal charges in connection with a botched drug raid that left two people dead. gerald goens and steven bryant were arrested yesterday. they're accused of providing false information. goens also faces state murder charges. police say he lied to obtain a search warrant. 58-year-old rogina nichols and 59-year-old dennis tuttle were shot and killed during the raid in january. several officers were hurt. >>> coming up on the "morning news" now, the former mayor of baltimore is indicted on federal charges related to her children's books. >>> and counterclaims. why actor jesse smollett is suing the city of chicago. >>> this is the "cbs morning news." ♪ no matter what life throws down ♪ roomba is up for the challenge. only roomba uses 2 multi-surface rubber brushes that powerfully clean up debris on all your floors. and only the roomba i7+ system empties its bin into allergenlock™ bags that trap 99% of allergens. forget about vacuuming for months. if it's not from irobot, it's not a roomba™ it's just a cough. yeah right, and i was born yesterda

the government responded and deployed the full force of the state government, state police and even some federalces were deployed as well and they got the younger brother released in about eight days. benjamin the older brother paid a very high price for this. he was 31 at the time and he started a broader group to advocate for the safety of his community called sos to wawa. about two months after that he was kidnapped and murdered along with his brother-in-law. so this was a big clash between the community and of the local cartels in northern mexico and that really was a wake-up call i think for the whole community and because a lot of people to think twice about their safety and security in the region. >> shannon: was interesting to me as there was one member of the family that you talk to speaking out saying, based on recent years with the cartel come cartel come up with that we were fine. do we have any clue about what caused this latest murderous rampage when the family thought they were coexisting? >> right. so who leon lebaron which is another member of the extended family and has kind of

police and federal authorities say they busted up a group of ups employees for allegedly running a massivenderground drug shipping operation for decades. four ups employees have been charged with drug trafficking and courts show two ups supervisor drivers arrested and numerous other charges. the team reportedly involve moving thousands of pounds of marijuana and counterfeit vaping oils across the us. banks and business owners facing a conundrum over the increasing popularity of legal marijuana. many financial institutions not willing to handle funds let funded by a legal generated companies, most marijuana use is not legal under federal law. >> of the 10,000 banks and credit unions in the united states only 700 currently do business with the cannabis industry. >> you spend a lot of time looking over your shoulder? >> i do. i have come to be very paranoid as to who is watching and why wouldn't they. >> reporter: cindy had one of the first credit unions to allow marijuana companies that would otherwise operate cash, place to deposit and withdraw funds in colorado alone marijuana is a $6.5 bi

police. >>local and federal officials are at all over the effort to consider whether to close down read hillview airport in san jose as palme for drop for double reports now the federal aviation administration has told the county in no uncertain terms don't do it. >>accepting new federal grants for read hillview airport, a first step to closing the embattled general aviation facility here in east san jose. >>but in a letter to the county. the f a a recently wrote we strongly oppose the closure of read hillview airport. the f a a would like for the board to revisit the airport functional importance and consider alternatives that would enhance airport safety concerns, not surprised by the letter was county roads and airports director harry freighters. >>not at all i mean i think that the federal aviation administration is interested in the in the operation of the aviation system in the united states and rebuild use a part of that that we have a responsibility to the community to evaluate whether or not it's the right for santa clara county. >>the f a a letter argues that closing read hillview woul

don't know why the federal police i'm not heard anyone have a desire to prove that this country can be so much better when it doesn't have a government that lawyers as much will twitter as go signal realize that has the courage to treat people about solutions to the problems of the country and a little support to see his release as a sign of democracy in action. looks like most of the you cannot imagine what this day means to me this is the victory of democracy up and hope for brazil rule is free who is the hope of this country the president has always cared for the poor who always look after poor people is free today forever. it's a very happy day for me and many others because lolo was freed we've been waiting for justice to happen our country is a joke i believe we have a reason to celebrate and renew our energy to continue wishing for a better country a happier resilient people think i'm secure and we're here to celebrate hope will win over here democracy will be reestablished in this country is free. lula da silva was brazil's president from 2003 to 2012 years ago he was convicted

service on threat cases and today more than ever, we need that partnership between the police department, federalnt. >> dana: i think they are doing a sound check for the press conference in santa clarita, california, police taking to the podium now. >> i am sergeant with the los angeles county sheriff's department, i think you all for coming here today. i want to get right into it regarding this incident in santa clarita at saugus high school. without further ado, sheriff alex villanueva and homicide share of homicide sheriff. >> i regret to inform it is a sad day in saugus, a sad day in los angeles county and the nation for another tragic shooting at a school. at 7:38 this morning, santa clarita sheriff station received a 911 call of a shooting at saugus high school. within seconds, we received multiple calls and it was in 2 minutes at 7:40, our first units arrived on the scene and encountered in the areas of the school multiple victims, gunshot wounds. there were a total of six victims who were promptly triaged and transported to the local hospitals for treatment. among those that were transpo

on the hook by the federal police the joe stuff i'm not heard by anyone i have a desire to prove that this country can be so much better when it doesn't have a government that law is as much on twitter as also no realize that has the courage to true to its people about solutions to the problems of the country. religious civil was brazilian president from 2003 to 2012 years ago he was convicted of corruption and money laundering and sentenced to 12 years in jail lula denies any wrongdoing. appreciate it again this evening this is r.t. international and our top stories in half an hour. i'm going to fulfill the repeated promises apologise to the people and come on you know we've all pots. you ready for a. pretty good bertha now you want to 1st crack that. no. balls. 5 to link up my yaar. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guest on the world of politics school business i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. oh max kaiser this is the kaiser report i've got an eerie sense that things are not quite what the appear to be states in fact we're going to look at ca

police and federal authorities say they busted employees for allegedly running a massive undergroundipping operation for a decade. four ups employees have been charged with drug trafficking and record show 11 more employees including two ups supervisors and drivers have been arrested. he scheme involves moving thousands of pounds of marijuana and counterfeit vaping oil through mexico across the u.s. banks and business orders producing somewhat of a conundrum over the increasing popularity of legal marijuana. financial institutions not willing to handle funds, most marijuana use and possession is not legal under federal law. licia cuneo has more in denver. >> of the more 10,000 banks and credit unions, only about 700 currently do business with the cannabis industry. >> you spent time looking over your shoulder? >> i do. i've come to be very paranoid as to who is watching. >> they have one of the first credit unions to allow marijuana companies that would otherwise operate in cash a place to deposit and withdraw funds. in colorado marijuana is a $6.5 billion industry. most financial in

was imprisoned they were trying to kill an idea not only a human being and he also attacked the federal policee judiciary among others saying that he had been in a sense all along about the trial against him has been flawed in the law was imprisoned last year he was accused of receiving bribes from an engineering company in exchange for public works contracts as i said before he's been insisting that he's innocent but in spite of this all of this investigation was part of the car wash over option investigation that was handled by the very controversial judge here in brazil known as federal model who went from being a hero or who is a hero for many of the people you talk to here in brazil to being by many of manipulating many of the cases that he's handled model is right now the minister of justice here in brazil is very close to joey to natter on many say that lula was imprisoned in order to help boards on how to become president because of what happened this day brazil is more polarized than ever and we do know that this saturday there's going to be protests against against the supreme court'

of hong kong those poor fashion this white colors all being guested by the police and i think that china's rian federalism in the past 22 years is what we experience and now is that high for the world to realize hong kong is a police state just for you calling it all targeted to have a vendor lism but then that have been incidents of vandalism on the part of protesters as well at hong kong's university of science and technology for example . a coffee shop was vandalized a bank of china branch was on the was approved to mock of probe aging lawmaker was stabbed last week a protest olds have died last week today a protester has been shot clearly that is also something that the government is responding to do protest does have nothing to account for the toll. hong kong government and beijing should be a constable and responsible fund alyssum from the poster is their way and the effort to show that is called hand to direct capital but have we ever for a long into his truck show them age being incited and motivated by china's federalism in a pos 22 years before blaming the powerless people and i think that's the

13 officials with a solution including private and federal security daily, regular maintenance and plaza, access to healthcare and most especially policet regular outreach by the homeless outreach team, more high definition security cameras and ace sped a redesign of the plaza itself the federal government sent a statement that says it's aware of the problem concern for public safety as federal law enforcement is working with police and supports outreach to get help. >>> a daytime shooting on market street today police are looking for to suspect between 17 and 25 years old people in the area took off running as shots rang out around 10 am yesterday. a 25-year-old man that was shot is expected to surviv have a mild week across that pattern continues and the ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ blow a kiss, into the sun ♪ we need someone to lean on ♪ blow a kiss, into the sun ♪ all we need is somebody to lean on ♪ ♪ ♪ is your business still settling for slow internet? well time is money. switch to comcast business now and get a great deal when you get fast, reliable internet. with a 30-day money-back guarantee, installation when it works for you, and 24/7 customer

federal entity, it is established as part of the department of treasury. these are not outright prohibitions on these products. they are shaped around tax policies. the entity that polices these in ants has to be organization come a federal entity, that is best able to exercise its jurisdiction around these matters. in this case, the drug law in the early 19th century is based around tax policy so it has to be part of the department of the treasury. it replaced the federal narcotics control board. was atst commissioner the head of this entity from 1930 until 1962. just over three decades of one individual really having control over our drug policy in the united states. particularly one-sided affects in the case of how we are about to see drug policy transform post 1930. the important thing to remember about him is that he pushed for harsher drug penalties and for further criminalizing of drugs , and he reallye ingets, including cannabis this understanding of drug control as a narcotic. to be able to think of cannabis as something more similar to opium and to coca then dissimilar. we will see him again. don't worry. because coming he is the chief architect of the marijua

here's miguel almaguer >> reporter: today in federal court, two former houston police officers who were once hailed as heroes, faced a judge, indicted on charges stemming from a police raid that left two people dead and four officers shot. >> we have officers shot, multiple officers shot. >> reporter: investigators say gerald and steven falsified records. allegedly lying to attain a search warrant which led to the deadly shootout at this home. prosecutors say bryant later lied to cover for his partner. >> today is another step in that journey towards justice for the deceased individuals. >> reporter: after serving the no-knock warrant, five officers were engaged in a gun fight killing a husband and wife while police say small amounts of drugs, not including heroin, were found in the home. they claimed the couple were heroin dealers. a third defendant was also charged today with making false 911 calls, claiming the couple had machine gun. >> we have to abide by the constitutional requirements that we take an oath to follow >> reporter: with both men fighting the federal charges, the d.a.

police department its multi gang. >>officers southeast asian officers froour department o are connected in the community. and our federal and state assets. >>and police say that family and friends all the victims re cooperating, they s that they're looking into surveillce video and asking if anyone has information to come forward there is a $5,000.eward and you can remain anonyms, reporting live in dwntown fresno toght. i'm angelic only lot reporting for kro4 news. thank you angelica and tonight at 5.30 crawford's always tracking local story, here's a look at what's going on. >>n your neighborhood right the east bay where a new in homeless shelter is now open is in hayward the shelters in the words industrial zone it will pride transitional housing and services for up 45 homeless people living in and around the area. officials say the goal is to have every redent placed into permanent housing within 3 months and thshelter will be staffed 24 45 residents will be moving in owly over the next few weeks. the first group to arrive today. >>to the soh bay now for e first time 25 years the santa clara da's office is partnering

authority to get these investigators in congress said no for go they were afraid of having a federal police agencies spying on average citizens so they rejected the proposal echo when congress adjourned prose that roosevelt gave the attorney general the authority to just hire the agents. and by the time congress came back the agents were already hired and there was a story in the newspaper about the leaked documents of congressional corruption and he said is it they are trying to protect themselves and change that and a drastic way so with the attorney general's promise he would keep this agency in check they let it go forward. >> an early lesson how fbi manipulates washington politics. >> so with the radicalization and violence so what do you mean? >> when teddy roosevelt started the fbi his argument was this was an agency to hold the most powerful to account businesses people corrupt officials but very quickly after that from world war i they wanted to be in espionage activities to counter the threat from german spies and that grant of authority open the door to spying on people when they

he challenged the court, the judiciary, the federal police. he said while he was in prison, he had a chance to fall in love and ask his girlfriend to marry him. there was a lot of hope among those surrounding the former president. as there is happiness in one side, there is sadness on the other. many people we have spoken with, this is a place where some of the largest demonstrations during the carwash investigation, where thousands took to the streets to denounce what happened. many people we have spoken to, and many are from the working class, they were telling us they are angry, that it's a bad example, and he should have remained in prison. >> remind us of a couple of things. one, the circumstances that put him into prison, and those bribery charges and convictions, and the legal situation he finds himself in with those appeals are still pending. >> he was sentenced last year to almost and nine years in prison in what was supposed to be an investigation where we saw a dozens of politicians and businessmen being detained because of kickback

taxpayer funds are sent to the government which including the iraqi federal police could be dispersed to the iranian backed militia operating in the country. >> i believe that is the case we are not providing. i will have to check on the other funds. >> thank you. then assistant secretary, what is your assessment of the relationship between the un operations and the regime in damascus would you say they benefit from the programming and syria? >> my understanding is that it does not benefit the regime. >> you are raising a very serious issue that concerns us greatly. the one activity that we have in the area is our humanitarian assistance program that is almost exclusively through un agencies with a few exceptions and the issue of keeping the control over their resources and ensuring the integrity is a constant challenge of something we work very closely with our partners on and we watch very closely. please do keep the attention on as we well as well. >> i'm grateful that we have bipartisan legislation on this point. i know it's not covered very often the people of both parties can wo

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there that they are the voice of democracy he also challenge to the courts the judiciary the federal police among others and he also said that while he was in prison he had a chance to fall in love and asked him his girlfriend to marry him so there was lots of hope in those who are surrounding the former president but of course there is happiness on one side there's sadness on the other and many of the people we have spoken to here in sao paolo this is the place where some of the largest demonstrations happened during the whole carwash corruption investigation when thousands and thousands of people took to the streets to denounce the corruption that had happened why you love us he was in power well many of the people we have spoken to and many of them are from the working class they were telling us that they're very angry that this is a bad example and that you should have remained in prison just through bond is to raise a couple of things here one the circumstances into prison and those bribery charges and convictions then 2nd divorce. the legal situation that he finds himself you know whe

fresno police get help from federal agents, a team from the san francisco office of tobacco and firearms the way to the scene to assist. we are hearing that fresno police will provide another update in a couple hours from now. we will update the story in our newscast and online. ktvu, fox2news. >>> pg&e is expected to tell us another set off is this week. high winds will increase the fire danger. parts of the north bay, east bay hills and sierra foothills could lose power. pg&e emergency operations center is watching for strong winds that are expected wednesday morning and will continue until thursday. some 250,000 customers will lose power to reduce the risk of a wildfire . >> from this last one, we are all okay. throwaway a lot of food . >> pg&e will notify potentially affected customers by morning by text and emails. >>> the marching band is apologizing for playing during a memorial tribute at uc berkeley over the weekend. bryce turner passed away in saturday and a tribute is being held for him at memorial stadium saturday during the game against the trojans. the band continued to pla

including the iraqi federal police, which could be dispersed to the iranian backed militias operating in the country? >> i believe that is the case. of not providing any fmf to iraq this year. >> thank you. assistant secretary, what is your assessment of the relationship between the un operations within syria and the assad regime in damascus? would you say the assad regime benefits from u.s. programming and syria? >> may answer is no, it would not benefit the assad regime. >> you are raising an issue that concerns us greatly. the one activity that we do have in assad controlled areas is our humanitarian assistance program that is implemented almost exclusively through un agencies with a few exceptions the issue of keeping control of resources and ensuring the integrity of the program is a const constant challenge. it is something we watch very closely. pleased to keep the attention on it as we will as well. >> i am grateful we have bipartisan legislation on this point. i know it is not covered very often, but i actually people of both parties can work together substantially, particula

police are out. usually on call. that is where everybody started gathering to do their business. ll ratargetg federal ins the tenderloin. we did see more police in the area along with crs hope it is improvements are a permanent change and not just a pr move. >>> president trump once again attacking the impeachment inquiry against him. televised hearings set to begin wednesday with several current and former administration officials. tot today, the president left the white house to attend a college football game in alabama. >> the stock market hit an all time high. the country is doing well. the witch hunt continues. >> mr. trump also said he is willing to release the transcript of an april phone call he had with the president of ukraine. that call came before their july phone conversation which sparked the impeachment inquiry. today in san francisco, house speaker nancy pelosi talked about the importance of the upcoming hearings. >> we want them to know the truth. that's what the proceedings this week will bring forward in a clear way. but this is a sad time. we don't want to think our president coul