you have said that you are in favor of using federal funds to strengthen local police forces, and i wonder if under those circumstances then the federal government would have some responsibility to see that the local forces recruit and hire so that they have fair representation of black officers? and i also wonder if federal funds would be used for intensive training, if it is necessary to carry on this fair representation? mr. nixon: my paper which came out here sunday -- and i am delighted to see it was carried in the papers and that you read it -- my idea was for a broad federal report -- approach, but you may recall i also said, we do not want a federal police force. i do not want the federal government setting up a police force, which will move its tentacles across the country into local law enforcement problems. the problems differ in different cities. i believe the closer that responsibility can be to the people, the better. i did refer to the idea of setting up a national council on law enforcement in which you have the attorney general and other cabin off officers working on this

you have said you are in favor of using federal funds to strengthen local police forces. i wonder if under those circumstances then, the federal government would have some responsibility to see that the local forces have recruited and hired so they have a fair representation of black officers and i also wonder if federal funds would then be used for intensive training, if necessary , to carry out this fair representation. >> in my paper on this, which came out sunday, and am delighted to say it was carried here in the papers, but what i came out for was not only for a whole broad federal approach, but you may remember i also said we do not want a federal police force. i do not want the federal government setting up a police force which will move its tentacles out across the country and to local law enforcement problems because the problems differ in different cities. and i believe that -- the closer that responsibility can be to the people, the better. i referred to setting up a national council on law enforcement in which we have the attorney general and other cabinet off

. >> the brookings institution recently hosted a discussion on use of a excessive force by police officers and discussed how officers are taught to use lethal force and how to improve police training and community relations. >> good morning. >> good morning. a warm welcome to you all. we are delighted that you are able to join us today for this event on the topic of deadly force. the legal basis for police shooting of unarmed black males in america. this is an important subject today. i am the senior research analyst in the initiative at brookings. our agenda for the morning is to walk through some statistics on the use of lethal force and how it has laid out across the criminal justice system. thereafter we will break into our discussion panel with our distinguished panelists to discuss the topic your today. >> to provide a brief overview of the topics we will cover, first i will go through some national statistics on the use of lethal force police officers and secondly will look at how that relates to all victim across racial demographics and thoroughly we will look specifically at how t

troops to come they are willing to pay, we've been police force for country and world for 50 years orore if france has money, they should pay, we have our forcing spread out all over the world, we have troops in japan, all over that are not being paid for by the host countries. kennedy: i agree. there is a phenomenal argument to be made, let's cut entitlement spending, but we can't safe the world, what does this do to president's relationship with macron, do you think it possible to mend this rift. >> i still think they world leaders have a great relationship, he is a leader that president speaks to regularly, but because of have a good relationship does not mean you give up what you believe in trump has a great relationship with premier of japan, abe, he said you are killingous traded, i can't have it any more. kennedy: people are scared, american products are quite good, and you are right, we should have access to those markets they should have access to ours, and canadians should enjoy our dairy, there is nothing as sweet as an american teat. >> thank you. >> absolutely any time. >

they mayjust be anxious. 17 police forces in england have wales have revealed police were forced intonow training to be an ambassador at her school so she can support other young people and understand what they are going through. for that story and more breakfast is at six o'clock with charlie stayt and steph mcgovern. the headlines: after hours of impassioned debate — uk government ministers agree to support theresa may's brexit deal. doubts an operation to begin sending back thousands of displaced rohingya muslims to myanmar will go ahead as planned. officials in california say the town of paradise, ravaged by deadly wildfires, will have to be totally rebuilt. time now for a look at the papers, and let's begin with a look at how the latest brexit developments are being reported. we are looking at some of the press around europe. we begin in germany where the frankfurter allgemeine takes the view that the draft deal is a compromise that will bind the uk to the eu for the foreseeable future. perhaps the most difficult issue in the talks has been the future of the irish border but the

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the world's biggest police force has a new president but his election has been met by criticism. a betrayal of american values that's how u.s. politicians have described refusal to hold saudi arabia accountable for the murder of the journalist jamal khashoggi the president and his own intelligence agency which concluded that the saudi crown prince had ordered the killing he says mohammed bin salman's role may never be fully known but mr trump's responses provoked strong responses from both sides of the aisle the senate foreign relations committee has asked for an inquiry that specifically looks into the crown prince's role in the merger turkey says it may push for an international inquiry its foreign minister saying there shouldn't be a cover up to maintain trade ties with riyadh hartmann go live now to our white house correspondent kimberly haokip she's in washington d.c. and kimberly so it sounds very much as a this whole process is now being driven by members of congress. it certainly is being driven by members of congress who have the power to hold the white house in check as

police forces have been warning for years that, as budgets have shrunk, core policing has started tosaid he understands their concerns but he says resourcing is only part of the solution — they need to modernise too. sara thornton said yesterday that if the public want officers to investigate violence and burglaries, they shouldn't be asked to do other things, like recording incidents of misogyny — prejudice against women, which isn't currently a crime. but women's equality campaigners say the importance of recording misogyny shouldn't be played down. why should one of the most common forms of hate crime be ignored? we have to get it recognised, and that's the first step, and once it is recognised at the scale it is, then perhaps police will give it due priority. the real issue here is resources. if society decides that hate speech and gender—based hate speech is a crime, then we have to provide the resources. but the government says any decisions on policing priorities should be being taken locally. local police chiefs should be free, alongside the elected police and crime commissio

things are getting better thanks to outside support one concrete example ensuring that there is a police force which is trained which functions police men and women across the country receiving their salaries that is something where there's been huge investment by the international community and that investment continues still virtually every aspect of life in afghanistan is affected by the conflict which has got worse this year besides the war with the taliban and there's now the threat of attacks on civilians by i saw five thousand children have been killed i mean within the first three quarters of twenty which is equal to the total number in twenty seventeen so we are expecting this numbers to go higher by the end of the at the in the immediate. need is to stop conflict in afghanistan and it's a big big because. you know losing a brave and soldiers civilian can develop. you know increasing so that's the emitted need for. an afghan tuesday's events included sessions on afghan refugees and increasing women's participation in society but on wednesday the focus shifts to politics delegates from

police forces have been warning for years that, as budgets have shrunk, core policing has started tosaid he understands their concerns but he says resourcing is only part of the solution — they need to modernise too. sara thornton said yesterday that if the public want officers to investigate violence and burglaries, they shouldn't be asked to do other things, like recording incidents of misogyny — prejudice against women, which isn't currently a crime. but women's equality campaigners say the importance of recording misogyny shouldn't be played down. why should one of the most common forms of hate crime be ignored? we have to get it recognised, and that's the first step, and once it is recognised at the scale it is, then perhaps police will give it due priority. the real issue here is resources. if society decides that hate speech and gender—based hate speech is a crime, then we have to provide the resources. but the government says any decisions on policing priorities should be being taken locally. local police chiefs should be free, alongside the elected police and crime commissio

police departments recognize. the 21st century task force report on the 21st century policing raises a -- a lot of police leaders have said building trust is fundamental. we're not going to build trust unless there's true accountability when someone has done something wrong. that piece is crucial and is a part of addressing high rates of violence. i don't think it's a coincidence that many of the cities that we're seeing some serious violence issues, that we are also seeing some serious police corruption issues and, you know, police violence as well. >> peter? >> on that point, i just, you know, completely agree and agree with linda's point about the oversaturation is not the same as good policing. there are ways that many communities are kind of harmed twice by the police. once through the failure to police properly and provide safety and again through the actually harmful policing time, that good policing, a lot of the stuff that we are advocating for, will build trust that will make police able to do their jobs more easily and more effect

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but there we re outcome for police forced but there were many more than seven outcome for policethink there might be more co pycats police to think there might be more copycats out there, more charges perhaps to be late and it is busy not doing much for public opinion out there, knowing that people asked about there. is she out on bale? her lawyer applied to bale but it was recommended she remain in custody because there are serious concerns about her safety. fears of public retribution after the scandal, people are angry, and it has been heavily letter—size. the new prime minister has been out picking strawberries with farmers, there has been a lot of funding by state governments, so it is heavily politicised, lots of public anger and there are fears for her safety now. thank you very much, that ends this edition of outside source. we will be back the same time tomorrow, goodbye. over the past few days, the weather has been particularly lively. we've had some spells of sunshine but also frequent heavy and thundery downpours. this picture was taken on monday by one of our weather

with safe lives, the charity, specific horse controlling behaviour module is available for all police forcesaround a number of case studies uses real footage from real incidents and brings the victims voice into the rooms so police officers understand the corrosive effects of this type of behaviour and why it's so difficult for victims to leave abusive relationships of this sort. obviously, the safety of the victims is paramount importance, how much of the training is about keeping people safe while also ensuring that stepping in to try and avoid a continuing longer than necessary? the training emphasises both sides of what's required. one is around obviously looking at the safety of the victim. the other side is challenging behaviour of the perpetrator and quite often, what we see perpetrator and quite often, what we see is that perpetrators will try to manipulate both the victim but also police officers and any other professionals attending the incident. so it's really important that police officers and other professionals a re that police officers and other professionals are aware of the

yes, that police forces are now having to dealwith.o deal with. yes, they challenge it in that respect and say, look, there are so many cases that respect and say, look, there are so many cases that they have to deal with at once, i think they get 20 in one go. and so... at the issue i have with it is i sat there with a la ptop i have with it is i sat there with a laptop and searched the key terms and we found it within less than a night. ina and we found it within less than a night. in a two year span, if no one was looking at the evidence, then why would it take so long? clearly pa rt why would it take so long? clearly part of the story is technical, about what happened, and the other pa rt about what happened, and the other part is very personal. i can't imagine what this was like for you and your family, seeing imagine what this was like for you and yourfamily, seeing your son go through this. it is awful seeing someone through this. it is awful seeing someone diminish in front of you from the bright and shiny person that they were

for sentencing a british academic to life on spying charges and the world's biggest police force has a new president but he's election has been met by some criticism. and unfortunate accident. foreign minister is describing the premeditated killing of jamal khashoggi he gave a defiant interview to a u.s. based network once again back in the country's leadership and his embattled crown prince seen a u.s. politicians have called an investigation into mohammed bin summonsed role in jamal khashoggi is murder on tuesday donald trump in what's been called an outrageous statement refused to hold the saudi regime accountable citing security and economic interests he says the crown prince's role may never be fully known response has provoked strong responses from both sides of the i the senate foreign relations committee has asked for an inquiry that specifically looks into the crown prince's role in the matter turkey meanwhile says it may push for an international inquiry it's one minister says they shouldn't be a cover up to maintain trade ties with riyadh's. now saudi arabia's foreign mini

in itself but it's an organization that facilitates cooperation between police forces across the world and the president of the organization acts more like a figurehead of the organization rather than overseeing the day to day running of the organization it's a figurehead very much like dots. in terms of the impact of the disappearance of long way on the organization itself we have doubts about whether that's has impacted on the state's day running however there have been some concerns about how interpol have responded to. the disappearance so a trial has been campaigning for in support of more compliance with international human rights standards and it sets a bad example i think the way that they have responded to the disappearance by simply appearing to accept the so-called. as a nation of the president without seemingly wealth verifying whether it was given consensual and there is a remarkable lack of transparency around of around his disappearance why the deafening silence from interpol interpol is a general rule just from fair trials their own experience of working highlight

and we'll tell you how nigeria's president plans to tackle corruption in the police force.and in sports the chess champions of the separated father have that story after the break more on that stay with us. from the neon lights of asia. to the city that never sleeps. however we got some rather wet weather into southeastern parts of china at my little line of cloud in place here we got that northeast a fade on our winds of course now fall is time of year whether in place there was a go on through wednesday hong kong could see some rather shop downpours from time to time the weather also making its way into the one half of vietnam quite keen wind coming through watch the skies back into the southeast of china on thursday twenty five degrees celsius still a few showers around that the eastern side of vietnam meanwhile we see the showers across southeast asia some on the live site heat of the day showers of course in the u.k. you can see the the cloud just building in the heat of the day there they go with the usual rash of showers quite a good spread here right down into indon

will tell you how nigeria's president plans on tackling corruption in the police force. and in sports how the dog. is convicted of twenty eight counts of attempted murder. in the. u.s. president says he may cancel his meeting with his russian counterpart at the g. twenty summit in argentina because of the clash in the black sea with ukraine on sunday the russian coast guard opened fire on ukrainian naval boats and seized three of them ukraine's president petro poroshenko has now raised concerns over what he says is a build up of russian tanks close to ukraine's border a year. this is a russian military base located eighteen kilometers from our border on september seventeenth and september twenty fourth these are all tanks this is october which as you can see the number of tanks at the base is located along the border has tripled why are they deployed there the number of units deployed along the entire length of our border has dramatically increased using possible exercises as an excuse does not justify this increase in any way after the incident in the sea of of we have

authorities in peru say a former head of the national police force is under arrest accused of involvement in a baby trafficking ring the police chief is among fifteen others suspected of selling babies and children taken from poor women don't call just in the pediatrician also detained in early morning rates. united nations says dozens of children at a hospital in yemen could dies fighting closes in on the port of who died aust was the only functioning one new jarod's treating children with severe tradition where yemen has already produced the worst humanitarian crisis the world as seen in the modern era and cameron seventy eight children and driver who were taken hostage by separatists have been released reports say the kidnappers are still holding the school's principal and one teacher they were seized early monday morning in the mendota capital of the northwest region no single group has said it carried out the kidnappings but separatist militias have been calling for a school boycott. differ on this let's bring indeed of your correspondent even increase in lagos age and the children h

krresidents now in pop up tent cities, those that have lost homes including half of the paradise police force. >> my 3-year-old son keeps asking why can't we just go home. and i don't know what to tell him. >> paradise is a city of 26,000 in all the campfire has now burned 441,000 acres, that is about the size of chicago. the fire is now about 55% contained. kaylee is near by in chico where hundreds of families are figuring out what to do next, are they aware the president arrived there in chico and that he will be seeing for himself what folks are going through? >> well, as a couple volunteers here just explained to me, they're looking for all of the help they can get. and while people did not take kindly to the president's threats to withhold federal funds, him going after california's forest try management services, he says if he is here to put a spotlight on the problem and see ground zero for himself, maybe that will help chart a better path forward for people in dire circumstances. >> people on the ground face a bleak picture. this makeshift campground is in the middle of paradise. thes

authorities in peru say that a former head of the national police force is under arrest accused of involvement in a baby trafficking ring the police chief is among fifteen people suspected of selling babies and children taken from four women gynecologists and a paediatrician were also detained in early morning raids. in cameroon seventy nine boarding school students who were taken hostage by separatists have been released reports say the kidnappers are still holding three adults taken from the school the children aged between eleven and seventeen were seized early on monday morning in bomb end the capital of the northwest region no single group has said that it carried out the kidnapping but separatist militias have been calling for a boycott let's get more on that we're joined by correspondent adrienne crease in lagos so the children have been released as we mentioned what's the latest. well both the church and the authorities confirm that the children where released this night apparently they were taken by an identified gunman to a church near mend and then released their rights now we learn

conducted by president vladimir putin authorities in peru say that a former head of the national police force is under arrest accused of involvement in a baby trafficking ring the police chief is among fifteen people suspected of selling babies and children taken from poor women a gynecologist and a pediatrician were also detained in the early morning police raids ballots are being counted in madagascar are after voters went to the polls for presidential elections today the vote has been marred by controversy over campaign spending and allegations of corruption the candidates include the incumbent as well as two former presidents is expected to go to a runoff vote next month. well here in germany one of chancellor angela merkel's closest allies has officially launched her campaign to lead the chancellor's conservative c.d.u. party miracle announced last week that she is stepping down from the job as party leader and whoever succeeds her will be well positioned to become germany's next chancellor and a great crowd of the current power he's also known as a k k is seen as the most centrist of th

and fingerprints the new security partnership would also ensure close cooperation between our police forces and other law enforcement bodies and we would continue to work together on sanctions against those who violate international rules or commit atrocities and there will be joint working on meeting cyber security threats and supporting international efforts to prevent money laundering and the financing of terrorists finally as i said out of the house last week the draft withdrawal agreement will ensure that we transition to this new and ambitious future relationship in a smooth and orderly way it will deliver a twenty month implementation period so that we have time to put our new future relationship in place and the businesses have time to prepare for it it will protect the rights of e.u. citizens living in the u.k. and u.k. citizens living in the e.u. so they can carry on living their lives as before it will ensure a fair settlement on our financial obligations less than half what some originally expected and will meet our commitment to ensure there is no hard border between northern i

. >> the accused officer isde scribed as having years on the county police force. >>> tragic news out of california where 14 additional victims have been found, brrnging the death toll f the california wildfire to at least 25. nbc's jay hay shows usow the weather could play a b factor in the coming hours. >> par is gone. >> reporter: the scope of the wildfires is overwhelming with the loss, like the fames, still growing. investigators confirming at least 23 people have died in the campfire north of sacramento. at least two victims have perished in the woolsey fire, burning out of control along with the hill fire outside of los angeles. >> quite krankly, f i don't like having to get up here every night and tell youabout more bodies that we're recovering. we're serious about this. when we give an evacuation order, we mean it. >> reporter: more than a quarter million have been pushed from their homes and more evacuations are expected as strike tea continue what to this point has been a losing battle against the raging inferno. >> our number one priority is life and property. >> reporter:

consulate and they are all safe none of them was taken hostage killed or injured we are proud of our police forces the consulate staff have been shifted to a safer place. a separatist groups develop liberation army was quick in claiming responsibility the group openly oppose this chinese projects in the neighboring villages done province beijing and close economic l.a. to pakistan has invested billions of dollars into developing the country's infrastructure chinese authorities a strongly condemn that the assault. we have asked pakistan to take measures to ensure the safety of chinese citizens and they are going to is ations there at the same time we mourn for the two pakistani police killed and we express our sympathy to the families and the injured. this is the highest profile attack in pakistan against chinese presence but his son the prime minister imran khan has ordered an inquiry. let's get the latest on the story with journalist sean mehra baluchi joins us from caracas. tell us more about this insurgent group that has claimed responsibility for this attack or are they. liberation army is con

there's recognition that we built up that police capacity we will have to have the armed forces doing internal security manners. everybody i think agrees we need to get out of that as soon as possible because there are other challenges with that. we seem i think that having the police capacity. that is the number one factor, and until that, things happen. there's a very strong debate facing the scope of the new policy that's put forward as it deserves the benefit of the doubt, and i'm sure it will be a lot more discussion of what the government elect has to present. >> ambassador wayne, you ambassador in mexico during part of the enrique pena nieto administration use i was trying to reshape the security policy, what it learned, what it adopted on the previous calderon administration, and you also offer intimately witnessing it, seemed issues police reform that had been right at the core of what president calderon wanted, that really goes back many more decades, many prior administration in the 1990s embraced and achieved, embraced sought to achieve i should say, yet we're still in the

and everybody to say this is unacceptable to you who have friends or relatives that are in the police forcehereas jackie robinson uncles and grandparents 75 years ago that's the biggest difference looking at this from the indictment standpoint you know, how the story ends you know, ultimately he was vindicated in the culture moves forward we know vietnam was a mistake until mohammed ali is vindicated because you know, how the story ends but now who wants to be the bad guy? . >> it is the notion of something that was brought up a lot throughout my book when i interviewed athletes of the past is the ungrateful athlete he was just so ungrateful the local set it robinson that he was just so ungrateful. >> money is supposed to be fixing everything if you make money now you are supposed to be somehow no longer a citizen you no longer have relatives or watch the news. it also goes back to the labor management relationship that the teams have with the players but also the public has with the players. we treat the players as if they are given something. they work harder than you. trust me. the reaso

you know there's been a lot of allegations on human rights abuses against the military and the police forces in cameroon in the past but as of now this is all speculations it's very difficult to say what's really going on because independent journalists or observers are not allowed to enter this region right now and local journalists are not free to report from there right here krishna reporting thank you very much. you're watching video we need to solve a lot more to tell you about including as everything goes digits all the more and more people are moving in the opposite direction alec is making a comeback and companies are pushing in on the vintage robot stephen a we'll have that for you coming right up. i'm not nothing to do the job well i guess sometimes i am but i stand nothing which is that the germans think steven's or german culture of looking at the stereotype the cracks in years in the future of the country that i now know i'm right. here needed to be taken as grandma did you know it's cold out there you know i'm rachel join me to meet the gentleman from d.w. .

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now, this is a story we will discuss in more detail in a moment, the burden on police forces in england crisis in mental healthcare, a watchdog has warned. the inspectorate of constabulary says officers are being left to pick up says officers are being left to pick up the pieces and respond to tens of thousands of incidents. something we will look at further, it is in the press today — we will talk about it ina press today — we will talk about it in a moment. this is the briefing from bbc news. the latest headlines: president trump has warned britain the brexit deal could damage us—uk trade, in a fresh blow to prime minister theresa may. ukraine has imposed martial law after sunday's naval clash with russian warships off the coast of crimea. protests across france against fuel price rises enter a second week. president macron prepares to address the nation. now it's time to look at the stories that are making the headlines in the global media. we begin with the telegraph, like most uk papers today, it's leading woth president trump's warning that britain won't get a trade deal if theres

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what most police forces and police officers are seeing, there's a huge change in the nature of policeitional crime and crime investigation to protecting vulnerable and needy people, particularly in areas like mental health, and it is that sort of issue, to say to the public and the politicians, is this really what you wa nt politicians, is this really what you want your police to be doing? is this a conscious shift or something that has happened incrementally? because, as i say, a lot of the public what the to concentrate on crime, but at the moment there are all these other issues, which often involve people at great risk which mean the police have moved away from that traditional type of work. while you were chief constable were you aware of this shift away from what people perceive should be the priorities, violent crime, burglaries, things like that, was there a decision taken that, "hang on, we will have to pull back a bit on, we will have to pull back a bit on that because there are a new issues to deal with"? really, on that because there are a new issues to dealwith"? really,

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