joe morrissey had been brutally stabbed to death in his own home.hile his wife, kay, and young son had escaped. the detectives spoke briefly with kay.es >> she gives me a brief synopsis of what happened that night. >> believable?ha >> at that point, yes. that's the only thing i had to go on at that point. >> kay told the detectives that a man had entered their home sometime after 11:00 p.m. and began a reign of terror that started with tying joe and kay's hands and feet with zip ties and ended with the murder of her husband and their house on fire. kay's story suggested a robbery gone bad. to figure out for himself what had happened, detective kendall worked from the outside in. >> what did you see as you got here to the front of the house?e >> the screen to the window right over here was leaning up against the house.g there was a vertical slice down the middle of the screen, and this window was wide open. >> that's how kay told you the guy first came into the house? >> that was the entry area where the suspect came in. correct. i walked down this h

daker was arrested and charged with murdering carmen smith and stabbing her son nick. his trial started in september of 2012. >> all rise. >> prosecutor jesse evans was there for the state. >> this case, ladies and gentlemen, is about obsession, revenge and choice. >> evans argued that daker was a violent stalker and that his obsession with one woman led to the murder of another. >> you can't get inside the mind of a psychopath and figure out why they chose to kill. >> evans said daker had left a trail of destruction and those critical hairs. >> a cold case solved by dna technology proved positive that waseem daker is guilty. >> defending waseem daker was waseem daker. >> initially i want to point out a couple things. there's three principles of law i want to give you. >> before he took over his own case daker had been represented by an experienced father and son team, michael and jason treadaway. they were still advising him and believed the state's case was vulnerable. >> they had no case without those hairs. that's why they didn't go forward initially. they didn't h

so kind of stab, stab taunting kind of injuries?ot much force used or maybe a weaker person. >> reporter: so how did the attack go down? the prosecutor had a vivid scenario of a lethal seduction. >> prosecutors think that sandra melgar lured jaime to the bedroom under the guise of sex play. >> so she gets jaime to sit down in a chair, and maybe she's massaging his neck. and then she pulls it out, and while he isn't looking, she makes a strike straight up all the way to his neck. >> reporter: it was a dramatic show and tell for sure. then it was show time for the defense. the prosecution's case was all invented nonsense, they said. theory-strong, evidence-light. >> this case ought the scare the hell out of all of you. >> reporter: attorney mac secrest told the jury that sandra was the victim of a bumbling, myopic investigation. >> we've got this lady falsely accused. >> reporter: and the defense said sandra was so clearly attacked herself, barricaded and bound. >> she's been tied up. she's been left in a closet for 14, 16, 17 hours.

at least four people stabbed. more than 30 arrested. the president defiant. tweeting, "we have just begun to fight." but in reality, he's lost nearly 50 cases in federal and state courts.

she was stabbed to death.was happening while we were talking about cutting more funds from the police. we have 55 homicides this year. that is up for context, from 28 last year. this is the highest we've had in at least 12 years. things are not going well in seattle but i can't say that i'm surprised by these statistics. gerry: what's the political reaction, jason? we just had an election where a lot of democrats put their hand up after the election said this whole defund the police thing was disaster for nair party especially congressional house races yet here you are, rising crime, terrible stabbings, cutting the police budget, what will the political reaction be? >> the political reaction in the pacific northwest generally speak something much different than what is going on nationally. here you embrace the fringe, progressives socialist beliefs and end up getting reelected. if you have a "d" next to your name chances are including if you're literally a sack of potatoes you will have a high chance, if not a

there were two stabbings brewed by the stabbings was a random person walking in downtown seattle, stabbedeck. the good news is he's going to be okay. the badges is that second stabbing was a caseworker who was working on essentially a facility for formerly homeless people who were getting help to get their lives back in order. she was stabbed to death. this was happening while we were talking about cutting more funds from the police. we have 55 homicides this year. that is up for context from 28 lastth year. things are not going wellin seattle. i can't sam surprised by these statistics. we just had an election here where they put their hands up after the election said this whole deep on the police they was a disaster for the party especially in house speaker races. here you are coming got rising crimes terrible sappy or cutting the police budget. with the political reaction pray the political reaction in the northwest is generally different than what's going on nationally. here you and brace you end up getting reelectedd" part if you get the deet next to your name, the chances are includi

four people are in hospital with stab wounds and at least 20 people are arrested after right and leftwingrators clash in washington. anthony joshua knocks out kubrat pulev to defend his heavyweight world titles and set up a potential super—fight with tyson fury. hello and welcome to bbc news. talks to agree a post—brexit trade deal have entered what's supposed to be their final day with little to change the mood of pessimism on both sides. it's been confirmed that the prime minister borisjohnson will hold a phone call with the european commission president ursula von der leyen around lunchtime. both sides still appear to be deadlocked on the issues of fishing rights and how closely the uk should be tied to eu standards in the future. in the last few minutes, the foreign secretary dominic raab has said there is a long way to go and ‘movement and flexibility‘ is needed from the eu. our political correspondent iain watson has the latest. a brief glimpse of the uk's chief negotiator in brussels. he's been locked in discussions behind closed doors with the eu. and negotiating teams continue to

a guy from the neighborhood was sitting right here waiting for the bus and he was stabbed to death.nd i can assure you that the one who stabbed him to death did not come from this arab neighborhood, he came from somewhere in the west bank or from the east bank. but the fact that he was stabbed by an arab or the people who live here, they couldn't care less if the arab is yellow, green, comes from africa. for them an arab is an arab. in september 2000 the palestinians started to shoot through the jewish neighborhoods, and the authorities had to protect the kindergarten over here, and they put up this wall put up by the neighborhood council. but nevertheless, it's quite ugly. but if they shoot from the other side toward the kindergarten, what other measure you can take in order to protect the children? >> before returning home we went to visit a palestinian farmer whose life was devastated when half of his land was taken by the israeli army to accommodate the bending of the wall. -- the building of the wall. >> the majority of his land and the better part of his land is beyond that fe

particularly violent crime or as a particularly continuous series of gang related incidents that stabbings and shootings in the capital and what i really wanted to achieve with this book was to kind of open a window into that world and into the complex east the human complexities of the experience and and the moral challenges faced by people living in those kind of environments the critical reception of seems to often home in on the idea that you were leading a cycle double life that i thought he said there wasn't a double life it was just in your life do you think in a way that's kind of condescension in that the seeming that he being by his kind of like books and streets is the 2 things that i necessarily go together exactly i think i found as a big problem with that and the sense that kind of reflects the way in which society seeks the kind of keep that world at a distance and criminal of course criminality is 'd something that causes a lot of problems within society but ultimately it's something that has existed in human society or you know thousands of years ultimately. i think the id

talking about the constant on reported stabbings and extreme violence that takes place in prison i mean you know if you think that it's a soft touch to go into a cell which you only allowed out of one hour a day so you inside oh so 23 hours a day sharing it with another man to the toilet in front of another man and you've got a playstation in your cell and you think that's some kind of soft touch you know and people are getting stabbed in the showers and everything a psych this is a total elysian element you know a lot of people who go through the prison system and who go through the experience of being involved in gun culture and criminality are ultimately traumatized by their experience and again that is not to take anything away from the victims but simply to you know make people understand that as a lot more to these experiences than what you read in the in grief newspaper i lose that often have a kind of political slant to them i just finally want to ask you about what you're working on that says time out on the 2nd on your county right now i'm currently working on a novel to us ab

the next day, he repeatedly stabbed her while she was home alone studying.py. you know, you just have to put on this face and pretend that everything is ok when it really isn't. there is no hurt like a mother's hurt. it's only someone like julie who can really understand. 0ur girls look so similar as well. people have commented that. but obviously, the domestic homicide, with ours, they were very, very similar and that increases our bond as mothers. and together, they're now fighting to change the law. current guidelines say if a weapon is taken to the murder scene, it's a 25 year minimum prison sentence. but poppy and ellie were killed at home. the weapons their murderers used were already in the kitchen, so their sentences are shorter. it's absolutely disgusting. it sort of says, well, if you're killed in the home, your death is not worth, you're not worth the same as the people that are murdered outside of home. even though they're usually very violent murders. how is that person, how is her murderer, less, to be seen as less violent, less dangerous, as s

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constant on reported stabbings and extreme violence that takes place in prison i mean you know if you think that it's a soft touch to go into a cell which you only allowed out of one hour a day so you inside oh so 23 hours a day sharing it with another man goes to the toilet in front of another man and you've got a playstation in your cell and you think that's some kind of soft touch you know and people are getting stabbed in the showers and everything a psych this is a total elysian element you know a lot of people who go through the prison system and who go through the experience of being involved in gun culture and criminality ultimately traumatized by their experience and again that is not to take anything away from the victims but simply to you know make people understand that as a lot more to these experiences than what you read in the in grief newspaper articles that often have a kind of political slant to them i just finally want to ask you about what you're working on that says time out on the 2nd on your kanye writing on i'm currently working on a novel to us about transgene

. >>> and santa rosa police say they arrested a man suspected in a deadly stabbing over the weekend.lfo flores was arrested early this morning. police say he is a transient from santa rosa, wanted in connection with a stabbing just before 11:00 on friday night. the victim's name has not been released. >>> javier becerra will becerra served 12 terms in congress. and today we would talk to artur ouvrages. >> and whether he would serve in the judiciary committee or whatever committee or assignment he received, he excelled. what we need right now is a nation. somebody to excel in meeting the nation. we are about to have a vaccine that will be made available, and how this will get distributed to the nation will be a monumental task and to have javier becerra at the forefront, i think it will be good news. >> he was hoping biden would appoint him, but regardless, he is still very happy about the post. >>> coming up on sports wrap, no 49ers today. joe fonzi and jason appelbaum will have more coming up at 11:30. >>> many restaurant owners are expressing frustration over the latest round of r

>> in san jose we are dealing with an awful situation, 32-year-old illegal immigrants accused of stabbing people in the church, killing two of them and police say he has a violent criminal record but because of the city sanctuary policies ice was never alerted he was rereleased in the community. what is your reaction to the situation? >> my reaction happens all the time, santa clara a year ago a woman named bambi larson was murdered and the same police chief and mayor went to the santa clara county supervisor and try to get them to change their detainer policy, decided to side with criminals versus law-abiding and you have another murder. just because it is politics. it is disgusting and happens all over the country. you guys are pretty good, the rest of the media forget, don't report these stories. jillian: the story is very personal for you because your son drew was killed by somebody in the country illegally. tell us what happened. >> my son was in law school, on his way home around 5:30 at night on a motorcycle going very slowly, rush-hour traffic, illegal alien tried to make a last-s

she'd been stabbed to death upstairs in the bedroom. in the kitchen sink, a butcher knife.he victim was ciara ingram, a 28-year-old nurse and mother. her good friend kendra smith said she hadn't been answering her phone for days. >> at first i thought, you know, why didn't i go down there? well, i knew something was wrong. >> police would later estimate ciara had been dead in her apartment nearly a week. >> i think -- i think i was so distraught she was gone that i don't really think that at the time i put a lot of thought into like who did it or why. >> apartment managers told the arriving officers that ciara had small children. so one of the detectives' first questions was, where are the kidding now? that led to a bigger question, one all homicide inspectors asked. what is the backstory here? what was this victim's life all about? they began piecing together the story of ciara and jarod. she was your wife, the mother of your children. what do you think about her end, the brutality of it? >> it's awful. i went wish that on anybody. >> she met jarod when they both enlisted

.>>> in santa rosa, police have arrested a man suspected in a deadly stabbing, 33-year-old adolfo quezada flores was arrested early this morning, police say he is a transient from santa rosa, he was wanted in connection with a stabbing near olive park in santa rosa just before 11:00 on friday night, the victims name has not yet been released . >>> in santa rosa, a traffic stop of three men in a cadillac led to a concealed weapons bus. the sheriff's deputies stop the car on bellevue avenue, the driver didn't have a valid drivers license, and the car smelled of marijuana. it turned up 2 loaded and concealed handguns, ammunition and a semiautomatic rifle, none of the men had permits for the guns, which also did not have serial numbers. deputies arrested mario sanchez, edgar lugo, on several weapons charges, and each of them it had prior arrests for weapons. >>> the average price of regular grade gasoline rose four cents up to $2.22, it is still $.43 less a gallon than it was a year ago. the survey says that demand for gasoline remains low in the united states due to the coronavirus pandemic,

that punching, kicking, pepper spray, and stabbing, with the police trying to break it up. the metro police department said eight officers were injured. they were waiting trump flags and carrying signs, began with thousands of trump supporters gathering in washington to rally for president trump in his effort to overturn the results of the election, citing unfounded claims of widespread voter fraud that the federal courts, including the u.s. supreme court have rejected. on his way to west point for the annual army-navy football game, the president and his helicopter passed over the cheering crowds on the national mall and in downtown washington. last month, the president's motorcade went around a similar rally with tens of thousands of his supporters gathered from across the country. the electoral college is scheduled to meet tomorrow. they will officially confirm the results of the presidential election. the state certified election results will put president- elect joe biden ahead 306-232 in the electoral college. in washington, rich edson, fox news. >>> the spacex falcon

yes, well give the jabber stab.ar, i hope she is cooking the joints for today? lunch, next year, i hope she is cooking the joints fortoday? lunch, i hope next year, i hope she is cooking the joints for today? lunch, i hope she is driving it over in the car for lunch. i was looking at this and thinking which of the celebrities words make her want to get the job, i think definitely michael parkinson. john humphrys will put a rope, he is so bad —— she is so glad he has left the today programme. angela rippon she is very fond of. bob geldof, lulu? it is quite an unusual mix of celebrities who are offering to have the jab. none of them are particularly common in terms of popularity, i think sexy. it would be much better if you had mary berry, prue leith, people of the moment you are fabulous in their 805. but, you know, let them all give it a go. i hope they all live for ever and they encourage all of those in their age group who still have their marbles to volunteer for the job. dave, the mail on sunday have a page thre

that they she didn't come to the door i was able to see her on the floor and she had been stabbed him beaten and left for dead. nose freaking out part of our time i am. writing r r r r r r r r you know i was hysterical and i was yelling and screaming at the paramedics to hurry up and get her to the hospital so the doctors could do something to save her life. the police choke hold of me and him comfort me and put me in the car for my own safety a sense of when you call the authorities when something goes wrong and you call for help and you put your full face on them i was too. i mean the please i want to go to the hospital to be with my mom screaming crying you know. and he said now we have to go to town as police department the detectives interrogated because for 2 hours by the time he was done interrogating me she had died. so what would you do tell the cops whatever they want to know demand they release you scream maybe even fight. i. number of citizen watchdog group observe and record police misconduct their advice is to always be polite never engage with a neg rated or confrontati

you know i should of on of our own saying. 4 people have been stabbed in washington d.c. during clashes between pro and anti trump groups police moved in to separate the opposing crowds detaining at least 23 demonstrators in the process the stabbing victims are reportedly all in critical condition now while on the west coast in washington state one person was shot and injured as rival crowds faced off police deployed tear gas and stun grenades and say a suspect has been detained conservative radio host dave perkins believes. this is coming in fringe groups. from supporters aren't violent they just don't show up in the streets with an intent to get in fights with people the preposition weapons the bricks the special radios for communication in backpacks that can't be blocked like cell phones can be blocked all those preparations for riots are made by and the trump people just show up and wave flags and wave signs and a lot of america violence you're talking about is between the fox and the proud boys and i've been a monitor of conservative politics in america for 35 years

rich edson has more. >> four people were stabbed, nine went to the hospital and police say they arrested 30 yesterday. hours after another pro trump demonstration here in washington. groups supporting the president like the proud boys and counter protesters including antifa thought in downtown washington last night with bicycles police tried keeping the opposing groups apart though they eventually scattered and found each other leading to sporadic fights punching, kicking, pepper spray, stabbing and police trying to break it all up, metro police department said eight officers were injured in all of this waving trump flags and carrying signs those demonstrations begin with thousands of trump supporters gathering in washington to rally for president trump, his effort to overturn the results of the election founding claims of widespread voter fraud that federal courts including the supreme court have rejected on his way to west point the annual army-navy football game the president and his helicopter marine one passed over cheering crowds on the national mall in washington. last month the m

it is illegal to stab or shoot another person using a firearm. when i want to know is, would i be covered if i stabbed somebody with a knife? >> i think you would, justice kagan. you would be covered if you stab someone using a bayonet, i suppose. i think that really gets to some of the sense that you have provided in the supreme court decision. there are certain combinations of words where the mine just sort of rubbed bells at the combination of the two words. there, it is very clear that you don't in the ordinary parlance, except for possibly with bayonet's, stab someone using a firearm. i don't think there is any comparable, logical, any kind of inconsistency or linguistic impossibility with using an equipment to store telephone numbers to be called using a random or sequential number generator. indeed, if you look at state statutes that were passed before the tcpa, they all used a bunch of different formulations, but a number of them did address the combination of storage technology and random and sequential number generator. i think that's a

stabbing spree have been deported three times in recent years but apparently came back to stab people lot of places in the country, the violence is completely out of control. it's crushingly sad and it's causing massive demographic a changes in this country. people are fleeing. we've got to stop this. how can we do that? heather macdonald is a senior fellow at the manhattanha institute, author of the book -- we are happy to have her always. thanks for coming on. what we do do about this? >> well, we change the narrative. what we are seeing with the us -- we are going to see the biggest one-year increase in homicides and shootings in this country, tucker, in decades, and that's a predictable result of a fatal life which holds that policing is systemically racist. joe biden embraced that lie during his campaign. he's embraced and after the collection election and it will become a touchstone of his justice department and is completely untrue. the problem in this country as criminals, not cops. cops are the solution, but as long as you go about telling cops incessantly, as we heard in sea

estrada repeatedly raised the knife above his head in a stabbing motion. the officers continued to order mr. estrada to, quote, drop the knife and he responded f-u. mr. estrada then stepped on the sidewalk and started walking eastbound while brandishing the knife above his head in a stabbing motion. the first officer deployed his ieaw at mr. estrada which had no effect on him. and he ran at the officer with the knife in his right hand and the frying pan at his left hand. the second officer then discharged his firearm at mr. estrada. mr. estrada fell to the sidewalk and dropped the frying pan but did not drop the knife. the second officer immediately broadcast that he had been involved in a shooting and requested medical assistance for mr. estrada's injuries. two tenderloin officers, officers three and four, arrived on the scene as the first and the second officers engaged mr. estrada. the third officer was equipped with another less lethal weapon, a .40-millimeter extended range impact weapon. this weapon has less lethal foam baton projectiles. the fourth

a woman stabbed to death. furtado had never seen anything like it and was hit by a wave of fierce emotions. >> from shock to awe to frightened. that's pretty much how it went. then the police training kicked in. >> adrenaline surging, the cops pulled their weapons. >> our immediate thought was to draw our weapon for our safety. so with weapons drawn, we proceed to clear the house. >> it was all clear. but horrifying. there were signs of a struggle. blood in a bedroom and in the living room by the body. officer furtado radioed in. >> i made the comment, just get here. >> it was furtado's first homicide. but if he was a stranger to homicide, so was nantucket. there hadn't been a murder on the island for two decades. >> it doesn't happen here. it can't happen here. and that was kind of the way it was up until that day. >> her name was elizabeth. everyone called her beth and she was an unlikely victim. she was 44 years old. a successful businesswoman from new york who sold her company for a tidy profit and moved t

what i be covered if i stab somebody with a knife? >> i say the word is to use the bayonet but i think that gets to use the sense that you provided in the supreme court decision in the health case there are certain combinations of words where the mind would also the combination of the two words and they are it is very clear dealing with a bayonet using stabbing somebody with a firearm without "-left-double-quote stick impossibility using equipment to store telephone numbers using a sequential number generator the statutes that were passed before the t cpa they use a bunch of different formulations for a number of them did address the technology and random sequential number generator. that is a real problem particularly you think about sequential number generation generating thousands of numbers you have to store them someplace in the fact they are using the equipment to store the numbers to create the distinct risk to emergency lines and cellular phones and peter lines. >> can you comment on what you're reading creates? >> i don't thi

four people are in hospital in washington with stab wounds after clashes broke out.upporters from left wing demonstrators , and campaigners linked to black lives matter. david willis reports. america's divisions on raw display once again, as pro—and anti—trump supporters clashed close to the white house. tensions rose after dark, as members of the right—wing group the proud boys fought with black lives matter sympathisers and members of the left—wing group antifa. police used pepper spray. more than 20 people are thought to have been arrested and reports suggest some were treated for stab wounds. the stop the steal rally had been called to support president trump's unsubstantiated claims of voterfraud. intended as a show of force just two days before the electoral college meets to formally electjoe biden as the next us president, it brought thousands onto the streets of the nation's capital in support. we have a republic to save and a constitution to stand up for, and we cannot let individual states act lawlessly in a land built on laws. although the event had been p

more than 20 people are thought to have been arrested and reports suggest some were treated for stabmp's substantiated claims of voter fraud. unsubstantiated claims of voterfraud. intended as a show of force just two days before the electoral college meets to formally electjoe biden as the next us president, it brought thousands onto the streets of the nation's capital in support. we have a republic to save and a constitution to stand up for, and we cannot let individual states act lawlessly in a land built on laws. although the event had been planned for weeks, mr trump expressed surprise on twitter and his delight... only to pass over the rally a short while later on his way to a football game in new york. all this as the president—elect was attending church and then hospital, where he is being treated for a foot injury incurred while playing with one of his dogs. on friday, the us supreme court rejected a challenge to mr biden‘s victory in four key battleground states. he is due to take office, to donald trump's dismay, injust over a month. nigerian security forces said they have

kind of coming together that does not have a fleshy reality that does not have an embodiment of the stab this man of justice. powerful my question is a lot of americans who voted for joe biden were voting against donald trump and they were voting for what they saw as a return to normal and i know that normality is not something you think we can go back to but i'd like to hear for those people who do have that as their motivator in this moment. what cuts you think have to be made what divisions have to be made to wake those folks up thought being jesus is pretty clear. on the human condition and jesus was saying of his own ministry you know oftentimes people present jesus as just being a nice guy who just love people and i know he was killed because he threaten the empire because his love and the kind of love connected to justice that lifted the poor the least of these all of those that have been rejected by roman polish truck to those of cicero called the tricks of the city. jesus wasn't around them jesus said to caesar's you're not jesus said to the empire it is wrong 'd to have also a

police say flores is already wanted in connection with a separate stabbing.d is being offered for information leading to an arrest. >>> well, now to paris, where protests took another violent turn again today. we understand the demonstrators clashed over a proposed security bill that would restrict the filming of police officers. kitty logan has more. >> a protest in patriots against a controversial new security bill has turned violent. police say the march was infiltrated by hundreds of hard core demonstrate errs. several vehicles were set on fire, and a bank looted. 30 people have been arrested. police say around 500 troublemakers joined the demonstration and instigated these chaotic scenes. some burned barricades and smashed windows. officers fired tear gas in response as the violence spiraled. the protest is in response to a security bill allowing more government surveillance. the bill will prevent publication of images police, which officials say is to stop on-line hate, but critics say it prevents the public from filming misconduct by the police. the un

more than 20 people had been arrested and some treated for stab wounds.t donald trump's unsubstantiated claims of voter fraud, intended as a show were forced to marry days before the electoral college meets two formally electjoe biden as president. it brought thousands onto the streets in support. we have a republic to save and a constitution to stand up for you cannot let individual states at lawless me in a land built on laws. the event had been planned for weeks. mr trump expressed his surprise on twitter and his delight. did not know about this but i will be seeing them, he wrote. only to pass over the rally a short while later on his way to a football game in new york. all this as the president—elect was attending church and then hospital, where he is being treated for a foot injury incurred while playing with one of his dogs. on friday the us supreme court rejected a challenge to mr biden's victory in four key battleground states. he is due to take up office injust over a month's states. he is due to take up office in just over a month's time. back

he allegedly stabbed five people at a church providing shelter to the city's homeless.ack could have been prevented. >> in this case, i'm told that the county received an ice detainer request but did not notify ice of the defendant's release. he should have been in jail in federal custody in drug treatment or jail in his own country but not on the streets in our community. >> the mayor wants county supervisors to allow ice detainers to be honored in cases where the offender has a record of serious and violent convictions. it is a call he has made before including after a high-profile murder case last year also involving an illegal immigrant. the county officials defend the current sanctuary policy as being aligned with state law and accuse the mayor and the police chief of using this tragedy to advance a political agenda. meantime lopez now faces two counts of murder, three counts of attempted murder, and once again domestic violence charges. trace. >> trace: the battle goes on. claudia live in san jose. thank you. >> sandra: majors moves on the vaccine front on where t

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protested and began boycotting french products, and on october 29, three people were killed during a stabbingt a church in nice. macron called it a islamists terror attack. let's introduce our panel. in paris, the head of the justice and liberties for all committee. in london, a professor of french and european politics at the university of college of london. and in morocco, associate professor of international studies. a warm welcome to you all. i would like to begin in paris. one of the things that is confusing to somebody who doesn't understand the internal workings of france is instead of strengthening existing anti-terror laws and making this about a policing issue, say for example something they did in great britain, this law seems to be about protecting the values of the republic, the idea of secularism. i don't understand why the values of the republic need protecting in this way. can you explain what is going on here? >> it makes sense given how victims of terrorists, i.e. muslims, are treated. to answer your question, when we speak of french values, this is a loose term. what are we