have officer stangl vindicated in this way. i would like to say we shouldn't be surprised when a police officer goes and does exactly what he has been trying to do. reporter: i was told that the da was not available for an interview. the das office has not said if that fourth charge will be refiled. the office will only say they will be back in court at 9:00 tuesday. stangl's lawyer did not comment on what is next for her client. dan: today, san francisco statea senator introduced registers -- regulation. the legislation comes after the san francisco da's office accuse the police department of using dna collected from right victims to investigate other crimes. this bill would make that practice illegal and prohibit victims dna from being placed in any searchable database. san francisco police chief says he fully supports this proposal. santa clara counties district attorney reassured victims it has never misused their dna. >> we want to protect victims of sexual assault, not collect evidence from them they can be used against t

have officer stangl vindicated in this way. i would like to say we shouldn't be surprised when a police officer goes and does exactly what he has been trying to do. reporter: i was told that the da was not available for an interview. the das office has not said if that fourth charge will be refiled. the office will only say they will be back in court at 9:00 tuesday. stangl's lawyer did not comment on what is next for her client. dan: today, san francisco stat,a senator introduced registers -- regulation. the legislation comes after the san francisco da's office accuse the police department of using dna collected from right victims to investigate other crimes. this bill would make that practice illegal and prohibit victims dna from being placed in any searchable database. san francisco police chief says he fully supports this proposal. santa clara counties district attorney reassured victims it has never misused their dna. >> we want to protect victims of sexual assault, not collect evidence from them they can be used against t

now bloodworth has asked to speak with stangle. >> 14 long days. >> it is 14 long days. >> stangle, whatould you do if someone called you a bitch? >> i would go right to the unit officer and tell him what was going on. >> no, you wouldn't. that's a lie. it's a respect thing. >> put it this way, i'll tell you right now, i wouldn't swing first. that's what i would not do. >> you wouldn't swing first. so what would you do? >> i can't tell you what i would do. it's a per-case thing. it's what you chose to do that matters. you chose to fight. >> because i'm a dog. i don't take no short, stangle. # >> i know, it's a difficult thing. no shorts, bang first, questions later. >> you know how it goes. >> i know. you know what hoods get along with -- you got the whole system down pat. >> i don't have the whole system down pat. maybe 90%. >> 90%. yeah, man. yeah. >> hang on one second. go, sir. >> i want to be a c.o. when i leave here. y'all get paid a lot of money. >>> coming up, nick bubanas leaves for a court date that will determine his future. >> chips are definitely stacked against me. i want t

now bloodworth has asked to speak with stangle. >> 14 long days. >> it is 14 long days. >> stangle, what someone called you a bitch? >> well, i would go right to the unit officer -- >> no, you wouldn't. >> and tell him what is going on. >> that is a lie. it's a respect thing. >> put it this way, i will tell you right now, i would not swing first, that is not what i would do. >> and so you would not swing first, what would you do? >> i will tell you that it is a thing that you chose to do that matter, and you chose to fight. >> i am a dog, and i don't take no shorts, stangel. >> i know. it's a very difficult thing. bang first. ask questions later. >> you know how it goes. >> i know. and you know that you have the whole system down pat. >> not the whole system, but maybe 90%. >> 90%, yeah, man. yeah. >> hold on one second. >> go, sir. >> i want to be a c.o. when i leave there. i'll get paid a lot of money. >> 3134 in a few minutes. >> and coming up, nick bubanas leaves for a court date that will determine his future. >> the chips are definitely stacked against me. i want to change. i want

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i have been dying to you, rick stangl, because you and i have started this conversation about what ifdoesn't leave and i know i've shared this before that i spoke to a former senior military official who says that you can bet your last dollar that there are conversations within the military about what to do, but it's not something they would have approached with this white house as of yet maybe trump is accelerating that process? >> yes, it's the most chilling and diabolical thing i think a president has ever said. and as you and i have talked about this, i think the republic has to be prepared, congress has to be prepared, the military has to be prepared for an american president to not accept the results of an election, that would undermine the democratic norms that we've all abided by for a couple of hundred of years so i just -- my brain finds it hard to comprehend and of course, you know, he was trying to put the election last time he thought he was going to lose, he wanted to be able to say that it was rigged and he's doing the sam thing now, although now he is a sitting preside

but let's hope so. >> should we be, rick stangl, cautiously optimistic of something actually coming outf these talks. how likely is it, do we think, that vladimir putin is actually involved and/or having a direct line to people on the ground, involved in these talks in istanbul? >> well, to your first question, i'm always cautiously optimistic. that's -- optimism about a person's nature, not the reality. but speaking of the reality, i think, you know, putin does deal with reality. we've been talking for weeks about how insulated and isolated he is, but he knows what's happening on the ground. and he sees russian soldiers coming back in body bags. so, at the end of the day, any agreement he will have to sign off on, and especially in the outlines of the agreement about ukrainian neutrality, about the southeast region, the donbas region, about recognition of crimea, and even that last thing that they threw in the negotiations of making russian an official language of ukraine again, he's going to have to sign off on all of those things if there is going to be an agreement. >> if the two of

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. >> will stangl or is the river keeper he is concerned about the debris that could cause more flooding but he is also worried about water quality issues after the flood. >> we saw dumpsters and poor potties. we saw things like paint and household cleaners and pesticides and fertilizers. a lot of that stuff got washed out of homes and businesses in into our streams and creeks. >> geography professor dr. alan james shares that concern. >> the water quality has direct public issues to health and also relevance to the ecosystems and the help of the environment. >> that's why it is important to get the trash out of the waterways as soon as possible >> it's a little top because cold weather and the water has been high so when things calm down, we will have a much better effort to get out there and remove it. spec he hopes that people will see this issue of trash left over and help out where they can. he also hopes citizens will appreciate the natural resources that run through the area. >> it's part of the quality of life in the midland. some people use it for recreation. it's the unique ide

and richard stangle. an msnbc political analyst. welcome to you both. nato, how important is it for the u.s. to reassure the alliance to be part of nato. did tillerson do that job today? >> it is critical. our strongest pool of partners in the world, andrea, bar none are nato al llies. i characterize it has better than nothing. nato had a shift the dates of the meeting. he parachuted in, he is leaving almost immediately, but it is better than nothing. it at least sends a signal of solidarity. whether or not that gains real traction in the alliance will commend on how much more investment this administration makes and indeed in the summit coming up at the end of may when president trump himself will meet nato. that will be one to watch. >> he only stayed on the ground for our hours, they rescheduled for his benefit. he came, he listened, and he spoke briefly and he left before the closing statement of the secretary general. there is a little bit of a slight to the leadership here. it was interesting on a friday afternoon why he could not stay a little lo

whatever's necessary to preserve the status quo, they will try to stangl it with a study, or commission. they will be moaned those who are being left behind, they will stick a late that nothing can be done unless it can be done with absolute certainty. they will regulate the services through the paradigms of old. they will always find a way to say no. but i'm not in the business of saying no through a knee-jerk reaction. it is not a recipe for innovation. history told us it's not regulation, but pernicious innovation that ultimately makes us better off. i think the future can be bright if only we decide to let the light in, so to speak. that sort of a brief sketch of where i'm coming from on technological issues, and my personal job at the fcc. and i look for to addressing all of you in the time to come. thanks. jesse: thank you for those remarks, for being here. i really want to dive into the heart of your speech. i think you gave an impassioned plea for pernicious innovation and regulatory humility. and that works really well when there are regulators who embrace that as their mandate