also with us today is officer alan horujko of the ohio state university police. ber 28, 2016, an isis-inspired terrorist sped into a crowd of students at ohio state. i remember that. he then got out of his car and chased them with a knife. alan ran to the scene and yelled at the man to drop his knife. the man charged toward alan after doing a lot of damage to others, but alan shot him and killed him immediately. thanks to alan's swift action, not a single innocent person that day died. some very badly injured people, however. officer horujko, we are forever grateful. thank you very much. [applause] thank you. great. pres. trump: this afternoon, we also honor two incredible firefighters, captain dustin moore and firefighter andrew freisner of the lenexa fire department in kansas. in april of 2016, dustin and andrew responded to an apartment fire, where they learned that a family was trapped on the second floor. it was looking very bad. dustin and andrew climbed up a ladder to the balcony of the apartment and raced into a blinding hail of smoke and deadly heat. they

this been a murder and rough breaker and floor inch bear from the bavarian state police have been called to secure evidence usually this work will be done by a police forensics team break and bear work for another special unit. of the crime scene has been recreated and. is lying in the kitchen in the same position and location as the victim was found in the resigns of a struggle end of alcohol consumption break and she will begin gathering evidence but they won't be using cameras and measuring instruments. that so let's use the structured like 3 d. scanner this looks a bit like a shoe print as we report. this scanner captures the injuries to the victim's head in an accurate and true to scale straight day image the equipment costs 80000 euros and it can record every single visual detail of a crime scene. what scene you're on 10 years ago and crime scenes were only photographed now we also use the laser scanner for serious felonies of the advantage is that the recorded image is 3 d. giving us an exact digital replica of the real life crime scene. this is such a replica of another crime sce

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state police say the probe s continueut so far no other indictment. former sheriff also a subject of the invtion. he recently decided to retire s early a the controversy surrounding him grew.t buhe told news 4 he did nothing wrong and would work to clear his name. but today his attorney confirms the former sheriff died by suicide at his warren county home. the attorney for the former sheriff told me today he had not been notified that he was facing an imminent indictment. state police spokesman declined say whether or not he believed he would soon be arrested. in northerna, virgini'm julie carey, news 4. >>> virginia senator tim kaine visited a fairfax county middle sool expecting to talk about gun safety but it turned out to cover a whole lot more than that. the senator fielding questions from "eighth grade"eeighth grad. the questions ran a much broader gamut. >> middle schoolers are very tough and informed, so i got questions about gun violence but al s campusxual assault, climate change, immigration, trade issues. a i goted questions about all kind

virginia state police are in the process of notifying their families. the riders were not taking part in rolling thunder. >>> the rolling thunder may be rolling on, at least that's cording to president trump. the president tweeted today while in japan saying, quote, the quote patriots of rolling thunder will be coming back to washington, d.c. next year and hopefully for many years to come. with rising costs, this year was supposed to be the last time the protest ride was to be held id.0 years ago help prisoners of war and veterans missing in action. one rider hopes the president will focus m attention on issues and challenging facing all veterans. >> but literally a block away from the white house there is people sleeping on benches, ando a lot those people are benches. it allows people to see veterans. me of them are really suffering. >> more than a half million riders are taking part in this year's rolling thunder protest. the first one was held in 1988. we have reached out to the department of defense for more information on the idprt's tweet. i. des

government has built, which is a police state. a secret police state. this surveillance technology, it photos thatabase of anybody takes because the government partners with the private sector. people that are called data aggregators that collect database abouta them. while they are presenting this technology to be just used by the police, it can be used by anybody. it is a very dangerous thing. in fact, the entire police state infrastructure that has been built to surveillance and track and keep information on american citizens is hugely important. that the entire world would have just loved to have. host: got your point. those concerns? guest: those are concerned that a lot of people are sharing. before we had anger prince, we had that level of very low technology that allowed deputies to identify people under some very specific scenarios. now, this technology can identify anybody from afar, in a crowd. you don't need the person of interest to know they are being surveilled. i think there are important questions. these worries over surveillance state

that is the problem, deep state. police enjoy poteet this weekend on c-span2. mexico's foreign affair sired after the secretary was in washington, d.c., he spoke at the annual conference at the state department about the new trade deals with the u.s. and mexico for policy. >> good afternoon. thank you minister car, thank you james for that fantastic and insightful conversation, i think it could've gone on for much longer than it actually did, but thank you very much. now from canada, we shift our days to the southern neighbor and her partner in north america along with canada, mexico. i have the real privilege of introducing our next speaker of the afternoon, the secretary of foreign affairs of mexico marcello. he will address the evolving nature of strategic and important mexican relationship. the mexican government approach to foreign trade in ca, and clearly, if he does not address it, i will ask him, mexico's relationship to some of the other partners in the hemisphere. there is so much writing on many of these issues today. a stronger and more tightly integ

maryland state police took this opportunity to remind folks that if you are walking along a road like this, which really isn't involved, but if you're walking in the dark hours or around dawn when this appears to have happened, they advise you wear reflective clothing, bright colored clothing so you can be easily seen by motorists. we don't know if anything like that was a factor in this incident as it is under investigation. route 301 south has opened after this fatal pedestrian accident at 5:30 this morning. that's where we are live, derrick ward. back to you. >> thank you. >>> developing this morning, a violent day in nor d.c. three people were shot and one ended up dead. lasshnight's gs were fired at t street and summit place directly in front of mckinley high school and langly elementary school. two men andne woman were hit. one man was killed, and the woman is sffering life tireatening injuries. the other vic is expected to survive. officers say they're still looking for tee to four men who are driving ava white n. bike memorial put up in a safety advocate's honor has been destr

state police say a driver was killed on westbound i-75.e've told the driver was anthony harris of hagerstown. anyone with information here is asked to call the maryland state police in frederick. >>> right now d.c. police are searchingor a killer of 15-year-old boy at a convenience store in southeast.s look at thi video that happened yesterday around 10:30 in the morning. you can see a car pull into the parking lot of the holiday market on wheeler road. someone gets out, opens fir drives off. the teenager was killed and three others injured. >> right now we have a lookout for a light colored four-door sedan headed second base. and we're asking anybody that has any information to give us a call. >> the owner said this was the second deadly shooting rightin front of his store in the last several months. a man was shot and killed early this morning and there's a search for the killer. police believe the shooter happened at 16th avenue and hil chillum. then officers were called to chaun si place where they found the victim and a car involved i

a state police spokesman declined to say whether or not he believed he would soon be arrested.ern virginia, i'm julie carey.. news 4 >>> if you're a crab lover, you may have had some trouble finding them over the holiday eaekend. that's because wer conditions are creating a pinch in the crab supply. suppliers say rain and flooding in the midwest have created a major shortage here. news 4's darcy spencer has been out talking with local restaurants today and she joins us live at the wharf in southwest d.c. hi, darcy. >> reporter: hey there, jim. i'm among the crab lovers who was frustrated because i couldn't find any for the holiday weekend. so i came up short. we're here at the southwest wh waterfront e they're telling me that they have a plentiful supply. but that's not the case for everyone. this freezer would typically b filled to the top with boxes of live crabs. >> this is all that's leftover from a weekend of hell. four leftover soft shellcrabs. >> reporter: the freezer is empty and so are the crab pots. there's a shortage of crabs coming from the gulf. mix that with the m

killed in fighting in 4 different jails the inmates were found dead in the jails in the amazonas state police say the violence broke out between rival gangs more security forces had been deployed some inmates were stabbed with sharpened toothbrushes others were strangled those are the headlines we're back with more after trust to. how many of you. have family or close friends with cancer or if you experience cancer put your hands. what about diabetes. about infertility family or close friends now i want those of you who put your hand up at least once. to put it up again for any of those questions and look around. ses the sauce truncated because i thought i knew that she was n.p.t. you. allude to always you would have liked to just be in on the coffee again it would have a face lift which will give a shit feel just will still be just last longer to this group of the good obsidian operatives. below the always are who can then the me i 60 live for took up more time going to real. time for they gave him enough to take this gift i mention today all because one time because if we want to protect am

gunshot wounds. [ applause ] >> university law enforcement officer alan horujko of the ohio state university police department. the ohio state university please -- for single-handedly saving the lives of dozens of civilians on the campus by quickly and skillfully neutralizing a violent attacker who plowed his vehicle into a crowd. [ applause ] >> fire capt. dustin freisner and andrew freisner. the middle of valor is presented to dustin freisner and andrew freisner for braving a furious fire and billowing smoke at great personal risk to rescue the occupants of a burning apartment building who were within minutes of perishing. [ applause ] [ applause ] >> retired lieut. xavier torres, retired sgt. harry smith junior, sgt. a view of the third. sgt. wenrick. senior officers carlos plascencia and detective manuel campos. the metal of valor is presented to these men for acting with composure and bravery in the face of life- threatening danger during a mass shooting on election day 2016. these courageous officers arrived at the deadly and chaotic scene in california and immediately successfully neutralize

county policef 24-yea icer davon we're more about him we'll have another live report >> virginia state polic said oers injured south of richmo pickuptruck. there 11 passengers in that van from shilo baptist church. a deacones church member said victim 12-yea girl was sexually news 4's justin finch is live ie wheato mon this story. justin, good morni >> repeun, aaron, good this morning we now have another awful reminderh about why t import this is james alan booker. yester he saw a 12-year-old he offered her a ride home. she sayes. he drive her to her house inm f front door. once it was all over she did go able call police. he wasst arre yesterday. we have now learned from second degree rape charge and a no bond informati about his it's very simple. your kids out there need to know tt when you get into a car school winds down for the year. live here montgomery county, it is a war of words in the race for th white house in 2020. former vice president joe biden while the president was in japan the sided with north korea' dictator kim jong-un news 4's tracie pott is live on capito with how thi b

. >> reporter: rachael told her parents she was cooperating in an ongoing investigation by state policelice department, and that she had received death threats. >> she was afraid of the police, deathly afraid of police. she said they're falling ollowi. >> reporter: joe percent value was assistant chief of police when rachael was murdered. do you think that anyone in the police department was involved in any way? in rachael's death? >> you never know. alequippa is a small community with new york problems. >> erin moriarty joins us at the table. that was a great sound bite. >> it's a cautionary tale how important it is to have a functional police department. you can't solve or prevent crime if you don't, number one, have a functional police department, and have people who have faith in the police department. >> well, so here's whey don't understand. why was the local teacher involved in a corruption investigation of the police department? >> we were kind of surprised by that, too, and it's not clear what she knew but there was no question she was talking to state police and the state poli

bracket, a dedicated law enforcement professional with the pennsylvania state police. trooper bracket passed away while on duty saturday morning at the age of 58. our nation just recognized national police week, a time to reflect upon and honor the sacrifices made by the men and women in law enforcement. trooper bracket was no exception. a resident of salem, he served nearly 18 years in the united states marine corps and enlisted in a pennsylvania state police in october of 2001. he was most recently assigned to the patrol section of troop t, king of prussia, and was previously assigned to troop k. in media throughout his distinguished career. madam speaker, trooper bracket lived his life in service to our nation and to our community. he truly is an american hero. i send my deepest condolences to his wife, his children. he lived his entire life in service to our community. he set the example for our entire nation to follow. madam speaker, i rise today to recognize a native of from bucks county, pennsylvania, who is promoting animal welfare through the nonprofit organiz

. >>> today's "gma first look" we're hearing from the head of the indiana state police about his quest to capture the killer of two little girls. >> abby williams and libby german were found dead after going on a hike in 2017. here's abc's alex perez. >> reporter: i'm alex perez with abc news in alabama. it's been more than two years since friends 13 and 14-year-old abby williams and libby german disappeared from this trail and were murdered. this morning going one-on-one with the indianacarter who has been working around the clock to crack this case. >> i think of abby and libby all the time. i have their named etched on my desk. >> reporter: new details from the top cop on the hunt for whoever brutally murdered 13-year-old abby williams and 14-year-old libby german. >> we are one tip away from success. we are one tip away. one bit of information away from finding out who this individual is. >> reporter: and coming up at 7:00 a.m. why the state police superintendent believes someone here in delphi knows who the killer is but is afraid to come forward. with your "gma first look" i'm al

state police took this picture of the 200 pounds of marijuana they found when they pulled over the driver of a car in the town of chatham. a 29-year-old man and 51-year-old woman who shared the same last name were arrested. >>> it's the graduation gift they won't forget. during this weekend's commencement at morehouse, a billionaire told the class he would wipe out their entire student debt. >> i have the alumni over there. this is a challenge to you, alumni. this is my class, 2019. and my family is making a grant to eliminate their student loans. >> what a way to graduate from college. >> a weight lifting off your shou shoulders. >> he is the founder of an investment firm based in san francisco. forbes lists him as the richest black man in america. graduates were blown away. >> i bet they were. >>> still to come, a rough day for the sharks. >> real rough. they are feeling the blues. staggering loss at home. we have a breakdown of today ace game. that's coming up next. era for millions millions it's no ordinary day at denny's it's crepe day. a family tradition we started about twenty-two

one person is dead and 2 others are hurt in indiana after their home home exploded indiana state police are investigating the cause of the explosion. felicia ashley has that story. >>we heard. >>popping noises like we thought was gunshots. popping noises in the someone scream and and someone holler where are you where are you. >>shelley canned lives down the street from assembly road. she ran outside after items flew off shelves and walls in her home. >>there got come running up here scream in town as a light on the house is gone the cars split in half. >>she said it was absolute chaos in the capital hills neighborhood. when she walked down the road. she saw why. >>a man are somebody laying on the ground with a cover over him. and people were just crazy down there. >>william short lives across from the explosion. he knew the woman man and a dog that lived in the home, i looked down saying that the neighbor's house did blow of sorts said the front doors every window and a brick was blown off his home while heard the first moon. >>i looked out the window and now seeing a big flashlight li

it's estimated that 80% of pot grown in california is shiched out of state. police say there's been a spike in people caught with small amounts for personal use as well as passengers with checked bags stuffed full of pot. >>> and wisconsin's journal sent knell reports milwaukee bucks fans got sick at an nba arena after drinking the mule cocktail. they were served from inside a white tent with an absolut vodka sign. a bucks spokesman said it did not reveal any foreign substances but they're sending the drink to an independent lab for testing. >>> still to come, the organizers of the 50th woodstock festival go to court to try to save the event. th woodstock festival go to court to try to save the event. can you love wearing powerful sunscreen? yes! neutrogena® ultra sheer. unbeatable protection helps prevent early skin aging and skin cancer with a clean feel. the best for your skin. ultra sheer®. neutrogena®. and relief from symptoms caused by over 200 indoor non-drowsy claritin and outdoor allergens. like those from buddy. live claritin clear. for one week only, save

state. we can have good policing without being a police state. >> police across the u.s.gnition, san francisco moved a step closer to penning it. >> at psychologically unhealthy when people know they are being watched in every aspect of the public realm. >> the measure affects enforcement but not private business, federal agencies or individuals. unlike police elsewhere that use that too much crime suspects, homeowners surveillance footage, police and san francisco could not. >> if people know we are not using technology then we become an open target. >> the department did not oppose the law but the associations out there must be an appropriate balance between those who subscribe to the big brother mentality and those who want to take reasonable steps to try to prevent car break-ins, package thieves and other crimes. most local police don't say much but privately claimed the software saves and valuable time calling suspect databases. software developers. a patchwork of local ordinances that could make marketing a nationwide product and possible which is fine with the aclu

in an exclusive interview the head of the indiana state police is sending a new message to the killerelphi, indiana. good morning, alex. >> reporter: hey, good morning, george. investigators have been searching for abby and libby's killer since they vanished from this trail more than two years ago. authorities believe they're one tip, one step away from cracking this case. >> i think of abby and libby all the time. i have their names etched in my desk. >> reporter: this morning new details from indiana's top cop on the hunt for whoever brutally murdered 13-year-old abby williams and 14-year-old libby german. in a case that has garnered national headlines for two years now and gripped this small community with fear. >> i want them to know as long as i'm the superintendent of the state police in indiana we're not leaving. we're going to stay there and when we run out of tips we'll start over again. >> reporter: in an abc news exclusive indiana state police superintendent doug carter revealing investigators received more than 3,000 tips following that emotional press conference in april

you can see the photos there, the state police investigators on the scene right now. authorities trying to account for everyone. they are still searching for the cause. >>> russian president vladimir puttin hitting the ice literally. putin triching onnen a rug on the ice inl hockey game. hef ral players rushing to help. putin's okay. in fact, he scored eight goals. >>> he brought exotic animals in our homes for decades. jim fowler, host of mutual of omaha's wild kingdom has died in his home in connecticut. he appeared on the tonight show almost 50 times, almost always with an unusual kruch on his arm. he was 89. >>> when weapon connell back, the college softball star. she thought she had seen it all. and her last home game, what a surprise. stay with us. laritin and relief from symptoms caused by over 200 indoor and outdoor allergens. like those from buddy. because stuffed animals are clearly no substitute for real ones. feel the clarity. and live claritin clear. the way you triumph over adversity. and live your lives. that's why we redesigned humira. we wanted to mak

the islamic state police force still operate in the camp.s searching for their children no—one would tell me where they. still, iam children no—one would tell me where they. still, i am determined to find out what has happened to them. i have been told about an orphanage in mosul which a seen an influx of children since the war against is started. this orphanage takes care of more than 50 children. the local government official is responsible for running this place. i have discovered that she knows yazidi the woman i met over a year ago who was forced to give up her is son who we called adam. she tells me her husband approached and asked her to ta ke her husband approached and asked her to take the child. she was told she was giving up her son for a week, knowing full well that her husband would not allow her to return and collect him. this would be the last time that she would be the last time that she would ever see adam. months later, the orphanage ran into financial difficulties and decided to put some children up for adoption. it turns

virgin state polic say four involv a church van in dynwid county, virginia.n was rede en by a there 11 passengers in the a deacon says his wife was one togeth the driver of the piup truck has injuries and the charges are the accident happened on su they have not said what he was doing at the home. a ladder is lying on the ground. part of the tree branch that he snappe off ttree. this morning a community is on girl ride during a thunde and later raped her inside his car. news 4's justin finch is live in wheato with more on this story. goodmorning. mornin montgo county police, it a 12-year-old girl walking in a erunde the driver off her a ride home. montgo couldn't bring police it's james alan booker he her to her home but not before sexually assaulting who of her home. once it was all over she was parent who called police. this morning booker isng faci two charges, second degree rape offens mornin police are telling us they do other this case. eso a reminder, too, for everyoecially childr to never get inside a know. it could have a very awl end we're live here

the tips have poured in since an emotional news conference last month when indiana state police superintendent doug carter spoke directly to the girls' killer. he shared the latest on the investigation during an exclusive interview with abc's alex perez. ware e aw from sues one bit of information away from finding out who this individual is. somebody knows who that person is. if somebody knows something, they need to tell us. i think they're afraid to is why i think we have not heard yet. >> authorities released new video and a new sketch last month in hopes of finding the killer of 13-year-old abby williams and 14-year-old libby german. they were found dead near a rural hiking trail on valentine's day in 2017. >>> mcdonald's is often viewed as a symbol of america overseas. the fast food giant is taking that reputation a step further in europe. mcdonald's restaurants in austria will soon serve as many embassies where american tourists can report a lost or stolen passport or get help with travel plans. it's part of a new outreach program by the embassy to help tourists get the services they nee

least eight people have died in this week's outbreak of dangerous weather in the central united states. police in oklahoma today recovered the body of a 77-year- old man who drowned in his car on a flooded road. a tornado killed three people last night in missouri. another powerful tornado ripped through that state's capital, jefferson city. david begnaud shows us the devastating power of these storms. >> reporter: disaster hit the state of missouri under the cover of darkness. gene harris and his wife, opal, both in their 80e dead outside what is left of their home near golden city, missouri. three hours later and three hours north of here, a tornado touched down in missouri's capitol of jefferson city. 160-mile-per-hour winds tossed vehicles like toys, ripped roofs off homes and buildings, and scattered debris for hundreds of yards. >> my grandfather started a chevrolet business in 1936, and we've never had a storm like this before. >> reporter: wow. the destruction at riley chevrolet left its owner, kevin riley, stunned. >> i almost cried. >> reporter: if you had to guess, what percentage o

government has built, which is a police state, a secret police state. , it surveillance technology can be a database of photos that anybody takes because the government partners with the private sector. people that are called data aggregators, that just collect information on people so that there is information in a database about them. so while they are presenting these technologies to be just used by the police, it can be used by anybody. a very dangerous thing. in fact, the entire -- and it is a very dangerous thing. in fact, the entire infrastructure that has been built or surveilled and track and keep -- that has been built to surveilled and track and keep tabs is hugely important. of the system that all dictators in the entire world would have just loved to have. host: got your point. drew harwell? guest: those are the concerns a lot of people are sharing. before we had fingerprints, we had that level, very low technology that allowed deputies to identify people under some very specific scenarios. now this technology can identify anybody from afar, can identify people in a crowd.

the state police investigators on the scene right now. authorities trying to account for everyone. they say the explosion does not appear suspicious but they are still searching for the cause. >>> and russian president vladimir putin hitting the ice y. putin tripping on a rug on the ice in an annual hockey game with former russian pros. several players rushing to help. putin's okay. in fact, he scored eight goals. >>> and he brought exotic animals in our homes for decades. jim fowler, naturalist and long time tv host of mutual of omaha's wild kingdom, has died at home in connecticut. he became famous for his onscreen animal encounters. he appeared on "the tonight show" almost 50 times, almost always with an unusual creature on his arm. jim fowler was 89. >>> when we come back, the college softball star. she thought she had seen it all. home runs and amazing plays. kbu in her last home game, what a surprise. stay with us. surprise. stay with us. feel the clarity of non-drowsy claritin and relief from symptoms caused by over 200 indoor and outdoor allergens. like those from buddy. be

that is the problem, deep state. police enjoy poteet this weekend on c-span2. mexico's foreign affair sired after the secretary was in washington, d.c., he spoke at the annual conference at the state department about the new trade deals with the u.s. and mexico for policy. >> good

from police departments across the state. fremont police department is the first to start a transparency portal on their youtube page. fremont pd devoted several thousand hours to compiling videos and reports from past incidents . >> the public can now see what we've been saying all along that fremont pd is extremely transparent, were always gonna be honest and were not going to hide anything so today is that day . >> fremont police also established a new policy aimed at releasing all future videos within seven days of an officer involved shooting . >>> for more on the videos released today you can visit our website@kpix.com . >>> north san pedro street is one of the most hottest development areas in san jose, with the project make downtown what it long to be, livable walkable urban village? >> sorry it's a good golf course . >> a popular and longtime golf course in santa clara now in jeopardy, what the city is planning to use the land for . >> cloudy at the coast but were rain free, typical for may but we will talk about a sm

it turns out the previous -- he previously served as the chief of police in a small town in florida, the presiding officer's state. he used this program to outfit his officers with protective vests to keep his officers safe while they are protecting us. now this week is national police week. it's a time for the nation to honor the many brave men and women in law enforcement who have lost their lives serving their communities. that includes the 163 officers lost last year, 52 of them killed by gunfire. but the fact that congress has now passed legislation to permanently reauthorize this program, that places real meaning behind our words attribute. in the -- and the legislation also increases funding for vests as year after year only a fraction of the need is met. now, this program is not now, nor has it ever been, partisan. as i said when we started, ben knighthorse campbell, of colorado, and i started it. and i'm especially grateful to senator lindsey graham for being the lead cosponsor of both this and the last authorization. last week our bill was being considered by the judiciary committee. i've got to admit i

have been killed in fighting in 4 different jails inmates were found dead in jails in amazon a state police say the violence is gang related security reinforcements have been dispatched to the headlines keep it on al-jazeera inside story is next. far right makes gains in the european parliament elections but not the clean sweep some feared as pro e.u. policies are still the majority of the results mean for nationalists in the divided parliament this is inside story. hello and welcome to this special inside story from london i'm barbara setup a record number of voters across europe have dealt a blow to traditional centrist politics with far right parties making significant gains in the.

. >> reporter: a drone and k-9s with local and state police, today scouring a wooded park in connecticut a mother of five last seen friday. her black chevy suburban later found. >> i hope and pray that someone knows something and she is found. >> reporter: dulos and her estranged husband were set to have a divorce hearing today in their two-year long bitter custody battle. dulos fearing for her safety, claiming in court documents on stained by "the stanford advocate," i am afraid of my husband. her spouse and his attorney tonight not responding to our requests for comment. he anguished family releasing a statement to a local tv station, saying she would never, ever disappear when she is responsible for the lives of five loving and energetic children. police are treating this as a missing person case, but as standard procedure, they are also conducting a criminal investigation to determine if there is any foul play. david? >> whit johnson reporting in tonight. whit, thank you. >>> when we come back, that deadly midair collision. one pilot killed. >>> also, what we've just learned in the s

have been killed in fighting in 4 different jails inmates were found dead in jails in amazon a state police say the violence is gang related security reinforcements have been dispatched or the headlines keep it on al-jazeera story is next. the far right makes gains in the european parliament elections but not the clean sweep some feared as pro e.u. parties are still the majority or the results mean for nationalists in the divided parliament this is inside story. hello and welcome to this special inside story from london i'm barbara sero a record number of voters across europe have dealt a blow to traditional centrist politics with far right parties making significant gains in the parliament elections a surgeon support from liberal and green parties means that pro e.u. politicians will still be the majority in the $751.00 seat parliament but far right and nationalist wins in italy france britain and poland if you're a skeptic parties control of a quarter of the seats for the 1st time the far right gains were less than expected they may still upset the balance of power in the e.u. parliament

out and i mean i think you know my on the regime is taking control of the streets we live in a police state where we cannot even lift the national flag or have any sort of public demonstration they want to silence the opposition. and a show of good faith for the mother's day holiday the nicaraguan police released 50 political prisoners they will take a government is also committed to releasing all political prisoners by june 18th brian al jazeera. tens of thousands of students and teachers in brazil of rallied against plans to cut spending on education there were protests in more than 80 cities the government has also tightened the budget for university hospitals research grants and high schools it's the 2nd round of demonstrations by students against brazil's new government. daniel was at the protests in sao paolo. the government of president job at all says that the cuts to the education budget are essential if brazil is going to be able to afford what he says is major reform of the pension system coming up while the country is heading for economic difficulties the economy has contracted

indiana state police public information officer sergeant kim riley joins us with where the investigationnds right now. >> we change directions looking at a different thing at this time. we are working hard, looking at new things to come through over the last three weeks and working hard at trying to get this solved. >> police believe the killer could live in their small town or have ties to that town. that the new sketch. rob: the president calling on congress to and hospitals from sending surprise medical bills. seth denson agreed with the president that more transparency would end this practice. >> in a free market system the consumer needs to have the information. in today's healthcare system it is very opaque, consumers see copayments but don't see the true costs of what they are consuming and given that information that can drive the market down. rob: the house and senate are working on bipartisan bills to protect americans. >> instagram is cracking down on anti-vaccine is removing search results that lead to misinformation about vaccines or dissuade people from being vaccinated. it

tech hub of silicon valley we all support good policing but most of us want to leave you know police state. there is a recognition technology uses video to identify a person from large databases of facial imagery it can be used for marketing purposes too for example to deliver targeted ads on hoardings is also it is already being deployed for security at many american airports and large stadiums and by a number of police departments the wider state of california has also taken measures to protect people's liberties from new technology in particular from surveillance last year improved legislation bolstering people's rights in this area it came after the data harvesting scandal involving facebook and cambridge analytical we spoke to chris keates he's a founder of unseen an encrypted internet server he thinks that it's hypocritical vote to produce and sell racial technologies but restrict them in your own country . ality is that this is very powerful technology and the question is do you need safeguards for it or not if the police are going to use it to find criminals and then the question i

legislature and take it as an indication san francisco recognizes as we do the way the police use of force is governed in the state of california must be changed. thank you. >> everi've watched educational shows where white people strung out on crystal meth and rushing up on towards cops with a hatchet, police officer deescalates the situation, pulls out a taser, taser. r doesn't work and stays out of the way of the white suspect swinging at him with a damn hatchet. understand me, until he gets back up and tackle him and handcuff him and take him into custody. whereas when you've got a black with a little pocket knife, you have a firing squad of eight cops who empty their firearm into the body of mayo mario woo. this is a difference of treatment not only taking place in san francisco and the bay area, it's throughout the united states of america. you stop a white female on the freeway and she's scared she's going to get shot. the mic is on and the police officer said, we only do that to black people. that's over the discovery channel. is that clear? now, i'm going to tell you something else about me further, this

among the recipients, the oregon state police trooper who was shot 12 times on christmas in 2016 while trying to catch a murder suspect. >> nick was shot in the hip, very badly injured, laid on the ground amid a barrage of gunfire, kept firing back preventing the shooting from escaping until other officers arrived. >> reporter: the middle of valor is the highest national award for courage given to public safety officers. the time now is 11 minutes after the top of the hour and donald from sending a message to democrats, no more games. >> i told senator schumer, speaker pelosi i want to do infrastructure. you can't do it under these circumstances. get these phony investigations over with. shannon: the blame game boiling over and the truth is really out there. with the pentagon just admitted about ufos. ♪ shannon: 14 minutes past the top of the hour you are watching "fox and friends first". move on from the phony investigations. after scrapping a meeting with democrats donald trump sending a firm message nothing will get done until the left accepts the findings of the mueller report. the

virginia state police say -year-old terry jenkens and his partner, sara jenkens, were yiding in a harleyn the george washington parkwa heading toward the beltway. authorities say jenkins lost control rounding a curve. >> he and jenk yints were thrown and both died at the scene. therators. not taking for the in rolling shur > thunder. >>lice are investigating a homicide that happened yesterday around 5:45 in the afternoon in southeast. a man was stabbed and taken to the hospital. the victim's identity head not been released at this time.w >>> no on news4, we are following the latest after that deadly tornado that struck west of oklahoma cir late say. take a look near. goo ess, themage left behind. this is in the small town of el reno. two people we killed, more than two others hurt. among the destruction, a motel and a mobile home park. eople well just minutes to see shelterd. before it rappe this morning, we're hearing from a residents who is thank follow to have alive. >> had debris coming down, a knocked us don't. and everything. there's no wii that we could go vaughten out without elp

there are other state where is it is the state police who contact -- who conduct the nics background check. so they're immediately notified of the denial. then there are states like my own where that's not the case where it goes directly from the federally licensed firearm dealer, back and forth to the nics system. i'm just trying to fix a small communication piece i really thinking help keep people safer. i know i'm over my time. i would welcome hearing more from you, director, about the partnership program, the psp you referenced, and how we could strengthen resources for state and local law enforcement to benefit from the fbi. thank you for your service. >> thank you, director, for your service. i want to talk to you about domestic terrorism. i'd like for us to get a better understanding of how the statistics are evolving. it seems to me we're getting better at reporting white nationalists, white extremists both hate crimes and also terrorist events. i'm wondering whether you think, a, do we have an increasing domestic terrorism problem related to white extremism or whatever word y

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