we have taken a vote both in the police chiefs associations and with the fop, a vote of no confidence. trish: that was the chicago police unionhe resignation of kimberly foxx for quote, blatantly mishandling the prosecution of jussie smollett. chicago police and even outgoing mayor rahm emanuel are so convinced of smollett's guilt they have demanded a $130,000 reimbursement of funds that were spent on the investigation. deadline was today, came and went. smollett didn't pay up. now the city just announcing a short time ago that it's suing him to recoup the money. good. they should. meanwhile, why is kim foxx, the one who is supposed to be seeking justice on behalf of the people in this case, why is she dropping it and sending mr. smollett along with a clean record? is this chicago politics at its worst? sounds like it. joining me, chicago's fraternal order of police president, kevin graham, who you just saw in his comments today. it's so good to have you, sir. >> thank you. trish: what do you really think went down? >> you know, first of all, this is why we asked for an investigation from the department of justice, because ce

the community's trust paramount. police officers who work the case for weeks. mark garigos >> thaurb rr saying they want within hundred 50. it's just a fastabbing. >> andb david the police unionholding a rally to protest attorney kim fox and here team's decision. >>> a teenager in atlanta rocked on the rock dounl it happened friday night. they say he shot him to death. the witness literally begged for his life. vines is now charge woud with murder. >>> a suspect has been arrested. the 21-year-old college senior was last seen alive friday night. she got in a car police say she mistakenly thought was her uber. >> reporter: these photo os are the last moments 21-year-old samantha josephson was seen alive. they say inuniversity of south carolina student got into a impala, likely by mistake. >> we know she had scheduled an uber-ride and open the door and got. >> turkey rubt rurntz find their dpart too. and he allegedly activated the child-proof locks to keep her from escaping. >> also the cell phone belonging to the victims found in the passenger compartment of the suspect's vehicle. >> reporter: she dreamed of being a lawyer. >> she was a very kind, brubly person. she was excited

the case because a conviction was uncertain. meanwhile police are gearing up for a counter protest. the head of chicago's police uniong out earlier here on "america's newsroom." >> this case should have stood trial. we felt that the case was solid and that we would have gotten a conviction. and we wouldn't be having these discussions and there wouldn't be with outrage and protests we have going on today or the counter protest, which is bewildering to me why you have a counter protest when all we are looking for is justice. >> bill: for reaction. good morning. let's begin with you. there is the political question here. is there a legal question now that she has dismissed the case? >> i don't think it would be feasible for her to say you know what, everybody, never mind, we'll go forward with the prosecution now. even though i don't believe jeopardy has attached. jussie smollett wouldn't be able to make a fifth amendment argument on that end. but she still has a lot of explaining to do. i represented thousands of criminal defendants who did not get the same deference as this particular defendant did and i want to know

>> tucker: she believes white nationalists participating in the police union demonstration. mments malicious and false. a former state's attorney filed a petition to find out in smollett should be recharged with staging a hate crime. >> tucker: thank you very much. ms-13 is america's most dangerous criminal gang. drug smuggling and murders across the country. the president didn't like ms-13 and he called them what they deserve to be called. animals. >> [inaudible]. >> we have people coming into the country and trying to come in, we are stopping a lot of them. we are taking people out of the country. you would not believe how bad these people are. they are not people. they are animals. we are taking them out of the country at a rate that never happened before. >> tucker: ms-13 preys on other immigrants. you think trump's comments might be greeted with applause. but no. condemning ms-13 would mean questioning open borders so the press lied and accused trump of attacking all immigrants. joy reid tweeted this: this is frightening language coming out of a person vested with the po

so on top of her, you have the fraternal order of police, the union that represents the front line officersking about all of the police chiefs in suburban chicago saying they want this cook county state's attorney to resign. the pressure is really immense in this case. >> shepard: more than 30 of them. thanks. bob bianchi is here, criminal defense attorney, former head new jersey prosecutor. pressure, but practically speaking, she doesn't have to go. >> right. absolutely. there could be a process to have her expelled. i'm sure they is. you don't hold these jobs if you're incompetent. but that would be a long process. but what is going on here. i'm thinking to myself, what would happen to the 44 mr. police agencies that was in charge of had a vote of no confidence? madam district attorney, you're no longer capable of effectively doing your job. it was most disconcerting. the police say the hart case and the smollett case are the straws that broke the camel's back. there's been a history of not just decriminalizing but failure to prosecute cases where the community is victims of crime because

regardless where they live -- >> a rally for embattled state attorney kim fox, bobby rush blasted the chicago police unionly offices races for demanding fox resign after dropping charges against jussie smollett. >> anything -- a sworn enemy of black people. >> reporter: jamal green alleged the chicago police union look like the ku klux klan when it get the to demand her resignation. >> we have a white men getting up, looking like the ku klux klan. coming out against the first black woman state attorney. >> reporter: sheet defendant dropping the charges saying she gave similar alternative prosecution to several other cases. fox interesting attacks against her aren't racist but implying they are. >> we have to ask ourselves what is this really about. when we get in these positions, goalposts change. it is personal. i stand with our partners in law enforcement every day. >> reporter: kim fox alleged racism was injected into the story when a few members of what she considers a white nationalist group showed up to the police union rally against her last week. police unions tell fox news they were not invited.

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the. police unions and friends have expressed all arm over a spike in the number of officer suicide adding that in two thousand one thousand officers on average are taking their lives every four days there is undoubtedly real suffering among the police officers who are confronted each day by social deprivation hierarchical pressures and consecutive missions without the chance to rest. and worried because the chemo it's higher than this will continue to have an impact on those of us most weakened by the demanding job for years the suicide rate among officers has been thirty six percent higher than among the general population in the war and that a key factor is insufficient access to psychological help unions know that anti-suicide initiative launched by the government last year has been largely ineffective union representative talked to our sister channel r.t. france about the problem to put it all also the police are under represented in society nowadays this is to say to yourself in its own way. that you ring the national why do you think this is a disease it's no surprise the police are

the police union fired back writing, the cbp concluded that mr.t faked a hate crime and it's ms. fox's duty to prosecute the crime. she refused to do to. and sheila o'brien wrote her own op sed saying she's going to personally petition to courts to assign a special prosecutor to investigate kim fox. elizabeth: the emotions are running high and there seems to be a lot of anger on both sides of the aisle, right? >> there are people saying they're fed up with hearing about this story. they would rather see the resources go back to true crimes. and you know in are growing demands for kim fox to resign. the national prosecutors bar released a statement condemning her actions. the illinois bar released a statement saying that what she did was dishondz. she's in a lot of hot water and a lot of people are wondering whether she's going to run for reelection or if there's a po enpotential she might resign. >> rahm emanuel is trying to blame the hate crime on trump. >> late last week mayor emanuel said that president trump created this toxic environment in w

>> and foxx says she believes white nationalist participated in the police union demonstration. that assertion and called the blue klux klan comments falls. the former assistant states attorney in kim foxx's office has filed a petition to find out if smollett should be recharged for staging hate crime. tucker? >> tucker: trace gallagher, thank you very much. ms-13 is america's most dangerous criminal gang. that is not speculation. the numbers are there, they are tied up with human trafficking, drug smuggling, dozens of writers around the country. like any rational person, the president doesn't like what they stand for. he called what they deserved to be called, animals. >> the ms-13 gang members don't reach a certain threshold -- >> we have people coming into the country, trying to come and, we are taking people out of the country, you wouldn't believe how bad these people are. these aren't people. n these are animals. we are taking them out of the country at a level and a rate that is never happened before. >> tucker: keep in mind that i'm a 13 praise upon almost exclusively oth

i feel like the police union. i hope he himself. says that he's on the scene to do the job. might be oh terminations oh for me. i'd be all for have conducted the same exact investigation are multiple times in a work few nights in the people who do not in this situation we don't believe that every officer do no wrong but when one of us is used as a sacrificial lamb our on the. stand. any reasonable officer would have had to conduct themselves as officer many. well you know statement of no confidence. ninety nine point nine percent bull whom i see was handled. i am. doing pretty good how do. you. think oh. i'm sorry funny thanks so much he happened to the. right on. the. good afternoon today i am announcing that all my few police department will commit to having all elise officers receive forty hours of crisis intervention team training by two thousand and seventeen. so. this is breaking news coming out of the st louis area greater is the release they have reached a decision whether to indict wilson in the shooting death of an r.c. major michael brown we said get out now smith

. >> the police union appreciated how he beefed up surveillance and boosted hiring. filling half of the vacant officer positions. >> he was a good leader. awfully the next one is as good or better. >> reporter: he was more hands- on than previous bart chiefs. he would ride trains and call in. his legacy, he hopes is a police force that continues to grow and be more visible. >> i don't think we should stop hiring the officers. >> they thanked him and wished him well. she plans to appoint an acting chief soon and then launch a nationwide search for a new one. >>> this sierra snow pack survs conducted above south lake tahoe. they found the snowpack to be 162% of average, the water content of the snow is 200% of average. >> that is the fourth best snow water content that we have had historically at this location for this time of year. our april survey is very significant, because this is typically when we see the deepest snowpack with the most water content. >> runoff from the melting snow provides about 30% of california's fresh water supply. the snow survey is a huge im

>> those who support foxx didn't just wonder, bobby rush and jamal greene accused the chicago police unionok. >> the foc is a sworn enemy of black people. >> we have all white men fop getting up looking like the blue klux klan. >> matt finn repeatedly asked kim foxx if she agreed with thay blue klux klan, and she repeatedly ignored him but the police union has called the comments ignorant, offensive, malicious and false, sean. >> sean: trace, thank you. unbelievable, the liberal leftist new levels of embarrassment because aside from fox news talks radio, anger management and of course, yours truly alec baldwin even more delusional than we thought. please, would you support me if i run for president tweeting, if i ran, would you vote for me? adding, he would beat trump and it would be so easy, baldwin's 2020 campaign may give hollywood its best comedy in years but kind of tough to top his hilarious attempt, literally tried out to be a talk radio host. we have the audiotape. >> when can we take some calls? do we have calls on there now? >> no calls yet. >> no calls yet. what number do people

reporter: chicago's top prosecutor, kim foxx, surrounded by support and fighting back after the police unionemanded she step down. >> ms. foxx needs to resign, and she should do it quickly. >> reporter: foxx has been in the spotlight after her department dropped all 16 felony counts against "empire" actor jussie smollett. she maintains her department prioritizes violent crimes over low level offenses. today she was on the defense. >> when i see over the course over the last couple of weeks the distortion of who i am and what i stand on, i feel it absolutely necessary to reassure those who voted for me this is the same kim foxx. >> reporter: her defiance follows protests as foxx is up for re-election next year, and this week two requests investigate how the high profile case was handled. retired judge sheila o'brien petitions that there was a perception justice was not served and smollett received special treatment. foxx recused herself before the charges were filed against smollett. but says she's open to an outside investigation. >> i am again availing myself to an independent review of how

speed to matt repeatedly asked kim foxx if she agreed with thae repeatedly ignored him but the police unioncomments ignorant, for offensive, malicious and false, sean. >> sean: traced my thank you unbelievable the liberal left us with new levels of embarrassment because aside from fox news talks radio, anger management and of course, yours truly alec baldwin even more delusional than we thought. please, would you support me if i run for president tweeting come if a rental, would you vote for me? add income he would beat trump and it would be so easy, bold in 20 campaign the best hollywood in years but kind of tough to top his hilarious attempt, literally tried out to be a talk radio host. we have the audiotape. >> when can we take some calls? do we have calls on there now? no calls yet. what number do people call to get on the air? do we have that number? do i have the call number in front of me? i'm so sorry. that is interesting. interesting. do we have any calls out there? no calls. let's read about scientology. is sean hannity a scientologist? alec baldwin posing the big question to my e

the very large chicago police union demonstrated against her. go police union says foxx is anti-police and exonerated known gang members and they demand that she will resign. it was duelling protests as supporters counter protested at the same location. these protesters got in each other's faces and police had to step in to calm things down. this is really weeks of tension over the smollett case coming to a head. jesse jackson led the rally in support of foxx. jackson tells fox news that the police chief is wrong and attacks against foxx are political because she upset the old boy's club. >> change is going to come whether you want it or not. >> come foxx continues to defend her actions writing in the chicago tribune op-ed saying -- >> the chicago police union firing back saying -- >> today a former illinois appellate justice, sheila o'brien, wrote in the tribune that she will ask the courts to assign a special prosecutor to investigate kim foxx. charles? >> charles: thanks, matt. traffic is bad enough. now one major city wants you to pay for sit

the police union protested against kim foxx saying she has a history of being anti-police, that she hasted known gang members and they're demanding that kim foxx resign after dropping the 16 charges against smollett. it was a clash of protest as kim fox supporters led by jesse jackson rallied against police. both sides got in each other's faces at one point police had to step in to calm things down. jesse jackson told fox news today that he think the chicago's superintendent investigation is, quote, very wrong and alleges kim fox is reforming the criminal justice system in chicago and the target of political attacks. kim foxx is still defending her office's actions writing in an op-ed in "the chicago tribune" since it seems politically expedient to question my motives and actions and those of my office let me state publicly and clearly that i welcome an outside, nonpolitical review of how we handled this matter. the chicago police union fired back in a statement writing quote the fop believes the article barely merits a response. a grand jury returned a 16-count indictment. it is miss f

the police union fired back writing the cbp concluded that mr.mollett faked a hate crime and it's ms. foxx's duty to do so. she refused to do so. over the weekend smollett was nominated but lost in the best supporting actor category. he did not attend the awards but that didn't stop comedian chris rock from poking fun at smollett. >> what the hell was he thinking? >> and today former illinois apell yait judge sheila o'brien wrote in an op-ed that she's going to petition the courts to assign a prosecutor to investigate kim foxx. gregg: matt, thanks very much. the incompetent and ineffective leadership in the department of homeland security is releasing thousands of illegal immigrants right onto the streets of america. arizona congressman andy biggs is demanding answers from dhs secretary kirstjen nielsen about the growing crisis at our border. he joins us live to talk about it next. want more from your entertainment experience? just say teach me more. into your xfinity voice remote to discover all sorts of tips and tricks in x1. can i find my wifi

so i have some questions about the january 2018 incident where a retired police inspector who at the time worked for the police union used a rap sheet as a political prop. i'd like to call up someone who was at that meeting and share with us what he witnessed there. >> thank you, supervisor. i should clarify, i'm retired from the aclu working on police issues many, many years. i'm just speaking for myself. let me just clarify, they cannot release on the administrative investigation the name of the officer. they can tell you if that investigation is over and whether or not it was sustained and whether or not there will be discipline. this is not a situation where the officer or officers', plural name, is known. you have a right to know, the public has a right to know when this investigation is over. the captain is correct that sometimes investigations are complicated. the incident that i observed is very simple. the facts are not in dispute. there was an event at the lgbt community center. i'm a district eight resident. i suspected this wasn't about public safety, it was politics. i showed up, and sure enough, it was

the hand was partially severed. in san francisco, cbs 5 , kpix 5. >> police are viewing videos. >>> members of the city's police union called for action. they stood in from the cook county prosecutor's office protesting the decision to drop charges against jussie smollett. he was accused of staging a hate crime angering top officials. a counter protest took place nearby in support of the decision. >> this is not about jussie smollett. the overall picture of the fact that she is a black woman. >> there has to be accountability when people commit a crime. >> the protesters called for a prosecutor to step down. the chicago's mayor is demanding jussie smollett pay one $30,000 tocove e thcost case. >>> a live look at the white house. a whistleblower said she has a list of people whose security clearances were once denied but later approved during the trump administration. overseeing security clearances until the house oversight committee at least 25 people were denied clearances last year because of issues including concerns about foreign influence, drug use, criminal conduct. the list includes a vodka trunk, jared kushner and the national s

police say they have not yet received a lawsuit. they confirm the officers involved in the search were disciplined. >> the head of the police union calledhe lawsuit baseless and he says he looks fward to defending this highly decorated officer iny court. darcspencer, news 4. >>> police are working to identify a man stabbed to death outside of d.c.on metro sta late last night. investigators say a group of three teenagers robbed and attacked the victim. hisody wasound near the gates of the closedac pot avenue station. it's possibl a they used metro bus. they're reviewing nearby surveillance video. >>> to prince illiam count where a man's body was found. somebody was out walking their dog when they spotted thein bod wooded area. right now police are calling this a deathnvestigation and they're still working t figur out the cause o death. detectives say they believe there is no threat to public safety. > this fallout for embattled virginia governor ralph northam. in a n reslation the naacp is saying don't take any money or have him appear at any events. this comes after a photo surfaced showing him in black face. the naacp says northam must

. >> reporter: the police union appreciated how rojas beefed up surveillance. >> i hope they continuebe proud by hiring the officers. >> reporter: in a statement, barlt's general manager and wished him well. >>> developing news out of san francisco tonight, a pedestrian was hit by a car and seriously injured. it happened at 37th avenue and fulton near the golden gate park senior center. there are reports that the victim is a woman and was taken to the hospital in critical condition. the driver did stop. >>> police are asking for the public's help following a shooting in the same richmond district neighborhood. the shooting was reported just before 4:00 pm this afternoon. the victim was taken to the hospital. there have been no arrests. police are asking witnesses to come forward. >>> it has been more than two years since the deadly ghostship warehouse fire. today the judge in the case expects jury selection to start in two weeks. she said opening statements in the next month. the defendants each face 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter for the death of 36 people in the december, 201

the police union furious with foxx over drop in the case.d, the "empire" targeting heat from his colleagues in hollywood. chris rock slamming smollett at the naacp image awards. >> they said no jussie smollett joke. what the hell was he thinking? you are jessie from now on. no u. >> you are not going to believe what just happened to me. i know what you're thinking but it's not bad. >> what is it? >> i got a text again. >> what we were thinking. >> good, so you believe me? >> no. >> what is wrong with you, man? >> lisa: juan, i'm going to start with you, the nonpartisan association of district attorneys who skewered foxx. you've also got the illinois bar association or prosecutors set her days -- her handling of it was dishonest. >> juan: she initially recused herself. try to do, apparently. when he was thought to be the victim and there was pressure and we discussed it, there was pressure coming from people high and mighty, some closed the obamas saying have the fbi look at it. that case shifted and then suddenly he was the suspect and that'

>> i think the police union is not going to -- is going to join the city, but they will take it fromnd go after kimberly foxx. she is the state attorney. we had a guy on the daily briefing sound bite saying, broken knee cap, one almost had his finger chewed off in a situation trying to deal with crime, they can't get felony counts against the criminals. yeah. see that face there. >> wow, she is not playing. >> wow. >> i don't know who had a worse face, her or juan. >> don't go anywhere, fan mail friday is up next. when we started our business we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was printing out labels and saving money. shipstation saves us so much time. it makes it really easy and seamless. int everything shipstation saves you need,h time. slap the label onto the box, and it's ready to go. our costs for shipping were cut in half. just like that. shipstation. the #1 choice of online sellers. go to shipstation.com/tv and get 2 months free. the biggest week in television is almost here. sh

>> i think the police union is not going to -- is going to join the city, but they will take it fromifferent angle and go after kimberly foxx. she is the state attorney. we had a guy on the daily briefing sound bite saying, broken knee cap, one almost had his finger chewed off in a situation trying to deal with crime, they can't get felony counts against the criminals. yeah. see that face there. >> wow, she is not playing. >> wow. >> i don't know who had a worse face, her or juan. >> don't go anywhere, fan mail friday is up next. you still stressed about buying our first house, sweetie? yeah, i thought doing some hibachi grilling would help take my mind off it all. maybe you could relieve some stress by calling geico for help with our homeowners insurance. geico helps with homeowners insurance? they sure do. and they could save us a bundle of money too. i'm calling geico right now. cell phone? it's ringing. get to know geico and see how much you could save on homeowners and condo insurance. >> fan mail friday. let's get to your questions. i'm excited. first question, what do you do y

the chicago police union and dozens of county police chiefs say their lack of confidence in foxx started's putting criminals back on the street either during the process or not charging them at all and allowing them to go back on the street and commit their crimes again. >> reporter: the police chiefs claim the safety of citizens and officers are because foxxthhoopweav to go th charge and reportex's ofceired back at union leaders saying unfortunately this is an excuse to justify their resistance to our prioritizing resources, to increase public safety and reduce harm. at least one police chief is coming to foxx's defense saying it's premature to call for her to resign. >> under the previous administration, i've had cases that was -- fall under the category of deferred prosecution. i had no control over them. >> as for smollett and the new lawsuit against him, his legal team has not yet commented. . breaking news from georgia. an hours' long standoff at a house near atlanta is over. it started yesterday when police responding to a 911 call came under fire trying to enter the house. the gu

destabilized so many ways this is unworkable but i never underestimate the arrogance of washington coliseum makers. french police unions are raising the alarm over notable rise in suicide writes among officers will have more of a story and others just in a few moments time. you know world big partisan movie lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the bats and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks. with more make this manufactured consensus seem to the public well. when the ruling classes protect themselves. when the final merry go round to lift the one percent. we can all middle of the room signal. the real news is really. the u.s. u.k. and norway as well as turkey have all called on saddam's military to hand power to a civilian government following a coup in the country. this comes just several days after several days of protests in a sudanese capital k

so i have some questions about the january 2018 incident where a retired police inspector who at the time worked for the police union used a rap sheet as a political prop. i'd like to call up someone who was at that meeting and share with us what he witnessed there. >> thank you, supervisor. i should clarify, i'm retired from the aclu working on police issues many, many years. i'm just speaking for myself. let me just clarify, they cannot release on the administrative investigation the name of the officer. they can tell you if that investigation is

the chicago police union held a protest against the state attorney whose office dropped the charges.oxx's supporters were on hand for a counter rally. >> there has to be accountability when people commit a crime. >> a trial in the news room rather than the courtroom. people get off all the time. prosecutors all over america see it. >> foxx recused herself from the investigation because she discussed the case with a family member. she welcomed a nonpolitical review of how the office handled the matter. >>> coming up on morning news, a magician, david blaine is under investigation for alleged sexual assault. and a guilty verdict in the case and a guilty verdict in the case of a missing jogger. ♪ you guys hungry? ♪ ♪ ♪ we really pridrslite autoglass, inittoetour wishieix with safelite, you can see exactly when we'll be there. saving you time for what you love most. >> kids: whoa! >> kids vo: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace ♪ a lot will happen in your life. wrinkles just won't. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair's derm-proven retinol works so fast, it takes only one week to reveal youn

the police union fired back writing: the cpd concluded after an exhaustive investigation that mr.llett fake add hate crime. it is mrs. foxx's duty to prosecute this crime. she refused to do so. >> live from the doll buy theater. >> other the weekend at the naacp image award smollett was nominated but lost in the best supporting category. he didn't attend the awards that didn't stop chris rock from poking fun at smollett. >> what the hell was he thinking? [laughter] >> and today former illinois appellate justice o'brien wrote in an op-ed that she is personally going to petition the courts to assign a special prosecutor to investigate kim foxx. bret? >> bret: matt finn in chicago. thanks. up next, we will hear directly from the american born woman who joined isis and now wants to come back home. first, here's what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 10 in phoenix as the marine corps reports two pilots have died in a helicopter crash near yuma, arizona. the accident occurred saturday night. the marine corps saying the pilots were conducting a routi

embattled states attorney kim foxx, illinois democratic representative bobby rush blast of the chicago police union demanding foxx resign after dropping the charges against jussie smollett. >> the fop is a sworn enemy of black people. a sworn enemy of black people. >> former mayoral candidate and activist jamaal greene alleged the chicago police union lookedn when it gathered to call for kim foxx to resign. >> we have all white men fop getting up looking like the ku klux klan to us in uniform, coming out against the first black woman states attorney. >> at the rally, foxx defended dropping the charges against jussie smollett saying that her office has giving similar prosecution to 15 in other cases, insisting the attacks against her aren't racist, but implying, they are. >> i think they are, what this is really about. its goal change, it's personal. i stand with our partners in law enforcement every day. >> kim foxx says that racism was injected into the group. >> shannon: matt finn in chicago, thank you. a chinese woman accused of illegally breaching president trump's mar-a-lago club will spend at

the police unions and so forth have been able to make it very difficult to access me of this lnformation, and we still fee like we've only scratched the surface. we've covered maybe, u know, a tenth of the total agencies in th country. we've probably got data from about 70to 800 difrent departments covering 80,000 officers, while there are 750,0075000 officers in this coy at 18,000 different departments. so we're just getting started. >> so you mentioned in some cases unions stood in thfway o getting to the information. in a typical police force, in a typical environmt, what usually happens to those records ofisconduct? >> well, in most cases, they are filed in their personnel file, elthough in some cases they actually have aarate file you might not know as a regular pue ic citizen for discipls their personnel file. that's sometimes the case in cincinnati, for example. then it stays with their record. but in some cases, the unions have been able to negotiate and have some epodes or discipline taken off their record aft five or seven years and it sort of cycles. if you' onood behavior for

the number of french police officers taking now are knives an increase in attacks mass protests and police sentiment is adding to the stress on average one police officer is committing suicide every four days now police unions are calling on the government to take action as under schapelle reports. police officers are the ones members of the public look to to keep them safe but now it's the police who are looking for help the pressures of the job becoming too much for some of them. these officers in marsay are in mourning for two of their colleagues who killed themselves this week twenty seven others have done the same so far this year others stood outside police stations and the interior ministry in paris woman is of. i myself and my children do not ever become police officers because all their lives they will suffer in souls believing in a lack of recognition so what i can accept for my children my current. working conditions for police officers and some of the country's main cities have been described as difficult. and some say the yellow vests protests which began last november in response to rising fuel costs but quickly became a campaign against the government have added to the pressures while the vas

the police. today police union demanded the state's attorney step down. they accused her of undermining public confidence. >> making misleading statements to the public and having failed in her most fundamental ethical obligations to the public. they said she's n going anywhere. so the drama plays on. >>> all right. thank you. a large group of fans ghered tonight at the top of meridian hill malcolm x park to pay tribute to rapper nipsey hustle. >> it is one thing with someone says they're tupac. >> tonight'sigilncluded poems, inspirational speeches, even a release of doves. one person said they had not been familiar with hustle's music but wanted to honme e known for giving back to the community. meanwhile, the man accused o can i go him entered a not gu sty plea. heaid the shooting last sundayem std from some kind of dispute. >>> in maryland a chesapeake beach community is coming to grips with losing two lives in a deadly fire meanwhile the investigation gets underway into what happened at this townhou complex in calvert county. officials plan to tear do

the meticulous police investigation is wrong. kim foxx continues to defend her office writing in part in her own op-ed in the chicago tribune, writing -- >> the chicago police unionk writing -- >> today the former illinois appellate justice sheila oh bryant said that she will personally petition the courts to sign a special prosecutor to investigate kim foxx. shep? >> shepard: matt finn live in chicago. police in colorado could take guns out of the hands of people that might pose a threat. coming up, we'll tell you why a sheriff says i won't enforce that. the lawyer famous for backing porn star stormy daniels is back in court facing the legal battle of a lifetime of his own. and you can teach robots to laugh. but then they might kill you for fun. ♪ limu emu & doug mmm, exactly! liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. nice! but uh, what's up with your partner? oh! we just spend all day telling everyone how we customize car insurance because no two people are alike, so... limu gets a little confused when he sees another bird that looks exactly like him. ya... he'll figure it out. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. libert

the railroad's land. union pacific said they need to vacant the land now. the state policerrived with the union officials, union pacific officials. i can say there's om three members in the camp right now. they have gech them 30 minutes to vacant the property. >> is there some likelihood to get off the property but be somewhere they can continue their militia-like activities. >> militia-like activities. they are going to move about a quarter mile away. they are going to try to find some piece of private property to move onto so they aren't at the whims of the local officials. you will hear the train. just to tell the viewers, i am between the railroad track and the wall. there's only a quarter mile stretch of land here. this is where this militia-like group has been doing their patrols. what they do, they try to find migrants crossing. they basically identify the migrants, put the videos out, the videos go viral because you see these groups of migrants sitting on the ground with men dressed basically as soldiers in camo gear heavily armed. they hold, for lack of a better te

the word police in stars and stripes or find an alternative. the residents called the sign bold and militaristic but it is including the town police union hope thater woods could soon be accepting a major award at the white house after winning the masters. this is his first major victory in 10 years. donald trump tweeting he will be presenting him with the presidential medal of freedom. arnold palmer and jack nicholas are among others who have received the nation's highest civilian honor. the time is almost 10 minutes until the top of the hour and an unlikely rescue, on camera. firefighters saving a mannequin. stay with us. ♪ ♪ anywhere better to see ♪ going around ♪ heather: live shot from capitol hill where work is underway so the rejected version of the mueller report will be released thursday. we will see if they get that work done in time. back here, a health alert, measles cases skyrocketing to the second highest level in 25 years, new york city, the hardest hit area of the country reporting 329 cases since october. officials now worn it is expected to get worse. some parents are suing the city to stop a mandatory vaccination order calling

the police chief put them on his last chance program is that. the records are being made public under a new state law that requires greater transparency by police. the officers union argued unsuccessfully in court that the document shows the company. >>> a officer in california has been killed in the line of duty after being hit by a car. it happened around 4:30 pm this afternoon. a black sedan crashed into the motorcycle officer who was on the right shoulder of the freeway. to other people were injured and taken to the hospital. the crash happened on a highway that has experienced heavy traffic due to spectacular balloons in the region. they have identified the following officer. they were calling him a friend, father,, husband, and he wrote me the ultimate sacrifice to service community. the governor also released the statement. today we mourn the loss of a husband and father of 2 lost his life while protecting the state of california. we extend our heartfelt condolences to his family and his friends and as many highway patrolman college for the devastating loss. >>> today the racetrack held the first has this competition since new safety measures were put in pl

identify someone who's had a knife wound but if we are under an obligation to report that the police, education unionre it goes further than what they already do. they say they have strong working relationships with social services unsafe the problem is what happens after a vulnerable child is identified and passed on. that gets us into the question of cash where you have police and local authorities saying they need cash. very familiar arguments. for ministers, they are thinking this duty could put an additional focus on how to solve the problem, rather like the prevent duty has caused people to think about the signs of extremism. they say of people are looking at the signs of gang activity it might save a young life. thank you. mps will resume their efforts to try to find a way through the brexit deadlock with further votes on a series of options in the commons later today. with more on that, let's go over to westminster and join simon mccoy. theresa may's cabinet is the "most ill disciplined in british political history". those are the words of the man who's role it is to keep conservative mps in

the d.c. police department. he's telling me that the department has not yet received copy of this lawsuit, so at this point they cannot comment on it, but he also confirms the officers involved the d.c. police union called the lawsuit baseless. jim, back to you. >> interesting. all right, darcy spencer. >>> new fall out for embattled virginia governor ralph northam in a new resolution, the fairfax countyth chapter of naacp is calling on virginia democrats not to take any money fromno ham or have him appear at their events. this comes nearly three months after a photo surfaced from northam's medical school yearbook showing him in black face. the school is expectedo complete an investigation reviewing its past yearbooks. the naacp tells us no matter t outcome, northam still must resign. in a statement today the organization expressed concern about other elected officials now backtracking on those calls saying, quote, it pretends a greater lack of moral compass within the democraticty par of virginia. >>> some troubles for a northn virginiany compa. cynet systems taking a lot of heat for a job posting. it caught a candidate that was, quote, preferably causian. our northern virginiachureau f julie ca

what we just received reaction coming from the european union as the police said andrew the ecuadorian embassy in london and arrested julian and sons now the european union says that it will cool the case of the league's founder who was arrested just our word. earlier in the day and you just saw some of the pictures that were a film crew filmed exclusively right at the door and busy. ok we can now cross live to our correspondent in london our season issues that there has been keeping on top of all of the latest over the past couple of hours. thanks for keeping on top of this for is what is the latest chicken tacos. well we've just as you rightly said we've just been seeing pictures and footage of julie in the song being dragged out so there could dorian embassy in london where he spent the last six to seven years this follows the metropolitan police confirming that julian the sun has been arrested and removed from the embassy this is also just a day off. as a tour in chief claim that an extensive spying operation was conducted against his son and i quote dorian embassy and clearing tha

unions though and the suicide initiative launched by president micron's government last year has been largely ineffective as union representative talk to us is the shuttle to france about the problem. the police are under-represented in society nowadays it's to save their lives in it's own way we saw that during the national id thing this is a disease it's no surprise the police are just like the rest of us they have been subjected to these negredo thanks treat and concerning the suicide sure there are cases more and more of one of the main reasons is depression the last act of suicide the death of an officer whether it is a man or woman is the result and happiness or unhappiness isn't properly looked into sort of but in this circumstantial measures won't change anything the. u.s. presidential hopeful has sparked debate by proposing a bill to provide reparations to african-americans democrat senator cory booker says this would compensate for the suffering of slaves a recent poll finds only one in five voters back the move if adopted the law would officially acknowledged the legacy of american slavery and financially compensate those still affected by discrimination issues getting a lot of att

chicago's top prosecutor tim cox dropped all charges against jussie smollett and the chicago police uniontep down. fox reacting in a statement saying, quote, i was elected by the people to pursue community safety, prevent harm and uphold fairness and equal justice. i am proud of my record in doing that and i plan to do so through the end of my term. forget the presidency, this teenager wants beto o'rourke to be her date to the prom. the 2020 hopeful turned her down on the campaign trail in iowa but offered her something else instead. >> someone who did not go to the prom, we came up with a counterproposal. [applause] heather: she can't caucus for o'rourke in iowa. should she should he have gone or not? howard shultz shaking things up in the 2020 field with a potential third-party run but has a spoiler alert for liberals. >> if a democrat runs resembles bernie sanders who says he's a democratic socialist, donald trump is going to get reelected. heather: the democratic party after recent shift that could cost them the election. that debate next. ♪ >> i'm not going to be a spoiler. there is