u. s. to face drugs and ahmed charges on orlando and unders, who only left office in january this year was arrested in february on drug trafficking. and arms charges the u. s. justice department, also in ages and on those accepted a bribe from the head of the similar costello cooking of chapel guzman facilitated by the fuller president's brother, one antonio. well, just moments ago the u. s. department of justice explained that they believe and, and as facilitated the importation of drugs into the u. s. claiming he was an active participant in the crime. not just a bribed official hernandez and his co conspirators help pushed 500000 kilograms of cocaine into the united states. that's 500 tons of cocaine. poison that landed in this country on our streets. and as we allege in the indictment, that's exactly what hernandez wanted. realized that during a meeting with a co conspirator, hernandez declared that he wanted. and i quote, to stuff the drugs right up the noses of the gringos, audio, castro, live from washington dc. what else did the justice department have to say? lauren, this is truly a jaw dropping moment. it is highly unusual for the united states to expedite a former

u. s. justice department also alleges and under as accepted a bribe from the head of the sinner cartel york in el chapo guzman stories to stay with us. one or one east is coming up next morning. fee. after that, i can, i have a fly thing in the we don't simply focus on the politics of the conflict. it's the consequence of war. the human suffering that we before talk, we brave bullets and bombs, and some of the world's most troubled regions. the army fled in the face of idols advance. it is one of the more serious about the violence in recent years. in some instances, we are the target because we give voice to those demanding freedom the rule of law . and we always include the views from all sites. with he was thailand's most courageous cough. an investigator who took down a human trafficking syndicate, led by a top military colanda. more than 40 guilty verdict, highlands biggest human trafficking trial. but awaiting puncture and believe the powerful men he arrested what protected by those even higher up seeing the date of god. cool, cool. come me my job to plug it in for them to go guy. and

u. s. justice department says it'll challenge a court ruling which scrap mask mandates if the health protection agency thinks it's necessary. in the meantime, the white house, as people should keep wearing mask, some planes, trains, and other forms of public transport. the centers for disease control and prevention had earlier extended the mandate, citing rising cobit 19 cases. but a federal judge and florida rule, the cdc overstep it's authority. a war crimes trial and the central african republic has been postponed off the defense lawyers failed to show up on day one complained the court was mistreating their clients. the trial is related to the 2900 massacre 46 people in to northern villages prosecute to say, members of a rebel group called 3 are brazen, they kill civilians. the court will reconvene next week, but it's by minister, by johnson has apologized to parliament for breaking his own government. cobit 900 locked down rules and being fined by the police. but it wasn't enough for his political opponents who label johnson statement a joke. general as more from london, it was the 1st tim

u. s justice department plans to appeal the ruling by a federal judge voided the mask mandate for public transportation. we're bringing mixed reaction on the ruling from travelers in the bay area. from ktvu fox two news this morning's onto the alarm clock. but the rain that me about that all day good morning. thanks for being with us, gasia mikaelian. good morning. i'm dave clark. welcome to thursday, april 21st so that roberta, save any rain for you on the way in. thankfully it had tapered off a bit, but it was just going off in my neighborhood. i think around. maybe three ish forest. roberto mm hmm. all the way through the five o'clock our two. most of the six and now we're on the backside of this frontal boundary that has exited the area lifting into the central valley. can you see that? there now watch this loop. it's our live doppler writer and bam right there back side of it, but we still have some heavy precipitation in some of the neighborhoods in east bay and will continue to see periods of showers. mostly cloudy skies will get out towards the estuary. it's swiveling a bit becau

u. s. department of justice. they're set to announce new enforcement actions and disrupting russian economic activity. this is attorney general. i've magically gone no stone unturned in our efforts to investigate arrest and prosecute those whose criminal acts at naval russia to continue its unjust war in ukraine. that is a promise we are keeping. i am joined here to day by deputy attorney general monaco and f b i director re. also here our assistant attorney general olson principal, deputy assistant attorney general mcquaid f b i cyber section chief fram. and klepto capture task force director adams. to day we are mounting several actions. the justice department has taken to disrupt and prosecute criminal activity associated with the russian regime. the 1st action we are announcing today is the unsealing of an indictment. charging russian oligarchy, konstantin mouth. f with sanctions violations, as indictment charges. the treasury department previously identified malik f, as one of the main sources of financing f

u. s. justice department says that it will challenge a court ruling that struck down a mask mandate for the transport sector. but the white house is advising people to keep wearing masks on planes and other public transport. the centers for disease control and prevention had earlier extended the mask mandate, citing rising cove, it 19 infections, but a federal judge and florida rule. the cdc overstepped its authority. the war in ukraine is being partly blamed for the 1st decrease in subscribers in 10 years for netflix. it share value as plunged by more than 30 percent streaming service last $200000.00 subscribers worldwide between january and march. that's fuel by the loss of 700000 accounts after the company pulled out of russia. netflix as also blamed increased competition and password sharing. india is using cow dung to power rural industries and homes in order to allow low it's reliance on fossil fuels. the move could also give poor farmers a new source of income. rule households burn cattle, droppings to heat stoves. in the past, the government has tried to phase out the practice b

u. s. department of justice, it has turned over everything from wiki leaks, journalist accounts, every email contact metadata. for me, my google accounts, i was actually has the one that i have from a long time ago, which is why it makes the situation with regards to how the u. s. government is treating with what they were actually doing. like that he going off journalists personal and private e mail accounts in the hope that this is yes issue with the organization. a very susie, susan crunch on all of you can do. the warrant for google confirms to the law is that the case the united states is secretly building against wiki leaks is not just paranoia. it has a case number. one of the charges is espionage with an international espionage case that it has sucked in. dozens of people to its grand jury process that has pulled in through warrants or from google and others, thousands of pages of information that has gone explicitly off to generals. that is what it calls a whole of government investigation. what other states call hall gum investigation, which is the largest investigation ever into a

u. s justice department plans to appeal the ruling by a federal judge voided the mask mandate for public area. from ktvu fox two news this morning's onto the alarm clock. but the rain that me about that all day good morning. thanks for being with us, gasia mikaelian. good morning. i'm dave clark. welcome to thursday, april 21st so that roberta, save any rain for you on the way in. thankfully it had tapered off a bit, but it was just going off in my neighborhood. i think around. maybe three ish forest. roberto mm hmm. all the way through the five o'clock our two. most of the six and now we're on the backside of this frontal boundary that has exited the area

u. s. department of justice, outlining some of the actions that they've been taking recently in order to, to target to the what they describe as a russian oligarchs in terms of some of their, the items. for example, they mentioned the yacht called tango that had been seized in spain. it also been talking about hitting a hydra doc, net market, which had been a place where much of the of the trip to conceal been spent about $5000000000.00 with encrypt accountancy. had been spent, that had been run on servers by a russian called a dmitri. pavlov, the attorney general medic, garland seeing it doesn't matter if use, how far you sell your yacht, hide your assets or your malware. the justice department is going to find you those, the headlines we're going to be back in about 25 minutes time. see them are by are trying to, in the us sleep, walking their way to war in the struggle over ukraine. here's the test for president joe biden is really trying to do is rewrite the security architecture in your personal united states. you, sir, if you go to walk and chew gum at the same time, we take on us

department of justice. i various organs of the u. s. government to include the department of defense, the central intelligence agency, as to what types of enhanced interrogation techniques would be authorized for certain types of detainees to when they began signing for pantano. and i moved to having psychologists do interviews with patients, discover individual flaws, individual sources of trauma and security. and then they, they also discovered because they were germany with arabs and muslims. ah, the muslim males are uniquely upset by nudity, and also by female fiscal contact. and fear of dot race has always played a role in american torture. it's the american torture techniques are part of old military punishments, punishments that were used on slaves and, and, and you might find that strange, but there was one area where slaves were never whipped, but you use clean techniques on them. so they didn't leave marks. and that was, if you're going to sell a slave, because a slave that had with marks means that they were not going to obe

u. s. and german governments of shut down the so called dog that website selling illegal items, including drugs and fake documents. the u. s. department of justice says hydro market accounted for around 80 percent of all crypto currency transactions on the doc net last year. most customers were from russian speaking countries. the website earned around $5000000000.00 in the past 6 years. hydro market facilitated the sale of narcotics full sy, these computer hacking tools and money laundering services. jody westby is chief executive at global cyber risk. she says the shut down will help to secure the global online community. well for the internet overall, it means a lot more safety for businesses. these bought nets are very dangerous, especially the ones established by g r. u. the ration military have, as you noted in death, is billions of dollars worth of damage in their attacks. it's been very difficult to disrupt them. but the united states has developed a technique where it's a court ordered take down where they actually can detect the computers that have the malware in them. they get a warrant, almost like a search warrant. go into the compu

u. s. program targeting spies for china, but he's not on trial for spying the justice department. his charge, the southern illinois university mathematics professor with financial fraud and tax evasion for allegedly failing to disclose grants from chinese universities. trump, you're a spy. catching program aimed at preventing china from stealing intellectual property is not catching spies. they're going about it in a completely wrong way. i mean, they are clearly targeting, for the most part, asian americans. and you know, we've seen this in past instances in houston, it was dismissed without trial, university of kansas. professor feng franklin towel was convicted in april of fraud and making false statements. but the judge has declined to set. is convicted of lying to federal agencies about his tie to a chinese talent recruitment program. failing to disclose a chinese bank account in tax evasion, they say there's good re whether the anti spying program will survive public scrutiny. john henderson, al jazeera chicago, millions of people living in the whole of africa are experienci

u. s. president, shortly after the sanctions were announced by the department of justice. put out a statement on twitter saying that he made clear that russia would pay the price for what he calls atrocities in boucher and so this is evidence of that the united states is serious about this. the attorney general making very clear. well, he did not to say the what the evidence is that has been found in boucher amounts to war crimes. it's very clear that the united states is assembling evidence for potential prosecution in the future. so in the meantime, in the short term is the intention of the united states to put a place these punishing sanctions as a means of choking out the russian federations ability to finance the war machine vladimir putin's russian invasion of ukraine. so that is the intention and the white house says that the sanctions already in place prior to the ones announced to day on wednesday, i have been effective. they say that already the impact has been that the russian economy is projected to contract by some 15 percent in 2022. and inflation is already

u. s. program targeting spies for china, but he's not on trial for spying. the justice department, his charge, the southern illinois university mathematics professor with financial fraud and tax evasion for allegedly failing to disclose grants from chinese universities when he applied for a grant from the us national science foundation. or critics a, that's the problem with the china initiative. if authorities can't prove spying, they'll look for something. anything else? i feel it's completely xena phobic. it's racist. corbin, yes. a friend who set up a go fun me page says the trump, you're a spy. catching program aimed at preventing china from stealing intellectual property is not catching spies. they're going about it in a completely wrong way. i mean, they are clearly targeting, for the most part, asian americans. and, you know, we've seen this in past instances in history and it's happening now. when the biden administration inherited the china initiative id decided that wasn't the right approach. it replaced that with a broader plan called the strategy for countering nation

the justice department says he owes the u. s.ernment almost $3 million in penalties for hiding those accounts. penalty is the government has been trying to collect from him for the last two years. and now they are asking the court to make him pay up. trump's pardoned looked like he put an end to his accountability for hiding all of that money. he made doing pro putin dirty work in ukraine. but now it looks like the u. s. justice system might not quite be finished with paul manafort. but does it for us tonight, rachel will be here on monday, and i will see you sunday night at 8 pm on my show here on msnbc. next week back on peacock. now it is time for the last word. jonathan is in for lawrence tonight, good evening jonathan. good evening mehdi. the downside of this is that you're in the studio i think right next to me, so i don't think i'll get the chance to shake your hand. >> where are you? >> thanks a lot, mehdi have a good night. we are nearly six months out from the midterms, and somehow, the party downplaying the january 6th

u. s. i one time out american ally on orlando and unders faces drugs and arms charges us justice department, also in ages and and as accepted a bribe from the head of the sinner cartel, you're keen and chapel guzman facilitated by the former president's brother, one antonio turbos, following developments from finance ari. so what's happening there now theresa well there's a huge security operation happening in on the road as right now. and the drug enforcement agency, the u. s. drug enforcement agency has just landed at the airport in take washing alpha to take or one or longer to man this to the united states to new york city. it started earlier today when hernandez was in a military base of special forces into which he got later on, he was put inside a helicopter. there were sniper security forces and he was moved towards an airport where he has been waiting for their da plane to take him to the u. s. hernandez was detained back in february, only 19 days after he left off is as president. aah! offer on doris. who was breton since 2014, and he earlier this year, and he's being accused in t

the justice department announced tonight that within 30 days, the u. s. park police and u. s.t major reforms and policy changes as part of the settlement. quote, changes to the agency's policies include more specific requirements for visible identification of officers, limits on the use of non lethal force, and procedures to facilitate safe crowd dispersal. and specifically, as part of the settlement, the park police will quote, to require officers to wear fully visible name badges, and name plates including fully visible badges and name plates, including an outerwear tactical gear and helmets. they will implement guidelines concerning the use of non lethal force, including de-escalation tactics. these are changes and reforms that do not happen every day. but this means the park police on the secret service can never do what they did in lafayette square park again. this will presumably set a standard for all federal on enforcement organizations. like i said, quite a u-turn. we will be right back, stay with us. ls, my eyes feel like a combo of stressed, dry and sandpaper. stryp

the justice department will use every available tool to find you disrupt your plots and hold you accountable. the u. s. imposes a new round of financial sanctions on russian president vladimir putin, his daughters amongst those targeted and 30 as on a guilty verdict of the assassination of a became a fan. so leader the countries form of president is convicted in absentia. welcome to the program. new videos emerged appearing to show ukrainian troops killing captured russian soldiers on the outskirts of keith. it comes as russia face is growing condemnation over the killing of civilians, a boucher of pain and borrowed younger ukraine, says more victims of torture and execution or been found every day in cities outside of the capital cave. and one can travel to boucher. we do warn you that you may find some of the pictures in his report disturbing from the start left to rot. we don't know how long the body of this man has been in these woods. so just tell us, he may well have been on a morning walk. his fingers have been eaten by stray dogs, as ukrainian soldiers are fanned through these words and not on

u. s. program targeting spies for china, but he's not on trial for spying the justice department. his charge, the southern illinois university mathematics professor with financial fraud and tax evasion for allegedly failing to disclose grants from chinese universities when he applied for a grant from the us national science foundation. or critics a, that's the problem with the china initiative. if authorities can't prove spying, they'll look for something. anything else? i feel it's completely jennifer. it's racist. corbin yes. a friend who set up a go fun me page says the trump, you're a spy. catching program aimed at preventing china from stealing intellectual property is not catching spies. they're going about it in a completely wrong way. i mean, they are clearly targeting, for the most part, asian americans. and, you know, we've seen this in past instances in history, and it's happening now. when the biden administration inherited, the china initiative decided that wasn't the right approach. it replaced that with a broader plan called the strategy for countering nation state

u . s. president also introduced an executive order battle of those sanctions now include russian president vladimir putin's 2 adult daughters and foreign minister survey. laugh rav, his wife and daughter. on wednesday, the justice department announcing actions against russian oligarchy, constantine malice, have for sanctions violations. and the seizure of a yacht docked in spain earlier this week, owned by another russian oligarchy, victor vac cell burg. it does not matter how far you sail your yacht. it does not matter how well you conceal your assets. the justice department will use every available tool to find you disrupt your plots and hold you accountable. the justice department working with the f. b. i also announced it had disrupted a malicious computer network infecting us. small businesses operated by russian military intelligence. the sanctions were accelerated following the images emerging of civilians killed in boucher scattered in the streets some with their hands bound behind their backs. the attorney general would not confirm. he's assembling a nuremberg style investigation, but did go out of his way to constitute the killings as atrocities the world sees. what is happening in ukraine. the justice departmen

u. s. officials claim beijing is deploying it cyber force to surpass the united states by stealing industrial secrets from america's biggest companies. ah, i'm john carland and i served most my career, the justice department when i was a prosecutor, i went to a secure facility is still number going on on the trip, where there was a task force house above long foresman intelligence. and there was a giant jumbotron screen in the background sizes of a movie, theater type screen. and they were tracking in real time what china, what chinese threat actors in particular were doing to us companies. and they'd steal the research and development, intellectual property that the trade negotiation strategies from that company. and we'd watch a go back out of the united states and hop back to, to china. so we decided to have a new strategy. ah, this new strategy was announced by then us attorney general airy called us today. we are announcing an indictment against 5 officers of the chinese people's liberation army for a series of cyber security breaches against 6 american victim companies. we allege that members of unit 61398, conspired to hack into computers of 6 you as victims to steal information that would provide

u. s. capitol. if the house finds them in contempt. the criminal referrals would then be sent to the justice department, which would then decide whethertually attacked by a wild animal at the us capitol felt like felt something lunged at the back of my leg. thought it was gonna be a small dog. jumped. it's like it's like that son died. that's a fox. glad i had my umbrella in my hand, so we're sitting there squaring off holding the fox backs and then somebody's like, hey, there's a fox attacking that guy. so capitol police kind of came out and then the fox ran off towards the dirksen and hart building. fox had had just a crazy story. sacramento area congressman ami bera was bitten on the ankle by a fox yesterday, witnesses alerted capitol police and lead to a bit of a standoff with the animal until authorities could capture it. sarah who's a doctor says he's not taking any chances. he's getting a series of rabies shots. capitol police say the fox will be relocated. after weeks of testimony on capitol hill, supreme court nominee could tangie brown jackson is expected to be confirmed with full democratic support and the backing of some r

u. s. on orlando and anders who was president from 2014 until this year faces drugs and alms charges. the us justice department also alleges and then there's accepted a bribe from the head of the beast in the lower cartel. you're keen as chapel guzman facilitated by the former president's brother on tonia as was up stories to stay with us around to 0. the campaign against the climate is up next over that with more news for you after that she did. oh, i gotcha. you want to talk to me read, we're doing a commentary about climate change. well, this is simple science look up, the higher c o 2 levels are leading to the greening of the earth. and so i don't, you know, do you think that's a bad thing? so so more in depth was fears. a good thing? yes, i think so. absolutely. imagine a world where you can't trust science. let me tell you about a group of men who have tried to convince you, adjust that ah, a group who wants you to doubt climate change? ah, this is the story about how these men were promoted by the world's largest oil companies. ah, the story of a campaign, it impacted our world forever. this is a scient

we alerted the department of justice to those properties and they froze those properties and filed a federal forfeiture order, which ended in a settlement where the u. s. government got some got $6000000.00. but as we were doing the investigation, probably the biggest and most interesting discovery was that there was a guy who is who his name is sir gabriel doogan. he was a cellist from russia. so he played the cello in saint petersburg. and according to the panama papers, this particular cellist was worth a $2000000000.00. and. and where do you get all this money? he got the money from russian state banks, russian oligarchy. and then the obvious question is, why do it a cellist get all this money from all these people? why, i mean he, as you mentioned, yo, yo ma because worth, i think 25000000 in this guy's worth 2000000000 ease of wit, richard, cellist and the answer is, and this is widely acknowledged by the u. s. government by very, by the european union that this particular cellist is a nominee for vladimir putin. he was coons, best friend in childhood. he's the godfather of when a student's daughters. he introduced pollutant to his 1st wife. rig

justice ah, the selves there are these, the top stories, u. s. police is searching for a suspect after a rush. i was shooting at a new york subway station. the fire department says 10 people have been shot i just before 824 this morning. as a manhattan bound and trained waited to enter the 36 street station. an individual on that train dawned at what appeared to be a gas mask. he then took a canister out of his bag and opened it. the train at that time began to fill with smoke. do you then open fire tracking multiple people on the subway? and in the platform, again, we will describe him as an individual. he is being reported as a male black, approximately 5 feet, 5 inches tall. with a heavy build. he was wearing a green construction type vest and a hooded sweatshirt. the color is grey. ukraine says russia has nearly finished moving the military units and needs into easton positions for renew defensive march of the fighting is expected to focus on the already besieged city of mary palm rush . as president says, the conflict with ukraine was inevitable. was just a matter of time that emma pearson made the comments while meeting bella luce, at president, alexa

justice. ah, the selves there are these the top stories, u. s. police, the searching for a suspect after a rush. i was shooting at a new york subway station. the fire department says 10 people have been shot i just before 824 this morning.

u. s there are currently two gun reform bills under consideration at the state capitol assembly bill 25 51 would require the justice department. to notify local police when convicted felons trying to buy guns and ammunition and assembly bill 25 52 would increase safety and oversight of gun shows in california. both are authored by sacramento assemblyman kevin mccarthy, who says california needs to keep guns out of the hands of those who should not have them. a study by stanford researchers say people in the us who live with gun owners are twice as likely to be shot to death than people who live in homes without guns. the study also says that two thirds of the victims are women. researchers say their findings disproved the popular notion that gun ownership increases safety. the 12 year study was published today in the annals of internal medicine. police in san francisco are searching for a shooter tonight who opened fire yesterday afternoon at a park in the city's crocker amazon neighborhood tvs, christien kafton explains. four people were shot and to die. evidence of a deadly sunday afternoon are easily spotted allis chalmers

jackie allegheny, neal katyal department of justice veteran, and former acting solicitor general during the obama administration he has argued dozens of cases before the u. s. supreme court. and former u.s. attorney joyce vance, who spent 25 years as a federal prosecutor. jackie, today republicans gave kevin mccarthy a standing ovation. but fast forward, 8:00 tonight, fox news, matt gaetz giving him yet another beat down. so where does mccarthy stand tonight? >> yeah, therein lies the rub, steph. there is some sort of asymmetric imbalance here, which is that most of the members from the house gop conference, including house minority leader kevin mccarthy and house gop leadership, are really tired of the antics from the far-right of their party. but, and that was evidenced in that audio that leaked, and really over the course of the past years, mccarthy has struggled to keep the party together as these members have acted out time and time again. he's had to deal with some of the repercussions. but you don't see them really going all the way in reprimanding these members. only two of them stood up in the house gop conference meeting this morning that was mat

comes as u-s infections have climbed more than 40 percent in the last two weeks, although hospitalizations and deaths have fallen. for the pbs newshour, i'm john yang. >> the department of justicenced today that it is considering appealing the ruling depending on the view of the cdc. ♪ a new report out today indicates that a trump administration policy to separate migrant families at the border is still taking a toll. years after it was officially ended. the group physicians for human rights has found many of the parents and children who were split up continue to experience intense psychological and emotional trauma. many are showing signs of post traumatic stress disorder. hundreds of children have yet to be reunited with their families, all while the government navigates lawsuits around this issue and growing pressure around other border and immigration conflicts. to help us make sense of all of this i'm joined by our chief amna nawaz who has been following this story on going back for some time, so tell us about this report. and why is it important all e years later? >> judy, first study that actually tries to take a look at what the long term impact of that family separatio

u. s and he called for a ban on assault weapons. there are currently two gun reform bills under consideration at the state capitol assembly bill 25 51 would require the justice department ammunition. assembly bill 25 52 would increase safety and oversight of gun shows in california. both are authored by sacramento assemblyman kevin mccarty, who says california needs to keep guns out of the hands of those who should not have them. our coverage of the sacramento shooting continues on our website ktvu .com. you can find the very latest developments right on our homepage. our time is now 5 34 this morning ukrainian president dolinsky scheduled to speak to the united nations security council comes after mr president zelensky went to the town of boot trunk after russian troops pulled out of that town and as he walked through the streets lined with the bodies of civilians. president dolinsky accused russia of genocide. ukrainian officials say the bodies of more than 400 civilians have been found in towns around kiev that were recaptured recently from russian forces. the images and stories coming out of ukraine are fueling the international demand for russia to face consequenc