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the us department of justice proceeds from torture and murder another black man was revealed by the police in this country. the representative of the us department of justice announced that a white mississippi police officer admitted to torturing two black men with a stun gun and a sword for two hours, and finally killed one of them, christian. clark declared the motive of this crime to be cowardice, race and hatred. these 6 policemen were arrested and three of them protested in committing other crimes of this kind. the sale and use of electronic cigarettes is prohibited in venezuela. the ministry of health of venezuela has announced that any manufacturing and maintenance is prohibited. explanation of import export business advertisements of these cigarettes are prohibited from this ministry. regarding the reading of these types of cigarettes, the ministry announced that anyone who ignores this prohibition will be punished. most of the sale of these cigarettes to minors was banned in venezuela. recently , meta company after years of imposing restrictions on users in instagram and facebook

those bodies, we will receive them. supported by our international partners, especially the us department of justice, with huge opportunities . the question is to provide in the legislation more capacity and more punitive punishment for corruption crimes, especially the crimes of persons authorized to carry out the functions of the state, it is easier for top officials, it is easier for top deputies , it is easier for fish not to rot from the head, these are real, you know , an effective tool for punishment. but together with punishment , transparency can and should be introduced in the state more reporting , but citizens after work or soldiers on the front lines should not think about whether the ministry of defense imported winter jackets or summer jackets or not delivered, everything must be extremely transparent, accountable and displayed on transparent resources. like all state purchases , they must be punished very severely, because state purchases during war are the strength of the state, if they are stolen, it is a weakness from the state, and it is us who steal or the corrupt person steals

pay taxes, they are professionally supported by our international partners, especially the us department of justice with huge possibilities. the question is to provide the legislation with more capacity and more punitive punishment for corruption crimes, especially crimes of persons authorized to carry out the functions of the state, it is easier for top officials, it is easier for top deputies , it is easier for the fish not to rot from the head. punishment can and should be introduced in the state to run transparency and more reporting, but citizens after work or fighters on the front lines should not think about whether were there winter jackets or summer jackets? did the ministry of defense import them or not? everything must be extremely transparent , accountable and displayed on transparent resources. the state and it is we who rob or the corrupt person who robs none other than our defenders, for this it is necessary not only, you know, a state traitor or not from the state morning, to drive out of office immediately , to arrest, to confiscate everything that is on accounts, especially on off

the indictment alleges that as part of that, he tried to use the department of justice and the massive power, the investigate of power. he tried to use the department of justice to push this notion that the election was fraudulent. so, we have already seen the politicization of the justice department and that is really dangerous. donald trump's campaign has made clear that if there's a second term, that would be even more extreme. he would make sure that there are loyalists throughout the government that would not necessarily listen to the people, but to him. that is a very different kind of government. maybe we should have that debate. but nobody should pretend that is democracy. host: you talk about how this indictment is laid out, sort of a play in four acts, as you describe it. is it an unusual way of laying out and indictment? you have seen many of these. his presenting it as this story, is that unusual? guest: no, not for something this import. some will call it a "speaking indictment." the charges need to be laid out and away that the defendant can notice. the document has to do

the representative of the us department of justice announced that the army of white mississippi police officers admitted that they tortured two black men with sugar and a sword for two hours, and finally one of them were killed. christian clark announced that the motive of this crime was racial prejudice and oil . these six policemen were arrested and three of them confessed to committing other crimes of this kind. zahra was held in tehran and the cities of tabriz and amol according to statistics according to the statistics of the martyr foundation, before 2000 defenders of the shrine were martyred to defend the shrines of the ahl al-bayt. this is the last film that leila khanum obtained from my wife and daughter and she pretended that saeed's departure was irreversible and i felt that it was completely this is the last time i see, i shed tears, but i didn't say it, i didn't say it to the children, i said you are a milkmaid, i said i still stand by my word , i don't have you, but the hearts are broken because you feel you won't see him anymore, his wife saeed ansari , the defender of t

of the us judicial system in pursuing the cases of the president's son . basically, how independent is the us judicial system , and you are an expert when you compare the performance of the us department of justice in relation to the son of biden and trump. you can see the difference that means the double standard should be full of characteristics of the american food system. the american judicial system . what are they made of and there are stories that have a close relationship in some cases and joe biden and in all these issues related to the cases that they are dealing with in the court, they are very gentle with this matter until the table deals with the illegal weapon by azerbaijan when he was using drugs. he was able to handle the case with the help of kalash and the court and reach an agreement . before the cases go to court in america , there is a possibility of an agreement. for the birthday, there are many cases in the united states and they said that they reject this very easily and do not allow that they should be sentenced for surgery . something happened to ordinary people . i saw the prison about trump's threat in this report . to the power of a special prosecutor to pursue the c

of inspecting that building carefully before people are allowed to go back inside. tonight, civil rights attorneys are focusing in on the antioch police department. they're now formally asking the us department of justice to investigate and take over that police department. ktvu brooks joins us live tonight from antioch. brooks, what are the attorney's asking for here? well, ultimately, they want to see an independent monitor, oversee department reform. civil rights attorneys say for too long, the antioch police department has had a pattern in practice of discriminatory, unconstitutional policing. the time has come for major intervention. and this is what i'm asking in this four page letter to the us department of justice, civil rights attorney john burris calls for an investigation into the antioch police department. all for what he calls a sustained pattern and practice of racial biased policing. the department out of control. there's no accountability here. and the people who are supposed to control the officers, the sergeants and lieutenants and the captains held they participated from racist and homophobic text messages among officers to claims of falsifying reports, illegal searches and beatings

the us department of justice revealed the torture and murder of another black man by the police of this.

determined and announced shad ali rajabi of the new york radio and television news agency , the us department of justice revealed the torture and murder of another black man by the police of this country . they tortured for two hours and finally one of them declared that the motive of this crime was racial prejudice and hatred for the murder of christian stewart. these 6 policemen were arrested and they confessed to committing other such crimes. russia to take advantage of he accused ukraine's grain issue as a war strategy and described moscow's withdrawal from grain functions as blackmail by russia from the black sea and asked the united nations countries to stop russia. they want to pressure russia to reach an agreement on the export of ukrainian grain. the agreement on the export of ukrainian grain through the black sea was signed last summer, and now russia refuses to renew it . it is one of moscow's conditions for the removal of sanctions on the export of agricultural products. it was russia that did not come true. the russian president stated that the condition of russia's return to the grain agre

the american judicial system, and you, an expert, when you compare the performance of the us department of justicen and trump's son , you see a difference that indicates a double standard. the choice of the president has the greatest amount of change of judges in his time, but in many cases that are about and there are stories that are closely related in some cases about the very mild license by which he lived to an agreement. the cases go to court in the united states to the possibility of an agreement . there are lawyers who agree that the accused confesses to pay a fine and pay a prison sentence. i saw what happened to the prison for ordinary people about trump's threat. in this report, he said that first, the return to power of a special prosecutor to pursue the crimes of individual family members should be considered. it seems that the range of disagreements and threats among political parties, especially biden and trump, is becoming more intense. america because that they are using all their power, they are accusing me of various accusations, the recent accusations against him are very again

sentenced to 561 years in prison, which means three for the 7th time, trump has called the us department of justice corrupt , which should be under control, and has again accused it of being illegal in order to influence the outcome of next year's us elections . loss of rainfall in some areas of pikan to 470 shilan meteorological organization has reached beijing, beijing witnessed the heaviest rainfall in at least the last 140 years, so far more than 127,000 residents of the city have been displaced due to the rain, shir meteorological organization has warned about worsening weather conditions , said the foreign minister of our country who visited pakistan. during this trip, economic, political and border issues will be discussed with pakistani authorities . before the arrival of mr. amir abdullah , an economic delegation from our country had traveled to islamabad . our foreign minister arrived in pakistan. a high-ranking delegation arrived in islamabad, the capital of pakistan. upon his arrival, the foreign minister of our country should be welcomed by the high-ranking officials of the ministry of

he faces more than 500 years in prison or six life sentences earlier than the us department of justiceed trump with financial fraud and improper handling of classified documents, according to reporters from the scene, the court decided not to arrest the ex-president. he will be released under the obligation of the ayat. farewell to irina miroshnichenko will be held on august 7 at the chekhov moscow art theater people's artist will be buried at the troekurovsky cemetery miroshnichenko died today at the age of 82, a bright, diverse actress in her roles. she fell in love with millions of soviet viewers. the zenith of her kinaslava came in the seventies and eighties. i'm walking around moscow uncle vanya old new year. and dozens more roles in her native art theater, where miroshnichenko served for more than half a century. the debut in the movie is a minute episode, for which irina miroshnichenko was almost expelled from the school of the moscow art theater studio . she went to audition without telling anyone and she was approved for the role of katya, the sister of the protagonist in the

on the air big sunday things we continue to release less than two days gave trump the us department of justicespond to the new draconian request of the forty -fifth us president who has already been presented with the third indictment now they want to ban his own post-trump social network in the spirit of an eye for an eye worried washington so much that the mouthpiece of the democrats in the press started talking about a new storm, the capitol together, with the freedom of political expression, trump is going to lose and just freedom. yes or mail seriously explains to readers how the most popular republican. can run and win behind bars, and the washington post assures that trump will not go to jail because of his right to life protection and not davydov on why the democrats are in a hurry. well, they can’t close their main competitor. 2.700 people came to dinner in alabama. gathered. it doesn't matter what 's on the menu, who's in the price. donald trump meets with a sports activist the very next day after the trial, which the presidential candidate brought charges against him, makes it clear

lives, trump himself habitually denies everything , quoting his publication the hill , the us department of justicethe control of rogue joe, again indicted me and according to some media reports i could face a total of 561 years in prison for a left-wing witch hunt. this is the third accusation against trump in the past six months. prior to that, he was summoned to court in the case of secret documents, which he allegedly, having exceeded his authority, illegally kept and residence. even earlier, they were accused of fraud and even a bribe to a porn star of the party. trump's republicans are on trial for what comes from the hands of democratic politicians , experts remind, which once again proves this persecution for political reasons. of course, one can talk here about partiality, uh, the american law enforcement system of the american justice system prosecutor. uh anti- trump judge appointed by obama and in generally known for her pro- democratic views, so the likelihood of a guilty verdict is quite high. uh trump is uh knocked out of the race by this. the judge is not sensitive, who will lead th

he denied everything and called the us department of justice corrupt about president joe biden, roguishgainst the backdrop of accusations, the republican's rating is only growing. what can not be said about the current president of the united states on the eve of joe biden was forced to explain himself over a high-profile economic scandal, an influential feature agency lowered the us credit rating, which dealt a serious blow to the prestige of the country as a whole and the democratic parties. in particular, the situation may have a negative impact on the role of the us currency in the world alexei veselovsky looked into the vague future of the dollar. fitch agency lasted 3 months back in may-features put the top us credit rating triple a under watch with a negative outlook. and now the result of changes for 3 months did not follow and the agency dropped the us credit score to double. hey, it's really positive, that is, the rating is still reliable, but this is a signal to the american government that the country's economy is not quite everything is in order, to be honest, in recent yea

several lives trump himself habitually denies everything quoted by the hill the kingpin us department of justiceof rogue joe, again indicted me and according to some media reports, i could face a total of 561 years in prison due to the witch hunt carried out by leftist forces. this is the third accusation against trump in the past six months. prior to that , he was summoned to court in the case of secret documents, which, allegedly, having exceeded his authority, were illegally stored by the residence of euphoria, even earlier he was accused of fraud and even a bribe to the side daynels, trump's republicans are on trial for what democrat politicians get away with , experts remind, as this politically motivated persecution once again proves. of course, we can talk here about the partiality of e american law enforcement. the u.s. justice system is an anti -trump prosecutor, a judge appointed by obama and generally known for her pro-democracy views, so the likelihood of a guilty verdict is quite high. and trump, uh, is knocked out of the pre-election campaign by this race. the judge is not sensitiv

day for us because the democrats think they are really achieving something without realizing that it will just turn against them the dependent special prosecutor of the us department of justice does not accuse the former president of organizing the storming of the capitol but explains in detail how trump along with accomplices tried to take the victory away from joe biden , after which he used the attack on the capitol to continue trying to put pressure on members of congress, so that they postpone the announcement of the election results, i will remind you that trump drinks the favorite to be the republican presidential candidate even if he is found guilty of any charges and sent to prison this will probably not disqualify him from running for president of the united states the constitution of the united states does not prohibit persons who have been charged or convicted of federal crimes from running for office the post of president because, as the western press writes, not only the fate of trump, but american democracy depends on this court today. well , at the very end, i urge you to subscribe to the pages of radio liberty on the internet, put like this broadcast in this

john burris sent a letter to the us department of justice asking it to look into allegations of civil rights violations among antioch police officers. most of those allegations are tied to the racist and homophobic text messages. the department out of control. there's no accountability here. and the people who are supposed to control the officers, the sergeants and lieutenants and the captains held they participated. now, the texting scandal involves at least 45 of antioch's 100 police officers. the antioch police officers association says the entire police force is being unfairly targeted. and it's really unfair to smear the very fine officers of this department with the bad statements, conduct and actions of a few. however, burris and other civil rights attorneys are calling for a tough response to the police. texting scandal. they're even suggesting the us department of justice take over the antioch police department. our time now for 15 hayward city council member wants a city to be reimbursed for costs related to last month's cyber attack. the city council met last night about am

call the us department of justice reports that in 2018, over 30% of all assaults on police officers happenedwhile responding to family disputes and bar fights. domestic violence advocates say most victims call the police when they fear for their lives. we always instruct survivors to trust their gut feeling, and if they know they are not safe, then just to go ahead and act on that because they know their situation best. this is the second san jose police officer shot this year while working for the national fraternal order of police says that by late december of 2022, 323 police officers have been shot while in the line of duty that year. and 60 officers had been killed by gunfire. santa clara county's district attorney says gun prevention initiatives will be key to saving lives. it's hard to say whether it could have made a difference yesterday or not, but one thing we know is that that it will make a difference in thousands of domestic violence and red flag law violations that happen each year. the attack on san jose police during a domestic call is a stark reminder that violence can be un

habitually denies everything for several lives, quotes his publication the hill the crowned us department of justicerol of roguish joe , has re-charged me and according to some media reports, i could face a total of 561 years in prison due to a left-wing witch hunt. this is the third accusation against trump in the past six months. prior to that , he was subpoenaed in court in the case of secret documents that he allegedly exceeded his authority were illegally stored by the residence of faiti, even earlier he was charged with fraud and even a bribe daenerys trump republicans are on trial for what is included in the work of politicians are democratic experts, which once again proves that this is pursuing me for political reasons. of course, one can talk here about partiality, uh, the american law enforcement system of the american justice system prosecutor. uh , the anti-trump judge was appointed by obama and is generally known for her pro- democratic views, so the likelihood of a guilty verdict is quite high. and trump, uh, is knocked out of the race by this. judge something ain't chutkan that will

so unfortunately, we live in that i thought i stay today and in washington as the us department of justice, very useful, more and more legal cases against former president trump brand new from allegations of miss, i mean, secret documents are conspiring to do for the us. recent interview is next week of the house of nancy below. this includes the congressman, a st. funds re election must simply not happen that it cannot happen all. we will not be the united states of america. if you want to be president, it would be a criminal enterprises and white house. so now that i have full subpoena power because of the freedom of speech, sham indictment by crooked joe biden, deranged jack smith. and the d. o. j. it is just been reported that the on select january 6, committee of political hacks and doug's has the legally destroyed the records and documents. this is on thinkable and the fake political indictment against me must be immediately withdrawn. the system is rigdon corrupt very much like the presidential election of 2020. we are a nation in decline for the residence i've has been indicted by

and we have said that the us department of justice has now turned into a weapon against a rival withinmework of the presidential campaign . this is a philosophical question. that said, not about the law. and speaking of justice in truth in it truth is it possible to say that while trump is accused in the united states of refusing to recognize the results of the elections and thereby undermining american democracy. can it be said objectively? not only him, but also the american voter is trying to deny the opportunity to hold minimum fair elections. and in order to punish him for the past. and he denies that this is his past, but in order to prove it. he has not been found guilty of anything yet, to ensure that he , too, will be punished for this, they are ready to create a situation where the leading candidate of the republican party, has no opportunity, but has a minimal chance of becoming a candidate from his party. i think from a philosophical point of view. and in general, probably from any point of view, and here there is such a trampling american democracy and the principles of am

of the us air force changed the direction of flight and left the areas of vision aerial intelligence heads, immediately three committees of the lower house of the us congress accused the us department of justicews to shield the son of the incumbent, we are talking about an investigation into hunterabaiden, according to a letter that was legislatively sent to the attorney general. from the outset , the justice department deviated from standard procedure and granted hunter a bideno, special privileges not available to other americans, such as investigators telling a lawyer when they were going to search a warehouse. premises owned by the president's son. among other things, congressmen questioned the objectivity of david weiss, who was appointed special counsel in the biden case. you have appointed as special counsel a man who has seen all the irregularities in the investigation, who has spent the last 2 months saying that he does not need special counsel status and who is responsible for a plea deal that failed in court and is seen as a disgrace to the ministry international federation esports by a majority of votes returned to the russian teams the opportunity to perform with the flag and ant

us congress, according to senators. the leader of the states used the department of justice for personal purposes, including to hush up thee of his son hunter, namely, by changing it. the court received a letter asking to quickly arrest the main prosecution witness politicians are wondering. in whose interests does the president act? every day we see more evidence of how president biden and his administration are politicizing the justice department to serve them. own personal and political interests. for them. they are put above interests. countries, they directly and deliberately undermine the foundation of our democracy the rule of law next, let's talk about sports alexandra zenith held a training session in the center of st. petersburg where alexander's team trained . sergey semak's team conducted a training session. near the russian museum. last year there was a similar initiative, then they trained with the bronze horseman. in the cup of russia on football the first round of the loss of regions started the day before. he is 1.256 finals club from media football amkal in the first round played against the representati

department out of control. there's no accountability here. the antioch police department being blasted now by civil rights attorneys and now they are formally asking the us department of justice to investigate and take over the department. that request is based on what the attorneys say is a pattern in practice of racially biased policing. welcome, everyone, to the four on this monday afternoon. i'm heather holmes. and i'm alex savage. this follows mounting lawsuits and investigates actions by the california attorney general's office, the fbi and the contra costa county district attorney's office. kate brooks jarocz joins us now live outside the antioch police department. so, brooks, what does this letter say and what exactly are the civil rights attorneys asking for? well that letter is four pages long, and a lot of it is based on those racist and homophobic text messages that was part of a joint operation and investigation by not only the fbi, but also county prosecutors. now civil rights attorneys have also filed their own lawsuits. john burris, who wrote the letter, represents 13 plaintiffs, but he says he's interviewed more than 140 people who have stories of mistreatmen

call the us department of justice reports that more than 30% of all assaults on police officers happenspond to family disputes and bar fights. that's from the year 2018. some say most victims call police when they're fearing for their lives. officers say gun prevention initiatives could help save lives. it's hard to say whether it could have made a difference or not, but one thing we know is that that it will make a difference in thousands of domestic violence and red flag law violations that happen each year. the injured officer is recovering. the police chief says she is the second officer to be shot while on the job this year. our time now, 535 the new school year just getting started, but we're already seeing a spike in respiratory illnesses and other viruses. the cdc now reports an uptick in the number of rsv cases likely because of kids going back to classroom rooms. doctors now urging patients to protect themselves, wash your hands social distance and wear a mask in crowded indoor spaces. also, the cdc recommends that all infants get the new rsv vaccine to reduce the severity of

trump had asked barr to use the department of justice for things like name a special counsel to investigate voter fraud and to use the department of justice to seize voting machines. so barr is a potentially key witness here. and barr had said as recently as this month that he will appear as a witness if called to do so. and so in the hours before trump's and barr's dueling interviews, trump posted this online. why does fox news constantly put on slow thinking and lethargic bill barr who didn't have the courage to fight election fraud? then after the interview trump reposted marjorie taylor greene's case that bill barr is a traitor. and he's postally similarly arguably threatening things about former vice president mike pence as well as georgia's governor, its lieutenant governor and its secretary of state. and also today again he posted a bunch of videos like this. >> how dare lowlife prosecutor deranged jack smith -- that's right, he's deranged. deranged jack smith at the doj. the fake political indictment against me must be immediately withdrawn. the system is rigged and corrupt very muc

call the us department of justice says in 2018, the latest year data was available more than 30% of allssaults on police officers happened while responding to family disputes and bar fights. advocates for victims of domestic violence say changing gun laws could help with this problem. it's hard to say whether it could have made a difference or not, but one thing we know is that that it will make a difference in thousands of domestic violence and red flag law violations that happen each year. the san jose police officer who was shot and hurt is still in the hospital. we don't have an update on her condition this morning. the police chief says she is the second san jose police officer to be shot while at work this year. our time now, 736 classes in san jose resume this morning at a high school where two students were stabbed . now, it happened yesterday morning about 1125 at james lick high school. the school staff told the students to stay in the classrooms. the police searched the school campus looking for a suspect and for evidence from the stabbings. so far, investigators haven't rele

lawyers john burris and ben nissen sent a letter to the us department of justice last week and it asked the justice department to look into the allegations of civil rights violations among antioch police officers. most of those allegations are tied to the racist and homophobic text messages involving at least 45 police officers. tom now 707 organizers at the sonoma county fair say horse racing will continue despite the death of one of the horses there, a three year old filly named dana hill's song went down during the first day of racing last thursday. the press democrat is reporting she suffered a bone injury and had to be euthanized. the chief executive of the fairgrounds and the event center said, quote, although the loss of the racehorse is a sad occurrence, it will not impact future decisions regarding live horse racing. at the sonoma county fairgrounds. now that horse, dana hill's song, was the 47th horse racing death in california . during this racing season. well, new this morning in pennsylvania, three people died today after a charter bus carrying up to 50 passengers collided

many many uh, republican nominees have been talking about so-called vipinization, and the us department of justicehis is quite obviously such an act of fire that takes place in relation. donald trump, because, and in political science , this is called the rally effect, when a due to some bright event, uh, due to the fact that one side opposes the other. but there is an increase in the popularity of the candidate for the presidency. uh, the presidential nomination or the president himself and right here. e. the same story when donald trump, due to such a bright close-up, but starts to gain more and more points, and the democratic party, and the lion is radical, uh, elements instead of looking at the prospect and thinking about what what they are doing now they, on the contrary, continue so stubbornly. you know how they put pressure on the brake, yes, which does not work. it's just on my the look is such a fire, which in fact will not lead to anything, and here. such a story. and even if a donald trump, uh, wins, yes, in these, uh, in these elections, or one of the republicans wins in these election

advocate for the natural resources defense council in california and as a litigator with the us department of justice civil rights division, quite a diverse career, exposed him to various levels and institutions within our government. he also served as leader of the transition team for the clinton/gore administration in 1992 and co-lead for the interior transition team for the obama/biden administration when it came into office in 2008. he has visited at harvard law school which is where he graduated and earned his bachelors degree, served numerous boards and commissions and authored a book on the mining law as well as casebooks on public land and natural resources law and water law. his talk obviously addresses the sweep of history, of america's public lands and with that very pleased to welcome to the green bag program today, professor john leshy, my friend and colleague. we look forward to your talk. [applause] >> thank you, bob. bob is an expert with many publications in the area of public land. we worked together for a long time. at the university of utah i had the pleasure of speaking before. i

call the us department of justice reports over 30% of all assaults on police officers happen while responding to family disputes and bar fights. authorities say better gun control laws could save lives. it's hard to say whether it could have made a difference or not, but one thing we know is that that it will make a difference in thousands of domestic violence and red flag law violations that happen each year. at last check, the officer shot and hurt is still in the hospital. the police chief says she is the second san jose police officer to be shot at work this year. new at noon, a member of the facilities department at valley christian schools in san jose is accused of having explicit photos of children. san jose police arrested 43 year old todd baldwin, who you see on your screen here. he's accused of paying students for those images as well as videos. a search warrant was served at his office and his home in morgan hill. he was later booked into the santa clara county main jail, valley christian school says it's cooperating with the investigation. police are asking anyone regarding any in

come for major intervention, and this is what i'm asking in this four page letter to the us department of justice rights attorney john burris calls for an investigation into the antioch police department, all for what he calls a sustained pattern and practice of racially biased policing. the department out of contro who are supposed to control the officers, the serom racist and homophobic text messages among officers to claims of falsifying reports, illegal searches and beatings of black and brown people. burris, who represents 13 plaintiffs in two major civil lawsuits, says he's interviewed 140 others who have similar stories. as you can't get real change with individual cases, but you can do it if you have pattern and practice and you have the amateur of the us government saying you are going to do this and you must do it right now, the texting scandal involves at least 45 of the 100 antioch officers. dozens have been suspended. some messages contain threats against mayor lamar thorpe and recently retired police chief steven ford . but the antioch police officers association maintains that's no

and this is what i'm asking in this four page letter to the us department of justice, civil rights attorney john burris calls for an investigation into the antioch police department, all for what he calls a sustained pattern and practice of racially biased policing. the department out of control. there's no accountability here. and the people who are supposed to control the officers, the sergeants and lieutenants and the captains held they participated from racist and homophobic text messages among officers to claims of falsifying reports, illegal searches and beatings of black and brown people. burris, who represents 13 plaintiffs in two major civil lawsuits, says he's interviewed 140 others who have similar stories. you can't get real change with individual cases, but you can do it if you have pattern and practice and you have the amateur of the us government saying you are going to do this and you must do it right now. the texting scandal involves at least 45 of the 100 antioch officers. dozens have been suspended. some messages contain threats against mayor lamar thorpe and recently ret

the us department of justice reports that in 2018, over 30% of all assaults on police officers happenednding to family disputes and bar fights. domestic violence advocates say most victims call the police when they fear for their lives. we always instruct survivors to trust their gut feeling. and if they know they are not safe, then just to go ahead and act on that because they know their situation best. this is the second in san jose police officer shot this year while working the national fraternal order of police says that by late december of 2022, 323 police officers have been shot while in the line of duty that year. and 60 officers had been killed county's district attorney says gun prevention initiatives will be key to saving lives. it's hard to say whether it could have made a difference yesterday or not, but one thing we know is that that it will make a difference in thousands of domestic violence and red flag law violations that happen each year. the attack on san jose police during a domestic call is a stark reminder that violence can be unpredictable. as say, people experien

the power of law enforcement, use the department of justice to go after political opponents. >> if thebi is weaponized and politicized, that is a problem. i don't think we have equal application of our laws. that is dangerous to this republic. this, we know joe biden lied as a candidate and a president. secondly, he was never in business. he was never in business with his son. devon archer is confirming he was getting on the phone calls and it sounds like he was the closer. when marie's mom needed the bidens help, they are he was on the line, hunter biden because his dad, dad is on speaker and what they needed done, it happen. hunter continues to get paid. was that a vice president taking action for the enrichment of his family? >> it looks like that given the evidence we are seeing. you take the facts you have laid out, since windows the the department of justice work on the weekend to send out a memo to expedite getting devon archer into jail and retracting it on a sunday afternoon saying no, we did not mean to do that and he should be allowed to testify. they are acting so blatantly

lawyers john burris and ben nelson baum sent a letter to the us department of justice last week. it asks the justice department to look into the allegations of civil rights violations among antioch police officers. most of those allegations are tied to the racist and homophobic text messages involving at least 45 police officers. new at noon, a protest is underway in san francisco over the future of self-driving cars on city streets. taxi drivers and other opponents gathered at the california public utilities commission headquarters on venice. the cpuc is hearing from the public about a proposal to lift current restrictions on so-called robo taxis from companies cruise and waymo. critics say those driverless cars are unsafe and are in violation of the california vehicle code. there's flagrant violation of the vehicle code and yet they're allowing them on the streets violating this code. and we say that that cannot be the people of california can't have a double standard for the robo taxis, the tech billionaires and the public and the drivers. muni officials say about 90 complaints

of the russian part of the package agreement another extension has lost its meaning the us department of justice charged donald trump with an illegal attempt to challenge the results of the 2020 presidential election it is believed that it was the former president and his associates' non-recognition of defeat that led to the riots and storming of the capitol on january 6, 2021, despite the defeat the defendant was determined to remain in power in this way for more than two months. after election day on november 3, 2020, the accused spread the lie that there was election fraud that determined the outcome. and that in reality he won, it is said in the conclusion. this is the third criminal case brought against trump , who seeks to return to the white house, for a second term , the indictment consists of 45 pages among four main counts of conspiracy to violate the rights and defraud the government and obstruct an official investigation. trump faces up to 5 years in prison for two of them. two more to 20 and today's program will start with an excerpt from one historical document, meaning to determin

come for major intervention, and this is what i'm asking in this four page letter to the us department of justicean investigation into the antioch police department, all for what he calls a sustained pattern and practice of racial biased policing. the department out of control. there's no accountability here. and the people who are supposed to control the officers, the sergeant and lieutenants and the captains held they participated from racist and homophobic text messages among officers to claims of falsified buying reports, illegal searches and beatings of black and brown people. burris, who represents 13 plaintiffs in two major civil lawsuits, says he's interviewed 140 others who have similar stories. you can't get real change with individual cases, but you can do it if you have pattern and practice and you have the immature of the us government saying you are going to do this and you must do it right now. the texting scandal involves at least 45 of the 100 antioch officers. dozens have been suspended. some messages contain threats against mayor lamar thorpe and recently retired police chief s

ubs has agreed to pay $1.44 billion to settle a case with the us department of justice regarding its handling of residential mortgage backed securities in 2006 and 2007. the doj case accused the swiss bank of selling billions of dollars of the securities by, quote, knowingly and repeatedly making false and fraudulent claims about them. ubs argued there was no fraudulent intent by any employees. and as mark has offered to buy us steel for $7.8 billion in cash trumping an earlier bid from cleveland-cliffs. the announcement by the privately held esmark has surprised many market watchers, and it raises the stakes in the battle for the future of the american industrial icon. us steel shares spiked on the new bid to close 37% higher. the biggest one day increase on record. and now it's a big week in terms of us retailers reporting earnings. we await results from home depot today, followed by walmart and target later in the week. there have been discussions behind the scenes here at bloomberg tv about what it says about you, which one of those you favor. controversial discussions. in fact, i

the us department of justice has charged donald trump with illegally attempting to challenge the resultsed that it was the former president’s non-recognition of his defeat led to riots and the storming of the capitol on january 6, 2021, despite the defeat, the defendant was determined to remain in power in this way for more than two months. after election day november 3, 2020, the defendant spread the lie that there was fraud in the election that determined the outcome. and that in reality he won, it is said in the conclusion. this is the third criminal case filed against trump, who seeks to return to the white house for a second term. the indictment consists of 45 pages among four major counts of conspiring to violate rights and defraud the government and obstruct an official investigation. on two of them , trump threatens. up to 5 years in prison for another two to 20. and today's program i will start with an excerpt from one historical document, meaning to define it in the spirit of mutual good. accords, the most favorable conditions for the development of trade and civilization, in s

six former antioch officers were indicted by the us department of justice on a variety of charges.he city manager resigned in july. the vallejo police department is holding a second town hall meeting next month to discuss police response to alarm calls. that department is dealing with understaffing, which has forced a reduction in police services. there was a town hall earlier this month on a new proposal to no longer respond to selected unverified alarm calls. that town hall will take place september 7th at the vallejo room, san francisco city leaders are promising to be more aggressive when it comes to trying to prevent car break ins. the city has been struggling to address the prevalence of smashed windows and stolen items and vehicles in many neighborhoods. the police chief and the district attorney are planning to outline some new strategies to address the issue and an event being held tomorrow morning. a welcome party tonight at san jose city hall as some of the best gymnasts in the world are set to begin. competition at the sap center. this weekend. and there is a lot of exc

did serve in government for two presidents, the ways in which jeffrey clark -- a department of justice official, trying to use the department of justice and other officials to overturn the will of the people in the election. you have been a very focal defender of the institution and the people who work there. what was your reaction when you read about his actions and his efforts? but >> well, astonishment in anger. the fact that he would use that position, that power, in order to further this action, former president trump's wishes. this is what hurts the institution. when you have this kind of conduct. it's not based upon the rule. all it is not based upon expectation. how the department should conduct itself in terms of any kind of investigation, or prosecution. which is to be fair. you want to hold people accountable. but, you want to be as fair as possible in making decisions with respect to individual conduct. >> you have said on this network that there should be cameras in the courtroom for the federal trial. a lot of people from both parties agree with you. many democrats, certainly. republicans, as. w