may need to be looked at again? eric, i definitely think these measures need to be looked at again because what you're dealing with here is, you know people's lives, and you know it's things change in a person's situation. let's say their financial situation or their exposure to different people. i foreign people and on this just scored platform. we know that he was kind of a the suspect was contacted by nationals on that platform, so there are certain things there that become critical. the important and it didn't you know, leads you to believe these kinds of background checks need to be done in a much more thorough manner. that's one of the key things and they also need to be updated on a morgue. people basis than is currently the case. so, yes, they definitely need to be re examined and that there needs to be a full court press on that particular aspect of the clearance issue. david
there has been an arrest made in the massive intel leak. 21 year old jack to share a the suspect in this league has been arrested outside of his home indictment, massachusetts. he is expected to appear before a massachusetts court soon. and, of course, any developments that we hear of in this case we will bring to you thank you so much. david singer and colonel leighton. we appreciate it. moving to other headlines right now. former president trump is sitting for deposition in the $250 million case civil case brought by new york attorney general leticia james. the lawsuit alleges expansive fraud in the former president's financial practices in an effort to enrich himself. cnn's carrusca now joining us now, with the very latest on this, so how long is this deposition expected to last kara? well the former president arrived here just a little before today m. that's about five hours and we know that you do take an hour break for lunch. so roughly, we could guess that he's been under oath, answering
tactical unit serves several search warrants and arrest and arrest warrant in san francisco and emeryville, california. mr momeni was taken into custody without incident and emeryville, california. he was transported to the san francisco county jail and booked on one charge of murder. california penal code section 1 87, a i'd like to remind everybody that this is still an open and ongoing investigation, and we will not be able to provide further details at this point. before i turn this over to our district attorney i want to assure everyone that our investigators have been working tirelessly. to make this arrest and bring this case to justice for the lee family and his loved ones. just as we would for every homicide that occurs in this city. i like to thank homicide investigators led by detective brett dettmer. and detective thomas make mcwilliams also lieutenant
well be the case that that unit is working issues such as ukraine, for example, so we have to have access to some of that information, but they don't necessarily have to have access to things that are going on in other places, and it's a really tough call. because once your senior leadership in any unit, including a wing like the 102nd to be aware of things to be aware of what you know, some leaders, like the chairman of the joint chiefs are thinking about, but you also don't want to that information to be misused into the more you spread it out. the greater risk of misuse. uh, it certainly is. so that's that becomes the dilemma , but that's the kind of thing that i'd be looking at. it has to be mission focused, and it has to be designed to actually work in a system where those kinds of things that they need to do their job. those pieces of information that they need to do their be given them, but beyond that, it has to be really strictly controlled. all right. and as we wrap this segment up, a reminder to our viewers that
these two leaders have been extreme. only responsible in their handling of this case, and we appreciate their hard work. to ensure that bob lee's family receives justice and anything that happens to anyone in this city receives the same justice. so at this time, i would like to turn it over to bill scott to provide you all with an update. thank you, mayor. and good morning, everybody. first of all, i'd like to express my deepest condolences to the family and friends of mr robert lee, known as bobbly. i'm going to be brief on the details. but here's the summary in the update on april 4th 2023 at approximately 2:30 a.m. san francisco police officers from southern station responded to the 300 block of main street for report of a stabbing. officers arrived on scene and located.
obviously, a civil suit here for wrongful death is going to go forward. i think if there's ever been a case of wrongful death when somebody you know, pull somebody's hair and winds up 20 days with no medical attention, losing weight, not eating and dies. i don't know a more open and shut case for wrongful death , but i hope they asked for more than just monetary damages. at some point, we've got to go for a systemic change. uh this is brute, brutal, brutal torture that the mandela rules. the united nations has says the psychological impact of the compounding psychological impact of prolonged indefinite solitary confinement is the equivalent of torture. that's not new. n says. torture the world should listen . we are torturing people right now in the united states by keeping people in these conditions and it's not just people have mental health issues. uh the routine use of
always good to talk to you. thank you. thanks, guys. i want to take you now to san francisco, where we're hearing from the sfpd, an update. there's been an arrest in the stabbing death of cash founder bob lee. let's listen in, and the investigators who worked tirelessly to ensure that this case was handled appropriately and, in fact to be clear that every single case involving any homicide or any violence is always brought the same attention is brought to ensure that justice is served and working hand in hand with our district attorney has been the incredible work that they've done together to ensure that this canada case was handled appropriately. and meanwhile, we know that this has been a high profile case, and there have been a lot of speculation and a lot of things said about our city and crime in the city. but
. now the arrest was something that the fbi was working on the new there that identified him. i think you mentioned a little bit about his membership in that online group on discord. gaming group. that was that was that was, you know, apparently formed over the course of the pandemic , and in the last couple of days the fbi had narrowed down to identify teixeira. and this just a few. just in the last hour. you saw the pictures there of the share of being taken into custody by the fbi. the attorney general talked a little bit about the arrest here he is now. fbi agents took to share into custody earlier this afternoon without incident. he will have an initial appearance at the u. s district court for the district of massachusetts. i want to thank the fbi, justice department, prosecutors and our colleagues at the department of defense for their diligent work on this case. and this was the work of the fbi agents down in
the washington field office counterintelligence intelligence agents who do this kind of work. this is a specialist in hunting for leaks, and they were working with people from the pentagon, the army criminal investigative division as well as obviously people from the pentagon who are trying to do a damage assessment, which is like a work that's going to take a long lot more time. for them to do. you saw there alongside the attorney general, you saw lisa monaco, the deputy attorney general, paul abate, the deputy fbi director. that gives you a sense guys of how important the fbi, certainly the attorney general viewed this case because of the seriousness of the information that was being exposed. we're talking about documents that showed re very recent. you know, intelligence products from throughout the intelligence community, and that showed really is some intrusive, intrusive the intrusion of the of the u. s intelligence
solitary confinement in our prisons in our jails and detention centers is one of the worst aspects of the criminal justice system. it's one of the worst aspects of our mental health care system if that's called community considered mental health care that's not really care. um and we've got to have a bigger conversation about it. i hope that this case becomes you know the beginning of a national conversation about the abuse of this particular way of treating people it is. it is heartbreaking. but if you're familiar with anything about this system it is not shocking that we have people being treated this way in united states. it's heartbreaking that you're describing a case that it's likely not an outlier as well. van jones. thank you so much we appreciate it will continue to follow this terrible story. and we'll be right back. okay? what a circle. first of all, it's a beautiful, shape, connected, consistent community . it's meant to be inclusive local. we build us dc digital dollar. that's actually dollar backed 1 to 1. future money will