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For him within 48 hours. they didnt ask where the gun was. they didnt inspect the backpack. theyre described as resisting the idea of taking him out of school. i mean, they left him in school, then they left. do you see, joey, any space here -- and youre the expert so i leave this to you because im not sure where this would fall -- but an additional charge of some sort of parental negligence or neglect of their child? >> the answer is yes. let me first say, christi, that you broke it down as com...

>> theres a bit of hypocrisy here. james comey used to go around when i was in the department of justice and give his reservoir speech. the idea he would say to all of us young prosecutors and agents is the best thing you have here is a reservoir of trust and confidence. all it takes is one crack to drain that reservoir. and now i think comeys conduct doesnt quite match up with his rhetoric. >> asha, do you agree? do you think there are other avenues he could have taken and he behaved inappropri...

Are going to go into contradiction. but hopefully the responsibilities of being president will lead him to at least deal with the same set of facts as the rest of us, even if hes tweeting from the oval office. but what is happening, what he and his team have done, constantly beating the drumbeat about fake news, is essentially designed to muddy the waters and increase legitimacy of partisan outfits that are very favorably skewed towards him and degrade the idea of objective, fair truth. >> you b...

Found that the chicago police department engages in a pattern or practice of using excessive force including deadly force and nondeadly force. this pattern includes, for example, shooting at people who present no immediate threat and tasing people for not following verbal commands. this conduct doesnt only harm residents. it endangers officers. it results in an avoidable deaths, injuries, and trauma. it erodes community trust, trust that is the cornerstone of public safety. we found this pattern...

Conflicts of interest. minute that was too strident for congressman jason chaffetz. our guest is a fellow at the brookings institution where schaub spoke a couple of days ago. ambassador, when i saw the headline flash by that jason chaffetz had summoned mr. schaub to come up and talk about donald trumps business plans, i actually thought, i assumed it was to ask him what he thought of the plans from the president-elect. but that doesnt seem to be the case. the question is, has he been too tough ...

Underway to determine exactly what transpared and actions we tbheed to take to ensure this kind of conduct doesnt happen again. martha: the tough questions still to come. doug mckelway joins us live from washington where all this is underway. whats going on in there doug? >> reporter: another chapter closed in this embarrassing episode, last night, the service secret forced out four more officers. here are the latest numbers, six employees have either resigned or left the agency, a seventh has b...

Mellon, $900,000, using that for his home and other things they show say show he is not a credible witness in this case. >> jay gray reporting outside live of the greensboro, north carolina, court there. thank you. appreciate it. homeland security secretary janet napolitano on the hot seat in the secret service scandal and questioned by the senate judiciary committee about an issue brieing global disgrace to the agency and something she says will not be tolerated. >> the allegations are inexcu...

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Matter experts current and former law enforcement officials assisted. as the attorney general said, we found that the chicago police department engages in a pattern or practice of using excessive force, including deadly force and nondeadly force. this pattern includes, for example, shooting at people who present no immediate threat and chasing people for not following verbal commands. this conduct doesnt only harm residents, it endangers officers. it results in a voidable deaths and injuries and...