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>> frank figliuzzi, i just want to put some dots on the board and have you give us your analysis of how theyre connected. january 6th, hundreds now, maybe up to a thousand rioters prosecuted for their violent act and the abuse and physical abuse they carried out against law enforcement officials. a shooter, an fbi field office after the court-approved mar-a-lago search. the attack on speaker pelosis new mexico. >> all of them related, all of them linked, all of them instigated and the logical ou...

It really undermines democratic principles and values and we should be concerned not just about abortion, thats critical, but what these issues mean for our democracy. it really is a dismantling. >> you are so good about connecting those dots, michelle. thank you for being with us. david, as always, thank you. coming up, the mayor of new york is in texas today. the city received thousands of allys asylum seekers, the latest on the humanitarian crisis and policy debate. plus, dozens still missing...

Between his committee assignments and the fact that he was the recipient of thousands of dollars in campaign contributions from major college lending companies. he had a lot to gain personally by supporting key legislation on their behalf. - how did you uncover this stuff? - its all public records, so you can go in and see he was the primary sponsor, not just a co-sponsor, but the primary sponsor of the bill. and so you start connecting the dots of, where is the money coming from? and what are t...

Policing in general. we heard a lot injune as report, but let me spell out the red flags that they were referring to. we now know that carrick passed the met vetting procedure back in 2001 despite having been a suspect for offences against women on two occasions. the year into thejob against women on two occasions. the year into the job he was investigated for harassing a former partner. hertfordshire police were aware of a domestic violence complaint against him in 2009. in 2017 hampshire polic...

A perpetrator like carrick had demonstrated really egregious behaviour over a long period of time but none of the dots were joined. he was able to hide in plain sight and remain on the force when he should not have been there. the met admitted failings in this case as recently as the summer of 2021. at that time, the force was told david carrick was under investigation by hertfordshire police over a rape allegation. he was put on restricted duties, but he was allowed to carry on working. this wa...

Helena wilkinson reporting from southwark crown court. joining me in the studio is peter bleksley, a former metropolitan police officer. welcome to the bbc news channel. i am sure you have been talking to former and serving officers at the met. what are they telling you about his case? ~ , , , met. what are they telling you about his case? ~ , , , ., his case? like myself, they are enraged- _ his case? like myself, they are enraged- the — his case? like myself, they are enraged. the anger _ hi...

Complaint in 2019, a rape allegation in 2021, when carrick was briefly arrested and that is all before the final rape allegation which did result in him being charged. and i think what is clear and what sir mark rowley, i know, will be pondering on this afternoon is how he can create a system in which it is possible for the police to join those dots. because it seems that this was a man whose attitude towards women, given everything we know about him and indeed the behaviour which has come to li...

What has emerged, i think, in this case is that there were indeed a series of what the met call red flags. the police neverjoined up the dots, they would just run through some of them, so before he evenjoined the force through some of them, so before he even joined the force in 2000 won, he was being vetted as a potential officer and he had already been a suspect for offences against a woman on two occasions. that didnt stop him becoming an officer. 0ne on two occasions. that didnt stop him beco...

They are police officers and if they do report, often it is colleagues that are investigating and that is why we think there has to be completely independent reporting mechanism at this to an outside police force and that is one issue in more generally an interesting, i think about this case is that he starts his offending in 2003, exactly the same time as the serial rapistjohn and the abject failures that were found in relation to the police investigations into that were around the failure to l...

Why is a very hard for them to win a case, do you think? well, i think stripes are not something that are particularly unique in fashion, just like maybe polka dots or a heart, and while adidas has dominated three stripes, theyre trying to dominate four stripes and all kind of stripes and its just such a basic element in fashion, its difficult to claim ownership in every variation of a stripe. it also prevents competition and, you know, is generally expanding their trademark beyond what they hav...