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>> focusing on whether or not someone has money, we are focusing on whether or not they are a risk to the public. >> they are considered to be flight risks or a danger to the community but it only hurts poor communities where most crimes happen. >> how do you deter criminal activity? by people being locked up. >> los angeles county unveiled its new policies. nearly all defendants who were accused of misdemeanors or nonviolent felonies will be cited or released or freed with certain terms and con...

President, and certainly the look of a man like you and i have seen when he is not happy and when he is irritated sometimes, he has that folded arm sort of looking around and not quite the energetic thing that you sometimes see when he is at the rallies and when he is sort of very happy about how things are going. >> and evan, we also just heard the news that the judge has permitted nauta and trump to leave with no conditions not considering them to be flight risks, and can you talk about that, ...

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Huge asset growth as you describe, hot money institutional uninsured depositors who are flight risks, massive exposure to unhedged interest rate risk in buying treasuries and cheap mortgages a couple years ago. and it remain tuesday be seen -- you know i really hope people are held accountable here particularly the regulators, the federal reserve who supervised this bank and it was hardly a gold standard bank. it flummoxes me how they did what they did and get approval every step of the way. >> ...

Aian and ali are flight risks. given zero evidence the gave gifts to secret service officers for nefarious purposes. palestinian officer shot a man stabbed him in israel today. a man drew knife. attacked the officer during a security check near a construction site. the officer sustained mine wound it is the late nest a series of violent incidents before enduring the muslim holy month of ramadan. israel has established a civilian field hospital in ukraines war zone. only foreign country to do. so...

Negative, but the white house said it is certainly possible he will test positive at this point. norah. >> odonnell: thats the state were in. weijia jiang, thank you. well, tonight, were learning more about the two men accused of pretending to be federal agents and giving financial favors to secret service officials. in court filings today, prosecutors said the defendants were not merely playing dress-up. they were engaged in conduct that created a potential risk to national security. heres cbs ...

The national security council meets to discuss the tensions on the border. joining me cnn anchor and chief national security correspondent jim sciutto and cnns natasha ber bertrand. natasha, what have you learned here? >> a white house official is telling cnn that part of the measures that the u.s. is developing to deter potential russian invasion of ukraine, they have developed these sanctions packages against elite russian officials and business leaders that would be imposed if russia did move...

Were learning more about the movements of jennifer and james crumbley, the parents of the alleged michigan school shooter before they were taken into custody by police. yesterday, the crumbleys pleaded not guilty to four counts of involuntary manslaughter for providing their 15-year-old son with the gun that he used to kill four students at his high school. prosecutors pushed for a high bond of $500,000 each and marked them as flight risks after they apparently tried to dodge law enforcement and...