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A reasonable doubt and the first thing you have to show as a prosecutor is knowledge and intent that donald trump or whoever you are thinking of indicting knew what was going on and had criminal intent. if the answer is it was just chaos, we were moving, we have all moved, its chaos, nobody knew what was what and there were no clear lines of instruction you are going to have a hard time as a prosecutor making those showings. >> the number of officials as we remember who were leaving the white ho...

Office, theres not a whole lot we can do because they put this into law. >> do you hear from teachers who are grappling with the changes that are going to be in place with the classroom this fall? >> all the time. people asking for answers to how do we implement these laws, or these policies? how is this going to affect my classroom and my instruction? one of the things that is very frightening about these laws that are passed is, the state passed them with no instruction. >> what do you think -...

School this month, floridas so-called dont say gay law is causing major confusion for the states teachers, students, and parents. the official name of it is the parental rights in education law. it bans instruction about sexual orientation and gender identity, in kindergarten through third grade, or quote, in a manner that is not age-appropriate or developmentally appropriate for students in accordance with state standards. huge fallout from the law, in addition to affecting the psyche of the lg...

With regards to the parental rights in education law, also called the dont say gay law. they spans instruction on a gender diversity and sexual orientation. integrates kindergarten through third. but it also gives parents the opportunity to sue teachers that they believe are instructing using materials that they deem inappropriate. so again, those teachers are concerned that they are now opening themselves up to potential lawsuits. districts across the state are working to implement new standard...

Involved in now with the justice department but that he would have known what he shouldve done. he wouldve certainly known, we have reporting that there were emails being sent out by management offices all over the white house. to every single part of that building. saying this is what you need to do to return or documents to the archives. this is how you need to close up shop. and that pretty much every part of the white house, communication shop, the vice presidents office. the very carefully ...

Promote his education agenda. essentially he is facing a major stumbling block, because last week a judge struck down his so-called stop work act, which he also recently signed into law. what this does is it is nearly passed, and it restricts instruction on certain race based issues. and in a 44-page ruling, the judge called the law unconstitutional and called it a violation of the first amendment. that was a defeat for the governor who was promoting this education agenda. all of this going on, ...

>> awesome. team easton. we love you buddy. >> love you, too. >> we are all thinking and praying for little easton today. eastons team from utah, snow canyon little league, was scheduled to play against iowa. the players were pulled from the field because of a rain delay. after growing up with a sister who has downs syndrome this weeks cnn hero was inspired to help others get the college experience they want. >> hi, everybody. >> college of adaptive arts is a lifelong equitable collegiate experi...

That is inappropriate, and that is wrong. so we put a stop to that in florida. >> and last week, another one of the governors mandates was essentially struck down by a judge, the so-called ostapchuk act, which restricts gender-based, excuse me, certain race based instruction, specifically critical race theory and the judge called this new law unconstitutional, saying that it violates first amendment rights. the governor again is expected, here, around 3:00 this afternoon. he started his day in t...

Her texts caused conrads death. >> i thought that was a good sign. >> but the judge was not finished. while he acknowledged conrad had taken steps to end his life by placing the water pump in his truck, he said there was that one moment when conrad changed his mind. >> however, he breaks that chain of self-causation by exiting the vehicle. he takes himself out of the toxic environment that it has become. >> it was then, he believed, michelle became a party to his death. whats more, the judge sai...

Passed them with no instruction. >> what do you think -- people who are concerned about the direction things are headed in -- what should they be focused on in the months and years ahead? >> im so scared of for the future of public education here in florida. and im scared in might create this movement across the nation. this is a concerted effort to de-fragment public education, to make it unstable, in order to privatized education. so you have over 9500 in such role vacancies in the state of fl...