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SAPS Crime Intelligence head, Lieutenant General Peter Jacobs and five fellow officers from the division are seeking an urgent intervention from the Pretoria High Court to declare their suspensions by National Commissioner Khehla Sitole unlawful. Jacobs was the first to be served with a notice of suspension on 30 November, while fellow officers were notified on 10 December 2020. “Credible evidence was available that the Account was looted by a number of CFOs and or Divisional Commissioners an...

Brian: isis leader dead and even as pacific gas and after u.s. troops stormed ♪ his compound. electric begins to restore power to some parts of here to explain is brett northern california. the utility is warning of another round of these velicovich. >> thanks, brian. forced blackouts later this brian: from what you know, what can you tell us how week. and in the meantime, the this went down. >> i think most people dont have a true appreciation for kinkade fire full containment on this fire bu...

The leader at large. >> yeah, hes supposedly in iraq but let me ask you this so i wasnt clear, dan are you for this u.s. troop withdrawal? >> what i believe is that the relatively modest number of troops we have in syria at this time, 2,000 troops if it were up to me i would leave them there so that they could continue to take the fight to isis and continue to provide the important train and assist to the syrian democratic forces who would otherwise be at risk from turkey and others in that regi...

Improvised explosive device who could walk through a metal detector and never set it off, somebody like to who is trying to imitate that person, or others who might simply be trying to make a name for themselves because theyre mentally imbalanced or whatever it may be, that they see this as a window of opportunity that may not exist during normal procedures. because both in the u.s. and worldwide the bad guys we know from intelligence collection see the u.s. aviation security regimen, the layers...

Process? >> i think the first thing, secretary pompeo will sit with the president and review what we know and answer the key questions. we know a lot. 15 saudis entered the consulate shortly after khashoggi. we dont know what exactly were the orders given to these 15 saudis? we dont know who gave the orders. we dont know if anyone -- if they carried out the orders as intended, and we dont know about postmortem who reported to whom based on what happened inside that consulate? secretary pompeo wo...

Cannot necessarily trust with the turkish officials are saying. but we have audio proof and video proof. >> right. arthel: i understand the president trump testing his own roof from his intelligence agents. >> he would. the guy who has it for sure, the king and mohammed will know plenty of what had happened which is important as well as our intelligence collection which im sure is quite extensive. as far as what we might do im sure we will look at the issue in the context of our overall relation...

Is a bifurcating of information of information that can be accessed by foreign service nationals and those used by u.s. citizens working abroad as part of the diplomatic mission. i dont think that any classified information was ever leaked. >> but she had access to email, the intranet. how can they be sure? again we know that russia is fairly fikted right when it comes to cybersecurity. >> right. russia is playing the long game here of intelligence collection. theyre in the targeting one specifi...

The intelligence community. it suggests something nefarious. gowdy and ryan looked into what was offered up about what was done. and there was no spying. everything was done right. is that a fair characterization? >> tray gowdy is up is the that said things to him and he said things to the public that were fot true. if there was investigative activity before the 31st. >> thats not spying. >> intelligence collection. >> its a dirty word. >> i should have used intelligence collection. thats actual...

And politics as an outsider. it tends to be that it feels like there are more than just the russians involved. there had to have been americans directing whether wittingly or unwittingly, advising them of how to do this. this is far too targeted for someone in russia to kind of figure out the specifics of it. thats what they do. i am sure. i go back to that intelligence collection. again, that is code for spying. to me that means they were recruiting. the other part of this is they didnt go into...

what became extremely extremely common meme in the american electorate. >> yeah, look, and to what julia is saying, im very skeptical, having sat down with russian intelligence officers, my sense is that russia understands u.s. customs and politics as an outsider. it tends to be that it feels like there were more than just the russians involved. there had to have been americans directinging whether advising them how to do this. this is far too targeted for someone in russia to figure out the ...