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Itself a crime but intimidating pole workers, harassing poll workers falls within the criminal code. one of the reasons why ahmaud arberys case saw justice is because people organized and made noise about the fact that law enforcement was not taking action against his killers. this is the same situation in the context of poll worker intimidation. we have to also have on the ground organizing that identifies where and how the apparatus of government should be doing its job and theres a real quest...

Right? because this -- what we saw on that videotape very much appears to be a violation of georgia criminal law because there is a crime of, one, suborning perjury. frankly, poll workers being told a lie about voter fraud, that is in and of itself a crime. but also intimidating poll workers, harassing poll workers falls under the criminal code. one of the reasons why ahmaud arberys case finally saw some justice is because people organized and made noise about the fact that law enforcement was n...

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>> a year after his soft on crime agenda crime is raging, murders in la up nearly 47% shootings of 50%, carjackings of 53%. not difficult to draw a line from his approach to crime to the lawlessness we are seeing today, hes totally unsafe. >> >> la residents shopping, you and your policies. >> actually not. >> a lot ask my next guest, it is trending toward leniency as it did for her sons killers. last recall effort fell short but do you think this renewed effort given everything that has

This has been the deadliest year ever. philadelphia alone 523 homicide breaking a record that stood for over 30 years. and too many agonizing moments to count what will you miss most about her >> samir always smiles samir, like he makes me happy he cheers me up. >> reporter: she still speaks about her 14-year-old son as if hes still here. but as the high school freshman waited for a bus last week he was killed police say two people got out of a car, chased him across the street and then fired ab...

Arrested yesterday, 9:30 a.m. local time as he was about to board his flight to riyad, saudi arabia, from pariss international airport. now, what are we looking at here? the french have just told cnn that the name of the man they have arrested matches a name for a man who was wanted by turkish authorities and by interpol. it also matches a name of a man who is under a sanctions regime from the u.s., from the uk, from france because that man is believed to be a member of the hit squad that dismem...

The far bigger challenge that we had was gleaning the facts on the ground and getting people safely to the airport so we can get many of those eligible people onto aircraft and out of afghanistan. new travel rules mean anyone now travelling into the uk has to show evidence of a negative coronavirus test. prisons in england and wales will be set targets for the first time for keeping out drugs. with hundreds of homes in northern england still without power 11 days after storm arwen, brace yoursel...

And some localised flooding very popular. the grandad of six—year—old arthur labinjo—hughes has said his killers should never be freed. the boy was killed last year by his own father thomas hughes and his partner, emma tustin. people were flagging up there were problems. and social services got involved but said there was nothing to worry about. and australian actor rebel wilson talks to the bbc about fame, fertility and food. hello and welcome if youre watching in the uk or around the wor...

Pretty severe winter weather up here today. jails in england and wales are to be set targets for the first time for keeping out drugs and for testing prisoners. body scanners, biometric identification and drugs dogs are among some of the measures proposed to stem the flow of dangerous substances that the ministry ofjustice says "wreak havoc" in prisons. thejustice secretary, dominic raab, has been outlining more of whats to be included in the prisons white paper. the maternal grandfather of six�...

Evacuated 1,234,000 people from afghanistan. >> as for americans source says the u.s. government is in touch with 125 americans about leaving the country and several are ready to go. bret? >> bret: rich, thanks. up next, the biden administration slow walk as court order on immigration plus will there be radical change at the u.s. supreme court? we may have the answer tonight. first, beyond our borders tonight, one of the suspected killers of the saudi journalist jamal khashoggi is arrested in fr...