hello, everyone. i m bianna goal deldry kbgoldry. after the officer-involveved deadly beating of tyre nichols, they ll now investigate the entire police department. and they just revealed the findings of the federal investigation into that city s police department. it goes bond just deeply troubling. they found conduct that violates the constitution and civil rights act. the report comes just days before the three-year of the death of brianna taylor, a black woman who was shot and killed during a no-knock raid in her apartment building. it was a symptom of the problems that have been ferrising within the louisville police department for years. lmpd has relied heavily on pretextural traffic stops in black neighborhoods, assaulted people with disabilities and called black people, monkeys, animal, and boy. this conduct is unacceptable. it is heartbreaking. it erodes the community trust necessary for effective policing and it is an affront to the vast majority of officers w
reported close calls on airport runways. and it s not just on the tarmac. this week, as you ll recall, a man was arrested for allegedly right to stab a flight attendant in the cabin. cnn s pete muntean is live in washington. so, pete, what stood out to you from today s, at time, difficult hearing? both of those things came up today. that unruly passenger incident just the other day, the chief of the faa, acting administer, billy nolan, says the faa still has a zero-tolerance policy against these unruly passenger incidents. the number of those have actually gone down in recent years. it was really more of a 2021 issue. the number went down by half in 2022. we have not seen many this year, although there have been two high-profile ones so far this year. the numbers that are going up are the close calls near runways of major u.s. airports involving commercial airliners. they are known, officially, as runway incursions. and like you mentioned, there
moving storm but they should not keep waiting for an update on the forecast to see if it s making its turn because if it doesn t, they re going to run out of time, and it will be too late. you are as familiar as anybody could be with how fema runs, how fema operates. a little bit has been made of the fact that fema right now has an acting director. there are a lot of acting folks in the trump administration. does that make a difference in a moment like this, acting vs fully appoint sed. no, during government transitions between presidents, we appoint a person to act as the acting administer has all the authority under the law as the confirmed, senate confirmed administrator, so there s no lack of authority. and in a response, this is really not an issue. i know a lot of the folks are