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hopes for the george floyd act passing anytime soon, although it would be a great help from the standpoint of police accountability and changing the way police do their business. joe watkins, civil rights advocates, thank you for joining us. let s get some of the day s other news. rescue workers in the ukrainian city of kramatorsk are searching through the rubble of a residential building that was destroyed by a russian rocket. authorities say at least two people were killed. but they ve warned others might be trapped under the debris. kramatorsk is in the eastern donetsk region much of which is controlled by moscow s forces. the fbi have searched president biden s holiday home in delaware, the latest twist in the investigation into the handling of classified documents at the top of the us government. lawyers for the president said the search was pre planned and no documents of concern were found, a potentially deadly radioactive capsule, the size of a pea that went
thrown together by a bunch of defense lawyers and civil rights advocates, written into a bill, and then passed in the dark of night. criminal justice reform comes about when you say, we re gonna bring everybody to albany. we ve got the judges, the prosecutors, the cops in the lawyers, we re gonna hash this out and come up with something to make sense. just because the prosecutors didn t agree the final outcome, doesn t mean that they weren t consulted. if that happened, i want to know where was that day, because that meeting never happened. i can t speak in detail in new york state, but the fact is that crime rate decline from the early 19 to 2014. they started going up in 2014, which was before most, or almost any of these criminal justice reforms. 2014 is the pivot point. in new york city. for violent crime rates, 2014 as a pivot point, started going up then, i don t think criminologists still have an exact explanation as to why. as you talked about last, night
it s impressive. we ll see the product and see at the end. i think we ll get a sense of it when they do public hearings. but clearly they re building a case. maybe a criminal referral. i don t know. and then of course there ll be a legislative recommendation. it s a case against trump, and i think there are good lawyers working for this committee, and i think they re trying to put together a strong case. thank you for your reporting. thanks to all of you. new reporting on the investigation into bomb threats at more than a dozen hbcus. what we re learning about some of the hi-tech ways these folks try to cover it up. the founder of the change the mascot campaign is going to join us one-on-one on what he calls an important moment for native-americans, civil rights advocates, sports fans and for future generations. advocates, sports fans and for future