needs to know in america right now. that after all that protest and pressure and heat and scrutiny and video evidence and even that murder conviction i just showed you, take it all together, it s not even budging the rate that police use lethal force. as these killings around police departments themselves, don t claim that they are all okay with all these use of force. in fact, we have, even since last year, documented situations in which they admit mistakes and put out statements with the loss of life and typically pose investigation and prosecution of the officers who created that situation. and i want to tell you something else. the protests have certainly gotten people s attention. most americans are aware police violence is a serious problem. that consensus has grown. it s even stronger than a few years ago. but numbers, which are part of evidence, also only tell part of the story. because when you look at that chart of the killings each year,
our social affairs correspondent, michael buchanan, reports from glasgow. don t squash me. happy, carefree children at a summer camp for disadvantaged youngsters from glasgow. the scheme provides fun and free food to families who d otherwise struggle during the holidays. for mum of two, nicole henderson, the camp, run by the charity achieve more scotland, has been a godsend. having clubs like this have always been helpful because obviously, they are in nine o clock until three o clock so people are not having to worry about where lunch is coming from, whatever, which is really good. i definitely wouldn t have been able to afford to send the two kids to a club every single day like this. around one in three children in glasgow live in poverty. in an innovative scheme, the council is to link every secondary school in the city with a financial inclusion officer, who will encourage parents to apply for benefits they are eligible for but don t claim.
now u.s. intelligence says that s one of the top credible theories for where covid came from. facebook succumbed to pressure to treat it more like a, quote, crackpot idea and now it is a mainstream and credible idea and those posts will stay up. brian stelter is host of cnn s reliable sources. he s the author of a book now out on paper back, which is the only reason he s allowed to leave cnn and come on the beat. thanks for doing this. thanks for the chance. we ll get to your book. but your thoughts on those tough media issues that i mentioned, how this doj balances a reporters rights, including one that touched at your own news room and these other companies that don t claim to be journalistic but have to decide whether covid theories go up or down. well, i think this gag order revelation is appalling.
raised the word corruption once but he did talk about joe biden three times. we didn t hear corruption, corruption, corruption. we heard biden, biden, biden. that was the favor we were looking for. he wanted the president of ukraine to come over and say he wad investigating the bidens. that s unrefuted in the record. let s not pull the wool over americans eyes. if we want to say it s okay for the president to do this stuff, say it. don t claim he was involved in an anti-corruption crusade at the time. okay. let s cut through all of what we ve listened to in the last couple of hours. lauren fox is our go-to gal on capitol hill. i know this rules committee hearing is suppose to set parameters and rules ahead of tomorrow s big day. the big vote. so far xrord naextraordinarily . when will they set the parameters? reporter: speaks to what an important and weighty moment this is in the house of
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