life to improving baltimore. and this issue around police brutality and police misconduct and holding officers accountable, this is something i ve worked on for years. in the last session, i was down in our state capital. i was one of the only elected officials that was down there fighting for reforms to the law enforcement officers bill of rights. i got a lot of pushback and not a lot of support. and i was down there because i didn t want to see something like this in my city. so i m very keenly aware of the issues. and we ve been pushing to get better in baltimore. we re showing viewers live pictures of people moving through the streets of baltimore right now. still peaceful. hopefully it will stay that way mayor. we re told now by our evan perez, our justice reporter that on friday the police department will make its evidence available to state prosecutors as far as the death the circumstances leading up to the death of freddie gray, the 25-year-old who was arrested wound up with
secretary of state made in consultation with host countries. those arrangements were worked out. there are dozens of people living in portugal, in france, germany. who are living there, rebuilding their lives without incident. the administration knows how to do this. it is not insurmountable. can i say that we sent our justice reporter, ryan riley down to guantanamo twice in the last few months and i spoke with him this afternoon. he said the conditions there are just awful. they ve closed every common facility. people are isolated, people are dying or close to dying. we need to remember that as we watch a game of political hot potato here that both the administration and the congress are complicit in. i think the person i spoke to at the national security office this afternoon was frank in saying that they hadn t done enough, that the administration had not done enough to push the
the second to certify before these restrictions went into place, the united states transferred dozens of people. it sent six people back it yemen. the sky did not fall. there were arrangements the secretary of state made in consultation with host countries. there are dozens of people, our clients included, who are living in portugal, albania, cape verde, who are living there, rebuilding their lives without incident. the administration knows how to do this. can i say that we sent our justice reporter, ryan riley down to guantanamo twice in the last few months and i spoke with him this afternoon. he said the conditions there are
in portugal, albania, cape verde, who are living there, rebuilding their lives without incident. the administration knows how to do this. can i say that we sent our justice reporter, ryan riley down to guantanamo twice in the last few months and i spoke with him this afternoon. he said the conditions there are just awful. they ve closed every common facility. people are isolated, people are dying or close to dying. we need to remember that as we watch a game of political hot potato here that both the administration and the congress are complicit in. i think the person i spoke to at the national security office this afternoon was frank in saying that they hadn t done enough, that the administration had not done enough to push the envelope on the waivers. they admit that. they had to admit that once the