John burris says the destruction of this evidence is a criminal offense. He says that this only continues to prove that the Vallejo Police Department Needs more oversight and more accountability. This is the police truck involved in the shooting death of 22 yearold Sean Monterrosa the windshield riddled with bullet holes was viewed as evidence in the case but it was later destroyed and replaced now of ole ho Police Union President and lieutenant is under investigation and he may have thought it was good evidence that could be harmful to the Police Department and the play songs about slight civil rights Attorney John Burris says the windshield was crucial to the investigation body cam video worn by the officer involved in the shooting never shows what they were actually seeing as they opened fire on to rose who was killed when a hammer was mistaken for a gun and raises real question if officer and destroys a piece of evidence what evidence may have been destroyed the Vallejo Police Offi
Russias invasion of ukraine. The counteroffensive going slowly by believing ukraine will be able to make advances. Director burns was interviewed. Phil burns. Hi. Good to see you. Welcome back to aspen. Very nice to be with you. Thank you for inviting me again. Are you ready . Russia. I am shocked that you would ask that. What just happened . When you are watching event saturday june 24, what was your understanding of what was unfolding . Id seen over the last three decades since the end of the cold war, and a lot of fascinating episodes in russia but none more fascinating than the mutiny which was the most direct assault on the russian state and Vladimir Putins 23 years in power. I think in many ways it exposed some of the significant weaknesses in the system that putin has built it weaknesses that had already been laid bare by the disastrous and did deeply destructive war that putin launched in ukraine. Now almost exactly a month ago today after they launch that mutiny was the way in
Russias invasion of ukraine. The counteroffensive going slowly by believing ukraine will be able to make advances. Director burns was interviewed. Phil burns. Hi. Good to see you. Welcome back to aspen. Very nice to be with you. Thank you for inviting me again. Are you ready . Russia. I am shocked that you would ask that. What just happened . When you are watching event saturday june 24, what was your understanding of what was unfolding . Id seen over the last three decades since the end of the cold war, and a lot of fascinating episodes in russia but none more fascinating than the mutiny which was the most direct assault on the russian state and Vladimir Putins 23 years in power. I think in many ways it exposed some of the significant weaknesses in the system that putin has built it weaknesses that had already been laid bare by the disastrous and did deeply destructive war that putin launched in ukraine. Now almost exactly a month ago today after they launch that mutiny was the way in
As news of the potential breakthrough reached palestinians. But earlier in the day civilians in Eastern Rafah began to flee after the Israeli Military dropped leaflets warning them to evacuate ahead of a limited Ground Operation against hamas. 100,000 refugees have been told to move to what israel is calling an expanded humanitarian zone near khan younis, but gazans say the area is already overcrowded. Jordans King Abdullah ii is in the us on a state visit. In in a meeting at the white house on monday, jordanian Officials Say the king told President Joe Biden a Ground Invasion into rafah would lead to a new massacre and risk spilling over into the wider region. In new york, the un Sectetary General Antonio Guterres told reporters that Israel Invading Rafah would be intolerable. The bbc s special correspondent, fergal keane, has more details. They havent had reason to dance for a long time. But they havent forgotten how. Even amid uncertainty about israels position, hope springs. Across
Instead of giving you the cliff notes will have the other talk about it. Without further ado, mr. Wright. [applause] thank you, philip. I like the further ado. Its an honor to me to participate in this program, at this place, an institution committed to protecting and sharing the rich legacy of the United States navy. Its a particular pleasure for me to be with you today. I am delighted to see veterans and friends and those of you who are curious to learn more about the vietnam war. Im honored to contribute to try to contribute to that process of learning. I do want to talk about my book. Thats why i am here today and i hope thats why you are here to. Maybe the best way to do that is to try to describe why it is i wrote it what i was trying to do and why i tried to do that. Last year my wife susan and i attended a performance of hamilton in new york. Many lines from that play struck me and stayed with me but one of them kept running through my head. Eliza hamilton, the widow of alexand