i don t know we did that. it s possible we may have. i know the police department didn t. we as a police department didn t make those efforts. it s possible but i don t know. bill: i know you re busy and have your hands full not just today but for days to come, what do you want us to understand about what you are going through now lean on your community. i m seeing more of that than i m seeing anything else. there is so much people. there are so many people advocating on behalf of their neighbors. it is so much of that and it is so important that there are so many people we would not be getting to and would not be receiving the assistance had it not been for a neighbor calling on their behalf. check on your neighbor. bill: thank you, mayor. good luck. we ll check in later with you as well. bridgeport, pa. sandra: neighbors helping
that itself really poses great risks to the first amendment. whatever you think of julian assange, you don t have to recognize him as a journalist to see this indictment could be invoked about journalists who do this every day of their careers. it would criminalize the encouragement of leaks, the gathering of information from a government official who does leak information and then the publication of it. that would be criminalizing journalism. it is the activities that the indictment focuses on. it is good to hear the justice department was expressing concern about intruding on journalism, but their words don t match up with what s on the indictment. the focus goes to the essence of journalism. and it would really create a terrible situation where the government could pick and choose people who it wants to prosecute, depending on whether they like the content of what those people are saying by saying you are a journalist, you are not a journalist. look, the espionage october
them with weeks of coverage about this issue, which really goes to our fundamental rights as a local media organization to be able to critically cover our government. did the fact that brian is a freelance journalist, he works for multiple outlets gathering material and sharin it with local stations and outlet. is it the fact that he s freelance a factor here? if one of your reporters at the chronicle had their front door knocked in, would that have ever happened? you know, a freelancer versus is full-time staffer? if you asked me that a month ago, i would have said there is no way. we have some of the strongest laws in the nation in california protecting this. now to be honest with you, i m not so sure. we have the same information that this freelancer had. the police department didn t choose to come after us. i think that s wise on their behalf. but they very easily could have. and i have to tell you, it scares me to death to think that
mr. shaw saving, obviously, many lives in his heroic action. re reinking entered the restaurant and got out of the truck, nude except for a green jacket. a block away from the waffle house, or not even a block, he shed the green jacket and continued southbound on murfreesboro pike on foot. when we recovered that green jacket, there were two magazines containing ar-15 ammunition. he clearly came armed with a lot of fire power intending to devastate the south nashville area. the police department s hazardous devices unit, the bomb squad, if you will, responded to the waffle house to ensure that there were no explosives in rein reinking s truck. the police department didn t
the and i m police department didn t create the situation, angela diaz did. we did what we had to do as the circumstances came about and as the evidence presented itself up to and including continuing to investigate and exonerating michelle. the court had considered the impact on michelle hadley s life by being incarcerated, by being wrongfully accused. through no fault of law enforcement, in fact, it was through the tremendous efforts of law enforcement that the truth was finally uncovered. it was and tragedy and a waste of limited resources to have law enforcement running around in circles chasing ms. hadley because of the evidence presented tohem because of the repeated accusations being made against ms. hadley. angela faced felony charges including kidnapping, false imprisonment, perjury and formry. she pleaded not guilty to all of them. but in october of 2017, she