khan. he didn t turn out to multiple court appearances. imran khan said he was worried about his own safety. you ve heard today from the minister of information for prudentjob that the police operation has been temporary suspended punjab. this sort of disruption has met the city. sort of disruption has met the ci ~ , :, , , protesters chanting. uzair younus is the director of the pakistan initiative at the us think tank, the atlantic council. he says the authorities often use pakistan s love of cricket to deal with political problems. cricket has become a convenient excuse over the last few days in lahore, first to stop imran khan and his political party from having their rallies, which is their constitutional
have been protests for six weeks. gunfire has been reported with protesters chanting, that dictator. these are the biggest protest we had seen since the islamic revolution of the 1970s, seen since the islamic revolution of the 19705, it seen since the islamic revolution of the 1970s, it is now 41 days since the 1970s, it is now 41 days since the death of mahsa amini in custody. let s return to stormont, we will bring those developers as and when we happen. but let s stay with the story from iran. we can hear this report from our reporter who has been speaking to a protester. to protect his identity, we have concealed his name, using only his first name. her death has become a symbol for a movement against the country s authoritarian regime.
it has sunny in it. mostly sunny! look at the theme we have going here. steve: meanwhile, protesters crashed the view interrupting senator ted cruz midsentence. inflation has one cause and one cause only [protesters chanting] we do cover climate here, guys. excuse me. ladies, excuse us. let us do our job. steve: and that wasn t the only clash on the show. there are a lot of folks in the media who try to, any time a republican is in front of a tv camera, they try to say the election was fair and square and legitimate. you know who y all don t do that to? you don t do that hillary clinton who said they didn t try to storm the capital or try to kill my former boss. they sat here and said it was legitimate. and it was.
on the stand, is it possible they went too far? they absolutely went too far. i don t know what aggravated factors anyone is referring to. you have someone who has no criminal record, it s not like there was any kind of purposeful actions you saw from the video that immediately this officer realized she had made some kind of mistake. ironically, she did exclaim something like, i m going to prison. mike: i hate to interrupt, but the court is back in session paid let s listen in. deputy, you may bring the jury in. [protesters chanting]
fired after a deadly shooting. complaints brought to a city council meeting after atatiana jefferson was gunned down in her own home. omar jimenez is live with the latest. reporter: it was a tense ft. worth city council meeting. protesters chanting, we don t feel safe. others standing at the mic calling for officials to be fired. on the policy side, the mayor was there along with other city council members as well. one of the things they put forward was the mayor was calling for a third party investigation to look into the policies and procedures at the ft. worth police department. it s part of what atatiana jefferson s family has been calling for from the beginning saying the police cannot be trusted to investigate themselves. now, police spoke on that partly during a press conference yesterday. they also touched on morale throughout the police department. that s when the interim chief