not proved for both counts. reporter: the judge said he acquitted bre are llow because after a car chase he and the other officers had reason to believe they were at risk, even after all the shots police couldn t be sure the threat was over and that it couldn t be proven his shots were the ones that killed russell and williams. cleveland can t exhale just yet. a case of tamir rice was shot and killed by cleveland police in november while holding a pellet gun. the investigation is almost finish eded in the rice case. and protest leaders are looking for accountability. america is already experiencing unrest because police are killing us. reporter: the justice department found they used unnecessary and unreasonable force at a significant rate.
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happening. the u.n. has report eded on it. that s not why we were there. we were there to engage. engagement is the only way to solve these issues. we see in many of the pictures, we he see gloria steinham trying to bring awareness to this. you talk about citizen diplomacy engaging. what was your goal? i m assuming this is just part of the process, but do you think that you what do you think you accomplished? well what we accomplished we physically went to north korea. we met with hundreds of women, 200 women in a peace symposium all day long. yes, they were all groups in north korea are government created. these women, all women, we heard and shared information. we told stories. one such moment was a woman who
i m not asking you that. in hindsight. the world is a better place because saddam hussein is not there. so it was a mistake or not? i don t understand the question you re asking me. knowing and we sit here that s not the way a president a president cannot make a decision on what someone might know in the future. was it a mistake? rubio eventually adopt what had has become the consensus position. george w. bush made the right decision to invade iraq based on the intelligence he had at the time, but we now know that intelligence was flawed so, yes, he may have made a mistake. but it s that faulty intelligence, not the president, that deserves the blame. it is true there were problems with the intelligence. it s also true the bush administration manipulated that intelligence at nearly every turn to push the country into that war. as the senate intelligence community concluded in 2008 in the words of committee chairman jay rockefeller the bush administration present e
stone for sure. look. this just tells me more than anything brent, that abc still out of touch. that i don t see any success for this show. they can go forward with it. if they want to hire bigots to produce tv shows i guess it s their business. i don t see how well it s going to do. what are your thoughts? first of all, this isn t the first anti-catholic show abc did. they did one and bombed. there was no market for it. this show this man s claim to fame is look how much trouble you had producing those comments of his because you have to bleep out everything he says. you know he said about rick santorum he wished he was he wanted eded eded to f the f out of him. and ben carson he wanted to perform oral sex on him. he said comments he wants them dead and now celebrated by the disney corporation.