Top editors of The Leader brought back plenty of new ideas to enhance their newsroom operation from MediaFest22, a four-day journalism conference conducted by the Society of Professional Journalists, Associated Collegiate Press and College Media Association in Washington, D.C.
stabilized. no matter how careful you are, the materials used in these devices represent an ongoing hazard and a danger to children and families that may be near the bomb maker. rick: two people have been killed in the bombings and two others injured. facebook users demanding answers after reports surfaced saying a data analysis firm, cambridge analytica allegedly tapped the profiles of users without their permission while working with the trump campaign. will karr joins us more to explain. how did this happen? well, rick, that s a question a lot of people are asking tonight. this really boils down to the personal data that you have on facebook. the new york times and the guardian are reporting that a voting profile company harvested private information from more than 50 million facebook profiles. according to the report, the company could take that information and build psychological profiles so voters
golden state. an oakland coffee shop is refusing to serve uniformed police officers, saying it s for the protection of customers. will karr picks up the story from our west coast announce room. will. reporter: newsroom. reporter: the coffee shop says a police presence compromises the physical and emotional safety of its customers and its staff. we re talking about a coffee shop that means until death in spanish. it opened in oakland in november. the owners recently turned away a hispanic police officer, a move that s not sitting well with other business owners. for him to refuse service to a police officer from our community is totally outrageous and it s not acceptable. reporter: he s not alone with that feeling. but the shop disagrees. in a lengthy instagram post it states we need the support of the actual community to keep this place safe, not police, especially in an area faced by
forget their service. the suspect is in custody, wounded at the hospital. the fraternal order of police at ohio set up a gofundme page for the fallen officer s page, gofundme.com/foplodge 99 9 help fund. julie: this is so tragic and so unnecessary. thank you. another tragic reminder about the dangers law enforcement face every day in every community across our country. an illegal immigrant, speaking of coul cowards, convicted of kg two deputies smiling as the judge read the verdict and threatening to kill more officers as he was led out of the courtroom. he was found guilty of murder in the shooting deaths of two deputies in 2013. will karr joins us with more.
will karr joins us with more. reporter: this case has turned political. president trump s re-election campaign has been airing this ad that features now convicted cop killer louis brec bracamontis. president trump is right, build the wall. reporter: hbracomontis had te chance to look at the officers families in the eyes. he could be seen blowing kisses and smiling. he shot and killed danny oliver and michael davis junior in 2014. on friday, he went as far as to pledge that he wanted to kill more members of law enforcement as he was being escorted out of the courtroom. take a listen. we find the defendant guilty. i ll kill more cops too. reporter: i m going to kill more cops soon is what he said in the courtroom. he was also convicted of