Reasons. For all of these reasons. Amy the president s friend is accused of embezzling those dollars. In colombia, the government and the farc rebel group says theyve reached a new agreement for a peace deal aimed at ending the nations 52 year civil war. Colombians narrowly rejected an earlier version of the peace deal in a nationwide referendum in october. The new agreement appears to roll back promises that farc members would have guaranteed seats in congress. In ohio, the trial of former university of Cincinnati Police officer ray tensing, who shot and killed 43yearold sam dubose last year, has ended in a mistrial after the jury was unable to reach a verdict. Officer tensing, who is white, fatally shot dubose, who is black, as dubose was running away. Officer tensing had stopped dubuse over a traffic violation. Tensing was wearing a tshirt emblazoned with a confederate battle flag under his uniform when he fatally shot dubose multiple times in the back. In north dakota, water protectors resisting the 3. 8 billion Dakota Access pipeline say an armed white man drove his truck through a crowd of native american protectors, running over one woman and then firing live bullets into the air, during a demonstration saturday at a work site near mandan. Local authorities are investigating the incident. This comes after 37 people were arrested on as water protectors friday maintained multiple highway blockades. The army corps of engineers is expected to make a decision within days about whether it will grant a permit allowing Energy Transfer partners to drill underneath the missouri river. On actions are planned at dozens tuesday, of u. S. Army corp of engineers offices and other government buildings in more than 100 cities worldwide demanding the Obama Administration top the stop the pipeline. Meanwhile, the head of Energy Transfer partners, kelcy warren, has said hes 100 confident trump will support the completion of the Dakota Access pipeline. Warren donated more than 100,000 to Trumps Campaign, while trump has between 500,000 and 1 million invested in Energy Transfer partners. This is warren speaking on cbs. Once he takes over january 20, what are the prospects . Gets0 that the easement granted in the pipeline gets built. Have you spoken to donald trump about the pipeline . Ive never met him. But hes invested in you and you are invested in him. Well, i wish him well. Activists blocked the main gate to Creech Air Force base, one of several homes for the u. S. Militarys legal Drone Program in pakistan, afghanistan, somalia, yemen, as well as other countries. In richmond, virginia, 30yearold transgender woman has died making her at least the 24th transgender woman killed this year, the deadliest on record for transgender people in the United States. Norwood was shot early sunday morning and died hours later in the hospital. And in washington, d. C. , engineer, lawyer, and safety advocate Clarence Ditlow has died. He was the director of the center for auto safety for 40 years. For decades, he championed safety in the automobile industry, forcing manufacturers to recall millions of vehicles. He collaborated with green Party President ial candidate ralph nader on multiple books. Cranston low died thursday at the age of 72. Clarence ditlow died thursday at the age of and those are some 72. Of the headlines. This is democracy now , democracynow. Org, the war and peace report. Im amy goodman. Where broadcasting from marrakesh, morocco, here at the u. N. Climate summit. We will soon ring you voices of protest from the front lines in new york. Meanwhile, the Antidefamation League and the Southern Poverty Law Center are slamming president elect donald trump for naming Stephen Bannon to become his chief strategist. Bannon is the former head of the rightwing outlet news outlet breitbart media. He took over as Trumps Campaign manager in august. Adl Ceo Jonathan Greenblatt said it is a sad day when a man who presided over the premier website of the altright a looseknit group of white nationalists and unabashed antisemites and racists is slated to be a senior staff member in the peoples house. The Southern Poverty Law Center accused bannon of becoming the main driver behind breitbart becoming a white ethnonationalist propaganda mill. Even former breitbart employees have spoken out about what the site became under bannons watch. The sites former editorinchief, ben shapiro, recently said that staffers are now openly pushing white ethnonationalism. Donald trump announced bannon would become chief strategist on sunday. On trump has also tapped rnc saturday. Chair Reince Preibus to serve as his chief of staff. Steve bannon has also faced questions about domestic abuse. He was charged in 1996 with misdemeanor domestic violence, battery, and dissuading a witness. A santa monica, california, Police Report said bannon grabbed thenwife mary louise card piccard by the throat and arm and threatened to leave with the couples twin daughters. Bannon pleaded not guilty to the charges, which were dropped later that year when piccard did not appear in court. Piccard claimed in Divorce Proceedings that bannon pressured her not to testify. Piccard also said in a sworn 2007 court filing that bannon made antisemitic comments when the two argued over whether to send their daughters to a private school. According to one document, piccard said he said that he doesnt like the way they raise their kids to be whiny brats and that he didnt want the girls going to school with jews. Joining us in new york is richard cohen, president of the Southern Poverty Law Center. Richard, you got the news with everyone out that steve bannon would be the chief strategist for donald trump. Your thoughts . It was incredibly disheartening, amy. The night that trump was elected, he said that he was going to be the president for all americans, that he was going of division,ounds divisions which he had cause, and now we see him doing the opposite. Appointing someone who was very proud to give a platform to the altright. The altright is nothing more than the rebranding of White Supremacy, white nationalism, for the digital age. Trump says one thing the day he is elected, does Something Else at this point. It is really discouraging, really disheartening. It does not portend well for his administration, im afraid. Amy richard, describe more fully what is the altright . What is the Breitbart News website and the significance of bannon now being the number two man for president soon to be President Trump . When breitbart traditionally was a conservative website, but under bannon, it has become a cesspool for White Supremacy according to one of his former colleagues. Is whiteight nationalism. It rejects multiculturalism. It is opposed to immigration. The godfather of the altright is richard spencer. His motto is, all men are created an equal. Black people are intellectually inferior. He calls for the peaceful, ethnic cleansing of our country. He was ecstatic when trump was elected and i am sure equally ecstatic now that bannon is in the white house. About bannons background. Talk about his operating a Breitbart News. Look, i dont want to talk about bannons personal background. I will talk about what he is done a Breitbart News. Anyone can go and look at the archives and see unbelievable stuff. Two weeks after the charleston massacre, for example, they ran an article talking about how people should proudly fly the confederate flag. They have talked about islam as a religion of a rate coulter. Culture. He mocked women who are victims of Sexual Harassment in the workplace. It is obsessed with the socalled scourge of black on white crime. It is racist, misogynist, antisomatic everything this country should not be. Indigo former breitbart employees have spoken out. This is the sites former editorinchief ben shapiro wrote breitbart has become the withight goto website , yiannopoulos pushing white ethnonationalism as a legitimate response to political correctness, and the Comment Section turning into a cesspool for white supremacist mememakers. This is shapiro speaking to cnn earlier this year. Steve likes to think of himself as a big bear tearing everyone down because he is a power player. It has got him where he is now. Steve bannon imagine one of the worst people you know is heading up her president ial campaign. That is pretty much where i am at this morning. Listening to been richard cohen, your response . Trump knew what he was doing. He ran a racist campaign from the first day he came down the escalator at trump tower. He vilified mexicans. He vilified latinos. He vilified women, black communities, muslims. He brought steve bannon in because deeply steve bannon reflected his views. He has not pivoted despite his words after the election and he is continuing to embrace bannon. I wish you would change. I wish he would change. Amy richard cohen, as president of Southern Poverty Law Center, i ask you first about bannon. What about donald trump and his election and what this means and the report you put out, richard, through the Southern Poverty Law Center of the number of the attacks this week on the Vulnerable People . Overall, your response . You mention 200 attacks. The number is well over 300 now. They are happening everywhere. A lot are happening in schools. Were seeing them in places like walmart, starbucks, at traffic stops where people of color are being harassed by people who are passing them and screaming trump. An ugly thing. Last night, donald trump was on 60 minutes and he said stop it. He also said, it only happened one or two times. He terribly downplayed it. Trump needs to say more than stop it, he needs to speak out forcefully against all forms of bigotry. Then he asked to follow talk with the walk. Yes to stop putting people like bannon in the administration. He has to throw them out and assure the American Public that no one with hate in their hearts is going to have any role whatsoever in our democracy. Amy so these reports around the country of these assaults, as people marching through schools and saying build that wall or make America White again, the reports we have from philadelphia to boston, something unprecedented where the schools are sending counselors into the classrooms because the kids are so frightened after the election of donald trump. They were frightened before the election. They were frightened by the rhetoric that donald trump was spewing. We did a big survey during the election asking teachers what was happening in their schools. We never used trumps name in the survey, but we did not have to. 1000 teachers wrote back and talked about the world will things happening in their school. Incredible increase in bullying and in ugly talk. Heartbreaking stories of Young Children in Elementary Schools really being fearful, coming up to teacher every dancing has he built the wall yet . Are my parents going to be deported . This is just a continuation of what we saw on the campaign, but it has been quite intensified since the day of the election. Amy richard cohen, is there anything you want to add before we go to the voices of the streets of new york, tens of thousands of people continuing to protest . This was before the appointment of steve bannon to be the number two man for a President Trump. I would just urge people to stand strong, be careful, dont give up hope. One of the sad things of the election was 43 million americans who were eligible to vote did not. That is 100 Million People. I dont know how those hundred Million People would have voted, but i think our democracy will be helped when everyone speaks. I hope this energy we are seeing in these demonstrations translates into increased political participation in our country. Finally, howcohen, donald trump has responded to the attacks on people of color, on immigrants around the country . He hasnt done enough. He has minimize the number of attacks. He said one or two, there have been hundreds. His old or ego at breitbart has and fraud. Re a hoax he needs to much, much more if america is going to be a country that embraces all of its citizens. Amy richard cohen, thank you for joining us from new york. Democracy now is in marrakesh, morocco for the u. N. Climate summit. I can tell you every other word out of amounts here from around the planet is donald trump is to another issue is climate denial. Richard cohen is president of the Southern Poverty Law Center. We will link to his latest report democracynow. Org at. When we come back, voices from the streets. Protest in the United States. Stay with us. [music break] amy this is democracy now , democracynow. Org, the war and peace report. Im amy goodman. In marrakesh, morocco, the second weekend of the u. N. Climate talks. There have been major protest. First, were going to what has taken place in United States. Over the weekend, protests around the world voiced opposition to u. S. President elect donald trump. In berlin, germany, italy 1000 people gathered at the brandenburg gate, a short distance from the u. S. Embassy. From our perspective, this election is very dangerous because a Trump Presidency encourages other nationalistic parties to fight harder and people to give their votes to them. Amy here in the United States, demonstrators took to the streets to oppose Trumps Campaign promises to restrict immigration and register muslims, and allegations that he sexually abused women. Protests took place in seattle, portland, los angeles, san francisco, oakland, chicago, oklahoma city, salt lake city, springfield, massachusetts, dayton and cinninnati, ohio, a number of cities in florida, new york, and philadelphia, where a mexican immigrant who is the a father of three u. S. Born children entered sanctuary in a church on and called on sunday president obama to stop his deportation and others. This comes as mayors from seattle to new york say they will refuse to cooperate with Donald Trumps promise to deport 11 million undocumented immigrants, even though he says hell withdraw federal funding from such cities. New york mayor bill de blasio vowed not to hand over the personal data of those who applied for the city municipal id and said he would possibly even destroy the records if federal authorities attempt to use them to target people for deportation. Thousands of working class immigrants marched in manhattan on sunday with their supporters. Im here to support everybody from my community that is afraid and they dont know where the country is going. So together, we could come up with a plan on what we can do next. Beingof things that are talked about and people are trying to reverse the laws that are in place, i am concerned about that because i feel that would put our country back. And i feel we should progress and be inclusive of everybody. Amy sundays protests in new york marked the fifth straight day of protests against trump in his home town. On saturday, an estimated 10,000 people marched to trump tower on as he met with his advisers. Fifth avenue democracy now was there. Protests cant achieve anything practical right now. He doesnt have any policy initiatives on the table. But what i think a protest like this can do is send a message to others in the country who are upset with the new president and also internationally that americans dont support his racist, sexist agenda. Amy were going to go back right now to those protests in the streets in new york. Im reporting for democracy now just outside the iconic Union Square Park, a place for centuries people have gathered for protests. Theres a protest underway right now against president elect trump. Already there is a block of. Eople many, many police and barricades preventing some of the public from joining the protest. We have come in and now were pointed talk to people about what trumps america means to them. I from philadelphia. Trump, america was starting to show signs about a more progressive vendors diversified america and many feel like at a place in this country. With the Trump Administration, makes me feel a bit more on edge about where i stand, my status, ispite my degree and position hold. I feel it is important to show my opposition against that polls against that. I am from new jersey. Im a sophomore in high school. As a person of color, it would negatively affect me and most of the people in my life. A friend i know what to high school on wednesday and people were saying racial slurs, religious slurs. It is definitely prevalent. Im here with maximizing. Were hearing about abuses in ruraleople of color neighborhoods in the United States and that is a really dangerous sign. In new york, diversity is embraced, but you dont know what is going to happen, even in a progressive state like new york and we are really concerned that a Trump Administration is going to insight violence, hate, racism, and other dangerous policies which could affect a safe environment for parents to raise kids. You said you brought your son. What is your name . Max. To people talk about President Trump and the election at school . Yes, sometimes. Have you heard any one respond to the election where they what do they say . They said trump is going to start rolled war iii. Did you make that sign . Yeah. It also says protect kids from hate. What are you trying to say with your sign . Trump infuses bigotry against minorities. How does that make you feel this is similar signs and people saying theyre also against bigotry . It feels like we have a louder voice in this. I live in flatbush, brooklyn. My sign on one side says i love my muslim neighbors and the other side says i love my mexican neighbors. Muslim areaheavily of mexican and latin american community. I just want them to know i love them. I am an ally. Im watching anything that happens to them. If they need any support, they can come to me. Have you had a chance to say that anyone directly and what was that like. I have gotten a lot of hugs. Even walking to the traded a, my neighbor even walking to the train today, my neighbor hugged me. Were on fifth avenue. We have walked out of Union Square Park at 14th street north to 50 seven st were president elect trump lives in trump towers. The hymie, a wall of police. Behind the wall of police, a wall of barricades. Behind the barricades, a wall of tourists taking pictures. Many said they were glad to see people taking to the streets. I am from los angeles. I stumbled into this crowd. What do you think as you see the signs and cvs people and here there chances chant . I have mixed feelings about it. He is our president. I did not want him, but he is our president. I think it is great that people are here and hopefully, he will pay attention. Do you have any thoughts on what a donald Trump Presidency and administration is going to mean for you and for people in your life . Lucky if wont mean much of anything host up i am one of the lucky few. Can you elaborate . Im a professional. I am virtually retired. I dont live on social security. I amhat doesnt mean that for what he is for. You need to understand that. But i think it is very frightening. My name is marcia. What brought me out here today is i have to protest. I have to protest. I came out in 1957. As a lesbian . I came out as a lesbian and 1957 when it was so bad that gay bashing was a national sport. I was thrown out of high school. I was 15 years old. I was told later had to get out of school or go to a psychiatrist. So id, well, i am not sick do not need a doctor. I left school. They took i education away. This is what it was like in the 1950s. Im not going back. We have been asking people what steps theyre taking to prepare for a future under President Trump. What steps are you taking is you are here with your girlfriend . We have been together almost 30 years. We having gotten married. It was like, wow, im glad we can, but we just did not bound bother. Now were getting our marriage license next week and we are getting married while we can. Ofon the founder and creator our group that goes into the committee of color where there is a lot of police activity. We document police. We make sure they let the civilians know we are documenting for them so if they have an issue or problem, we have it on a recording so it can help them out. You have been doing a lot of work already. What do you think needs to happen under president elect trumps in administration moving forward . What i know is now trump already talked about richard using stop and frisk back into the unity of color. If that happens, especially if giuliani is elected as attorney general, we know that is going to happen so we are going after really be out in big numbers to show there is no way he can use stop and frisk and away it is used without violating peoples constitutional rights. A lot of people may not be familiar with rudy giuliani. You are familiar with them. What do people need to know as he may be a member of President Trumps cabinet or perhaps even appointed attorney general . Mayor giuliani was very aggressive when it came to quality of life issues. He really swept up everything dealing with people using drugs. Instead of giving them help, he was just locking them up. That is why the prison population rose up in hundreds of thousands. Have you read any reports beyond Police Behavior of civilians harassing other civilians . Last night when i was around, we were patrolling times square. We seen and witnessed a group of young black teenagers being harassed by another group of ne teens calling them the word and telling them they needed to go back to africa. And if they wanted to go back to africa, not to worry, trump would send them there for free. It was really crazy. Did you intervene . We did intervene. We grabbed a group of the white kids and said, we try to let them know this aint worth getting in trouble because the simple fact is, this could escalate to Something Else. We kind of use psychology to try to push them away from the other crowd. We did not want an incident to happen. Here we are on 56th street. There is basically a trump fortress in midtown manhattan. Even the people that live on these streets have had to go through checkpoints in order to go home. As people wind it down, perhaps theyre going to events where people are making banners and art and strategizing for the days ahead. Amy and that was a report from new york. When we come back, we will bring you the protests of thousands of people here in marrakesh, morocco, during the beginning of the second week of the u. N. Climate summit. Stay with us. [music break] amy democracy now , democracynow. Org, the war and peace report, im amy goodman, here marrakesh, morocco, the second week of the u. N. Climate talks have just begun. The conference was jolted last week by the election of donald trump in the United States who has vowed to cancel the paris climate agreement and stop all payments of u. S. Tax dollars to u. N. Global warming programs. Here in morocco frances , environment minister, segolene royal called Donald Trumps climate plan to be absolutely catastrophic. I think if such decisions are taken, it would be absolutely catastrophic. I dare to believe that such things are Campaign Promises to please a certain electorate, which is not understood that Global Warming is a reality or to enter the oil and fossil energy lobbies. I think that when he actually takes office, he will see that withdrawing from multilateral negotiations and climate issues would weaken the United States will stop amy on sunday, thousands of people marched here in the streets in marrakesh, morocco. Democracy now was covering that march. I am from morocco. We are here in morocco. It is november and it is very hot. You can say that in rural areas, it is worse. People dont have water, food. They cannot go to school. These are basic rights for each and every human. My name is godwin. Im with friends of europe nigeria. Why are you here today . Were here to make sure the voice of the people are heard. People are becoming voiceless. Because their voices are not heard. We are here to ensure that 1. 5 degrees of the paris accord must be adhered to. For historical responsibility. We are here to ensure that peoples power, Energy Democracy is now. We want a system where were moving away from fossil fuel dependency and move towards ,enewable Energy Alternatives which is are ready available. And a time to do it is now. The time to do it is now. The is why we say, leave community whole. Were here in morocco right now. Could you talk about the impact Climate Change is a ready having on the people in africa . Africa, it has to do with migration. Change,use of climate of is a cloud from all the scarcity is striving droves of people to become climate migrants. These issues are before this cop22. He hoped farreaching agreements on commitments, we are part of the decisions that will be made in cop22. I am ben from the netherlands. Re. Iked he with the green party. I carried the flag here to support the environment movement. Hereen you say you biked coming from your hotel this morning . Know, from paris, france. It was like 3500 kilometers. It took me two months. It was a hell of a trip. If you really want to meet people in a country, i definitely recommend biking. You really see something outside of the tourist areas. Why did you decide to buy care to the climate talks . The previous climate talks were in paris, so it was kind of tosymbolic to bike from cop21 cop22. I am from south africa. I am part of the womens delegation. Inare here to participate calling our government and World Leaders to take Climate Change seriously. Amy how does Climate Change affect south africa . It has displaced many people in terms of the land, in terms of the seas, in terms of the food that they want to grow. Ish Climate Change, it impossible. From california. I am part of a delegation representing the invisible tryingto cop22, and also to bring some spiritual values. We believe some of the humanizing spiritual values of life are how we actually accomplish climate justice. Amy your thoughts on the election of donald trump . Donald trump is distinguishable from the presidency in our country. He is not america. He is also not able to cancel the Paris Agreement in terms of the United States. The Paris Agreement envisions what they call subnational bodies will have a big role in accomplishing the goals of the Paris Agreement. We believe that cities, regions, churches, smaller governments, smaller groups of people can actually accomplish at least 50 of the commitments that the United States has made to the Paris Agreement. Before the deadline of 2020. I am from central virginia, charlottesville, in indian land. I am here as part of the of the scoble church delegation. Episcopal church delegation. Were here to establish spiritual values as well as our activism because we believe we have to change hearts and minds and transform hearts and minds in order to transform the outward structures of power in this country. Amy you have just come from the United States. Your thoughts on the election of donald trump . Were terrified. We know we cant rely on our government right now. He has are ready said he wants to back out of the Paris Agreements. I think this is an invitation for everyone back him, civil society, churches, people, organizations to rise up. Were the ones who have to protect this planet. We can no longer rely on the government to do it. With the usbased international focused ngo called corporate accountability international. We are here today because trump also feel corporations are taking over, policy making their fingerprints on everywhere. Their derailing progress on climate. We cannot wait for progress. Amy what corporations are you most concerned about . Exxon, shell, bp. As you know, we heard recently that exxon has known about Climate Change for decades and has been misleading people at andexpense of human lives the planet. What we want to see happen is governments band together to pass a policy again to one that has been passed in the Tobacco Control context that would prohibit the participation of transnational corporations and fossil fuel corporations and the climate context from participating in the policymaking process through their trade association and others. Amy your thoughts on the election of donald trump . He says Climate Change is a hoax and will pull out of the Paris Agreement. It is important for us to focus on what we can do. What we can do is call on the governments that are committed to this to continue taking action. The eu must continue to do its wer share to ensure that dont exceed 1. 5 degrees. If the u. S. Pulls out of these this process, we have to continue moving ford. We will come back to the u. S. When they are ready to deal with the reality. Amy your thoughts overall on donald trump . We are Nonpartisan Organization but donald trump or Climate Change is going to do very little. Dark day to find out he was elected. Im here with islamic belief, worldwide shared he to combat Climate Change. Were here to learn about how we can engage with other charities and other organizations and ngos. Clearly, enough is not being done when we are on track for three degrees celsius temperature track and we need to keep it under 1. 5 degrees celsius. Amy can you talk about your thoughts of donald trump is president of United States . It is shocking. I know everyone is scared, but all we can do i would not say the only thing we can what we have to do is hold our government to account. This isnt the end. You have to go back and lobby and attack anything you see as the center for gore racist within the processes we have also through democracy, not violent acts. If we do that, we are no better than the people who were voting for trump that was saying you should ban on muslims and build a wall. We should be building bridges, not a wall. Democracy only starts at the wall. It is after that we have to hold our government accountable. A group forated friends of the earth. And paris and we are here, standing with impacted of people everywhere. That is important. We are bringing the messages of impacted peoples, whether it is the polluted areas of this land were standing on or standing has where democracy now done some amazing work. Other coalfields in south the you forgot in south africa. We are raising the voices of impacted people throughout the world. Amy how important is the u. S. In this process where we come from . To be honest, as a global movement, having how were going to engage with the u. S. The u. S. Is always been a block on Climate Action for years and years. Throughout the obama years as well, unfortunately. At this moment, we are already terrified of what is going to happen in terms of international Climate Action from the u. S. , but also we are standing with communities in the u. S. Were going to be threatened and are feeling threatened and fearful about their role in the world. The very first message we want to send them is the world stands with you. People of color, africanamerican communities, indigenous communities, first and foremost, we need to stand together and challenge the u. S. If necessary, we need to isolate the u. S. Maybe you have some time to do that. Amy to talk more about the climate talks here in marrakesh and the significance of Donald Trumps election, we are joined by asad rehman. He leads friends of the earths campaign for International Action to prevent dangerous climate. He is based in britain. Interestingly over the weekend leading Brexit Campaigner nigel , farage became the first foreign politician to visit donald trump at trump tower since his election. Asad rehman, we will speak to more extensively tomorrow. But talk about the significance of a leading climate in iran the United States donald trump being elected. As we know, global tempters increase of just one degree centigrade has led to have this arctic ice melting, killer drought impacting the lives of millions of people around the world. Just before restarted these climate negotiations, the u. N. Published reporting the target in the Paris Agreements are going to leave it to 3. 5 degrees warming. In that context, climate denial has been one of the most oppositions. It is a major setback. We cant be a setback for the global world. Ultimately, the United States and donald trump is one country and one president. The rest of the Global Community here cannot allow donald trump to poison these negotiations. Neither can we allow the United States to slow down these negotiations the amy is the u. S. Pulls out, how much will that damage the peers agreement . To makee u. S. Pulls out it take for years. Ultimately, i think one of the initial impacts will be if the United States doesnt live up to its fair share of the time you finance. Amy and the significance of the brexit leader farage meeting with donald trump, the president elect . Is a sign of the world we live in that far right xenophobes and racists dominating the political narrative and many, many countries, not just the u. S. And the u. K. It is a sign that these people deny Climate Change want to slow down action, want to continue to protect the fossil fuel industry. We need more global solidarity, more coming together. These people are talking about building walls and fences. Amy asad rehman, this is part one of our conversation. Come back tomorrow for part two. Asad rehman, spokesman for friends of the earth international. Quick correction, the mistrial of a Police Officer ray tensing shot send dubose in the head, killing him, not in the back. That does it for our broadcast. 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