classes will be held again there. and we are watching a tropical system closing in on florida. the timing and potential impact. your forecast coming up in a few minutes. so grateful to have your company in the morning. 6:00 on saturday, june 4th. thank you for being with us. a pleasure to be with you, christi. we begin with a setback for the committee investigating the january 6th attack on the capitol. the justice department saying it will not indict two feormer trup officials. the committee says the decision not to prosecute the two puzzling. this comes as the committee is getting ready for the public hearing next thursday when new evidence and witness testimony are expected to be unveiled. let s go to cnn reporter zachary cohen. he is here with details. zach, walk through the decision against prosecuting meadows and scavino. how could this impact the investigation? reporter: good morning. the committee is frustrated by the decision not to prosecute dan scav
courts were his battleground as the local lelection wins were challenged. when he was bolton s first black m mayor in 1973, he was sued by a white challenger. we proved there were people eligible to vote and the election officials denied and under the voting rights act, they could not do that. people said i cheated. that it just couldn t be a lawful election. rigged election? i heard that before. fast forward. some of the same comments i heard back then resonated on january 6th. reporter: now he is leading the investigation into what happened that day. we will walk down to the capitol. so do you believe donald trump provoked and led the insurrection and applauding it as it occurred? i believe trump is the public
and not be involved in shooting, killing and arresting black m men as their first prerogative. community policing was announced in the 1950s when they first allowed irish police officers. the big criminal element in the city at that time was the eye i irish. and without the irish police officers, it s not clear how that problem would have been contained. i have reminded audiences over the years and i ve spoken to them about this issue and the history of community policing. it s not a new idea. no, it s not a new idea. in fact, it has been around for a very long time. but of course it s a loss. a lot of what it has meant over the years. and i think the other problem that existed, too, very early on is that police officers would hear the term community-oryeptsed policing and