intentional or accidental? attorneys from neither side would elaborate on the evidence. one of kate s family members was inside the courtroom and got very emotional at times. he doesn t want to talk to reporters right now. today is about kate. it s about this incredible family that has shown such strength in this incredibly difficult time. the judge set bail at $5 million for lopez sanchez. the next court date, july 22nd. joe vazquez, kpix 5. we have confirmed through our sources investigators traced the serial number on the gun back to a federal agent. published report says the gun was stolen in a car burglary last week. it s led to a lot of finger pointing on who screwed up and let an undocumented felon go free. he says federal immigration officials dropped the ball. this afternoon i talked to a former head of i.c.e. about that. sheriff mirkarimi clearly laid the blame right at the door of i.c.e. he said the city and county really had no choice. in fact here s wha
blacks could not be buried in the white cemetery, whites could not be buried in the white cemetery. blacks could not be buried christopher putzel in the nation s latest flashpoint. the texas community where a black woman died in police custody. is this really the most racist county in the lone star state? thank you for joining us, i m joie chen. what began as a routine traffic stop devolved into a flashpoint, reigniting the debate over race and justice in america. ground zero this time is outside houston, waller county where an african american woman died. the circumstances are under investigation. a bitter history lies behind the allegation. america tonight s christopher putzel looks at both sides of that claim. reporter: waller county texas, a sleepy rural working class area, a short drive from houston. an area where sandra bland died in police custody. you failed to signal a lane change, do you have your driver s licence. reporter: a texas trooper signalling.
blacks could not be buried in the white cemetery, whites could not be buried in the white cemetery. blacks could not be buried christopher putzel in the nation s latest flashpoint. the texas community where a black woman died in police custody. is this really the most racist county in the lone star state? thank you for joining us, i m joie chen. what began as a routine traffic stop devolved into a flashpoint, reigniting the debate over race and justice in america. ground zero this time is outside houston, waller county where an african american woman died. the circumstances are under investigation. a bitter history lies behind the allegation. america tonight s christopher putzel looks at both sides of that claim. reporter: waller county texas, a sleepy rural working class area, a short drive from houston. an area where sandra bland died in police custody. you failed to signal a lane change, do you have your driver s licence. reporter: a texas trooper signalling.
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lewis hamilton once again setting the pace in the heat of hungary, action from the practice coming up. hello there, a warm welcome to the news hour. in the two years since the customers place customers place has carved out positions across syria and iraq turkey has been reluctant to involve itself militarily until now. on friday they announced it had announced it has begun air strikes in syria. they also carried out raids across turkey an operation spanning 13 provinces. more than 19 297 people are now in custody. it says it will treat isil and groups like the pkk without distinction. tension has been building along the border turkey shares with syria. isil has been blamed for a suicide bomb which kills more than 30 people in the turkish border town. translator: these are the steps against our national security. our state and government will take needed action against any attack no matter what it is. it is not only for last night. we will take the negs precautions for