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amy: as six baltimore police officers face charges in the death of freddie gray, we will speak with kevin moore, the baltimore man who filmed gray being violently arrested and thrown into the back of a police van. by the time gray left the van, his spine was 80% severed at the neck. then to seattle where schools are closed for a fifth day as teachers continue their first strike in 30 years. we will speak to socialist city council member kshama sawant and public school teacher jesse hagopian. we can fight and transform public education to make it something relevant to our students lives, to make it something that will help our students deal with the problems they re facing rather than just filling in another bubble to enrich a testing company. amy: and then to bolivia. very interestthe of capitalism. [inaudible] amy: for the past decade, bolivian president evo morales has spoken out against the actions of the u.s. drug enforcement administration. many critics called hi ....
he was screaming for dear life, you know? once i got around the front and saw it was my friend freddie gray, i was like, ok, it is on. so i started recording. amy: as six baltimore police officers face charges in the death of freddie gray, we will speak with kevin moore, the baltimore man who filmed gray being violently arrested and thrown into the back of a police van. the time gray left the van, his spine was 80% severed at the neck. then to seattle where schools are closed for a fifth day as teachers continue their first strike in 30 years. we will speak to socialist city council member kshama sawant and public school teacher jesse hagopian. we can fight and transform public education to make it something relevant to our students lives, to make it something that will help our students deal with the problems they re facing rather than just filling in another bubble to enrich a testing company. amy: and then to bolivia. very interestthe of capitalism. [inaudible] amy ....
he was screaming for dear life, you know? once i got around the front and saw it was my friend freddie gray, i was like, ok, it is on. so i started recording. amy: as six baltimore police officers face charges in the death of freddie gray, we will speak with kevin moore, the baltimore man who filmed gray being violently arrested and thrown into the back of a police van. by the time gray left the van, his spine was 80% severed at the neck. then to seattle where schools are closed for a fifth day as teachers continue their first strike in 30 years. we will speak to socialist city council member kshama sawant and public school teacher jesse hagopian. we can fight and transform public education to make it something relevant to our students lives, to make it something that will help our students deal with the problems they re facing rather than just filling in another bubble to enrich a testing company. amy: and then to bolivia. very interestthe of capitalism. [inaudible] ....
the legislation we re considering today in your judgment? i think it illustrates the point that the supreme court wants us to have rules so the law enforcement knows what to o do. we re not messing around with gray areas. that we recognize this right to americans, the privacy interest. that we have clear rules, and the rules should be to default to a warrant. my time has expired, mr. chairman. the chair recognizes the gentleman. i thank the witnesses for your it testimony. first it was mentioned that there s a general agreement among the panel and others that would like to expand the dragnet i would like to ask mr. cook and mr. littlehail does anything expand the dragnet? mr. cook? well, so i m troubled by the characterization. let me define dragnet so you don t have to and that would be, is there anything in the bill that expands your ability to do investigations and maybe makes innocent citizens more vulnerable? no, sir. i think it limits in a couple o ....
protected material there s also, frankly, some law that points to things called administrative searches that might be seen as validation of the secs position. if i were to judge it, i would probably say come down against it, but nobody makes a lot of money predicting the supreme court. could it withstand the fourth amendment challenge in the courts do you think? i would say no. thank you so much. thank you, mr. chairman. thank you, mr. conyers. the chair recognizes the man from wisconsin for five minutes. thank you. in the case of 2010 the sixth circuit court ruled that america s e-mails is protected by the fourth amendment. i agree with that holding. since that decision, the sec has been unable to subpoena e-mail content from service providers. now mr. cresny, i read your testimony and did you write it in 2009? no, i wrote it okay, thank you very much. now if the sec cannot currently subpoena e-mail content from service providers, is it truthful to test ....