both sides saying it was a mistake, but the prosecution said it was a criminal mistake, that an officer of her seniority should have known the difference between her firearm and her taser. what was a bold move by the defense was they seemed willing to put dante wright on trial. they said had wright complied, none of this would have happened. you see on the video he wasn t listening. what we saw here on unanimous verdict of first and second-degree manslaughter, where the court calls up ordinary citizens, has them listen to evidence and sit in judgment of a fellow citizen, the jury determining today that this former officer was guilty of her crimes. and you saw judge chu thank the jury for doing that, especially under the circumstances that they are under right now. paige, to you. it was interesting to watch the
more of a norm. actually this conversation with the commissioner on the commissioner on a face to face basis before i left and unfortunately, she was not the right person to turn it around, she wasn t listening and i we need a new person to lead the police service in this country and we need. i to lead the police service in this country and we need. . .- to lead the police service in this country and we need. i would love to hear the country and we need. i would love to hear the conversation country and we need. i would love to hear the conversation but - country and we need. i would love to hear the conversation but before | to hear the conversation but before i do, we have a statement from the home secretary of the uk. she says i like to thank cressida dick for the decades of her life of serving the public and she goes on, should be the first to say that she has held the first to say that she has held the role during challenging times but for nearly five years, she has undertaken
no, i mean our failure to understand the capability of the taliban. and joe biden has to own this. just a month ago, i think it was july, he said that the afghans are not going to fall apart. and that s assumed based on an assessment of the capabilities of the taliban. so either, a, he wasn t listening to the intelligence community, or the intelligence community failed to paint the pictureover the capabilities picture of the capabilities of the taliban of. we need an oversight committee to find out what s going on on. why are we surprised with the speed, and this is quoting kirby yesterday in his press conference, why are we surprised with the speed of the taliban s assault on the country? this should not shock the united states of america. and the fact that the president predicted that this wouldn t happen only a month ago is a failure. and it s congress is going to need to do an oversight committee on this and dig into was this an intelligence committee failure or did the
it. so not only was he not listening to the intelligence community, he wasn t listening to his own appointee saying to him don t do this. and you also have to question rudy giuliani s motives here. was it just to please the president or does rudy giuliani have his own financial motive here in terms of dealing with ukraine. remember, paul manafort is in jail and, yeah, so the question is what was rudy giuliani thinking about when he was coverting with these people who are now under indictment and was he using his access to the president of the united states to stir the pot on some conspiracy theory for his own personal gain. i also think that there is a larger theme that will play out today which is this accusation that comes principally from the president and his allies that there is this vast bureaucracy in the united states government, be it at the fbi, in the intelligence community, or the
a heart attack last week. ryan, is the senator taking a break from the campaign trail? reporter: right now he s taking a break. he is staying at his home here in burlington as he recuperates from that heart attack last week. this did come as a bit of a surprise yesterday as sanders returned home after a visit with his cardiologist. he told us he s planning to change the nature of his campaign. listen to what he had to say. we were doing, you know, in some cases five or six meetings a day, three or four rallies and town meetings. and meeting with groups of people. i don t think i m going to do that. but i certainly intend to be actively campaigning. i think we re going to change the nature of the campaign a bit. make sure that i have the strength to do what i have to do. now, before he left for that cardiology appointment, he told us he was dumb he wasn t listening to the signs his body