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NEW Investigation Opened by U.S Federal Judge, Hillary is SWEATING!

While examination of Hillary Clinton's illegal private email server is happening, numerous

people scattered in different approaches to manage affirm that would have been used as

a piece of the examination.

Moreover, by "fare thee well," I mean "to cover, kill, delete, stowaway, or wipe"

from nearness.

Three of the lawful advocates who were found up with sifting through countless on the private

server database that would fill in as a noteworthy part of the affirmation were doing their level

best to ensure that no one.

By means of The Daily Wire:

A Circuit Court judge in Maryland has requested the state bar to open examinations concerning

three legal advisors who professedly erased a huge number of Hillary Clinton's messages.

Overruling legal counselors speaking to the state, Anne Arundel County Circuit Court Judge

Paul F. Harris Jr. said the objections held up against top Clinton legal counselors David

E. Kendall, Cheryl Mills and Heather Samuelson couldn't be expelled as unimportant.

"THERE ARE ALLEGATIONS OF DESTROYING EVIDENCE," JUDGE HARRIS SAID AT A HEARING ON MONDAY.

HE SAID THAT INVESTIGATIONS MUST BE CONDUCTED IF THE ALLEGATIONS HAVE MERIT.

Legal counselor Ty Clevenger, who has resolutely sought after assents against Clinton and her

legitimate group, brought the argument against the Clinton legal counselors.

He is trying to have Clinton and her lawyers suspended or disbarred.

Clevenger fights that the legal counselors helped Clinton obliterate messages from a

mystery server the 2016 Democratic presidential chosen one kept in her New York home.

While Hillary turned more than a great many messages, she additionally devastated somewhere

in the range of 33,000, saying they were private and not identified with her work as Barack

Obama's Secretary of State.

"My postulation is: If you are a politically unmistakable lawyer, you are held to an alternate

standard," Clevenger said after the hearing, as indicated by The Baltimore Sun.

"I've seen this in Texas, California … I picked this case since I knew individuals

would focus."

"I JUST THINK THIS IS A RATHER EASY DECISION AT THIS POINT," [THE JUDGE] SAID.

"THE COURT IS ORDERING BAR COUNSEL TO INVESTIGATE."

As the months go by and more information wound up noticeable about conspiracy between the

Clinton attorneys, the Department of Justice and the FBI, it was discovered that AFTER

Clinton got a subpoena of each one of her messages on her server, she had picked to

delete the server so effectively so that even God himself couldn't read them.

Directly, a judge needs replies from this three legal advisors, David Kendall, Cheryl

Mills and Heather Samuelson and, man, is Hillary sweating projectiles!

Despite whether these people are disbarred, it won't keep them from continuing with

their unlawful exercises.

Bill Clinton was moreover disbarred for his giving prevarication in the midst of the Monica

Lewinsky embarrassment.

What's more, remember that Hillary was not, her allow was suspended in 2002 for not achieving

bar rules in instruction.

What this will do, regardless, is send a sensible message to various legal counselors who are

also working in underhanded courses with the Clintons and Democrats when all is said in

done: You may get paid a LOT of money, yet it will finally cost you your allow to give

lawful advice.

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President Trump and Nikki Haley Just Gave the United Nations Something to Really Cry About - Duration: 3:33.

For more infomation >> President Trump and Nikki Haley Just Gave the United Nations Something to Really Cry About - Duration: 3:33.

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U.S. not getting fair return for its military presence in South Korea: Trump - Duration: 0:29.

President Trump claims the U.S. is not getting a fair return for its military presence in

South Korea.

Speaking in Ohio, Trump talked about his infrastructure proposal, then also compared the U.S.-Mexico

border, where he's pushing to build a wall,....to the DMZ between the two Koreas.

He said it's unfair that the U.S. spends billions of dollars in other countries maintaining

their borders but not its own border.

For more infomation >> U.S. not getting fair return for its military presence in South Korea: Trump - Duration: 0:29.

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Newly-released declassified documents show North Korea suggested forming 'neutral state' in 1987 - Duration: 1:33.

The nation's foreign ministry announced, newly declassified documents show,... North Korea

suggested forming a 'neutral state' on the peninsula.

Lee Jeong-yeon sheds light on the fascinating revelation from some three decades ago,...

just ahead of the 1988 Summer Olympics in Seoul.

Around 30 years ago in 1987, North Korea had suggested forming a 'neutral state' on the

Korean peninsula to form a buffer zone... according to declassified diplomatic documents.

The 230-thousand-page documents disclosed by the Foreign Ministry on Friday revealed

this proposal by the North, which was passed on in secret through Mikhail Gorbachev, then

leader of the Soviet Union,... to then U.S. President Ronald Reagan, during a summit held

at the White House on December 9th, 1987.

The contents of this proposal include withdrawing all foreign military presence from the Korean

peninsula, writing up a peace treaty, and the new 'neutral state' entity joining the

United Nations under a single name.

Washington however,... deemed the proposal unrealistic unless North Korea showed a willingness

to establish trust.

Seoul shared this opinion, especially as the contents were the same as what was proposed

by former North Korean leader Kim Il-sung in 1980.

As for the reason behind this proposal, experts speculate that it's because the regime did

not want to be left out of the spotlight with the upcoming 1988 Summer Olympics in South

Korea.

Lee Jeong-yeon, Arirang News.

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Russia Expels 60 US Diplomats, Summons 23 Ambassadors Over Expulsions - Duration: 1:02.

For more infomation >> Russia Expels 60 US Diplomats, Summons 23 Ambassadors Over Expulsions - Duration: 1:02.

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Russia To Close US Consulate In St. Petersburg, Orders Americans Out - Duration: 2:09.

For more infomation >> Russia To Close US Consulate In St. Petersburg, Orders Americans Out - Duration: 2:09.

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Man From Banned Middle Eastern Nation Tried To Enter The US When Trump Took IMMEDIATE Action - Duration: 3:27.

Man from banned Middle Eastern nation tried to enter the US when Trump took

immediate action CNN won't report this president Donald Trump's critics were

shocked when they saw what happened as a band Muslim was granted a visa to enter

the United State the man is an Iranian who was granted a US visa to visit

America in hopes to donate bone marrow to his brother who is suffering from

blood cancer this is a very rare waiver that people get but there was a much

deeper issue at hand and president Trump saw it and took care of it there might

be restrictions on travel from multiple countries that bar people entering the

United States but something much bigger than a travel restriction was at stake

here the Iranian man is kami are Hashimi and he was determined to be a 100% match

for a bone-marrow transplant that could save his brother's life who has blood

cancer when someone's life is at stake and there's a chance to save them then

it's good to know that the Americans responsible for making a decision have

allowed the travel so the bone marrow transfer can be conducted and hopefully

save the man's brother the hill reported more about the temporary travel visas

submitted to the traveling Muslim men an Iranian man has been granted a US visa

allowing him to travel to the country in hopes to donating bone marrow to his

brother reuters reported Friday that came er Hashimi an Iranian citizen had

been granted a rare waiver to president Trump's travel ban which bars people

from Iran and seven other countries from coming to the US Hashimi had applied for

the visa at the US consulate in Yerevan Armenia in February after discovering

that he was a 100% match for a bone marrow transplant that could save the

life of his brother a US citizen who has blood cancer

initially the State Department's website showed that Hashim ease visa application

had been refused but the man's lawyer Massa Ken Bobby told Reuters that she

received a call on Thursday that Hashimi had been granted a waiver to the travel

ban and that he should make arrangements to pick up the visa in Armenia it's

unfortunate that so much effort had to go into getting just one clearly urgent

visa approved Ken Bob I told Reuters there are thousands of people stuck also

with urgent cases with no idea what is happening

travel ban which bars most people from Chad Iran Libya Somalia Syria Yemen

North Korea and Venezuela from coming to the u.s. was allowed to go into effect

in December after months of legal challenges according to Reuters the

State Department has approved 375 waivers to the ban though it is not

clear how many people applied in total president Trump has many leftist critics

who claim he is racist homophobic and many other words ending in OBE andest

President Trump just made a huge point that hammers home the nail in the head

of the Democrats as he proves that he will go against his own travel

restrictions if there's a very good reason Trump lost a brother and he knows

what it's like to lose someone that might be close to him Trump probably

admires that this man is willing to donate his bone marrow to help save his

brother and there's not much reason to deny a visa that could potentially save

a life

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Mail More with the U.S. Postal Service - Duration: 1:24.

[upbeat music]

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innovations that help mailers and shippers make it happen.

From printers to pre-sorters to consolidators,

you'll notice tools, innovations,

and an unrivaled network that makes shipping and mailing

easier, faster, better, so you can do

what you do better, big things,

things you never thought possible.

Things no one thought possible.

It's time to change the world, and there's never been

a better time to do it.

Let's mail more.

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WELCOME TO CALABASAS CA! US OUT LOUD VLOG 2k Radius Challenge - Duration: 8:39.

Whats up Thank you for watching us out loud! Welcome to Calabasas! Stay tuned for a view of Jake Pauls Calabasas Home!

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US Drone Strike in Libya Kills Top al-Qaida Recruiter - Duration: 0:55.

For more infomation >> US Drone Strike in Libya Kills Top al-Qaida Recruiter - Duration: 0:55.

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South Korea, U.S. to start joint military drills on Sunday - Duration: 0:40.

South Korea and the United States start their annual joint military drills on Sunday.

The allies' Marines are scheduled to start the Ssangyong or "double dragon" exercise

on the same day.

Among U.S. assets to take part in the drill are the USS Wasp, the U.S. Navy's 40-thousand

ton multipurpose assault ship, used for a detachment of F-35B vertical landing stealth

fighter jets.

The U.S. is unlikely to deploy an aircraft carrier to this year's drills amid the efforts

to engage North Korea in diplomacy.

The allies are due to finish their drills before the inter-Korean summit on April 27th.

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CNN 10 - March 31, 2018 | Legal Developments Concerning a U.S. Immigration Order | CNN Student News - Duration: 10:01.

For more infomation >> CNN 10 - March 31, 2018 | Legal Developments Concerning a U.S. Immigration Order | CNN Student News - Duration: 10:01.

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380 Sheriffs in 40 States Just Issued Orders to Congress on Behalf of Pres. Trump - Duration: 3:10.

380 Sheriffs in 40 States Just Issued Orders to Congress on Behalf of Pres. Trump

Is Donald Trump alone in his push to "build the wall?"

His opponents say yes, and portray him as racist and bigoted for pushing this issue.

An announcement from a major group, however, makes it clear that the president isn't

the only one who believes the southern wall is important — and the people who are urging

Congress to secure the border know a few things about law enforcement.

Earlier this month, a stunning 380 sheriffs from 40 different states signed a joint letter

calling on lawmakers to fund the U.S.-Mexico wall and finally secure America's borders.

"Without border security and immigration reform, more Americans will continue to be

victims of crime.

Now is the time to act," declared the letter, which was drafted by the National Sheriffs'

Association.

That group is one of the largest law enforcement associations in the country, and is made up

of over 20,000 members, 3,000 of whom serve as sheriffs.

"As elected Sheriffs, we have taken an oath to do everything in our power to keep our

citizens and legal residents, our communities, and our nation safe," the letter stated.

"Year after year, we have been warning the Federal government about detrimental increases

in transnational drug trafficking, gang violence, sex trafficking, murder, and other escalating

incidents of crime by illegal aliens entering our country," continued the law enforcement

professionals.

Those officers called out Washington lawmakers for failing to act, and putting the American

people at risk.

"Because Congress has failed to enact the necessary reforms, our citizens and legal

residents face even greater dangers, our national security is more vulnerable, and our enforcement

efforts have been seriously compromised," the 380 sheriffs jointly stated.

Senators and representatives weren't the only ones scolded by the sheriffs.

Liberal "sanctuary city" policies, such as the ones becoming widespread on the west

coast, were also pointed to as a source of problems for American citizens.

"These sanctuary policies, including the laws California enacted, directly undermine

and limit cooperation and collaboration between local, state and federal law enforcement,

making it harder for America's sheriffs to protect our citizens and legal residents,"

the law enforcement officials explained.

"In addition, the problem of MS-13 and other gangs that operate back and forth across our

borders has become worse because of our failure to secure the border and the continued court-ordered

catch and release policies."

We've reported on the results of those policies many times: Left-leaning cities and counties

routinely work against federal ICE agents, essentially aiding criminals who often return

to commit more crimes.

When hundreds of veteran law enforcement officers from across America come together to warn

citizens about the consequences of an unsecured border, it may be time to listen.

Illegal immigration is not just an Arizona or California issue; it has widespread effects

throughout America, and the consequences of inaction are all too often deadly.

For more infomation >> 380 Sheriffs in 40 States Just Issued Orders to Congress on Behalf of Pres. Trump - Duration: 3:10.

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380 Sheriffs In 40 States Just Issued Orders To Congress On Behalf Of President Trump(VIDEO)!!! - Duration: 5:40.

380 Sheriffs In 40 States Just Issued Orders To Congress On Behalf Of President Trump

president Donald Trump in Ohio today promising to quote get that sucker built

but he needs more funding from Congress this plea is nothing new here's what is

three hundred and eighty sheriff's forty states all demanding in a letter today

that Congress act now Bristol County Massachusetts Sheriff Thomas Hodgson is

leading this whole push he is here and he's only here it's good to see you

Sheriff great to see you Trish so you get a lot

of people on board right now a lot of people backing you liking what they're

hearing tell me about the process and where it's going well the sheriff's are

at a point now in this country where they've watched the inaction of Congress

for twenty years on this issue of particularly the security aspects of

immigration reform to a point now where it's impacting our ability to be able to

keep the people of our community safe we have elected officials who are basically

telling the illegals that they need to come out of the shadows while at the

same time you have people like attorney Becerra US Attorney General bus heiress

in California saying we want you citizens and legal residents to go into

the shadows and if you attempt to cooperate with law enforcement to keep

your community safe we're going to prosecute you we can't have that in

America sure if it's kind of mind-boggling to me because as I've said

you know I'm a big supporter of state rights I appreciate the autonomy that

states should have that said when you're talking about immigration you're talking

about borders you're talking about a country to me this is one where federal

law should trump no pun intended any kind of state law here I don't know how

you go out and do your job when you've got this kind of conflict what kind of

challenges does that present to you into other sheriff's all across the country

well the there's several first of all when you when you have this kind of a

situation going on Munir discouraging our partnerships that we've been

developing since 9/11 if we learned anything after 9/11 it was that we

needed to share more intelligence with our state local and federal partners we

needed to share resources to become more efficient and save taxpayers

in our efforts to keep the community safe in our region's and and now we have

a situation where these sanctuaries are basically disrupting our abilities to

keep these partnerships and in inhibiting our ability to pass along

information in a timely way to keep people from being released going back

into the community and committing serious crimes against innocent people

sheriff do you find that happening in other words you you you around some some

folks up that have done something rather dangerous and then all of a sudden you

find yourself rounding the exact same folks up more than once well there's no

question about it and the other piece of this is we're seeing people that get

deported who've been coming back in or five and six times we saw in Kathryn

Steinle case we've seen in other cases where people have been murdered and and

that reinforces what our presidents do and President Trump is exactly right to

get this wall built get the security aspects of immigration reform done so

the people of our communities are safe and the laws are upheld have you heard

from anyone has the president reached out to you at all I mean what is the the

overall sense from the White House of what you're doing well I've been to two

meetings at the White House one on ms-13 and one with the President on the angel

moms and dads who lost loved ones prior to that and look we are all on the same

page law enforcement is so proud and so happy that President Trump has taken a

stand from day one that he will make sure that the rule of law is enforced

and that it's done equitably and that elected officials who attempt to try to

pick and choose what laws they want to follow at the expense of the American

people in an effort to protect criminal illegal aliens well they're going to pay

a consequence too and we feel very good about that

any lawmakers from Congress earth well as far as our they have they expressed

support for this I mean you're calling on Congress to do something what what is

what usual reaction thus far well sure look we know that the Goodlatte bill has

a lot of good things in it probably it is the most complete bill that's been

filed that's going to address eliminating the lottery it's going to

give us the security aspects on the interior that we need and

at the border so there are an awful lot of members of Congress who want this to

move through but we need those 60 votes in the Senate and I hope people will

will step up the community and work with the sheriffs to get this done once and

for all are you certainly trying to get their attention

yeah well Tricia if you look if you think about this if any sheriff was

given a task to put something together plan it and get it going

and was given 20 years to do it and couldn't do it in 20 years imagine that

in the private sector after the second year they would have fired you for not

doing anything it's been 20 years that this Congress has used this as a

political football and enough is enough and the sheriff's are speaking up and

joining together with our our constituents in our communities and

saying you need to now act Congress and let's stop with this whole blueprint of

inaction well sir if your voice is being heard all of their voices are being

heard thank you so much good to have you here today sir

thanks for having me Trisha have a great day thank you god bless you and God

bless america

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BOOM! Trump Admin Announces HUGE Cutbacks to United Nations - Duration: 3:30.

For more infomation >> BOOM! Trump Admin Announces HUGE Cutbacks to United Nations - Duration: 3:30.

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Could Citizens United Force Candidates To Accept Corporate Money? - Duration: 2:55.

Next question we have here from Twitter comes from @P_McEnroe who asks, "Do you think it's

possible given the #CitizensUnitedRuling that politicians who don't accept corporate PAC

money could be forced to do so, on the grounds that not doing so violates Freedom of Speech?"

Yeah, actually.

That is a phenomenal point and it's absolutely plausible that could happen.

If corporations say that their money is free speech and a politician or wanna be politician

running for office says, "I will not accept your money."

That could be seen as a violation of free speech, and that's terrifying to think about.

What's also terrifying to think about is the fact that when you hear a story about a politician

who's not taking any corporate money it makes headlines.

That's how rare it is in this country today.

I mean, that's sad.

That's pathetic.

I remember, again, when we first started this 14 years ago doing stories about these corporations

donating money to politicians and at the time, it was, "Oh my God.

They gave this guy $5,000."

Well, now they're giving them hundreds of thousands of dollars through these super PACs

and you can see the result in this legislation.

But my question and this is what an attorney who if this ever goes in front of the court

again needs to argue is that how can money be free speech when it's not universally guaranteed?

You can't guarantee a right unless everybody has access to it.

So if money is speech, then everybody should be entitled to money, right?

That kind of goes together.

I don't know why that argument wasn't made in the first Citizens United ruling, but it

needs to be made now because if a corporation can give $100,000 to a politic campaign through

a super PAC, yet a guy like me can only afford to send a $10 donation, that's not equal.

That's not us having the same size microphone here.

That's them having one thousand times the amount of free speech that I have.

There is nothing fair about the system under Citizens United and I feel like those arguing

against it when it went in front of the Supreme Court screwed us over royally because this

seems like it would've been a pretty easy issue to nail to the ground if only a competent

attorney had been there arguing against money being considered

free speech.

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Protecting U.S. tech from China - Duration: 5:16.

For more infomation >> Protecting U.S. tech from China - Duration: 5:16.

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US could create 5% nominal GDP this year: Rick Rieder - Duration: 5:23.

For more infomation >> US could create 5% nominal GDP this year: Rick Rieder - Duration: 5:23.

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News Wrap: Syrian roadside bomb kills U.S., UK soldiers - Duration: 6:48.

JUDY WOODRUFF: An American soldier has been killed in Northern Syria in the military campaign

against Islamic State fighters.

A British soldier died in the same roadside bomb attack.

A local Syrian official says it happened overnight in Manbij, where American troops are aiding

anti-ISIS forces.

President Trump said yesterday that the 2,000 U.S. troops in Syria will be leaving very

soon.

But the Pentagon's U.S. Central Command said that it has no information on that.

Palestinian protesters confronted Israeli troops along the Gaza border today in the

bloodiest day there since 2014.

The Palestinians said at least 15 people were killed by Israeli fire.

Reuters correspondent Nidal al-Mughrabi witnessed the violence.

He spoke with us via Skype a short while ago from Gaza City.

NIDAL AL-MUGHRABI, Reuters: We have seen lots of people, thousands, and several thousands

have started to come early to the location east of Gaza along the border with Israel.

According to the organizers, people should have stayed 700 meters away from the border,

but many, many, many of the protesters have ignored the calls of organizes to stay that

far.

People throw stones.

The Israeli responded by tear gas, live fire and rubber bullets, as well as casualties

started to fall.

JUDY WOODRUFF: Why is this happening right now?

We know that this has been a special day for the Palestinians.

What was the immediate impetus?

NIDAL AL-MUGHRABI: Every year, it's been some celebrations and some demonstrations to commemorate

the day in 1976, you know, like a loss of land.

But, this day, it was different.

Palestinian factions, including the Islamist group Hamas, which controls the Gaza Strip,

have supported an idea to mass thousands, and, if they could, tens of thousands of people

along the border with Israel to demand the right of return.

JUDY WOODRUFF: The Israelis are accusing the Palestinians, accusing Hamas, of deliberately

sending women and children to the border, putting them at risk, in other words.

Did you see that?

NIDAL AL-MUGHRABI: The Israelis, since the morning, they have said that Hamas was exploiting

the crowds for its own purposes, in order to send civilians to be face to face with

Israeli soldiers along the border.

What happened today, you know, we have seen all -- you know, like, people from all factions,

but we have seen lots of people who are frustrated of everything.

They are frustrated of the lack of peace.

They are frustrated for the lack of any horizon.

It has made no difference to them whether they live or die because the situation in

Gaza was so terrible.

JUDY WOODRUFF: It is late at night there.

Have things calmed down?

NIDAL AL-MUGHRABI: Many -- or I can say most of the protesters have returned home.

The Palestinian president has asked for the United Nations to meet over what happened

today in Gaza.

He condemned it, and he asked the U.N. Security Council to afford the Palestinians with international

protection because of what happened.

Tomorrow, there will be a national mourning day and also strike.

So that is also another reason why we could expect more clashes.

JUDY WOODRUFF: Nidal Al-Mughrabi with Reuters, thank you very much.

NIDAL AL-MUGHRABI: You're welcome.

JUDY WOODRUFF: Christians marked Good Friday across much of the world today from Jerusalem

to the Vatican and elsewhere.

Pope Francis began services at St. Peter's Basilica by lying prostrate before the altar.

Security was heavy for the occasion.

And in the Northern Philippines, crowds gathered to witness and record as seven Roman Catholics

were nailed to crosses.

The church has tried to discourage the ritual.

Back in this country, a jury in Florida has acquitted the widow of the gunman who massacred

49 people at a gay nightclub in Orlando.

Noor Salman was found not guilty of lying to the FBI and hiding her husband's extremist

beliefs.

Omar Mateen was killed by police in the 2016 Pulse nightclub attack.

Independent autopsy results raised new questions today about the police killing of Stephon

Clark in Sacramento, California.

On March 18, two officers fired 20 times at Clark, shouting that he had a gun.

It turned out to be a cell phone.

Today, Dr. Bennet Omalu, who is a pathologist hired by the family, said that eight shots

hit Clark, and seven of those were from behind.

Police had said that he was coming toward them.

DR.

BENNET OMALU, Clark Family Forensic Pathologist: The proposition that has been presented, that

he was assailing the officers, meaning he was facing the officers, is inconsistent with

the prevailing forensic evidence.

JUDY WOODRUFF: Dr. Omalu is known for his groundbreaking study of brain injuries in

pro football players.

That prompted the NFL to adopt new safety rules.

More than two dozen school districts in Kentucky closed today, when hundreds of teachers called

in sick.

They are protesting a pension overhaul adopted late last night.

It says new teachers will be not be guaranteed a set benefit amount.

This follows a teachers strike in West Virginia and threats of job actions in several other

states.

And a Russian hacker accused of attacking Silicon Valley companies is back in the United

States to face trial.

The Czech Republic extradited Yevgeniy Nikulin last night.

He's charged with hacking systems at LinkedIn, Dropbox, and other American firms.

Still to come on the "NewsHour": Russia strikes back, expelling 60 American diplomats from

the country; Atlanta the target of a large-scale cyber-attack; plus, inside the government

command center tasked with fending off hackers; and much more.