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Today on the show: In the wake of the conviction George Floyd’s murderer, we consider what a real transformation of policing policy might look like. Also, BP’s penchant for deadly deep water explosions have been getting the attention of investive reporter Greg Palast. And City College again under the budget knife of city administrators
The post What Does a Real Transformation of Policing Policy Look Like? appeared first on KPFA.
Today on the Show: A huilty verdict in the George Floyd trial. What is the real significance? Also, protestors take to the streets in Oajkand, California, to celebrate and to continue the natonal Black Lives Matter struggle against police terrorism. Later, we talk about a protest against KQED public radio, for it’s dis=information reporting on the case of Mumia Abu Jamal. And while there was a bit of justice for the Floyd family, the one man police firing squad in Wisconsin that paralyzed Jacob Black has gone scott free,
The post George Floyd’s Murder Trial: GUILTY on all Charges appeared first on KPFA.
Today on Flashpoints: On a special editon of the show, Miguel Gavilan Molina and The Flashpoints team reports from San Diego and the US/Mexico Border. We continue to document the battle for humane immigration reform in this country and the Biden Administration’s attempts to turn it’s back on the children.
The post Miguel “Gavilan” Molina & The Flashpoints Team in San Diego on The Battle For Humane Immigration appeared first on KPFA.
Today on the Show: President Biden turns his back on the children from the south, backpedaling on the number of kids that will be allowed in to the country. Also, The Japanese Prime Minister was in Washington today to meet with Biden. The first foreign leader to meet with the new president in person. Also, police gun down a 13 year-old Latino child with his empty hands up in the air in an obvious unarmed surrender. Say his name: Adam Toledo
The post Biden Turns His Back On Immigrant Children appeared first on KPFA.
Today on the Show: We honor the late and great front line journalist, Resse Ehrlich who left this world on April 6th. Also Mumia Abu Jamal on the operating table for open heart surgery. We’ll have the latest details
The post Remembering Reese Erlich appeared first on KPFA.
Today on the Show: After nearly 20 years in Afghanistan, Biden announces the US will withdraw its forces from the country. Also Japan plans to dump massive amounts of highly toxic radioactive water and waste from the Fukushima meltdown into the Pacific Ocean–California Beach-goers beware
The post Biden to Pull US Forces in Afghanistan on 911 appeared first on KPFA.
Today on the Show: US immigration policies sure to take a violent turn for the worst with the nomination of the Tucson Police Chief, Chris Magus. Also the US war to demonize on China continues under the Biden Administration. Also, we continue our extended reporting on the post-election battle to secure and protect the vote
The post Biden’s Nomination For US Custom and Border Protection & Why Its All Bad appeared first on KPFA.
Today on the Show: The former police chief of Richmond and Tucson police tasked to head the border patrol by Biden. What’s wrong with this picture? Also, we’ll remember former Attorney General–the people’s lawyer–Ramsey Clark who passed away this week at 93: And a Mission activist gets it right when it comes to Covid and community activism
The post Remembering Ramset Clark appeared first on KPFA.
Today on the show: We present another episode of FlashFoward, with Flashpoints Senior Producer Kevin Pina, joined today with Walter Riley
The post Flashpoints Presents: FlashFoward w/ guest Walter Riley appeared first on KPFA.
Today on the Show: Holding PG&E accountable. Citizen activists demand actions against the corrupt and murderous out of control utility giant. Also, we rebroadcast our powerful segment on students, hunger striking to call attention to the US/Saudi Killing fields of Yemen. And we’ll feature an encore broadcast of our interview with Rob Bonta, nominated to be the next Attorney General of California.
The post Holding Utility Giant PG&E Accountable appeared first on KPFA.
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