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Sep 13, 2026

Megyn KellyHOST
44:36
Brocchini asks him where he wants to go.
Megyn KellyHOST
44:39
"Physically," Scott says, "back to my home." The polygraph is scheduled for the next afternoon, Christmas Day, with an agent from the California Department of Justice coming by to assist.
Megyn KellyHOST
44:52
At 1:00, as detectives are waiting for him, they get a phone call.
Megyn KellyHOST
44:57
Scott has changed his mind.
Tony LoprestiSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
55:06
We've uncovered three decades of documented leaks and spills of chemical compounds, disturbing a potentially contaminated site, putting construction workers and employees and potentially detained individuals at severe risk.
Lauren SchmidtCORRESPONDENT
55:24
According to the California Department of Justice, under Donald Trump's second administration, California's immigration detention population has surged, with individual facilities seeing increases of 200 to as much as 800 percent.
Lauren SchmidtCORRESPONDENT
55:41
Attorney General Rob Bonta says the dramatic increase reflects what he describes as the Trump administration's effort to treat immigration enforcement like a business.
Rob BontaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
55:51
turning it into Amazon Prime, but with human beings.
Steve StocktonHOST
14:22
Today, the theme of disappearance, born from that original legend, continues to haunt the mountains.
Steve StocktonHOST
14:28
While the California Department of Justice Missing Persons Database doesn't attribute specific cases directly to a supernatural cause on the mountain, the vast wilderness of Mount Diablo State Park is a place where people can and do become lost.
Steve StocktonHOST
14:42
We've covered cases there.
Steve StocktonHOST
14:45
The founding legend of inexplicable vanishing resonates in modern folklore of giant ghostly figures seen near the summit and the discovery of an old plane crash site.
speaker_45SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
39:47
On behalf of the department, I want to extend our deepest consolations to the family of the deceased.
Erin MeyersCORRESPONDENT
39:56
We are told the California Department of Justice is handling this investigation.
Erin MeyersCORRESPONDENT
40:01
No officers were injured in the shooting.
Erin MeyersCORRESPONDENT
40:04
Reporting live here in San Fernando, I'm Erin Myers.
Rachel MyrowCORRESPONDENT
6:16
So think algorithmically driven feeds and other features designed to keep people engaged for longer periods of time.
Rachel MyrowCORRESPONDENT
6:24
This bill would also create an e-safety advisory commission inside the California Department of Justice, which would advise state officials on online safety and report annually to the governor and the legislature.
Rachel MyrowCORRESPONDENT
6:38
Supporters say these are common sense responses to social media companies for deliberately designing their products to keep kids scrolling.
Rachel MyrowCORRESPONDENT
6:47
But the opposition is pretty broad.
Beowulf RocklinHOST
10:19
If the bill is signed into law, California would be the first state in the U.S. to enact such a ban.
Beowulf RocklinHOST
10:24
The legislation would also prohibit the use of state funds to purchase electroshock gloves and mandate that the California Department of Justice conduct a survey in community impact of the technology.
Beowulf RocklinHOST
10:36
And that is a wrap for today's edition of Good News for Lefties.
Beowulf RocklinHOST
10:39
You'll find the links for today's stories in the episode description.
Megyn KellyHOST
5:06
Brocchini asks him where he wants to go.
Megyn KellyHOST
5:10
"Physically," Scott says, "back to my home." The polygraph is scheduled for the next afternoon, Christmas Day, with an agent from the California Department of Justice coming by to assist.
Megyn KellyHOST
5:22
At 1:00, as detectives are waiting for him, they get a phone call.
Megyn KellyHOST
5:27
Scott has changed his mind.
Megyn KellyHOST
16:19
Brocchini asks him where he wants to go.
Megyn KellyHOST
16:23
"Physically," Scott says, "back to my home." The polygraph is scheduled for the next afternoon, Christmas Day, with an agent from the California Department of Justice coming by to assist.
Megyn KellyHOST
16:35
At 1:00, as detectives are waiting for him, they get a phone call.
Megyn KellyHOST
16:40
Scott has changed his mind.

Unknown podcast

DNA Solving Decades-Old Cold Cases in Humboldt County

Sep 2 · 4 Mentions

speaker_3UNKNOWN
2:42
Alan Barcelona, he's the president of CSLEA, He made a very telling statement about this.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
2:47
He basically expressed sheer awe at the DNA work happening at the California Department of Justice.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
2:53
Oh, for sure.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
2:53
Especially when it's combined with this new forensic genetic genealogy to solve these decades old cases.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
4:08
So they hold the physical anchor of the case.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
4:10
And then you have the second pillar, right? The state level forensics.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
4:14
So that's the California Department of Justice DNA laboratory.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
4:16
Yeah.
Rashad RicheyHOST
9:22
Remember, the Bain Act allows people to sue when someone interferes with state or federal civil rights through threats, intimidation, coercion, or unconstitutional excessive force.
Rashad RicheyHOST
9:31
The California Department of Justice is still investigating this shooting.
Rashad RicheyHOST
9:34
The only reason we know about this shooting today, the only reason why it's a headline is because the parents are filing a wrongful death lawsuit.
Rashad RicheyHOST
9:42
That's why.

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