Hillary Clinton Backs Police Body Cameras Amid Texas Bill - CBS Local

April 29, 2015 3:52 PM Follow CBSDFW.COM: Facebook | Twitter AUSTIN: (CBSDFW.COM/AP) — 2016 Presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton Wednesday proposed body cameras for all police departments. About 50 Dallas Police officers have been wearing the cameras and recording since early this year. Police departments in Houston and San Antonio are also testing body cameras on officers. A senate bill supporting the use of body cameras by law enforcement...

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White Sox check out early on historic, 'weird' day - Chicago Sun-Times

The Baltimore Orioles bat against the White Sox during a game without fans Wednesday in Baltimore. Due to security concerns the game was closed to the public. (AP Photo/Gail Burton) BALTIMORE—Needless to say, the White Sox won’t want to do this again. Play in an empty stadium? No thanks. Play bad baseball? Better not. Be out of it in the first inning — with one of their top pitchers going? It just can’t happen. After waiting around a hotel for three...

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Lessons for Baltimore From 1968 - TIME

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Canadian Partnership Shielded Identities of Donors to Clinton Foundation - New York Times

Photo Bill Clinton with Frank Giustra, a philanthropist and mining financier who helped establish a Canadian partnership for the Clinton Foundation. Credit Joaquin Sarmiento/Agence France-Presse — Getty Images Aides to former President Bill Clinton helped start a Canadian charity that effectively shielded the identities of donors who gave more than $33 million that went to his foundation, despite a pledge of transparency when Hillary Rodham Clinton...

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Latest on Police-Custody Death: White House Talks About Mom - New York Times

4:15 p.m. Attorneys representing people arrested during this week's violence and looting are frustrated that suspects are being assigned bail they believe is exorbitant. Many of those charged can't pay it, and may spend months in jail awaiting trial. In several cases Wednesday, Assistant Senior State's Attorney David Chu asked that bail be revoked. Among the first cases was 28-year-old Gerard Anderson, who faced charges of malicious destruction...

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Citing Baltimore unrest, Hillary Clinton calls for police body cameras and an end ... - New York Daily News

NEW YORK DAILY NEWS Published: Wednesday, April 29, 2015, 12:03 PM Updated: Wednesday, April 29, 2015, 1:19 PM Amid continuing unrest in Baltimore over the death of a young black man in police custody, Hillary Clinton on Wednesday called for widespread use of police body cameras and an end to mass incarceration during her first major policy speech since launching her presidential campaign. The former senator and secretary of state said the violence...

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Orioles Play in Eerily Empty Stadium, Sirens in Distance - New York Times

Photo With the exception of two scouts, the seats at Camden Yards were empty for the game between the White Sox and Orioles. Credit Patrick Semansky/Associated Press BALTIMORE — On what might have been a perfect spring afternoon to sit with a beer and a hot dog and watch baseball, an eerie emptiness greeted the Orioles and the White Sox on Wednesday afternoon in what was believed to be the first major league game played without spectators. Except...

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