and drum beat this has received we are not seeing anything like systematic changes. it s hard not to see going through this again when we get to the next victim. almost every victim is a complicated story. this is the rare instance because of this false narrative and because of the attention that drew because of the story johnson told that was wrong, and was repeated and amplified by many other witnesses who were not telling the truth as we now understand it. as detailed in the doj report. right. we have a truth of what actually happened. and continuing to put that banner out, i don t think of hands up don t shoot, i don t think that s compelling to people who are not already on board at this point. it distresses those who are paying attention. moved from hands up don t shoot to i can t breathe, eric garner who was killed a month before to black lives to black lives matter. i think one of the reasons why
she has a benign brain tumor. and one win away from the first stanley cup but it s what l.a. kings are doing off the ice that has us talking. they re on a crime fighting mission. good morning to you. i m carol costello. thanks for joining us this morning. the wisconsin recall is over. republican scott walker wins big. who knows. he may be in the running for the new job as mitt romney s running mate. there is still work to be done. wisconsin is still bitterly split. case in point, keep your eye on walker s democratic challenger tom barrett. you saw it there. one supporter reacted to him conceding before last night s votes were counted by slapping him. a reporter with cnn affiliate w wisn was up close and says the milwaukee mayor seemed stunned by the slap and walked away from the woman. she remained scowling because it was walker s night. when there have been leaders of courage what has sustained them is there were good and decent people who stood with them shoulder to shoul