i think his mother and father are deeply disappointed, but anybody who cares about liberty and justice for all in america is disturbed by this jury make-up. last question, ben. were you surprised? i was very surprised, especially after you look at what happened with george floyd. that you have such a diverse panel. or botham jean in dallas, texas, you had a diverse panel. when you get convictions for people killing our children unjustly in america, it s normally because you had a zealous prosecutor and you had a diverse jury, and so the fact that this isn t a diverse jury means that we re going to have to be very focused on this. this video is so damning. it is so clear that marcus arbery said they lynched his son. this lynch mob lynched his son and then if they get away with lynching a black man in 2020,
o donnell: there was an extraordinary moment near dallas today. brandt jean, whose brother, botham, was killed by a white police officer, accepted an ethical courage award. jean made headlines when he hugged former dallas officer amber guyger at her sentencing, offering forgiveness. well, today, he had a clear message for the law enforcement organization that honored him. i want you all to know that i am not a threat, that young black males are not inherently dangerous or criminal. i want you to ask yourself what are you doing to ensure that there will be no other families like mine? o donnell: jean asked that his brother be remembered for his ethical leadership. up next, this incredible story about an unstoppable teacher, and she shares her secret for longevity. wow!
with these two who, i agree, i was listening to holmes opening statement. i thought he s straightst out o whatgh aaron sorkin would writen a screen play about the good guys trying to rescue america from russian influence. you want these people on that wall. i think they re strong. their argument is they re defending america under parties of botham administrations. the only thing you can do in a congressional cross examination is try to make it more about legitimate policy differences, and more about maybe even the fog of different approaches to different countries and foreign policy than the facts. i think fiona hill was effective at the part about bolton. we have been tracking this. i won t bore everyone in depth, we even have the different charting of where each witness has come down on some of these
the time quoting now, i went to the victim s residence who are the purpose of doing what i did and there was part of him that wanted to experience what it would be like to take another person s life. police are warning now in the strongest way use caution if you see him. anybody with any tips at all call 911. police in texas say a key witness in the murder trial of a former dallas cop was killed during a drug deal. cops naming 3 suspects from louisiana in the death of joshua brown. they say somebody shot brown on friday night at his apartment complex. it s a different complex from where amber guyger, the woman on the left here shot and killed her neighbor botham jean in his apartment. she says she mistakenly thought she was in her apartment and
sentencing, brant hugged the convicted killer in the courtroom. she dedicated her life to christ because that is what botham would want. the judge went into her chambers, grabbed her bible and gave it to guyger. right here. the judge comforting guyger with scripture before she was taken to prison to serve 10 years. the district attorney is defending the judge in a statement to cbs 11, quote, i don t think there s anything inappropriate about what she did and i would support that if anyone tried to file a complaint. judge kemp has not commented on the lawsuit. jillian: thank you so much. a federal judge green lights a safe injection site for drug users in philadelphia ruling the facility doesn t violate federal law but that is not what city residents want to hear.