writer for slate jemele buoy jemele ross and benjamin wallace wells. so jemele it s interesting to me that now the debate is not about the fact that an officer of the law has been charged with second-degree murder with a depraved heart, but that maybe marilyn mosby has rushed to judgment by taking less than the standard amount of time perhaps to bring these charges. i think it s a testament to how much people expect police officers just not to face any kind of accountability, right? if it were normal for a police officer who skilled someone in circumstances that were very not good to face any kind of accountability, then we would have these regular processes that would play themselves out on a normal basis, but we don t, and so this happens. this to me doesn t look like a rush job. it was two weeks ago, three weeks ago that freddie gray died. so this doesn t look like a rush job. it doesn t look like some sort
people of all sexual orientations are completely welcomed. that s going to take some time. it can t be fixed with a rush job. do you think they will try to come up with a smaller fix, some sort of patch, some clarifying bill and make it go away that way. that s what it looks like right now. it s either going to be an attempt at a band-aid or figure leaf or whatever metaphor you want to use. i have to tell you that s not going to get it done. this bill is so tainted. it s so tainted nationally and internationally. it has to but repealing it is just the first step. that s the frank admission of a very serious mistake. we have to do that and then we have to demonstrate to the rest of the nation that we are serious about equality and that we are serious about welcoming folks from all across the country and all across the world. and until that happens, this is going to be dog ourg state for a while. state respect scott pelath
that letter to the iranian leaders including the ayatollah. let s watch. i m embarrassed for them. for them to address a letter to the ayatollah, who they claim is our mortal enemy, and their basic argument to them is don t deal with our president because you can t trust him to follow through on an agreement, that s close to unprecedented. today one of those senators ron johnson, of wisconsin, said the letter got one thing wrong. just one thing wrong. i suppose the only regret is who it s addressed to. well, that s a biggie. but the content of the letter the fact that it was an open letter, none whatsoever. yesterday john mb contain conceded the letter was a bit of a rush job. it was kind of a very rapid process. everybody was looking forward to getting out of town because of the snowstorm. i think we probably should have had more discussion about it given the blowback that there is. isn t it interesting how people come up with things. convenience for secretary clinton and this guy
is to look after the family and the next of kin of those people who were on the plane. a couple of points he did talk about, i asked him, one of them was weather conditions he said there was heavy cloud in the area he wouldn t go beyond that. i asked just how experienced the pilot was, 27,000 hours, flying he s incredibly shaken as you can imagine, at one stage during the press conference it was outside, pretty sort of a rush job putting his head in his hands, and obviously a very very difficult time for him as well as the families that are on board. we re going to be getting to you throughout the day, as you get more information. thanks for getting there so quickly and safely. renee marsh, you have some new information? reporter: just a short time
black boxes and that s why they ve moved the search area south and widened it. so there s so many different, i don t know, can we believe this report? well, i think a number of us encouraged the investigators to take a new team to bring in new people to look at it some months ago and they ve done that. but the issue i think the most important issue is, is they ve got an area that they are independently clear, that this is where they think the plane went down. they re going to search it in a systemic way. the pings were always questionable. they didn t make sense, they weren t the right kilo hertz, it was a rush job, people were frantic. they re taking their time, they ll start the search in the australian spring, which will be august or september of this year and it s going to take time. i think they re going to find it. i hope you re right.