Girl were being dragged. she waved at her. sadly they were swept away. the photographer who took the photograph says she has seen many drownings. it was unlike any other. this should be an invitation to debate and consider changes on the policies. and for the two governments to ask themselves, what are we doing for the immigrants? or why in the middle of the depair a father and the head of the family doesn t care on risking his life and his daughter s life just to try to make it to the other side thinking that he will find better future but only to find death? martinez s mother says she warned him not to make the dangerous journey north. but her son wanted the american dream. for his family. they lived here with me. in the same house. they wanted to have their own house. and that was what motivated them. in the last hour, a local
So he can t defend himself. in the eyes of the law he is also dead. i m not judge and jury. you struggle with it. i struggle with it. i keep coming back to this line, you know, man or woman in the mirror. we ve all got to come to this from where we are. for myself personally, my evolution, my heightened conscience in the ten years since the death of michael jackson is to look at him for more than just this tremendous figure who has contributed so much art to this world. trey, you know, kieran is not the only one who is conflicted. michael jackson fans are conflicted about this. they loved him as a child star. he became an adult pop icon. a lot of troubling issue. serious allegations against him. can we separate the man from the art? i mean, i think people can. i think it comes down to a personal choice, right? right. i echo a lot of kierna s sentiments. for me i think this is about the idea that you have to grapple with his whole story as a human being.
Stigma. you re a strong body and mind. it s great you shared that. listen, anything i can do to help. starting with myself. good doctor. always a pleasure. thank you for watching. cnn tonight with d. lemon starts now. [ applause ] golf clap. i m glad you shared that. i have shared my story a bit before. i ll share more. this is about you. i commend you for that. it s about all of us. i was dealing with racial profiling event in 2000. in the state of depression. went to a therapist, she prescribed zo loft. and i started feeling better. why didn t i do this before. there was another incident. after my sister died i need to go more. after you deal with death. but, you know, you don t want to
Undenialable human cost. death of a father. and not quite two year-old daughter. 23 months old. oscar martinez and his daughter. who left el salvador, traveled to mexico. where they tried to cross. they drowned on sunday. as his wife and mother watched helplessly. her mother. this is a picture so heartbreaking, it s affected all of us. i couldn t stop thinking about it. everywhere i went between last night and today. everyone talked about it. said they can t unsee this picture. it is clear. it made an impression on the president too. in the face of the tragedy, and others like it, he blames democrats. again and again.
Michael jackson. i was just saying to you i was afraid to come here today to have the conversation. his legacy can t be reduced to a block of time. we have to talk about his legacy over years. and years and years. what with e know today, is what has come out about him. these allegations are so incredibly toxic. and we are in a world you speak of ten years since the death of michael jackson, and i think anyone who has loved michael jackson know exactly where they were ten years ago, but we are in a world post-me too. we are in a world where movements have come to the fore that demand that we listen when people say they ve been victimized. okay. all right. but let me play devil s advocate here. please. he was never convicted. granted. went to court and never convicted. all of this coming out after his death.