and good morning to our viewers in the united states and around the world, it is friday, september 9th. i m don lemon live in london. brianna keilar joins us from washington, d.c., john is in new york city. this is cnn s special live coverage of the passing of queen elizabeth ii the only british monarch most of the world has ever known. let s look live at pictures of buckingham palace, a steady flow of mourners have been gathering since the news broke yesterday that the queen had died at the age of 96. she was beloved and she was ra veered, here in great britain and also around the world. some crying, others singing god save the queen in the london rain. look at all those flowers outside of buckingham palace. the world joins them in mourning today from new york city to tel aviv to sydney, australia. lights are shining, flags are flying at half-staff, honoring the queen s seven decades on the throne. her reign spanned 14 u.s. presidents, seven popes, 14 british prime ministe
Much. Erin Burnett Outfront starts erin Burnett Outfront starts right now. Captions by vitac ca www. Vitac. Com outfront next, live from israel, the u. S. Putting 2,000 troops on notice as israel is on the brink of invading gaza. Hamas releases the first video of a hostage, the family of a hostage just sharing new photos with outfront. And also this hour, inside the massacre. We are going to take you to a community that suffered some of the greatest losses in the hamas terror attacks, more than 100 people were slaughtered there. Homes torched and the chilling evidence that hamas was going to take many, many more lives. And well check back in with yoni asher, whose wife and two young daughters were taken hostage. Yoni opening up about the guilt he feels for not being able to rescue them and why he wanted to show us his little girls shoes. Lets go outfront. And good evening, welcome to a Special Edition of outfront. Im erin burnett live from tel aviv tonight. And we begin this hour with
Tents overnight and placing them next to Police Barricades as officials are attempting to keep demonstrators off city streets. This, as gws law school was forced to move final exams due to the student occupation. Welcome to Fox News Live. Ive got molly in the studio. Great to be here, Griff Jenkins and molly line. A Student Leader from the Protest Encampment is banned from the campus after there was a video of him saying zionists dont deserve to live. Steve harrigan is live at the campus. The protests at columbia are in the second week and no sign that the students in tents on the campus grounds are going away anytime soon. Negotiations are underway, but no sign of progress. The university called in the police once and they told Student Leaders theyre not going to call in the police again. One student, a 20yearold junior, james was found social media posts saying that signists should be murdered and theyre lucky that not out now. And hot spots in campuses around the country, you have m
11 participants, that s one of them with hazing. in convicted the maximum anyone could face would be six years in prison. again, the question is why not murder or manslaughter charges? one answer says state prosecutors is that it would be tough getting convictions with the evidence that they have. the testimony obtained to date does not support a charge of murder in that it does not contain the elements of murder. we can prove participation in hazing and a death. we do not have a blow or a shot or a knife thrust that killed mr. champion. it is an aggregation of things which exactly fit the florida statute as written by the legislature. well, that statute was written seven years ago with the best intentions to hold people accountable for hazing deaths. you have to wonder, though, does the very fact that it s on the books allow some people to pay lighter penalties for causing someone s death than would otherwise be the case? the attorney for the champion family says so. he
ac 360 starts now. piers, thank you. good evening, it s 10:00 here on the east coast. we begin tonight, keeping them we begin tonight keeping them honest with the question that seems to have no simple answer. how can someone be fatally beaten, kicked and suffocated, allegedly by more than a dozen people, and yet none of those people, not one, face murder or manslaughter charges. that s one key question in the killing of florida a&m band member robert champion. he died from a brutal hazing, and he died from crossing bus c, where the victim is made to walk down the aisle of the band bus while bandmates hit him. in convicted the maximum anyone could face would be six years in prison. again, the question is why not murder or manslaughter charges? one answer says state prosecutors is that it would be tough getting convictions with the evidence that they have. the testimony obtained to date does not support a charge of murder in that it does not contain the elements of murder