His decisions do not reflect the moral compass of ourselves, the students. Maurice the Cbs Evening News starts now. Good evening, and thank you for being with us. Im maurice dubois. Norah is on assignment. Tonight, we are following escalating propalestinian protests on campuses around the country. In california, police in helmets and riot gear cleared a lecture hall at uc irvine, arresting 50 people. Chicago Police Arrested two protesters at Depaul University while clearing that encampment. At least five students chained themselves to columns at the university of oregon, and at the university of michigan, protesters placed fake bloody body bags outside the private home of a school board member. These scenes are playing out in the middle of graduation season, and this weekend, President Biden could step into the fray when he travels to georgia to give the Commencement Address at Morehouse College. Cbss Nikole Killion reports on how the school and the white house are preparing for possib
On the spot if protesters interrupt. The decisions do not reflect the moral compass of our selves, our students. Maurice the Cbs Evening News starts now. Good evening, and thank you for being with us. Im a restore model. Norah is on assignment. Tonight we are following Esculin Protest on College Campuses around the country. An Electric Hall at uc irvine, resting 50 people. Chicago Police Arrested two protesters at Depaul University while clearing that encampment. At least five students chained themselves to columns of the university of oregon, and at the university of michigan, protesters placed fake bloody body bags outside the private home of a school board member. These scenes are playing out in the middle of graduation season, and this weekend, President Biden could step into the fray when he travels to georgia to give the Commencement Address at Morehouse College. Cbss Nikole Killion reports on how the school and the white house are preparing for possible disruptions. Reporter ton
diplomacy. these are important steps. but let s not overlook the human factor and this meeting elevates that human fact torques elevates the factor, elevates the very sad death of otto warmbier and warns north koreans if you harm americans you are subject to pay a cost for that. eric: the warmbiers won $500 million in a lawsuit. they re trying to get some of the assets, even going to europe. that hasn t happened. what message should be sent to kim jong un, dealing with ott ho warmbier and dealing with human rights, they way they starve their people and have work camps, one of the worst violators of you human rights on the earth today. i think the president has has his priorities in the right sequence, in terms of possible damage or harm done, the number one goal is stopping the nuclear tests, stopping the missile tests. of after that, we put more of a weight on human rights, normalizing relations. you have to keep it in balance.
snipes garn. eric garner was killed five years ago. it took five years for the officer to be fired. let s look at history. we all read in school about the boston massacre and the fair trial given to those british soldiers. the trial occurred because a man of conscience john adams took the case as a soldier defense attorney and the boston jury delivered a just if complicated verdict. and there we laid down the principle all including the most unpopular defends get a fair trial. i have a simple rule in these cases that are fraught so much with history and loyaltiy and race. and let s be honest real human conflict. it s to realize every case is different, the facts are different, the motives are different. the human fact always present is different. even when it comes, it is rare received with joy as in this case of eric garner s death.
pardon. so, and that s obviously what this is all about at this point. we have some sketches, senator, they re just come in, these are the first sketches coming from inside the courtroom of what exactly happened. you can see manafort there, alexandria inmate is what his jumpsuit said. his hair is now gray. he s sitting there in his wheelchair reading his prepared statement. you were talking about this, this sort of a moment, a man that had been, although preening, i use the word, peacock, a preening person, has now been brought so low. did that influence the judge? it s always a human fact, but remember that the judge here had a decision, whether, in fact, he was going to impose a life sentence and he chose not to send paul manafort away for the remainder of his life. that was the human factor here. there s another factor, which is very important to the prosecution. paul manafort had no more cooperation, nothing really left to offer.