on here. but here to me is the most interesting thing. the michigan attorney general s office made this dramatic announcement about dropping all the pending flint water prosecutions and they told people yes, we know this is going to cause a lot of questions. we understand we have a lot of explaining about what happened here about what we think was wrong and what we re about to do next. but they said today we are not going to do any of that explaining till june 28th. no questions till then. well, what s june 28th? turns out june 28th is when the lead prosecutors are going to do an event in flint. for the people of flint. so the people of flint can hear the explanation first. in terms of what happened and what is next and then after the people of flint have been briefed, then the rest of it can hear it after. so june 2th, whatever has gone on here, the people of flint will get the explanation first
prepared to say at this point in time exactly where it was fired from. on june 2th overtook a base that had these sa 11s. u.s. intelligence source tells me knew they had the sa 11 a few weeks ago. they didn t think it was operational. in the last four days, three planes fall out of the sky in exactly the same location and they started to believe that sa 11 may be operational. did they know if that took down those other planes? it seems more likely that the separatists have it but there is no evidence of it because we can t exclude the 300 which only othe russians have. again, they are piecing together. one thing they re relying on heavily right now in the u.s. intelligence community, i m told, is some of the social media posts. some of the deleted piece put out by the separatist twitter feed. some of those have been deleted. and some of them give some indication that they were bragging about having these sa-11s, these bukes, and
martin, he intended to harm him, to jury him, that would be child abuse and in the court of that felony, the killing occurred and therefore it s felony murder. the more options they have, the better chance they obviously feel of a conviction. let s go back inside the courtroom and listen to these arguments. which is from june 2th of this year from the fifth district court of appeal. once again, this is a case where the victim in this case was a child. the child was killed in a homicide fashion. and in this case the verdict form included a finding or possible finding for murder in the third degree. and this case of course the problem was that the court conflated and the state proposed and asked for a conflation of the abuse and neglect language. the state is not requesting that here. we re requesting abuse only. but the court went on to say and
but he would walk free after that conviction was overturned. how did he end up back in prison? you must have been crushed, crushed when they told you you had to go back. prescription for cheating. they read our x-rays but a cnn investigation over the certification of many radiologists. isn t it cheating? revealing investigation, fascinating characters and impact. tonight s hosts, randi kaye and drew griffin. tonight, hard hitting investigations into racism, cheating and injustice. we begin with a murder in mississippi, a brutal killing fueled by race and ranl. we broke the story of a young white teenager accused of killing a black man just because of the color of his skin. over our four month investigation we found even more disturbing details uncovering how the teenager and some of his friends had a history of violent and racist incidents and questioning whether authorities turned a blind eye. i ve been following this story from the very beginning. june 2
they got to seat belly of the atlantis which is going to have the final launch forever the nasa program june 2th. we re told the girls asked a lot of curious questions as they should have very cool experience, especially for a kid. shep? shepard: phil keating live for us at the space center. thank you. a u.s. appeals court overturned a ban of embryonic stem cell research. significant legal victory for the white house and it reverses earlier ruling that blocks government financing of controversial science, controversial to some. researchers say it could lead to better treatment or even cures for range illnesses and conditions. spinal cord injuries, heart disease, diabetes, parkinsons. involves destruction of human embryos and that the government should not be involved. just in to fox news now. word that the nfl lockout is back on for next season. we re getting new information on what a federal appeals court has just determined and we ll bring you the details in just a