martin luther king and put his career and his body at risk because that s what he knew was right. he didn t like the way he saw people at duke ellington treated and he saw him getting forced out of venues because they were black and he was willing to put his career and life on the line, and that s another reason why he s so beloved. wow, so beloved. 96 years old. tony bennett, what a legend. christopher, thank you so much for sharing your intimate relationship with him. we appreciate it. thank you. still to come, tennis sensation chris eubanks reflecting on his incredible wimbledon run. the upcoming u.s. open championship and how his new found fame is changing his life. that s kind of the new thing now. hey, do you want to grab dinner? i can t. oh, so famous now.
important to underscore what that means. this is not a citizen of the united states, but they put their life on the line, in taliban afghanistan, to help the united states, to make sure that our country remains free, by working with our service member s hand-in-hand. i was struck by a comment by a retired lieutenant colonel who worked with water by ar. he said he served this country a great deal more than i did. i did 42 months in combat, but that was nowhere near what he had. that s a uniform service members saying i served 42 months but this guy did more than me, put his life on the line, came here for the american dream. what did he get? his 15-month-old baby left fatherless. it s time for america to wrap this family in their arms. i was thrilled to see a gofundme page that all most had $100,000. so check that out. emily: he had been supporting the u.s. armed
performance failures at this jail here behind me left epstein s victims without any recourse they could not pursue justice. david? david: aaron katersky, who has been reporting on this case from the start, thank you. we turn to idaho tonight, where just a short time ago, accused idaho college killer bryan kohberger came before a judge for the first time since learning prosecutors will seek the death penalty in this case. and tonight here, we learned about bryan kohberger s previous arrest, his own father turning him into police when he was a teenager. abc s kayna whitworth again tonight. reporter: tonight, bryan kohberger back in court for the first time since prosecutors revealed they will seek the death penalty for the murlder of four university of idaho students. with his life on the line, kohberger s defense team asking to see the evidence against him including cell phone data, and how police zeroed in on his car. it s not a fishing expedition. there is a heightened standar
to be a cop wherever you are from. nypd used to be the gold standard. it still is but the attraction is gone. i don t know what i will get paid if i make rank. there is a ton of agencies that a ton of oversight. you say to yourself maybe miami p.d. is starting to look good. they might make it a sweeter deal and do it fast. dana: a big loss for new york city and check against the mayor here. we ll find out. we ll see in six months where we are. dana: thank you for being here. thank you. please do not let corey out on bail where she will be a risk to do further harm. please protect what eric put his life on the line for. his three boys. the utah mother of three children accused of fatally poisoning her husband after writing a children s book about coping with grief following his death. welcome to a new hour of
i m grateful to the allen police department, i m thankful he was willing to put his life on the line. we can never thank him enough for what he did. jon: has off to our men and women in blue across the country. police chief does say they believe the shooter acted alone. there were initial reports that there may have been a second gunman but that speculation says they believe the shooter acted alone. the governor general paxton said allstate resources will be available to local police departments as they try to handle the scene. can you go into detail about what they might need and what the state is going to be able to provide to help process this? local police are often limited in resources and manpower where state police have thousands of people working for law enforcement so they don t