the fbi revealed abedin forwarded information to her husband anthony weiner. police officers take a break from a serious case to have a little fun with neighborhood kids. look at this. the cops kicking around a sock ball with two little girls in ohio. they were in the area to investigate a shooting and when they noticed the kids and joined in their game. i hope they finished up that investigation. those are your headlines. can you guys toss me a bailing, please? steve: come on over. [cheers] that s impressive. ainsley: friday and eating bagels. ainsley: we re wearing hats because it is the kentucky derby this weekend. pete: you are wearing the hat. janice: you look amazing ainsley. ainsley: thank you. janice: toes is the oaks. the day you wear pink.
shot in the chest. where i shot him in the chest. this is something i m very much capable of doing. but i didn t do this. in addition to having served five years in prison for the felonious assault, he previously served another five years for robbery. and he says his criminal history goes all the way back to age 11 when he was jumped and assaulted by neighborhood kids because of the light color of his skin. they ganged up on me and jumped me. i felt that that was something i couldn t accept, in my young life. hinkston says he went home and got a .22 caliber pistol. i took that revolver back to that park and i seen these children that jumped me. and i began to shoot at them. although i didn t hit any of them, i was shortly captured by police officers.
capable of doing. this is something i have done in the past. i did five years for felonious assault where an individual was shot in the chest. where i shot him in the chest. this is something i m very much capable of doing. but i didn t do this. in addition to having served five years in prison for the felonious assault, he previously served another five years for robbery. and he says his criminal history goes all the way back to age 11 when he was jumped and assaulted by neighborhood kids because of the light color of his skin. they ganged up on me and jumped me. i felt that that was something i couldn t accept, in my young life. hinkston says he went home and got a .22 caliber pistol. i took that revolver back to that park and i seen these children that jumped me. and i began to shoot at them.
but it was a vague sort of a feeling and it happened just every so often and after attacks by neighborhood kids. the question is, why does a father murder in his dreams and a son murder in real life. real leif life. in mentioning these things and writing about them in your book, you seem to believe that you may have passed on some kind of genetic propensity for obsession or destructive behavior. that might be one factor in this puzzle of why your son did what he did? it s something to be considered in the broad spectrum of possibilities. the problem with just calling it genetic pre-disposition or genetic pre-destination is that it s not really scientific.
the bucket and make the things they say are going to happen happen. we need to get people together in this country. having said that i do believe we re going to go back. we will go back. it might be another ten years, but it will happen. well i really hope so. because i know that we need people like you to continue to fight the good fight and put pressure on these guys. because it is so very important for our future. you are one of the best out there. making the case. so i m really thrilled to have you on the show again. thank you, sir, for joining us today. you re too kind thank you much. well some minnesota police officers switch from protect and serve to move and groove during a national night out event. a couple of officers take a look. the police department dancing with neighborhood kids. the video going viral with so thousands of shares. they will spend time with the