them to decide on an indictment or not? you know, it baffles me, reverend al. i mean, everyone knows what happened here. we have 12 shots, ten at a downward ainge into jonathan ferrell who is unarmed, who has commit nod crime, who is looking for help after being injured in an accident. it s very clear that this is cold-blooded murder. the only question is why is it taking so long for us to have a criminal trial. negative, the lawsuit states that officers can use force when, quote, the individual to be subdued is engaged in aggravated active aggression. correct. that are likely to result in the death or serious bodily injury to an officer. ms. georgia ferrell, does that describe your son, someone like that? not at all. not at all. tell us about jonathan. jonathan was a very gentle young man. he obeyed the law. jonathan never got in trouble. outside of the home or at home. jonathan was a very caring
commit nod crime. the officers cleared of wrongdoing. is this justice for roy middleton? next. the american dream is of a better future, a confident retirement. those dreams, there s just no way we re going to let them die.
based. we have less people competing for skills jobs. those coming in have the more value skill to value-added economy we have. and be prosperous. we don t need amnesty but we need redo for foundation of the immigration system. our side is going to have to give in on the automatic citizenship. i agree with you on that. this deal we are giving out the green cards, it doesn t matter. first figure out what to do with the kids, 15 to 25, 30. that have commit nod crime of their own. move to common ground and move to the 12 million potential tax contributors to save us economically in the country. there is the agenda. 12 million. the agenda for francisco is not the dream act but a massive amnesty. he said it. eric: well, bob i didn t say amnesty. i said we have to give that up. eric: all right. that is the debate. it will continue unless we get reform obviously.
the latest on this. what do we know about her health and where is she right now? as to her whereabouts, first, shep, we heard that she has now landed in the capital of oman across the persian gulf from iran. a relatively short flight. she was greeted there with a hug by her mother. as for her health. you can see in the video she looks reasonably healthy and sounded in good spirits after being released after more than a year in an iranian jail but there are the underlying health issues including the real concerns apparently about cancer. one of the first things she will be doing certainly is going straight for a pretty thorough checkup one would think. shepard: one would think. the president commented on this today, too. length. statement from the president was read in part and i will quote here, while sarah has been released shane and josh remain prisoners in iran who have commit nod crime.
thank you. a big set back for the giant retailer wal-mart tonight after a federal appeals court ruled that plaintiffs can go forward with a huge class action lawsuit against wal-mart. and with hundreds of thousands of workers potentially involved, this case could be worth billions of dollars. this particular suit accuses wal-mart of treating women employees worse than men by paying the women less and giving them fewer promotions. wal-mart s lawyers argue this shouldn t be a class action suit because each store outlet operates as an independent business, but by a vote of 6-5. the ninth circuit u.s. court of appeals ruled the case can go ahead. lawyers for wal-mart say they plan to appeal. pittsburgh steelers quarterback ben roethlisberger giving his first remarks since the nfl suspended him for the first six games of the season. ben roethlisberger released a written statement that reads: though i have no comment though i have commit nod crime, i regret that i have fallen short of the