motorcade and you see there now, anderson, the vehicles turning in to the courthouse. that is the motorcade, and that is once the former president is inside the u.s. marshals will take custody and he will be under arrest, and the process begins for him to go inside that courtroom, a courtroom for the third time, be arrested for the third time, and face a judge for the third time. we see the additional motorcades turning in. the former president, donald trump, now inside this courthouse as additional vehicles now pull in, anderson. it s almost become routine. we ve seen this scene play out several times so far this summer. here with the team in new york as we continue to watch these images, ellie honig is in the building. it s not going to last very
support and protect the citizens of the city of chicago. fortunately she s lost the last election but the same token, we have another progressive voted in and i think you are going to see a continuation of the same policies. what we are watching on live television is a hero officer that lost her life protecting people that she doesn t know, and these four individuals that killed her i hope that justice will prevail and put them in jail for the rest of their lives. sandra: those four teens have been charged with first-degree murder, and other felonies in connection with preston s killing, which has been ruled a line of duty death by the chicago police department as we see the scene play out there, a sea of blue in the city of chicago, to remind everybody as family, friends and colleagues say their final good-byes to the fallen police officer, 1:40 a.m. the day was may 6th, she was found with gunshot wounds near her home, for those who know the area, 8100 block of south
take matters into their own hands. i think that s probably some version of an argument you re going to hear in closing if this case makes it to trial. i think what you heard from some new yorkers, many new yorkers, is, yes, they ve maybe seen this scene play out in their own experience on the subway, but why 15 minutes on the choke hold? why did he have to take it to the point where it killed the man, when he clearly was already subdued? exactly right. that is weakness. that s a strength for the prosecution. it ll be the reasonable. they ll have to disprove or essentially prove they have the burden to those his use of the choke hold was unreasonable, given, and the jury instructions say this, given what the defendant knew. that s going to be key. expect them to seize on that. this defendant, they ll argue, knew as a marine that his choke hold was a form of deadly force. he knew because of his training that what he was doing was the same as using a weapon. that s an argument the
are kids going to prom. as i watch the scene play out at a mall, all i can remember that it is in fact prompts isn t. it is a busy weekend. congresswoman, i want to bring you back into this conversation, specifically on this point, antonia raised about the fact that kids are scared, and the kids don t feel like the grown-ups and the leaders who are supposed to be in charge are actually doing their job. i believe that there is a statement from governor abbott. we are working to get it from you on air so we could talk about a. talk to me about this moment we find ourselves in. you re absolutely right. i talked to the 80 baby kiddos in elementary school although up to college kids, often brought to the school to talk about what is your job, right? explain the specifics of what it is to be a legislator. i would do this deal where i allow them an opportunity to
they walked in together. sounds like they want to get back to work, especially regarding gun control. reporter: good morning to you and welcome to the team, first off. that s right these two men, exactly one week ago they were expelled from the tennessee state legislature, and as you mentioned just a few moments ago, we witnessed a swearing in of justin j. pearson. he was introduced by both his mother and father in the swearing in, it took just a matter of minutes, and as you mentioned, he has walked in to the state capital building, and he s standing by to walk into the house floor. but yesterday it was quite an eventful day in memphis, the shelby county board of commissioners voted unanimously to reappoint pearson we saw hundreds of supporters gather there, many of them traveled with him. this morning we understand they have entered the capitol building as well, and we know that the house speaker, cameron sexton will likely honor this reappointment, similar to what we saw on monday