plainclothes police force that was running roughshod throughout new york, hunting for drug-related crimes. right? this was something rudy giuliani wanted done. yeah. if you look at poor patrick dorsmand, he s 25 years old, he s worked all week. he s tired. he wants to get a cab home. he wasn t waiting for a cab. he s trying to get a cab. he s black and one yellow cab after another goes past him. so then after that happens some guy comes up and says he wants some drugs. he wanted to sell me some drugs. oh, he s coming up to me because i m black. first i can t get a cab because i m black and this guy s coming up to me because i m black. so he gets a little cranky. all he did is say a couple of words. next then you know the guy s partner shoots and kills him. last word to you, rev. what do you make of the people who tell black folks who get killed by police if he had just complied? in this case this woman was not complying.
beginning. heather: we are waiting for a statement from the commissioner of new zealand police and we will carry that for everyone if it happens. thank you so much. as we continue to follow that story, back here at home donald trump expected to veto congress s measure blocking his national emergency declaration for the border. it doesn t republicans joining democrats to stop the measure in its tracks. griff jenkins joins us in washington to break it down. another busy day. reporter: he wasn t waiting for the resolution to reach his desk. the president made good on his now, i look forward to vetoing the just passed democrat inspired resolution which would open borders while increasing crime, drugs and trafficking. the strong republicans who voted to support border security and are just really needed wall. what appeared to be five
her down the aisle just underscores that too. this is her new family. it is indeed. and we are so excited for them. 22 hours away from the big moment. thank you so much, bianca. enjoy it. joining me now is kate williams, cnn royal commentator and historian. she s a lecturer at the university of england and wrote a great piece about all of this. it s nice to have you here. thrilled to be here, thank you, poppy. what a day, it looks beautiful behind you. i wish i was there. you wrote about this and you ve said that meghan markle is rewriting the princess story. she really is. yes, she is rewriting the princess story. so much of princess culture is about a beautiful girl in a sparkly dress who waits for her prince. meghan is completely different. she s a self-made woman, just as bianca was saying, stands on her own two feet, a career woman who s worth somewhere in the vicinity of $10 million by herself. she wasn t waiting for any prince and they met on a blind date and fell in l
they don t have to abide by strict u.s. regulations even though they operate out of u.s. ports and carry mainly u.s. passengers. drew griffin, cnn, atlanta. the parents of an ohio newborn are crediting 911 dispatchers for helping them deliver the baby over the phone am james dean called for an ambulance monday night. by then it was way too late. his wife was in labor and starting to give birth. they told james to stay put and deliver the baby at home instead of rushing jennifer to the hospital by car. my wife is in labor. oh, my god! i can see the head. he s crowning! listen, this is what you need to do. she needs to lay down. he wasn t waiting. he s here. he s healthy. that s all that matters. did you hear how he said oh, my god! that was terrifying. 911 dispatchers we are leaved when they heard the baby crying over the telephone.