homeowner s son walk into the house to pick up his parents mail. fortunately, the man didn t go upstairs or he might have been killed, too. investigators never found the murder weapon, but they did find some important information. during our investigation, we also found that mr. pavatt had purchase aded a .22-caliber pistol at a local gun store with the use of a credit card about a month before the homicide. everything was a piece of a puzzle. all of those little things out there by themselves meant nothing, but when you started laying it all out, clicking the pieces together, making the matches, it just started pointing. there s no way this woman couldn t have been involved. brenda andrew and james pavatt were both charged with first-degree murder and were tried separately. pavatt s trial was first. we the jury having heretofore found the defendant james pavatt
the lives of african-american children. it is the reality that most young black men, 17, 18 who die in this country from gunshot wounds, from violence, die at the hands of other african-american men. so here you want to live in this community. maybe i can t. so then maybe you move to a communicate like the one where trayvon martin s father was living. where you have the gated community. you feel safe to let your son walk at 7:00 to the 7-eleven and pick up some candy during the game. the idea that that community, too, is not safe because they can be profiled and victimized by violence, by those who will see them as not belonging there. i don t know that i can express but i want to try, that it begins to feel like there is no place that you can be. no choice that you can make, no home that you can buy, no place where you can put your kid in school where it is safe. and i think this is what newtown families felt when their little beautiful children sitting in their own elementary school
wounds, from violence, die at the hands of other african-american men. so here you want to live in this community. maybe i can t. so then maybe you move to a communicate like the one where trayvon martin s father was living. where you have the gated community. you feel safe to let your son walk at 7:00 to the 7-eleven and pick up some candy during the game. the idea that that community, too, is not safe because they can be profiled and victimized by violence, by those who will see them as not belonging there. i don t know that i can express but i want to try, that it begins to feel like there is no place that you can be. no choice that you can make, no home that you can buy, no place where you can put your kid in school where it is safe. and i think this is what newtown families felt when their little beautiful children sitting in their own elementary school were gunned down.
you know this incredible moment was captured on home video as staff sergeant at his home coming after a seven month deployment. his six-year-old son diagnosed with cerebral palsy walk for the very first time. it was the surprise of a lifetime for staff sergeant. there he is seeing his son walk. this video viewed by millions of people. he and his wife have been told by doctors that his son would never walk on his own after got diagnosed when he turned one. his mom kept eight secret until this homecoming. entire family talked about michael s success story and share what it was like inside the gym when the big surprise was revealed.
ready for another bout? and looks like we get ready for the fox report. harris: and avengers, 11th highest grossing movie of all time. and it s only been doubt 19 days and the only movie to pull in 100 million bucks in the second weekend, head of marvel studios which made avengers, a testament to everybody who worked so hard on the movie the past few years. a marine getting back to from afghanistan getting the surprise of his life. here is the vied and it s gone viral. you ve got to see it. staff sergeant jeremy cooney, and all of the rest of us obviously watching his son walk for the very first time.