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about to do that he could go to jail for life for? he took off his jacket, threw it down. he balled up his hands into fists according to witnesses. there are tapes of 911 calls and testimony from people on the train. but the crux of it is when daniel penny got up, put him in that head lock and took him down to the ground, mr. neely hadn t physically assaulted anyone, he was just acting in a threatening manner. so does he make the bar of self-defense there? and that is going to be up to a jury in a courtroom. yeah. john miller, thank you so much. coming up, an olympic medalist dies during childbirth. why her tragic case is bringing attention to a long standing problem to women s health care in the united states.
oh, my gosh! what a hard hit and a hard fall, uh, over the issue of gambling and, you know, look at all the ads, right? i mean, where there is a lot of legal gambling as it pertains to sports and getting a lot of fans involved. old does it appear as though is it? does this exemplify that it s a growing problem among players in the league, whether it be the nfl or some other league? i don t know if it s a growing problem as much as maybe perhaps a more exposed problem now that gambling is legal, and it s taking up more bandwidth. there s more attention being paid to the activities and perhaps one of the league s are beginning to look at the players a little more closely because it is not legal, and thus it might be against league rules, but not against, you know, u s law. so i don t know if it s a growing problem, fredricka, but it s definitely is a problem is a long standing problem. every single league has had cheating allegations connected to gambling. you know, obviously your first
does that optical statement, is that problematic? i think democrats have the moral high ground here. and they have to be intentional and have a talk about this. he got $12 million in his state budget. imagine what he could actually have done to help these people in his home state if he put as much energy as to getting them out of a different state and turned his eyes to figuring out within his state. and then you see, you hear about the volunteers and communities in martha s vineyard, in washington, d.c., the churches. and when we have family separation and kids were in cages separated from their family, people rose to the occasion. we can fix this problem. the problem is the folks in power in washington, d.c., some democrats and some republicans, are not finding the right solution. we will see what happens and what those solutions look like. it s something that s been inherited. it did not begin with the inaugural address of joe biden nor donald trump. and it s a longer standing p
because there you sit in montgomery, alabama, which, as a southern city and the capital as it was of the confederacy for a time during the civil war, it s a deeply symbolic place to be, but before we get to that, let me just focus for a little while on your work as a civil rights lawyer. we spoke quite a few years ago now about the work you were doing, trying to right wrongs, miscarriages ofjustice within america s criminal justice system. i just wonder whether you feel, in the last six or seven years since we spoke, that things have gotten better? you know, it s such a difficult question, steve, because i think we ve made progress, but we ve also seen the development of things that are new threats. the united states still has the highest rate of incarceration in the world, we still have a system of justice that treats you better if you re rich and guilty than if you re poor and innocent, we still see huge disparities based on race and what kind of sentences are imposed. the pandemic h