of that duty they can be held liable but more so in the civil sense, francis. as opposed to the criminal case which is this criminal case. well a lot to be seen, especially with the defendant expected to testify, as well. both of them will testify. criminal defense seama, a lot to watch. thank you very much. thank you. catch seema on the docket. we are following this story. rosie o donnell s teenaged daughter is missing. according to a post, chelsea last spotted in new york a week ago today. she says chelsea left home with the therapy dog, both seen in this tweet from o donnell with the number of the police. o donnell claims the daughter may be off medication and need medical attention. joining me from los angeles is melanie bromley. thank you for being with us. tell us the latest on the disappearance. she released a statement
caused his own death. joining me now, msnbc contributor and host of the docket and civil rights attorney. professor of public affairs, attorney for the family of freddie gray and former circuit court judge for the city of baltimore, and amy meredith cox, assistant professor of african-american studies at fordham university and the author of shape shifters: black girls which are officially on my reading list. on these claims by officers about freddie gray and the supposed history of crash for cash schemes, is there any evidence of that? absolutely not, and nobody has heard of any such evidence, and it s a classic example of the defense reacting to a rumor by putting it on the prosecution and accusing them of not giving evidence to substantiate the rumor. it s a crazy tactic but it
how are people feeling? this is how we asked our viewers. should the u.s. allow the extradition of walter palmer to zimbabwe? we launched that at the top of the hour. our viewers voted, 95 of them believe yes, that is the case. 5% said no. again, it will be interesting to see in the next course of the hour how that changes at all. we invite you to keep those votes coming. you will be able to see the results in realtime when we bring them to you. vote at pulse.msnbc.com. pretty definitive right there. we will see where people come in as we continue the pulse right now and the lion hunter s fate remains as ellusive in his wheren t abouts. investigators are just beginning on this. and joining me is sema attorney and host of the docket on shift on msnbc. you heard in kevin tibbles report they shot the lion with the bow once. let it go for 11 hours. found it again. killed it. realized it had a collar.
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