like to see from the inquiry into arthur s death. it is not as if it was a kind of thing, a person by thing. people were flocking up there were problems and social services got involved and said there was nothing to worry about people were flagging up. and then, hey ho, three orfour months later, the boy is dead. how can you ask me what i would like them to consider? they must have a tick list, the house is clean and tidy so we will not worry about it. but if alarm bells are ringing all around, even neighbours statements, then surely there must be someone or
happening during that time. you understand thousand they ho connected. they talked about the fact that the high school kids got a chance to come together to go to a san francisco 49ers game and they loved it, the idea they got a chance to be together again. a lot of these kids who are in high school haven t had a chance to come together because where would the community meet? when you look at this and realize that so many people haven t had a chance to even realize what this is like and what is gone, this pain will repeat itself over and over again. really tough. all right. ryan young, thanks so much for bringing that to us and bringing the story of people who are trying, you know, to keep that town together in any way they can. all right. next, he has changed. a woman confides in a friend about her crumbling marriage just days before her own husband killed her. were there warning signs for all to see? i talked to a psychotherapist about that. [ doorbell rings ]
change with the new pick. anthony kennedy was the key swing vote on issues like abortion, lgbt rights, affirmative action. now he ll be replaced with somebody who s younger and who s more conservative. most of the protesters here are talking about roe v. wade tonight. you ve got the opponents of abortions. on the other side, you ve got people already chanting hey ho, brett kavanaugh s got to go. way behind me, there s a light on in some of the chambers. i don t know whose chamber it is, but anthony kennedy has got to be smiling somewhere because this is the second time one of his former clerks has been nominated to the bench. so it s a big night. and don t forget, he only announced his retirement 12 days ago. interesting. all right. thank you very much, ariana. i want you to stand by. i want to bring in everyone else now and get your opinion on the president s announcement tonight. michael, first of all, i want to turn to you because we ve
tampa, florida. prosecutors have not yet announced whether they will seek a death penalty. ordering parents to show why they shouldn t be held in contempt of court for refusing to testify against their son and possibly provide critical information. hundreds of angry activists taking to the streets of new york city protesting federal ice agents who try to enforce the law. hey, hey ho, ho. jillian: demonstrators calling on officials ban ice agents from all state courthouses. comes after ice arrested a domestic violence suspect waiting for his hearing. outspoken basketball dad la have a ball taking another swipe of president trump. animation of him dunking on the commander and evidence choovment last month ball refused to thank the president for freeing his son and two ncaa basketball players. there you can see the
reaction of his client michael dunn who seemed like he was in a state of shock. even when he sat next to me he said how is this happening. i said i ll talk to you in the back. i didn t want to comment in the courtroom. it has not set in. i don t think it will set in anytime soon. it is expected that sentencing is going to take place at the latter part of next month. keep in mind that he faced 6 0 plus some years in prison as a result of the attempted murder charges that were against him. protesters marched outside last night after the verdict was read. he s got to go, hey hey ho,