As you can hear, there s protesters as well. Bill cosby, we ll get his thoughts on that. He was informed of this decision about three hours ago and was told you re a free man. Alex hogan with the latest developments following this story very closely and what happened. Hey, alex. Hi, neil. Of course, this news is coming as a shock to many especially after how long this trial dragged back in 2018. What we know so far is we take a look at this story, the 83yearold has left prison, released around 2:30 today after nearly three years behind bars. Tennessee s highest court overturning his sexual assault conviction arguing the prosecutor violated the agreement of a previous prosecutor in the case to not charge the actor. This comes after today s release of this 79page court opinion. Part of it calling the arrest an affront to fundamental fairness particularly when it results in a fundamental prosecution that was gone for a decade. Many are celebrating the news. Many clapping outside of his ho
save 40% on hotel and ticket packages right now. not later, like right now. tonight prb outraged at georgia s sweeping new elections law which restricts access to voting calling it an atrocity and saying the justice department is reviewing it and calling out the racial motivation of the law, saying it is nothing less than jim crow in the 21st century. its restrictions targeted specially to suppress black voters in georgia. also tonight, dominion voting systems going after fox big time, filing a $1.6 billion defamation lawsuit against the right wing channel for pushing trump s big lie about election fraud, accusing it of recklessly disregarding the truth. so joining me now is democratic senator cory booker. i really appreciate you joining us this evening. we are watching the big lie now turn into voter suppression. president biden saying this. an atrocity. the idea, any indication that it had nothing to do with fairness, nothing to do with decency. they passed a law saying y
situation as they dismiss questions about her being silenced. let s go out front. and good evening, i m erin burnett. out front tonight, the breaking news. suing former trump white house chief of staff mark meadows suing the house january 6th committee and speaker nancy pelosi. meadows wants a court to block enforcement of both the subpoena the committee issued him to testify, as well as the subpoena that it issued to verizon to get all of his phone records. well, committee vice chair liz cheney has just responded to cnn telling meadows, bring it on. telling cnn just moments ago, quote, the committee has received a number of extremely interesting, nonprivileged documents from mr. meadows. and now, he is refusing to appear to answer questions about these nonprivileged documents. well, that would appear to be pretty inconsistent, right? and so, the committee is now moving to hold meadows formally in criminal contempt. that will make meadows the third former-trump official tha
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from any light being shed on his activities. reporter: january 6 committee member jamie raskin weighs in. just days before the polls open in virginia s high-stakes race for governor he wants to force you to join a union. he wants to laysraise your taxe. reporter: the candidates are making final pitches with more than a million early ballots already cast. bwe work with reasonable republicans, but glenn youngkin is not a reasonable republican. kids ages 5 to 11 could start getting pfizer s covid-19 vaccine as soon as tuesday. there s a really good reason to have the children vaccinated. i m pamela brown in washington. you are in the cnn newsroom. for the first time since the shooting that left a sinninni to cinematographer dead, alec baldwin is speaking out. natasha chen now, what did baldwin say? reporter: yeah, pamela. baldwin was being followed by cameras. he was with his family, and he stopped his car to get out and talk to paparazzi, really taking h