Center. From 1998 to 2001 she was a lead attorney of the juvenile unit for thedistrict of columbia. Awards she has received include the leadership price from the juvenile law center and 2013 Robert E Shepard junior award for excellence in juvenile defense from the National Juvenile offender center. Her latest book the rage of innocence how america criminalizes black youth was described by georgetown paul butler as a lucid analysis from a brilliant scholar at the top of her game. And by the Washington Post as comprehensive, meticulously researched, written language accessible to lawyers and laypeople alike and most importantly articulated realistically with forms that are in reach right now. Kristens advice on how to honor the black children who are so oftenempowered by our justice hesystem is simple. Tell her story. In the wake of worldwide outrage and highprofile examples of f Racial Injustice and inequality the rage of innocence sheds light on many lesserknown but equally troubling e
Giving testimony against her husband, a court in china hears from bos wife. Plus british wine taking on champaign . We will take a taste test a little later in the program. Hello, president bashirs most powerful ally russia is pushing the un to investigate an alleged chemical attack in syria. Russias foreign minister also asked rebels to guaranty un inspectors safe access to the area. Meanwhile un secretary general says the use of chemical weapons would constitute crimes against humanity. But the government of bashir denies it was behind wednesdays attack by the capitol. And Charles Stratford has more. The pictures shocked the world. Hundreds of People Killed in an apparent chemical weapons attack on a damascus. And they are in syria and staying at a hotel not far from the scene. They arrived in the country three days before the alleged attack but the limited mandate means they have not been allowed to the site and limited to visiting locations previously agreed upon with the governmen
Information private, new revelations about u. S. Spying activities. And south korea bans japanese fish from waters of fukushima a day before a decision is made. Two days of meetings and debates and still no closer on syria. Members of the g20 richest nations in the world have been at a summit in russia over shadowed by the conflict and it is due to finish in a few hours and barack obama is trying to gain support for a missile strike on syria and reports emerge and russia will send another navy ship towards the region. And house support for military strikes in syria appears to be working out at g20 meeting and the u. S. Is leading the way in favor, and joined by france and the british Prime Minister and his government wont be able to take part in any military action. Also thought to be broad is australia, canada and japan and turkey and we know russia and china are against the strike but they could ally on argentina, brazil, the european union, italy, mexico and south africa. And peter
Manager, respectively. We are waiting to hear from the lawyers. But we can tell you at this point, the president is off to West Virginia to continue doing what he does. As president of the United States, a town in economic recovery. We will leave it up to that. The five is not. Welcome to the five. We are covering three breaking new stories this out. Guilty of 8 of 18 counts in his child. Have Major Developers with Michael Cohen. President trumps lawyer reaching a plea deal. In a News Conference in iowa after missing College Student Mollie Tibbetts has been found. We will bring you there live as soon as heavens. We will head to chief National Correspondent ed henry for latest on the cohen plea deal. First, live in alexandria, virginia, for the verdict of Paul Manafort. Just in the last 45 or 60
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Solved with soldiers with rifles on the street. Our problem is going to be solved with, when youre making gun arrests, if 40 of the people arrested with a gun, a loaded firearm, are being released on their own recognizance, even though a gun charge was not covered by the bail reform law that you couldnt remand people or require bail there, when 80 of them are being released on their own recognizance in brooklyn where we have to most shootings, when you have hundreds of cases not being thats because of covid. Even the people convicted of those cases, which is only 17 of her disposed of case, meaning it went to trial, there was a guilty plea, it ended only 17 of our cases are getting disposed of. And in those cases where theres a mandatory minimum of one to
three years, people are doing an average of nine months, thats really sending a message to the people in the street, a, the likelihood is im not going to get stopped, im not going to be arrested. If i am arrested i have an 80 chance i