and at one point, he said that he was called upon the open the door, and the first thing that mr. gray said was help. and then porter asked him what s wrong, and gray said i can t breathe and porter said do you need a medic, and porter said yes. and porter asked if he wanted to go to the hospital, and then gray said yes. and the pros ecutor drove home the point that again and again he asked for help, and again, they didn t do anything, over and over and over again, and driving that point home the jury, and the defense will have its chance to the jury at the opening statement in ten minutes from now, and it will be underwa w way, a they are going to be coming out swinging. the gray family is there, and members of mr. porter s family is there and very, very intense, and members of the community in there, and it is very, very intense situation, wolf. how long do they expect the trial to go on? well, the judge has said that it will be over on or before
west of some of those same countries to be precise. and does he have a point that turkey is not doing enough to stop isis, and especially the flow of terrorists across the turkish/syrian border and the sale of the black market sale of oil coming in from syria into turkey? what we have discovered, and we had the turkish am bbassadorn yesterday to talk to the members of my committee, along with the ambassador from jordan and iraq and saudi arabia on specifically the issue of closing down the border. but it is not just oil sales that are ending up going to the turkey, it is also that isis is selling this to assad s regime as well. and so as you know, there is hard evidence on this now, wolf. so in fact, there is a little bit of the projection here. this is what has been for a long time one of the examples of the way in which assad s regime, even while they use eisis as a
because we should fit into your life. not the other way around. we are following the breaking news out of baltimore right now. the prosecution has just finished the opening statement the as the first trial of the so-called freddie gray six is under way. the jury was seated this morning and officer william porter is facing a slew of charges including involuntary manslaughter and second degree assault for failing to secure gray in the back of a police van and not calling paramedics when grayed asked for help. gray later died of a spinal cord injury. and we go the miguel marquez who is there at the trial. after being seated, what did the
but what we need to do is to step it up in the sense that we need to be targeting these isis forces on the ground, and as you know, you just saw the french pull in their air force and hit four isis training bases that we had yet to strike, because our rules of engagement are such that the decisions can t be made by our local commanders, but made all of the way in washington, d.c., and three times out of four, they can t get the approval to hit the target, and with are have to change the rules of engagement, and step that up. that is where the president needs to lead and so far we have not seen a strategy out of the white house to do that. that needs to change right now and with britain stepping up, that might help. and the rules of engagement try to prevent what is called collateral damage, innocent civilians who might be killed in the air strikes. donald trump earlier today, the republican presidential frontrunner, he was on tv, and on fox, and he suggested go ahead and kill the isi
the republican presidential nomination. let s bring in s.e. cupp, democratic strategist donna brazil. what s this for donald trump? oh, god, if only we could explain, not only the rise but the longevity of donald trump through all of these inexplicable and largely offensive statements and moments. it s really hard to say. clearly his supporters like what he is saying, and every time folks in the media or republicans or democrats, republicans like me who actually want to win the white house, push back on the things he has said, it only seems to bolster his supporters. i was actually just talking to a trump supporter the other day, a woman in washington. i was asking her, what is it about him? and she just loves the way he talks. i mean, there s really no way around it. i think what complains it all