this tuesday i m ana cabrera. it is 10:00 eastern. we re here in new york and right now we re tracking calls for justice in kansas city after a 16-year-old was shot in the head after ringing the wrong doorbell 84-year-old andrew lester is the white homeowner now facing two felony charges for shooting ralph yarl police say there was a racial component to the shooting, but haven t provided details and an arrest warrant has been issued but lester is still not in custody. this morning, the 16-year-old s mother described his injuries. he had the bullet in the up here for about, let s say, up to 12 hours before it was taken out. also this morning, a rejected appeal a moscow court has ruled against evan gerstovitz. he will be detained in prison until he goes on trial next month on espionage charges the u.s. government calling the entire process a sham. the charges against evan are baseless and we call on the russian federation to immediately release him. and one of the mos
good evening everyone. welcome to cnn tonight. we begin with two alarming crime stories. a pennsylvania manner arrested after trying to bring explosives on a plane to florida. police say it is not terrorism, so what was it. then the story of a heinous murder in st. louis caught on cell phone. the next image is graphic it appears to be the moment the suspect shot a homeless man and the hand and brought daylight in a town in st. louis. tonight we will give you the real stats on crime and how it is being used as a potent political issue. and some of the lawmakers trying to make dressing in drag illegal are the same lawmakers who themselves have dressed in women s clothing. we have the photos to prove it. how much would it takes for you to move back to your home state. how about $25,000, we will explain. we have a lot to talk about so let s bring in my panel. we have my ex john. i won t say x of what. john miller our crime and justice savant. great to have all of you guys h
college-level classes, has plans to study chemical engineering in college. he just got confused he rang the wrong doorbell he was going to help his mom, to pick up his brothers who were at a friend s house, and now he s suffering from a brain injury. how do you make sense of this? well, you don t and, you know, actually, even if he wasn t a good student, even if he wasn t beloved by his classmates, this still would be unjust, right? so what you have is this kind of toxic combination, this deadly potentially deadly combination of the kind of obsession with guns, right, combined with deeply held racist views think about that neighborhood, barely segregated, often viewed as a conservative neighborhood, thought of as god s country, interesting sorts of ways, think about how young black men as was just laid out are often perceived by definition as threats. no matter if they re decent, loving, quiet, gentle, doesn t matter so here you have a man seeing a
fired 94 shots in less than seven seconds, roughly 46 bullets striking walker who died although the officers did not know it at the time, mr. walker had left his recently purchased gun in his car reporter: officials say police believed walker was a threat. if he was a lethal threat leaving his car, he should have been shot immediately when he left his car but he wasn t. reporter: police say that the officers who shot at walker remain on administrative duty. their names continue to be withheld from being publicly shared because of concerns of threats against them at this point, it is unclear, ana, if any of those officers faced prior complaints for use of force ana? jesse kirsch, thank you for your reporting we have more in 60 seconds including our first look at detained wall street journal evan girskovitz in a russian court. the fox news dominion trial
election in 2019 not necessarily with a went to begin with. so when she began writing a check prompts with city council she was already someone who wasn t beloved when she got there. she made history because she was a democrat. not because she was loyal. so when she got in trouble, that is when you realize, she was not supported as much as we thought to begin with. i don t want to inflate her situation with what happened in st. louis and i think they are all unique. listen, i work for the new york daily news. i see the stories of the crime. not just on a daily basis but throughout the day. storage devices, the real stories. they do train a picture of crime. real or exaggerated, that you feel. i don t know why democrats keep seating this argument to republicans. you don t have to pretend it is an invention.