a restart for the investigation into the flint water scandal. it s been four years since flint, michigan, declared an emergency over the water quality. and this week prosecutors announced they re dismissing all related criminal cases against government officials and they will start the investigation from scratch. cnn correspondent paolo sandoval is live for us in flint, michigan. what s the explanation we are hearing from prosecutors about all this? when you hear from the residents of flint after speaking to them today i can tell you they re there s a sense of outrage. this growing call for accountability and so when you hear from people there certainly seems to be a sense that this case would have been renewed versus dismissed as the attorney general and announced earlier this week, basically promising this case would be revisited that we could see the charges filed potentially against the same defendants. but as the ag said that she was
incidents that we re not even talking about today, is that it is not a deterrent, iran is not changing its behavior and they re refusing to come back to the negotiating table and u.s. allies, too, are concerned about that. especially since they felt like the iran nuclear deal was the best way to keep iran s activities in check. michelle kosinski, thank you so much and fred pleitgen from tehran. thank you. and coming up, they drank and bathed in dangerously lead-tainted water wondering if they would see justice and now victims of the flint water scandal are dealing with the news that prosecutors have dropped all criminal charges against government officials. so what is next for the future? we ll talk to one victim. plus the man accused of trying to murder david ortiz claims the red sox legend was not his intended target. what else he told reporters from his jail cell. it was here.
problem on this. there is a lot of other things. i mean, behavior by senior people at department of justice, senior people at the fbi, there are a number of people that she had to be held responsible and for us to understand really what they did and the impact that it had on this trust and this foundation in free and fair elections. congressman crist stewart, it s always good to have you on, we appreciate you taking the time and the hard questions. thank you, sir. that was a great interview, jim. ahead for us, this story, if you missed it pay attention, because a shocking move overnight in the flint water scandal. four years after this whole thing broke out, lead in the water there in flint, criminal charges, et cetera, now they are all dropped and they are starting again from the beginning. why? next.
bret: benjamin hall in london, benjamin, thank you. up next the panel and growing tension with iran and president trump saying he might listen to foreign dirt on political rivals. first, fox affiliates around the country covering tonight fox 13 in memphis where 25 officers hurt in a riots that erupted after u.s. marshal shot and killed a man wanted on multiple warrants. tennessee bureau of investigation since officers use deadly force after the man ramped their vehicles multiple times before exiting his vehicle with a weapon. following the shooting, hundreds gathered near the scene throwing rocks and bricks at the police. if you officers were seriously injured, most of them minor injuries. fox 2 in detroit, prosecutors there dismissing all criminal charges against a people in the flint water scandal and starting the investigation from scratch. michigan solicitor general s had all available evidence was not pursued by the previous team of prosecutors three years after the investigatio
let s be clear, this is really not that big of a deal and there were so many other pressing issues confronting the nation, although some critics of the president make try to turn this into, yes, watergate. shannon: no you didn t. i did go there, i m sorry. it s a different kind of watergate. it s a different kind of water scandal. shannon: s this one is a little less scary. kind of cheesy i guess. shannon: we like it, we like you. thank you so much. our next guest could soon be forced to make a very tough decision on roy moore should he be elected to the u.s. senate. senator lindsey graham is a republican of south carolina. welcome to fox news at night, good to have you with us. where are you on this judge roy moore situation? you are a lawyer so you clearly believe in due process, but that s not going to happen before the selection, at least not in a court of law. we are in a political environment. when the allegations first came out is that if true he should step asi