right here to cnn. new central. happening soon in charlottesville, two of these three men who carried tiki torches and march nearly six years ago at a white nationalist rally are scheduled to appear in court today. each has been indicted on a single felony charge of burning an object with the intent to intimidate. which carries a maximum penalty of five years in prison. 2017 rally ultimately led to violent clashes with counter protesters in 32 year old heather higher, lost her life. cnn s brian todd is in charlottesville. brian i understand there are some new developments, what s going on there? well john. the hearing is slightly delayed because there s another unrelated hearing going on in this court behind me, but in a few minutes we do expect this hearing to take place where two of the three defendants in
certain claims about dominion to be false statement goes on to say that settle the settlement reflects foxes continued commitment to the highest journalistic standards. the last part i will leave. let s get straight to the former new york process with new york and federal prosecutor elie honig. it s a giant settlement. it is a lot of money, but fox avoids a lot of embarrassment. your take on who wins here. well john, i think there s some real accountability here. i give dominion a lot of credit. look they got an enormous historic amount of money out of fox. now people are hung up on the fact that there s not some sort of formal admission of guilt here by fox. but really, how would that have happened? even if dominion took this all the way to trial and got a verdict in its favor, that doesn t mean that there s going to be an apology that comes with that. dominion is a private corporation. they re entitled to look out for their own interests. here they got a settlement. that s about 10 t
lucy cavanaugh live for us on the ground in kansas city, lucy what s the latest? well john, the family of that young boy is demanding answers. the community here is demanding justice at the high school where ralph charles 16 year old welfare eliza student. hundreds of his classmates walked out and what they have been describing as a peaceful unity. march classmates described him as a sweet kind boy loved by teachers and classmates, like he was described as very smart but humble. he never bragged about it. the focus now is when this 84 year old suspected shooter is going to turn himself. into police custody. lester is facing two charges. one is criminal action, armed criminal action, which could get him 3 to 15 years behind bars. the more serious charge which is first degree felony assault that could see him as you point out, spend the rest of his life in prison. now this incident unfolded on the front porch of that home behind me, according to court
withheld evidence it did not explore all possible suspects. cnn s carla suarez is following this story for us, carlos why is he going back to prison? well john, the 65 year old is going to have to turn himself into authorities here in orlando later today because essentially he has run out of an appeals process. the supreme court earlier this year said they were not going to take up his case. as you mentioned 65 year old crossley greed has been on conditional release since 2021. at the federal judge ruled that prosecutors here in the state of florida withheld some evidence in his 1990 murder case. that judge overturned that life sentence and essentially told the state of florida look, you can either retry green or you ve got to let him go. the state of florida decided to appeal that decision to a federal court of appeals. and while that process played out green was allowed to
During the May 9 edition of ABC’s The View, Whoopi Goldberg made a surprising revelation to members of the audience. During an interview with Fox’s John Stossel about his new book, "No They Can't: Why Government Fails But Individuals Succeed," Goldberg disclosed that she was a member of the NRA. [Video below the jump.]