their own city overnight. a russian warplane targets the wrong side of the border, damaging buildings and leaving a 130 ft crater in its wake what the russian defense ministry is now saying and in court today, three men charged in connection with a white nationalist rally in charlottesville will appear before a judge and cnn is live outside the court. new this morning, deeply disturbing details about the kentucky bank shooter from notes he himself wrote police now piecing together his motive for the massacre were following these major developing stories and many more all coming in right here to cnn news, central. new overnight. a large blast rocked a russian city near the ukrainian border, and they did it to themselves. you can see it right here as one of russia s own planes targets its own city firing into that city, russia state news agency says a russian jet dropped the bomb during a mid air emergency over the city of belgorod. you can see that city is over the border from
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then came out with this report. and with all this pressure turn and all this i in terms of the microscope on the tennessee legislature, he had to step down yesterday. in this sort of shocking move. there s a lot of focus on that body right now, especially with everything that s happened in the last month. you could understand now when you think about ethics concern you had two members who went down to the floor made some noise about gun control, and they were thrown out. but then you had a member who was also under investigation for this workplace violation where he might have been talking to, as he said to employees outside of work, and what he said was consensual. obviously it doesn t seem like the two people he was talking to thought it was consensual. john the brevity of that statement that you held up combined with the brevity of his statement from the video we played that all speaks volumes, doesn t it? brian yang. terrific reporting as always language. thanks so much, my friend.
right. jenna: how does that complicate people or add a variable at least to the investigation? well, it is a big base. it s biggest one. and i think, jenna, what we might see after this incident is the possibility of the military may have metal detectors at clear entry points to these bases. the only people allowed to carry guns on those bases are law enforcement personnel, security personnel. he was clearly not allowed to carry a gun into the facility unless it was put in a special area, and if someone s bent on workplace violation, no sign violence, no sign, no policy is going to stop them. that s where metal detectors might come in. -and-a-half people have foil disturb. jenna: people have foiled metal detectors as well. do you really think we re going to be at that point? i don t know. it sounds like a crazy thing to do, but this is a crazy world that we live in. jenna: just real quick on that point, obviously, there s a special attention paid to this case because of the for
this were any other job let s not forget these are professionals. remove the nfl from it, take off the pads. you look at this workplace violation and it actually may have some criminal ramifications at the other end. this is something i think we should be looking at maybe from a professional workplace standpoint. tony saragusa has a different take. he says when you re in the locker room that is like your home. he should have confronted him and said hey, what s your problem. easier said. that is a scary tkpwaoeufplt tkpwaoeufplt that is a scary guy. he may have. when you look at those transcripts that you can t look at without feeling disgusted and sick, when you see that and that s what we know happened, think of the things that we re not even sure of. weigh in on this on our facebook page, fox &