freddie gray s family to end the civil case. they thought they would lose the legal case. what is next for the officers accused in his death. the hard reality, what life is really like for the syrian refugee who is were taken by european countries. and showtime. i think my face and i ready to do this. let s start the show. stephen cool bear s late night debut putting away the persona and playing himself. we begin in kentucky in the unfolding legal drama surrounding kim davis. she was released today after a judge released her from jail. after six days behind bars kim davis emerged on tuesday from kentucky s detention center. with a pat on the back from her lawyer and trailed by republican presidential candidate mike huckabee, a short time later at a rally with supporters the trio and kim davis husband took the stage. the strains of eye of the tiger think raised hands and proclaimed victory. i just want to give god the glory, you people have rallied, andorra
by the media, and you substitute that person with someone from the opposing party, and you say to yourself would that have been treated the same way if this person had done the same thing, i think you will have to conclude the answer is the treatment is sometimes disparate, and there was a sense of the media in general, certainly not everyone, but rooting for this president. a lot of people were excited, including journalists, about having an african-american president, someone that promised more transparency than ever. the idea that a president will issue a directive that gives you more tools to do your job and try to reverse something that had been going wrong in recent years that is very exciting. healthcare.gov, we were a little bit asleep at the switch in some respects, we in the media, perhaps we wanted to see something succeed and we saw a need for it and we did not dig with full vigor into some of the controversies that probably where there. roger in sanford, florid
bit, but in the first 45 minutes, we will get your reactions from yesterday and the charges in freddie gray s death being a homicide. for baltimore residents, (202) 748-8000. for those in law enforcement (202) 748-8001. for all others, (202) 745-8002. if you want to put your thoughts on our social media, @cspanwj on twitter. facebook, facebook.com/cspan. or send us an e-mail, journal@c-span.org. the newspapers this morning have the photos of the six officers, officer goodson rice, miller, porter and officer nero. the editorial pages of two newspapers take a look at what happened particularly when it comes to the law enforcement angle, from washington post, a step towards justice is there angle. the wall street journal also in their editorial takes a look at this issue specifically mentioning officers, adding this if we learn anything from ferguson, missouri and sat nilan that early conclusions about the facts and police confrontations are often wrong. if great julie was
instances that may occur? things have been put in place to improve community interaction. i don t know all the things he s going to implement. but he s trying to get the officers to i think the cameras will help rebuild that trust but it won t be the end-all, be-all. it s just one tool in our toolbox. i think that will make the community feel somewhat more comfortable. so they can see the officers are doing the right thing. i m all for the cameras because i think a lot of these false complaints the officers will be exonerated. are all these officers from baltimore or from different as far as where they reside or growing up and stuff? that i don t know. i don t have that answer either. their background? no, sir. if that s it any other questions? thank you for your time. thank you very much. happening now, taking to the streets, angry residents get ready for a new round of protesters as officials try to learn how and why a baltimore man died of