really? what country do they live in? what world are they in? what planet are they on? that is the sentiment you ll hear from those supporting ahmaud arbery who want these men convicted in federal court. that again will play out starting tomorrow morning with jury selection wrapping up, then going to opening statements. and we know the men are facing life in prison, but legal experts say this is about sending a message that being a racist and acting on that racism towards another race, killing them, targeting, assaulti ing tm in any way will mean you face consequences. then will we be seeing the same witnesses called in the state s case also called in the federal case? some of those same witnesses, fred, but the key component of the video in the state case is not as important. they were convicted of killing him. now it s about motive. that s why legal experts say the burden of proof is much harder to prove in this case for the prosecution. all right, nadia romero,
i got to run, but if you had three or four words to say to sinema andrd manchin right now what would thosein be? i would say remember the oath of office you r took. it is not the west virginia. it is not to arizona. it is not tot a party. it is to doing the promote the general welfare of the country. okay.he congressman, thank you so much. time. iate your thank you,ch congressman. sure. well, it will be a busy day in court tomorrow for some of thero january 6th capital riot defendants. former trump administration appointeeum accused of assaulti an officer and two people accused of t attacking fallen capitol police officer brian sicknick will appear. but as the defendants face their fate, so are some of trump s close connections s and possibl evennn members of congress as t house committee investigating thee attacks warns more subpoes are on the way. nbc washington investigative reporter scott mcfarland has more. reporter: here we are, nearly
PETALING JAYA: Two company directors, including a Datuk who was caught on a viral video assaulting a young couple, have pleaded guilty at a Magistrate s Court here to assaulting and causing public nuisance at a steamboat restaurant in Persiaran Tropicana.
Datuk Tan Wai Khan, 42, and Ang Mow Loong, 40, made the plea after the charges were read out before magistrate Nurshahira Abd Salim here on Thursday (Jan 21).
The court, however, fixed April 2 for hearing of statement of facts and sentencing.
According to the first charge, Tan and Ang were jointly accused of voluntarily causing harm by hitting Kwan Pei Chong, 31, at Restoran Steamboat TST, Tropicana Avenue, Damansara, at 9pm on Jan 12.