mistakenly bring his doorbell while trying to pick up his siblings simply ringing a doorbell and being profiled here s shot in the head plus potential deal. the judge and the fox news defamation trial delays the start of the proceedings in order for fox to settle this case. what they have to do is admit wrongdoing. this a sign of a last minute hail mary will have a former fox insider on to discuss and field trip house republicans traveled to new york city to take on the manhattan d a over crime. he s taken his soft on crime approach to the real criminals, but democrats say republicans are covering up for trump not taking on the issue. you are not serious people. if you are serious about doing something about violence, please join us voters see it. cnn prime time starts now. good evening. i m pamela brown, a black teenager shows up to the wrong home by mistake and rings . the doorbell, the homeowner, a white elderly man shoots him twice and tonight, prosecutors are charging th
would put you in a lower rung. but you re absolutely right, pam. i mean, as a mother, i cannot imagine the idea of sending my son to pick up his younger siblings and he just gets one part of the address wrong. just one part. there s no words that are exchanged. it seems and he has shot at in the arm and in the head and to have even the person who was the suspect now temporarily released while they were pending charges . that s part of the shockwaves here in this country. it s just that visceral reaction, right? it s just absolutely awful. i want to get to some reporting that we re actually just getting in that these documents that showed the suspect told police that he was quote scared to death due to the teens size bomani your reaction? no this. there s something fundamental about american law. when i was here last week, we were talking about the blm shooting at the protest in texas. and it gets back to something that really drives me crazy. and i know this seems very simple, but it s
going to be disease. we re gonna put a roller coaster over there and everybody is going to come to our rollercoaster. because mickey mouse s to whoa, what was beaten mickey mouse and i want to set up a camera of the faces of the kids, realizing they re going to the other team, part mad, he would be if you showed up and you went into desantis land. told you that you were gonna go to orlando even as babies universal. maybe i m not sure which literally hurting for black so hard, but marty, i will so grateful for you for making us laugh like that. what a way to end this show if you have money. nfl thank you and up next on cnn country. music star brad paisley joins alison to talk about his trip to ukraine, where he performed in kiev and met with president zelinsky back in a moment. mm hmm. hmm. hmm hmm.
committed murder, there are certain you know, obviously consequences and sentences. they re supposed to accompany those things and people get attracted and say, well, why is this different than that? why is it not a regular sort of murder, etcetera. but the reason we have hate crime legislation is because we want to add an additional deterrent that people do not believe that they have carte blanche to act on the basis of skin color, national origin, sexual orientation, religion or anything that s perceived as such because we re talking about crime in a hate crime context, especially it is all the more scary because it could target anyone at any given time because of their perception of who you might be. this is a really, really important conversation and thought provoking too, and i think this is a reminder of the work that still needs to be done in this country. thank you all so much. athena jones. we appreciate your reporting. everyone else stick with us now to akron, ohio, where a g
the house intelligence committee mark turner. thank you so much for your time. some of the chairman s colleagues in the house today, bringing a hearing on crime to the big apple where we are right now, the intent was to show the manhattan d a is ignoring crime in the city while focusing on prosecuting donald trump. in this country. justice is supposed to be blind, regardless of race, religion or creed. however, here in manhattan the scales of justice are weighed down by politics. the facts are that violent crime in manhattan in new york city, it s high but far below record levels and brag right now is in the middle of a legal fight with the house judiciary chairman jim jordans who wants him to testify to his committee, and that has sparked accusations of playing politics. the real purpose in coming to new york city. is to harass, intimidate and threaten manhattan district attorney alvin brad. the purpose of this