sunday night, so we woke up at greenfield on monday. so sunday night with the same family members, your brother, brooklyn, buster and that s right. and liz. liz and her mom and dad and then you went to sommerville with who? i believe i went to sommerville myself, but in the car by myself. i can t remember if buster rode together, i think we had separate cars. probably did ride together i don t know, i went to sommerville and buster was in sommerville with me, with grandma and papa t. and sommerville is where maggie s parents lived? that s right. maggie s mom and dad, maggie s mom is grandma, and dad is papa t. did you stay with them for a few days in sommerville? i stayed with them in sommerville, yes, we stayed in sommerville monday night, tuesday night, wednesday night, and then we went to greenwall. ok. and what was in greenville? my niece. that was she was having a baby, and maggie had just been she had just been so excited. so she wa
hunt has more on the story for us. what can you say? well, jacqui, the missouri attorney general is trying to force out kim gardner. he has not actually done so yet. he had given her until noon local time to resign and having not received that resignation at 12:01 central time he began the legal process to have her removed. the a.g. saying gardner has been negligent in her duties as circuit attorney and has repeatedly let down the people of st. louis. this is about the rule of law and about justice. instead of protecting victims, which is her obligation, she s creating more victims by neglect in office. the final straw for the a.g. appears to have been an incident over the weekend in which 17-year-old janay edmonson, in town for a volleyball terrific was horrifically injured as a result of a car crash on this security camera video that happened as she walked downtown with her family. she lost both her legs when she was pinned between two vehicles. the driver who caused
the israeli army said that it went after three wanted men. margaret: and michigan state men s basketball returns. first home game since that mass shooting. 8 empty seats at the arena tonight. walker, left hand, yes. had to recognize the game was bigger than just us, you know. we re playing for the whole community. margaret: good evening to our viewers in the west and thank you for joining us on this wednesday night. i am margaret brennan. norah is on assignment. tonight, our in-depth look at what earthquake-prone california is doing to prevent large-scale destruction when the big one hits. plus we ll meet a teen pageant queen who is also a state champion wrestler. but we begin with a coast-to-coast outbreak of severe weather threatening more than 76 million people across 26 states. the dakotas, minnesota, and wisconsin are bearing the brunt of the blizzard threat with some areas bracing for nearly 2 feet of snow, powerful gusts, and wind chills as low as min
e credit cards. then, pay off your car loan. and then take the cash left over and put it in the bank for the financial security that every veteran deserves. john: begin at 2:00 with the unintended consequences of going soft on crime. a community fed up and furious and now st. louis s top prosecutor out of a job. welcome back as america reports rolls into hour two. i m john roberts, nice to spend thursday with you. jacqui: good to be with you, john. jacqui heinrich in for sandra smith. kim gardner forced out after facing an ultimatum after she was accused of turning a blind eye on a ticking time bomb career criminal set free on bond and he caused a crash that left a teenager fighting to survive. chief correspondent jonathan
they don t believe that anything can come out of this state s attorney office and want to take took 13 months to investigate. was this video altered in thian way? it was also really interesting for that state s attorney talking about it saying, you know what? wait a second. we re releasing, indicting this officer before the video is released. but then we re seeing the underlines of complicated with that and called a code of silence with the chicago police department and that culture. that s right. 13 months. now, i m talking to folks all day yesterday and today saying for 13 months this officer even though on desk duty collecting a paycheck, adding to his pension. that $5 million settlement with the family in april, the city had known what was on the video. that s what prompted this settlement. they knew what was going to happen and people in the community fed up and adding to the kind of chorus across the country since michael brown, right?