The new York Post some of the situation this way, let them loose. More brazen crime caught on Camera Police naming a suspect in this terrific Video Showing man getting shot after falling with two children on the sidewalk. Luckily no one was killed. Out in chicago during a Puerto Rican Pride Parade Celebration at 24 yearold man was shot in the head at pointblank rate an a woman in his car was shot in the neck. At last report she was in critical condition and the man died. Former Police Chief dreams the rice is on the lack of common sense. Ive got to just start by saying that our professional profession is in crisis right now. You talk about issues like bill reform, the courts are not usin common sense, they are putting these violent criminals back in our communities, so that is the common Thread Receipt and all o our cities. Lawrence, i know you were ou and about covering the George Floyd Protest last year and all across america, there was looting, but here in york apparently if you did
cnn s paula reid has details on the justice department s investigation. reporter: the justice department today escalating its efforts to prosecute those responsible for january 6th, charging oath keepers leader stewart rhodes with seditious conspiracy. it s the first time prosecutors have used the sedition charge after bringing more than 700 cases related to the insurrection. prosecutors have said they were considering using the rarely applied section of federal law. rhodes is the most high profile in the investigation so far. court documents lay out a wide-ranging plot to storm the capitol and disrupt the certification of the 2020 election. two days after election day, rhodes allegedly urged his followers to refuse to accept the election results writing in a signal message, we aren t getting through this without a civil war. according to federal prosecutors on his way to d.c. on january 3rd, rhodes allegedly bought an ar platform rifle and sights, mounts, triggers, slings
arlington, virginia just outside of d.c. a few miles from the capitol. the doj is talking about those qrf teams in this from the indictment, i ll read it for you, while certain oathkeeper members and affiliates inside of washington, d.c. breached the capitol grounds and building, others remained stationed just outside of the city in qrf teams. the qrf teams were prepared to rapidly transport firearms and other weapons into washington, d.c. in support of operations aimed at using force to stop the lawful transfer of presidential power. the dojjen kats here this plot continues. stewart rhodes who was arrested today allegedly bought almost $18,000 in weapons and ammunition leading up to january 20th. jake, he was calling for members of the oath keepers to form militias to stop and commit violence against the biden administration. ryan these right wing groups are also an important part of the investigation by the select committee investigating the january 6 attack. tell us more
january 6th committee. we ll listen to the top democrat on that committee. we should get those documents soon because the sitting president has the primary say on executive privilege. joining me cnn senior legal analyst, a former state and federal prosecutor. what is executive privilege? john, executive privilege is one of the most controversial and high stakes legal theories in our whole system. generally speaking, it means certain communications between the president and his top advisers need to remain secret. they don t go to congress or prosecutors or the general public. now, executive privilege is as old as the nation itself. the first president to invoke it was the first president, george washington. and every president since has invoked the executive privilege in some way or other. the patron saint, the godfather of executive privilege is richard nixon. 1974, water gate is exploding, special prosecutors, the secret oval office tapes and nixon says, no, executive
home. plus, the man who assaulted comedian david chapelle on the stage in los angeles has been hit with four misdemeanor charges after ellie s district attorney george gascon files the charges. more courtroom drama as amber heard testifies against x has been johnny depp. what she says happens on the infamous trip couple took to australia in 2015. we began with elevated security concerns and of course ashley strohmier tracking the latest this evening, ashley. hey, kevin chief justice roberts speaking out for the first time since somebody leaked a draft opinion with landmark decision guaranteeing abortion access nation wide growth he waited to be overturned. the chief justice believes one bad apple may be responsible for the leak and calling it absolutely appalling. the democrat who agrees. john, i completely condemned the leak. whoever leaked it should be prosecuted. the white house officials say the leak is not what is most important but the content of the leak itself. t