a family as they mourn the passing of they ve over turning of a guilty verdict in their case thank you. next speaker. hello my name is paul let brown. i m here again, it s coming up open another year my son was murdered. 30s rounds of built left that gun and went into my son. i m here and whatever i can be to bring awareness to members of homicide. my son is still gone. a lot of parents - i stand for a lot of parents who can t even do this. i will continue to do this. i m in school now trying to get my alcoholic and other degrees. we re talking about trying to beware guns. our children are still dying, lying on the street and their blood going down the gutter. i m tired of hearing about people s children getting murdered everyday. i relive this everyday and i walk out the door everyday looking at where my son laid. as i think about it i have to keep my son and other people s children in the public s eye. how long are we going to have to do this? this is my therapy and my
provision has passed the senator today, we don t expect a sped i didn t passing through congress not because of the congress but because of the funding for legal services and services to indoctrinated immigrant and issues around american woman s receiving those services. so indeed the federal funding is an issue so we ve happy to have received some of the $118,000 since it wasn t going to be moved from the district attorney s office. currently when we come back i was just reminded that members of public aren t allowed to commit on issues we ve voted on today but you can also make general commits not on issues in front of us. i m sorry. and now that i want to commit on a family as they mourn the passing of they ve over turning of a guilty verdict in their case thank you. next speaker. hello my name is paul let brown. i m here again, it s coming up open another year my son was murdered. 30s rounds of built left that gun and went into my son. i m here and whatever i can
moved from the district attorney s office. currently when we come back i was just reminded that members of public aren t allowed to commit on issues we ve voted on today but you can also make general commits not on issues in front of us. i m sorry. and now that i want to commit on a family as they mourn the passing of they ve over turning of a guilty verdict in their case thank you. next speaker. hello my name is paul let brown. i m here again, it s coming up open another year my son was murdered. 30s rounds of built left that gun and went into my son. i m here and whatever i can be to bring awareness to members of homicide. my son is still gone. a lot of parents - i stand for a lot of parents who can t even do this. i will continue to do this. i m in school now trying to get my alcoholic and other degrees. we re talking about trying to beware guns. our children are still dying, lying on the street and their blood going down the gutter. i m tired of hearing about peop
percent. south dakota going for the gop. mike brown de winning 51-59. over to kentucky mitch mcconnell winning with 56 percent. allison lunder man grimes 41. in alaska the ballots are still being counted. sullivan holding on to a five point lead over incumbent mark begich. we can update that for you and toll you 94 percent of the votes counted so far. democrat mark warner holding on to a small lead over ed gillespie separated 12,000 votes. 95 percent of ballots have been counted at this point. louisiana they are headed to a runoff. as expected neither candidate getting the necessary 50 percent. mary landrieu getting 42 percent, cassidy 41. to new hampshire that is going to a senate race shaheen 52 to 48 over scott brown. republicans win a sweeping majority over the senate. how do they do it? peter doocy takes us beyond the numbers of the biggest races. peter, good morning. republicans across the country last night held their breath to see if they would take contro