murder. that was the real racist part. he saw them outside of himself. a way to go to heaven. he did not see them as human. he had to preserve his christianity as all causes. a double marginalize they were not doubly marginalized. he perceived them as sex workers. he perceived them as ex sex wors and asian. that was the racist part of him. that s overt obvious racism. right. these are the things that we need to dig into as both of us do in therapy to figure out what s going on. there is so much strange to fit it in the box when sometimes it is like porn, you know it when you see it. i don t know his context of his relationship of the spas. the fetish of asian women is well-known. is that his thing? if you want to charng a hate crime, fine. find your criteria. we are talking about society and people are attacking our asian brothers and sisters. we know why they are doing it. i live in atlanta for seven years and went and visited atlanta many, many times in years and wo
you got to see what happened in atlanta as an opportunity. i don t know what we re going to find out, about what this shooter understands of his own motives. i am, certainly, not giving him any excuses. but, is there any, other reason, other than the obvious here, for why he targeted asian-american women? even if it was a sex thing, why did it have to be them? why were they the object of his desire? or his affliction? and even if the analysis is strained i could tell you. it s not your turn, yet. even if the analysis is strained, we have to recognize their reality because it s on the rise. the attacks are on the rise. absolutely, no matter what the finding is in atlanta. cnn tonight. the big show. its big star, on screen right now, d lemon. i ve got so much that i want to say, and so much that i want the viewer to see. i am sorry that i was encroaching your time. i am sitting here raising my hand, and you know i never do that. i wait for you to finish. i can tell yo
this is about women coming forward and reporting very serious crimes that have happened against them, whether it s in public spaces, whether it s in the workplace, whether it s in a range of different contexts. watch the additional hate crime category does is it signals very, very clearly to society as a whole that this behaviour is not acceptable. it s a searching question. to what extent can police and the law prevents unacceptable to what extent can police and the law prevent unacceptable misogynistic behaviour? there are no easy answers. tim muffett, bbc news. just a quick reminder that we will be talking to thejustice secretary at about half past seven this morning, putting some of those points in those piece to him. that is all coming up later. let s have a look at the sport. we have emma raducanu, who hasjust arrived in the us. she emma raducanu, who has ust arrived in the us. . emma raducanu, who has ust arrived in the us. ,, .,, ., , in the us. she has. for the first time in
this is piers morgan tonight. good evening. tonight s big story is trayvon martin. was the shooting self-defense or not? here s what george zimmerman s attorney told me last night. the reason that trayvon martin is dead is not because he was black or because he wore a hoodie or because he was walking in the rain. it s because that 6 3 young man made a terrible decision and a bad judgment and decided to smack somebody in the face and smack their head into the ground. that s one side of the story. does anyone believe that? also the most trusted man in jacqueline kennedy s life. it was a secret service agent who protected her when the president was shot. his firsthand account of that dark day coming up. but first, back to trayvon martin. with me now is gloria allred and charles blow. also is arsenio hall. first, i want to hear from our legal minds. this has become an incredibly complex legal battle now. the attorneys i had on last night, george zimmerman got very fi
this is piers morgan tonight. good evening. tonight s big story is trayvon martin. was the shooting self-defense or not? here s what george zimmerman s attorney told me last night. the reason that trayvon martin is dead is not because he was black or because he wore a hoodie or because he was walking in the rain. it s because that 6 3 young manmade a terrible decision and a bad judgment and decided to smack somebody in the face and smack their head into the ground. that s one side of the story. does anyone believe that? also the most trusted man in jacqueline kennedy s life. it was a secret service agent who protected her when the president was shot. his firsthand account of that dark day coming up. but first, back to trayvon martin. with me now is gloria allred and charles blow. also is arsenio hall. first, i want to hear from our legal minds. this has become an incredibly complex legal battle now. the attorneys i had on last night, george zimmerman got very fir