he served as attorney general, he was a senator minnesota and served as vice president in 1984. he has passed tonight at the age of 93. that s going to do us for us tonight. let s see you for the last word with florence or. donald good evening lawrence. good evening rachel. i would like to enter the name of tip o neill into our continuing coverage tonight of walter mondale, because it was his idea suggesting congresswoman geraldine ferraro has the vice presidential nominee to run along with walter mondale and he actually did it in a way that s kind of remarkable when you think back to it now because when you think about the speaker of the house he couldn t have been more powerful. he is saying that he actually said in may long before the conventions that not only should be a woman but should specifically be geraldine ferraro and who knows what was gonna happen if he didn t get behind that idea so early. do you know why he thought that early on that she was the right pick? t
news meeting with my staff and talking people in the building today, everyone is very excited you ve got these lawyers. i haven t heard these prosecutors speak outside the courtroom, other than the immediate aftermath of that historic case. i m in awe that you ve got them and i m not going to help you believe any less nervous about it. we are lucky to have them. thank you rachel. thanks lawrence good. look i grew up in courtrooms. courtrooms and baseball fields i guess. i have been to more trials than i can remember. my final other became a lawyer when i was a baby. he went to night school, for college and law school while he was working full-time as a boston police officer. it was after years of sitting on the witness stand as a police officer, and thinking that he could do a better job than the lawyers who were questioning him. that he decided to become a lawyer. lawyer-ing would not have look so easy for him, from that witness stand, if he had been questioned by our
chauvin s actions. what is your you know, your view of that use of force during that time period? totally unnecessary. what do you mean? well, first of all, pulling him down to the ground facedown and putting your knee on a neck for that amount of time is just uncalled for. i saw no reason why the officers felt they were in danger if that s what they felt, and that s what they would have to have felt to be able to use that kind of force. so in your opinion should that restraint have stopped once he was handcuffed and prone on the ground? absolutely. it appeared he had stopped putting up any resistance? absolutely, i would stop. cnn s josh campbell is covering the trial for us from minneapolis. josh, this may be some of the most devastating testimony yet for derek chauvin. yeah, absolutely, a devastating witness for the defense, and let s break down what we just heard there, and who this person was. this was a man who was the most senior police officer in
defunding the police movement has led to many changes crime statistics. in portland murders have gone up 270% in the minneapolis 46%. and in new york city 12%. happening today, christians around the world marking good friday. a message of hope as we send our second eastern in a pandemic. he calls me redeemed i will never be enough and greater is the one living inside of me. ainsley: one of my favorite soppings we are all redeemed because jesus christ went to the cross for us today is good friday. you are looking at an image at saint patrick s cathedral. one of the prettiest churches i have ever been. in steve, i know you have been in there and brian have you as well. we are all friend with cardinal dolan. it s going to be a wonderful weekend. we celebrate easter, the rest resurrection this weekend. brian: what about credit to our cameraman to get that high and shoot down on saint patrick s cathedral, that s awesome. steve: it s a beautiful spot. if you are ever ab
who was really behind it all? this whole story could take another crazy turn. he said that i need to pay for what i did. hello and welcome to dateline. denise husk yins and her boyfriend aaron quinn went to sleep one night blissfully unaware that they would wake up to a living nightmare, an armed stranger in the bedroom and he didn t appear to be alone, what happened next was so odd it would leave the detectiveses and the public scratching their heads. an unexpected break in the case would steer authorities toward an unlike suspect and truth. i was asleep in bed. it was about 5:00 in the morning. reporter: frightening doesn t begin to describe what she went through. and the next thing i knew there was someone laying on top of me. reporter: she was instantly the losing player in someone else s game of power and control. their hand was over my mouth. reporter: if you re wondering, there was no way to fight back. must have been screaming. reporter: this w