single person in this country. so i would ask you impose the $500,000 cash surety on each of the defendants, your honor. in terms of bond, the court is required to comply with mcr 6.106. purpose of bond is to ensure the defendants appear in court for all necessary court appearances as well as to take into consideration any risk to public safety. obviously these charges are very, very serious. there s no question about that. the court does have concern about flight risk and public safety, given circumstances that occurred yesterday, and the fact the defendants had to be apprehended in order to appear for purpose of arraignment. the court indicated yesterday that it would be conducting arraignment at 4:00 p.m. and nobody appeared for purpose of arraignment. your honor setting bond for jennifer crumbley at $500,000, cash
and then, be man enough to to offer what he should offer up, in terms of all the resources that were put into this. eva, that superintendent not holding back today, say what so many people in that community there in chicago, and really across the country, have been feeling as they ve watched this story, you know, unfold before their eyes over a series of several nights here. reporter: that s right, david. that police superintendent clearly impassioned, as was the judge. in one moment at today s hearing, setting bond at $100,000. unusually high for this type of charge. and tonight, smollett s attorneys at one point telling the court that the actor would be back at work on the set of empire. david? eva pilgrim leading us off tonight. thank you, eva. now, to another courtroom, and president trump s long-time friend and confidant, roger stone, getting a stinging reprimand for his instagram post that included an image of the judge overseeing his case with
visited his brother talking about how popular cruz was after the shooting and his picture and name were all over national media and how this could lead to girls and perhaps to a fan club. then we learned how many times zachary cruz breached security at marjorie stoneman douglas high school. three times the first two times we learned in court the vice presen principal told him to leave. the third time the deputy arrested him and when he asked him why he was there, he said he was soaking in the shooting and reflecting on the shooting. as you mentioned, brianna, the judge here not taking any chances, setting bond at $500,000. it s worth pointing out, the school stoneman douglas high has had security issues since the shooting. tell us about those. reporter: you know, some of the students here say that they are just tired of feeling in danger. just yesterday brianna, two students were arrested for
verdict, what does king think about trayvon and race and what it takes to keep america great? my exclusive interview ahead. from seinfeld to the second in command. did the president call? no. julia louis-dreyfus as the vice president. is she mocking sarah palin? i ll ask her. and a pushy mother and the ghastly prom queen billboard for his daughter. this is piers morgan tonight. good evening. our big story, george zimmerman granted bail and perhaps hours away from froo em. the man will be released on $150,000 bond. zimmerman apologized publicly to trayvon s parents today in court. the prosecutor grilled him about it. listen to this. why did you wait so long to tell mr. martin and the victim s mother, the father and mother. why did you wait so long to tell them? i was told not to communicate with them. dramatic moments in court. new details in a moment. also rodney king has a lot to say about trayvon s case. in 1991 he was beating by police officers. the off
20 years after the not guilty verdict, what does king think about trayvon and race and what it takes to keep america great? my exclusive interview ahead. from seinfeld to the second in command. did the president call? no. julia louis-dreyfus as the vice president. is she mocking sarah palin? i ll ask her. and a pushy mother and the ghastly prom queen billboard for his daughter. this is piers morgan tonight. good evening. our big story, george zimmerman granted bail and perhaps hours away from froo em. the man will be released on $150,000 bond. zimmerman apologized publicly to trayvon s parents today in court. the prosecutor grilled him about it. listen to this. why did you wait so long to tell mr. martin and the victim s mother, the father and mother. why did you wait so long to tell them? i was told not to communicate with them. dramatic moments in court. new details in a moment. also rodney king has a lot to say about trayvon s case. in 1991 he was bea