joining us here in the united states and all around the world , which church just ahead on cnn newsroom kansas city man accused of shooting a black teen who mistakenly showed up at his front door, now charged with felonies. prosecutors saying there was a racial component to the case call for peaceful protests in ohio after a ground jury decides not to charge eight officers. who shot a black man dozens of times after a chase plus the $1.6 billion defamation trial against fox news set to begin in the coming hours or a last minute settlement. keep this case from going forward. live from cnn center. this is cnn newsroom. with rosemary church. thanks for being with us first here in the united states , a white homeowner in kansas city, missouri, is facing two felony counts after allegedly shooting and wounding a 16 year old black teen who went to the wrong house to pick up his siblings. an arrest warrant has been issued for 84 year old andrew lester, who is not in custody. the pros
chinese government spy operation in the middle of manhattan. and that s just the start of it. the lead starts right now. chinese dissidents in the u. s harassed and intimidated from online to door knocks. the fbi says chinese government agents were trying to silence their words against the chinese government, even operating a fake cop shop in new york plus outrage in kansas city as if, after a black teenage boys shot after showing up at the wrong house to pick up his brother s. cnn is learning that the gunman was an elderly white man and was released. after less than two hours in custody. why critics fear he may never be charged with a crime and live from new york. it s the house gop their spotlight on crime in new york today in the backyard of the prosecutor indicted donald trump. welcome to the lead. i m jake tapper and what appears to be a brazen act of espionage by the chinese government as us tensions with that country boil over, the u. s. justice department announced to
perhaps to lessen the blow to his children quips will be back . it s just a vacation 84 year old ryan doesn t sugarcoated. it s like torture, she says. but don t worry, we ll survive has lived in krasnodar, all her life. life rustam and his colleagues venture out to the front line villages several times a week. trying to convince people to move to safer ground. it s dangerous work, but it s worth the risk to get these children out of harm s way. looking into those eyes, he asks . what else can you do? friendly persuasion doesn t work. there are other means. there s an order from local government requiring that children be evacuated from areas close to the fighting. this is how vassily goes about the job of
the fighting. usually this is how vassily goes about the job of friendly persuasion, sitting talking, trying to convince those who remain that their lives are in peril. the people in this basement turned bomb shelter have been down here for more than a year, and clearly that has taken a toll. their homes are here. everything they know is here. they refused to leave. the eastern end of krasno . hurry fca is the hardest hit yet even here, there s a stubborn holdout. they ve come to this building to try to convince an old man to leave. they have already evacuated his wife, as you can see. this area has been seriously smashed by incoming rounds. the russians are just five kilometers around three miles from here. he didn t want his face to appear on camera. i m not going anywhere.
fled their home ten days ago. maxim shows me cell phone pictures of the cellar they hid in before coming here. dis disabled, tatiana stays in bed most of the time. she d prefer to be home. there s no electricity no cell phone signal, no water, no gas, everything is shaking from the bombing, the windows are shattered. for example, these examples. reporter: tamara tutors her grandson, timor. a retired english teacher, she s been here more than a month. a lot of people can t leave this place because of problems with health and they don t have enough money to leave and go other places. they have to stay here. reporter: 73-year-old vassily struggles to move about the shelter. he s not leaving town. i was born here, and i ll stay