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with the case that undoubtedly dominated many discussions at the thanksgiving table this week. that s, of course, the guilty verdict for the murder of ahmaud aubrey. lawyers for travis and greg my mcmichael as well as william roddie brian plan to appeal the conviction. up next, a federal hate crime for intimidating aubrey because of his race and color. all this comes almost after a decade after the killing of trayvon martin. so these guilty verdicts are certainly a welcome change. but let s be honest, we have to remember all that it took to get here. the case faced an uphill battle to get to court. the when were not charged or arrested for month, until the video of the shooting was leevenlgd even the shoddy testimony by travis mcmichael and a strong presentation by the prosecution, this verdict was, quite honestly, still a question mark in a case that should have been opened and shut. and we have to remember, there are many more trials to go. joining me now to discuss t ....
world. a lot to get to this morning. we begin with a major development on cnn s town hall with president biden last night. his strongest statement yet. the president signalled he would be supportive of the senate scrapping the filibuster. remember that s the rule that requires 60 votes to integrate most legislation. are you saying once you get this current agenda passed on spending and social programs that you would be open to fundamentally altering the filibuster if we re doing away with or doing away with it? well, that remains to be seen exactly what that means in terms of fundamentally, whether or not we end the filibuster straight up. there are certain things that are just sacred rights. one is a sacred obligation that we never are going to renege on a debt. we re the only nation in the world. we have never, ever reneged on a single debt. but when it comes to voting rights voting rights particularly is consequential. just so i m clear, you would enter ....
movie rust, they are saying that they are devastated by today s tragedy, sending their deepest condolences to halyna s family and loved ones. they ve halted production on the film indefinitely at this point as they continue to weather the authorities here and are providing counseling to everyone on set. looking at what this movie is about, according to imdb.com, this film is about a 13-year-old boy who goes on the run with his grandfather, who s played by alec baldwin, who was also a producer on the film, after he sends the boy for an accidental killing of a local rancher, mirroring in some ways the theme of the movie there. you saw the pictures of alec baldwin looking completely distraught after this. the question remains how could this prop firearm be in a condition it could potentially kill somebody, where were they that the director of photography, the cinematographer and the director could have been in the line of this gunfire, if you will. so, so many questions ....
ramadan since the taliban took control. that report ahead. welcome to the show, everyone. it s 9:00 a.m. here in ukraine, and a glimmer of hope is emerging for people trapped in the port city of mariupol. after weeks under siege and numerous failed evacuation attempts around 20 civilians managed to leave on saturday. but that, of course, is just a tiny fraction of the thousands still stuck in the city. and conditions are only growing more desperate. ukraine s president says the eyes of the world are watching. have a listen. translator: all the leaders of the free world know what russia has done to mariupol, and russia will not go unpunished for this. cnn s scott mcclain has a closer look now at the devastation in mariupol and what comes next for the civilians as well as the soldiers still trapped there. reporter: from a distance smoke rises above mariupol s sprawling steel plant, but only from above is the true scale of the damage apparent. new satellite images ....
him. he s denied all the allegations and after the searches, diddy s attorney said mr. combs is innocent and will continue to fight every single day to clear his name with me. now, in studio to get to the center of these cases, you ve probably heard about this week christopher eight, daniel, he covers black culture for the atlanta journal-constitution also, attorney and law professor ivory, welcome to you both mole let me start with you. all right so three lawsuits filed against for lawsuits filed against diddy one was from a woman who alleged sex trafficking and gang rape when she was 17 in high school would there have to have been more than what s in that lawsuit to justify to a judge to get the warrants to searches two homes well, that would be obviously in order to do this ray, there had to be probable cause to get those search warrants and a judge saw what he saw and said that there was that s right. so the fact that we re dealing, there are many allegations, som ....