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Doing anything. civil is a much lower power, but if you have involuntary manslaughter, what the prosecutor is saying that the prosecutor is saying that the parents were aware something was off and i didnt do something. so was the school, and the school let him remain in the school. why didnt they send him home? parents decision not to come forward is obviously making the story even bigger and interesting, and obviously pushes the story on because there is more to come so to speak. will that help...

This manhunt could go on, we dont know how long. this could go on through next week. but certainly, the sheriffs office feels they are going to find them. with the u.s. marshals now helping them and other people coming in, they feel they are going to be able to find them. >> shimon, thank you so much for that. out front with me now, juliette kayyem, former homeland security assistant secretary, our national security analyst. joey jackson, cnn legal analyst. and shannon watt, the founder of moms ...

To testify. >> jake, are they willing to do that? >> yes, they are. weve seen a little bit of that so far. i want to make another point, though. outside of these subpoenas, if you listen to bennie thompson, the chair of this committee, and liz cheney, i guess shes called the vice chair, what theyre saying is that a lot of people in this orbit, a lot of people in trumps orbit, have avoided subpoenas by voluntarily going into the room and telling what they know. if you have nothing to hide, this c...

Incredible ongoing "reuters" series on threats and harassment against election officials and election workers in the wake of the 2020 election. this latest reporting zooms in and tells the story of two specific elections workers, ruby freeman who is the woman you heard on the 911 call, and her daughter. ms. freemans daughter is an elections worker in metro atlanta in fulton county and asked her mom ruby to sign up as a temp worker to help process ballots on election day. the two of them worked t...

But you know, if you say you havent done anything wrong, but on the other hand you want to assert the fifth amendment in terms of so the prosecution. it says that you have something to hide. so, were going to give him an opportunity to do it. a lot of other people have come before the committee. theyve done whats right. they talk to us. and we thank them for it. our churches to get to the facts. mr. clark, through his attorney, has been deliberately avoiding us. this is his last chance to come, ...

Within 24 hours when we learned mark meadows is going to for a deposition in the january 6th committee. is he splitting from trump? >> i dont think so. a, i think "the guardian" gets aed month of the books and early and they did here. b, i dont know the extent of his cooperation with the january 6th committee. and i think thats important to bear in mind. you know, ive heard conflicting signals about is he actually being that forth coming or just doing something where he can check a box and tell ...

Proceeds. i mean, she was half owner. its as simple as that. >> and soon there would be another problem, what pam fayed had worried about would come true. federal investigators would come after goldfinger, indicting both jim and pam fayed because their company didnt have those money transmitter licenses. >> when the indictment came down, pamela fayed was in contact with her lawyer very quickly. she immediately indicated that she wanted to cooperate with the that was the position that she was i w...

Were wrongfully convicted. after 43 years one man was released. but what we want in america we want justice to be blind. if you are white or black and you have done wrong, you should be convicted. and if the evidence is there to prove it. if you have not done anything wrong, you should be released. we cant try to pay back the things of the past by fomenting unrest. or demanding verdicts when the evidence is not there. we have the justice to be equal and blind and all americans to be safe to have...

Were wrongfully convicted. after 43 years one man was released. in america we want justice to be blind. if you are white or black and you have done wrong, you should be convicted. if you have not done anything wrong, you should be released. we cant try to pay back the things of the past by fomenting unrest. we have the justice to be equal and blind and all americans to be safe to have the most prosperous nation in the history of the world. >> amen. well said. thank you very much. happy thanksgiv...

Create their own... and we saw over the weekend how when these cases are coming to localjurisdiction and courts, courts and juries are telling these individuals you are not doing anything wrong, go and fight crime, stop individuals, go and do whatever you need to do to protect whiteness and it is a really dangerous position we are in as a society when these people are empowered in that way. thank you, go to net our empowered in that way. thank you, go to get your thoughts, _ empowered in that wa...