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Lived. and that after punishment, there is opportunity for redemption. >> reporter: their legal saga not over yet. attorneys say theyll appeal and next month the mcmichaels and bryan will be back in a federal courtroom when the trial for federal hate crimes begins. jake, when you think about the powerful moments in court today, the mother standing there speaking directly to her son and then the judge really summing this entire case up, that moment of silence, that one-minute moment of silence ju...

These men deserve the maximum sentence... ..for their crimes. what im going to do is im going to sit silently for one minute. to set in context the terror that he said ahmaud arbery must�*ve suffered as he was chased through a residential neighbourhood for more than five minutes, thejudge ordered a moments silence... ..before sentencing all three men to life in prison. count one... only william �*roddie bryan will be eligible for parole, but not until he is 82 years of age. ahmaud arbery�*...

President biden has now apologized to a fox reporter after he said this yesterday. >> will you take questions on inflation then? >> thank you. thank you. >> you think its a political liability. >> thats a great asset. more inflation. what a stupid son of a -- >> that reporter, peter doocy, said the president called him a short time later to apologize. bryan is here. it sounds like peter doocy handled that with humility. he wasnt trying the make himself the story. i think he said he accepted the ...

Is how to change it. my guest is bryan stevenson, civil rights lawyer and founder of the equaljustice initiative. will equality ever be more than a dream? bryan stevenson in montgomery, alabama, welcome to hardtalk. its great to be with you. its a pleasure to have you. bryan, i think im right in saying that you yourself were brought up, raised, at the tail end of segregation. that is a reality that you experienced. we now live in the era

>> me and my family have to live with his death the rest of our life. we will never see ahmaud again. so i feel they should stay behind bars the rest of their life because they didnt give him a chance. >> the loss of ahmaud has devastated me and my family. so im asking that the men that killed him begiven the maximum sentence available to the court. >> reporter: the mcmichaels and bryan were convicted of murder after chasing 25-year-old ahmaud arbery in their vehicles while he derroged in the ne...

Unfolding in colleyville, texas near fort worth. police say a man multiple hostages during saturday services, the congregation at israels synagogue. standoff began shortly before noon central time. probably will police confirm a male hostage was just released on injured. bryan is live in the newsroom, he has more. >> the police department releasing a statement shortly after scheib 5:00 p.m., a male hostage was released and was back with his family. no injuries so he didnt require any medical att...

With her money. police say a man fired a small caliber gun twice while chasing another man. no arrests have been made. new york citys mayor called the shooting a wake-up call and said district attorneys need to step up. question is how is d.a. braggs policies to lower the incarceration rate, how that will square with efforts by adams to put more police on patrol. adams is speaking at the conference of mayors in washington d.c. where hes expected to push for a unified federal and local effort to ...

Their days behind the bars. >> a young man with dreams was gunned down in this community. >> reporter: judge timothy wamsley calling it accountability for greg and son travis mcmichael, a sentence of life without parole and for neighbor william bryant, a life sentence with the possibility of parole. the decision after hours of testimony ahmaud arberys parents describing broken hearts that will never heal. >> son, i love you as much today as i did the day that you were born. >> reporter: attorney...

Aafia his tiki aafia siddiqui but the relationship between them. of course cd keeping lady al qaeda, held for 86 years at a local prison nearby and fort worth. we will surely find out more as to the relationship. as of right now, we cant say what the relationship is that we will continue to monitor the situation. you are right, negotiations leading into the seventh hour. >> bryan, thank you. the white house monitoring the hostage standoff in texas. lets check in with lucas tomlinson and delaware...

We are in. and again, it reminds me of what people were worried about in the 1950s after the court mandated an end to segregation. they were worried about governors standing in front of courthouse doors, saying, "no, i will not comply with these federal orders," people shutting down schools rather than allow integration. it was a very disruptive moment created by this momentum toward progress, and i think were experiencing that now in america. but heres my question, and its going to be a last on...