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So i wanted to tell the story. wheres the body? she was cremated. of course it centres around a woman losing her mother so its not all laughs, its not a screwball comedy but at the same time, there are moments forjoy. im not getting on the scale... mensah shows what its like straddling two worlds as a first—generation american. including the challenge of upholding traditions while also showing the powerful connection culture creates between old world and new. the christian book store sarah inh...

Inherits from her mother provides sarah with another avenue of self—discovery. queen of glory is filled with colourful new york characters, like the former convict turned christian book store employee and the eager street vendor trying very hard to sell his african movie dvds. new york city itself is also a character and its unique rhythms are a hallmark of the film. mensah believes this is the perfect time to premiere her new york—centric work. it feels very momentous to be part of this par...

That he had abused the public trust. that there were children present when he committed this act. that this act entailed, you know, particularly heinous and -- and brutal behavior. and so, for all those -- those reasons, you can understand how mr. floyds family feels that this sentence was insufficient. or at least was not what they would have received. it was not the equivalent of what a person of color would have received. but that said, this is, still, atypically long for a police officer. we...

Force people we disagree with to change their beliefs, violate their conscience and violate their faith. >> shannon: we will watch to see what the ninth circuit does and if you and i are having this conversation if it ends up at the supreme court, thanks always for your time. >> thank you, shannon. >> shannon: some good news before we say good night, a 96-year-old in texas has finally checked off a peculiar item off of her bucket list. this hospice patient wishing to get arrested. the commerce p...

Officer being convicted and sentenced to in a major way for killing one or killing a black america. on chauvins side, the convicted murder, we have not heard from him. we didnt hear from him in the trial or public forums. we now today do hear from him. this is part of the process, too. again, whether you want to hear from him or not. thats a personal choice. legally this is also part of the process because even the defendant or convict has rights. he gave his own statements. you can judge it for...

Condition tonight he apparently stopped responding to calls on his radio after going to investigate a suspicious incident. he was found. >> there is a 100,000 reward fo info leading to the suspect wil keep tracking that their standoff rock hill south carolina tonight they got a physical with police even furling rocks im told the fire was also set outside the police department following the arrest of it to black men who sparked that protest we will continue t monitor both of these breaking storie...

Love with him. i will stop. >> i tried to conduct myself as much as a professional i could given the circumstances. >> right. >> it was just, you know, love is love. what are you going to do? >> what christie was going to do was uproot her entire life to try to gain romantic relationship with an incarcerated convict. brian: wow. how do you explain it? falling for pharma bro available on fox nation. fox correspondent laura ingle talked about the love affair what is going through her mind. can you...

>> controllable? >> absolutely. were going to need help, though. were going to need help. >> hey. how are you doing. >> this may be the broader lesson today, the recognition that there are problems that policing alone cannot solve. >> we help you in terms of the violence that is going on and what do you have going on, maybe there is a substance abuse issue or you need some housing. >> a former convict and younger brother of a victim of gun violence works as a violence interrupter, a civilian tha...

High school, even in college learning that slavery ended with the emancipation proclamation and with the 13th amendment, it turns out thats not the case. within days of the 13th amendment being passed, many states were passing laws that made it possible to arrest, convict and re-enslave black americans. in fact, alabama at one point produced some 75% of its revenue convicting and re-enslaving black americans. and these were, these were not crimes that you and i think of as crimes. these were fak...

Detectives richard lopez and his partner beth smith, found themselves at a northern currently 40 a prison, with a few hours to kill. >> she mentioned that we skyler moore is here and i always wanted to talk to him about a 2001 murder that occurred in hawthorne. >> that would be crystal taylors murder. -- she knew derek smyer would never spill but would c-styles? >> we said weve got three hours until the plane right. lets pull him. >> coming up -- >> were looking for some help with some cases. >>...