Neighbor built his mother to death with a steel pipe back in june 2014 in the family home and following the death of his father neunaber had a sudden realization that became his motive to commit the crime. When dad died i did not know what to do next. I was not prepared to be the man of the house. That realization led to the mother of his mother murder of his mother esther. The judge decided the ruling was fair. Jonathan neunaber it has been found guilty of the charge of murder in the Second Degree and also guilty of the charge of willful injury. Today he tried two different offenses on the firstdegree murder charge including a defense of insanity and a defense of diminishing responsibility, neunaber also says on the night he killed his mother he took pills trying to so. I took some pills with the idea that we could be very together. That did not work and i am still here. As a result of this new plea neunaber could possibly face up to 60 years in prison. Now the sentencing hearing hasn
Country and ill be asking some of the questions you submitted online. Its never been a more important or difficult time to be a mayor of a big city in america. Over the last month, mayors have faced unprecedented challenges, a once in a century pandemic thats forced mayors to make timely and difficult decisions under tremendous pressure. Decisions that if they get wrong, could cost thousands of lives. Then, in the wake of the Police Killing of george floyd, we have seen a once in a generation movement. Huge street protests and calls to end police brutality, but more deeply to fundamentally reorder the priorities governing the agendas of cities, to undo the decades of systemic racism that have resulted in everything from mass incarceration to health and racial disparities. S all of that is happening in that fraught moment. Because big city mayors are navigate thing, they are negotiating the calls for safety and health, equity and justice being made. Its been over a month since george fl
Tonight, on a special edition of all in, a nation in the grip of crisis, amid a raging pandemic and a National Reckoning on race and policing. Tonight, for the hour, four mayors of four major cities, tasked with leading their cities through this critical moment in american history. This is all in america, front lines of change. Good evening, from new york, im chris hayes. For lts next hour, we are going to be talking about the issues of policing and race amidst a crippling pandemic. I will be joined by four mayors from cities across the country and asking some of the questions you submitted online. Its never been a more important or more difficult time to be a mayor in a big city in america. Over the last month, americas mayors have faced a series of unprecedented challenges. A once in a century pandemic forced mayors to make decisions, often amongst controversy, decisions that, if they get wrong, could cost thousands of lives. Then, in the wake of the killing of george floyd, we have
Questions you submitted online. Its never been a more important or difficult time to be a mayor of a big city. Over the last month, mayors have faced unprecedented channels, a once in a century pandemic thats forced mayors to make timely and difficult decisions under tremendous pressure. Decisions that if they get wrong, could cost thousands of lives. Then, in the wake of the Police Killing of george floyd, we have seen a once in a generation movement. Huge street protests and calls to end police brutality, but more deeply to fundamentally reorder the priorities governing the agendas of cities, to undo systemic racism. All of that is happening in that fraught moment. Because big city mayors are navigate thing, they are negotiating the calls for safety and health, equity and justice being made. Its been over a month since george floyd was killed by a Minneapolis Police officer. There are still people protesting in the streets across america, night after night for a month. The protests a
And even their honesty. He told prosecutors, you dont really care about mr. Manna for it. You really care about what information mr. Mena fort can give you to lead you to mr. Trump, and an impeachment, or whatever. The judge demanded to see the socalled scope memo outlining the range of muellers russia probe. And when it was rejected, ellis retorted, i will be the judge of that. And then he added, we dont want anyone in this country with unfettered power. Its unlikely you are going to persuade me the special prosecutor has the power to do anything he or she wants. The American People feel pretty strongly that no one has unfettered power. Well, a delighted President Trump broke news of the hearing at the nra annual meeting in dallas this afternoo afternoon. A highly respected judge in virginia made statements. It says, wall street journal. It says judge questions muellers ability to question in a fort. He is something very special that i hear from many standpoints, it suggested that cha