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There is an operative state statute which we will put up on the screen. in part, it said, it shall be unlawful to haze so as to cause bodily injury, any student, any college or university, any person found guilty a class one misdemeanor. for the purposes of the statute, it includes intentionally endangering the health or safety of a student or students or inflicting bodily injury on a student or students in connection with the purpose of the initiation, it goes on and on, but that is the operati...

Rights. those are the facts. there is an operative state statute which we will put up on the screen. in part, it said, it shall be unlawful to haze so as to cause bodily injury, any student, any college or university, any person found guilty a class one misdemeanor. for the purposes of the statute, it includes intentionally endangering the health or safety of a student or students or inflicting bodily injury on a student or students in connection with the purpose of the initiation, it goes on an...

Results. i also must mention this is a state statute requiring this recount. nobody can stop it. any vote decided by less than half a percent automatically gets a recount in a state has found zero, zero evidence of any voter fraud or criminal wrongdoing. shannon. >> shannon: phil keating in florida. we will check back. thank you very much. also breaking tonight, a nail-biter of a race, the senate race has just been called in arizona. correspondent alicia acuna has more. >> good evening, u.s. sen...

Will be directly impacted by these results and i must mention this is a state statute requiring this recount, nobody can stop it. any vote automatically gets a recount and the state is found 0 evidence of any voter fraud or criminal wrongdoing. >> we will check back, thank you very much. breaking tonight allele by the your of a race, the service was called in arizona. >> reporter: us senator elect kierstens inemom becoming the first ever female elected to the u.s. senate. she things her opponent...

Just -- this is wild stuff. red flag after red flag after red flag. >> it is. they are looking into that right now with those calls, but i can tell you, its not an uncommon thing where we spend two, three, four, five times a week that we respond to the same house for the same problem over and over again. >> so your limitations are what? you could sit down with nikolas cruz, correct? i imagine -- he didnt seem too bright. i imagine you could sit down and ask him questions. can i look around? do y...

Can i look around? do you have any guns? can i see where they are? can i see where theyre stored? do you have any idea if that took place? >> i do not. >> thats a pretty important question. >> im not privileged to comment on that because its an ongoing investigation. i would be violating state statute by commenting on that. >> the nra demonization thats going on right now is unlike anything ive ever seen. theyre trying to take them off tv, kill their businesses. >> i firmly believe this is not a...

Ask him questions. can i look around? do you have any guns? can i see where they are? can i see where theyre stored? do you have any idea if that took place? >> i do not. >> thats a pretty important question. >> im not privileged to comment on that because its an ongoing investigation. i would be violating state statute by commenting on that. >> the nra demonization thats going on right now is unlike anything ive ever seen. theyre trying to take them off tv, kill their businesses. >> i firmly be...

Pressure precisely because they could face state prosecution. keep in mind just because someone might be pardoned for a past crime, but then later on they perjure themselves, and you have documents or other witnesses come forward, you cant pardon someone for a future crime. so the possibility that they are forced to testify either in court or in congress or in state court, pardons dont affect a future perjury. there is an important point in new york and in other states about the double jeopardy ...

Just an indictment, but if there are witnesses that have testified or juries have been sworn in, then new york has a state statute that sometimes prevents a state prosecution. so this timing gets complicated, and thats another reason why its so important that mueller and schneiderman are talking and coordinating so that they can figure out the timing of when to bring indictments. ordinarily theres a policy where you defer -- where a state prosecutor waits and defers to a federal prosecutor. but ...

University. as in george washington and confederate general robert e. lee, two men who played critical roles in the universitys history. mayor bell, you gave the order to cover up the statue in your city of birmingham. can you explain why you made that decision? >> first of all, anderson, thank you for allowing me to come on your program. the decision was made because of the activities that took place in charlottesville over the weekend and the reaction of the president to that terrible tragedy ...