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if we all associate with every family matter in our lives, we could build quite a political coalition. we met we might just be alone. >> reporter: that is accurate. those are the realities that the republicans are not presenting to america. i think that is the harsh reality that i come back to us as journalists. it is not us versus the words of the republicans but the way that they are framing the justice system in america today. it is not truly emblematic of the way that the process is playing out and whose hand is ultimately the one that is issuing the indictment but it is a grand jury of new yorkers are the ones that formally indict him in march of 2023. we were listening to some the j.d. vance, marco rubio, these are innovators who are posturing for the vice presidency and for donald trump, loyalty is paramount. when you are looking at through the lens of the nominee of the republican party and if you are republican that is wanting to get policy through in 2025, you
wow. how did this happen? how did you get hit in your shoulder? your friend was killed on the spot? yes. were you posing any threat to them? were you holding anything? nothing? it's difficult to know the exact circumstances on the day aboud was shot, but 2023 was the deadliest year on record for children in the west bank. we've been investigating shootings by
fatally shot by israeli forces in the west bank, from the beginning of 2023 to the end of january 202a. they're between 17 and two years old. we don't know how many of these people might have posed a legitimate threat to soldiers, but our analysis shows that 98% of them had injuries in the upper body, where you're more likely to be killed if shot. meaning that soldiers could be shooting to kill more often than wound in these cases. raising questions about the culture around how israeli soldiers use lethal force. after basil and adam were killed, a soldier can be seen photographing basil. the israeli army has shared
minneapolis police officer, a firefighter, and to citizens were shot but survived mitchell's parents spoke out for the shooting. >> we always worried about him when when he's out there. you know tough getting that call and, you know here yes. >> and but he will he was always caring about people. >> mitchell's courageous snus was unfold display the moment he put on the badge in 2023, cnn highlighted mitchell after he and his partner ran into a burning home to save an elderly couple mitchell? >> had been on the force justice three days. >> we're not trained to run into fires, but we are trained to put others lives in front of ours. >> he was a hero i've never met an officer that received an award on the third day on the job he was a wonderful human being. he had only been under department about a
charges. including a malice murder and kidnapping. yesterday's hearing comes three months after the body was found in a wooded area on campus. in the 30s that he entered the u.s. illegally from venezuela and 2022 was arrested the next day. it details from the indictment are graphic, we want to warn you priests accused of attempting to rape a riley and bashing her head with iraq. he's also accused of stopping riley from calling 911. release the death ramped up a national debate on immigration pretty specially since isaac confirmed he was previously arrested in new york and 2023. there is now a bill with bipartisan support. the lake and ran the act would allow dhs to retain any undocumented for crimes. introduce the bill in the house and riley's family wants to stop this from happening to someone else.
performers between june 2022 and april 2023. joining me now is scott simpson. he is a community organizer with committee welcome to the program. good morning to you. tell me more about committee because obviously the lgbt community, the drag performers, felt like they needed some kind of protection and committee is obviously trying to provide some of that yeah. >> well, happy pride month, amara, it's really great to meet you. thanks for having us on. i hope i'm the first to wish you happy pride and to the rest of america we started committee this week. >> as you said, a group of drag artists and fans have come together because the drag is under attack. i love drag like millions of americans do. i find it to be a beautiful art that celebrates self-acceptance? it celebrates diversity. it's celebrates inclusion but to some people who, who thrive on division, that's a threat and that has
appears to be a bumpy road ahead for the fed. >> it also cast some doubt on how soon the central bank will be able to cut rates now, the fed hasn't raised rates since july of 2023, but they have kept rates at this high level. in fact, they're high isn't two decades since that meeting. so there is now a growing appetite for rate cuts. the fed's next rate, rate-setting meeting is set to take place in less than two weeks before that, we will get them a jobs report next friday. >> victor amara rahel. thank you. boeing is under pressure after years of trouble at that aviation company coming up the criminal charges, boeing could fix in one of the most active 22 seasons. you can't control what kinds of interventions can we design go inside the store. >> premiere of violent earth with liev schreiber tomorrow would nine on cnn well, an artist ready to conquer the
warn you. he is accused of trying to rape riley, bashing her head with iraq and trying to choke her riley's death is meant the forefront of a national immigration debate. especially since he was arrested in new york in 2023. >> he could have been stopped at that time and deported back to venezuela but no, the authorities let them go. he wound up and down in georgia. she is dead as a result of a failed immigration system. >> he is due back in court in august for a status hearing the judge is shooting for a fault trial in this case but some experts say the defense plea-bargain. arthel: cannot imagine her poor mother, madison thank you. >> we continue to see increased
survived mitchell's parents spoke look out after the shooting, we always worried about him when he's out there you know tough getting that call and, you know here yes. >> and he was he was always caring about people. mitchell's courageous snus was on full display at the moment he put on the badge in 2023, cnn highlighted mitchell after he and his partner ran into a burning home to save an elderly couple mitchell? >> had been on the force justice three days. >> we're not trained to run into fires, but we are trained to put others lives in front of ours. >> he was a hero i've never met an officer that received an award on the third day on the job, he was a wonderful human being. he had only been on her department about a year-and-a-half and he was exceptional mitchell's murder marks. the fourth burst
consumer spending is down which yet again is a reflection of inflation. you do not have enough spending power for. >> payment 1.3% expectations were 1.6%. look at the quarter growth of real gdp from quarter to quarter. you can see it's gone from the third quarter 2023 down consecutively because i am not a math major that's a bad trend right there specially heading into an election year. again that is why all this is so significant especially border seven straight and make it look like a stop on the boards about issue for him i don't thing is going to work. >> may not we talked about this, this morning here's a program abide ministration is pushing forward on t is prioritizing $900 million for green school buses. this literacy -- make illiteracy rates up like schools dropping. at over five for school districts across the country perfectly good school buses they just happen to be gas powered the priority of this administration is they must be replaced with electric buses.