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for help as brock keeps his gun on her brock then shoots are two more times, officials said hall died at the hospital. law enforcement says both were unknowing victims of a scam. according to the clark county, ohio sheriff's office, prior to the shooting on march 25th brock said he had been receiving calls from a scammer. the color told the 81 year-old a relative of his was in jail and brock needed to provide but cash to bail out the relative. none of this was true according to investigators. but when brock became hesitant and resistant to comply with a scammer, brock told detectives the color threatened him at around the same time, hall, an uber driver received communications from the same subject or an accomplice of the scammer, according to the sheriff's office through the uber app hall was told to pick up a package from brock's home when whole arrived, she made no threats or assaults and made no demands other than to ask about the package she was sent to retrieve the uber app according
voters, even if i don't agree with the politics. and it is impressive that republicans could assemble a roster of five talented african lawmakers. but what towelãwhat bothers me is when i hear these men share their views on the state of race relations in this country. take a listen to texas congressman wesley hunt. >> how did we get here? i guess a lot of white people had to vote for us? it was not -- [ laughter ] a lot of white people had to vote for us. >> that means we have come a long way and we are literally being judged by the content of our character not by the color of our skin. >> african-americans deserve better representation than black politicians who figured out how to win white votes. the demand public servants who will fight to address real problems in their communities. including racism, crime,
we will get the numbers in a moment. you referenced ukraine. 101 republicans, 210 democrats voted in favor. there was one republican from pennsylvania, representative dan mezer who voted present. all democrats in the house on the floor there voted in favor of ukraine aid. is this notable, we are getting a readout that speaker johnson, leader scalise, emmer, all voted for ukraine aid. the fourth member of gop leadership, elise stefanik voted against. so 3 to 1 in favor of ukraine aid and voting for the passage of that bill, all but stefanik who voted against that. the color has been a couple of dozen democrats there on the left of the screen waving small ukrainian flags on the floor. the chair then had to remind them that is a violation of
nashville at 2:30 in the morning for of customers of color. it was a race shooting and a sign of what happens in a state like tennessee with pathologically loose gun laws and it is the same thing, where our town came together and said enough is enough, we are going to turn the course. this has shown us the worst of humanity and now let's turn course and i want to say that there are a lot of people who are building from the horror of that moment, people running for office and the mother of one of the victims of that shooting is running for state office in tennessee. so there are many things that have come out of the aftermath of what was a similar story, which was the people demanded some kind of action, but because tennessee is a super majority state, there was no pressure, nobody was going to get voted out of office, so
themselves. the infamous massacre sent shockwaves through the nation and became a blueprint for other copycat shootings. and now kids have to practice drills at school starting at an early age. about this tragic anniversary is not the only one we are facing. monday will mark the sixth anniversary of a deadly shooting at a waffle house in nashville, tennessee where a white man fatally shot ultra people of color, triggering a nearly 34 hour manhunt before his arrest. joining me now . is the directo of the center for medicine, health and society at vanderbilt university. he is the author of what we have become, living and dying in a country of arms. thank you very much for coming to the show. president biden released a statement today reflecting on the columbine school shooting anniversary and he is asking congress to do something so that communities will not continue to suffer due to the epidemic of gun violence. this year alone there have been
is reacting but then almost shrug well, the secretary of state needs to be reticent like he was. >> we can speculate, we can estimate. and that's what we're trying to do to put a little more color around this what was not struck last night where the nuclear facilities, the enrichment capability that the iranians have, and their delivery means for those. >> what was struck was a military base in close proximity to that nuclear capability. >> and they went after an airbase we went after middle production capabilities. they went after ground units and all of those were contributing elements to the attack that took place last saturday. so i think in the israeli calculation of proportionality is that it was a match that they went after that, which the iranians had used to assault
they wouldn't just eat any white man that fell from the sky. outrage. people lash out at the unacceptable suggestion that cannibals ate the world war ii pilot uncle. that you have a emily. >> emily: because president biden is not some with it woke 2024 progressive speaks the language and actually has respect for all individuals. he puts everyone into the same caricature box from the 50s that he was sort of shaped buy. so the fact that he would be anything less than disrespectful or assuming an ugly, of course am i the only one who is not the price of course he is offensive, he's offensive today just like he was 50 years ago. for some reason people voted for him think he is the best messenger f for the diversity on other people of color they report to be champions of. the quick point about robert f. kennedy jr., georgia was where hollywood stepped in and all the white saviors of georgia, they
sure way of knowing. it's one of those things that you know it when you see it, and judge marchand has to make a judgment call on each of these facts that the state wants to bring in. >> adam, what would be a win here for the prosecution then? what is trump's team trying to avoid? >> i think trump's team is going to try to avoid getting any of this in. trump has some great attorneys, some of them are very experienced in state court. but i think that for the prosecution's side, this is a long list. they get in half, they'll be very happy. >> yasmin, what else is happening in the courtroom right now? >> reporter: so hearing from one of the attorneys for the people kind of setting up the centerpiece for this case that i want to read for you. there is a particular need for the people to introduce evidence to assess the defendant's credibility, and they intend to make witness credibility the centerpiece for the trial, and that is an argument for permitting the sandoval evidence. one other thing which is just some color from inside the
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paramedics, flu rushdie to a hospital in erie, pennsylvania, 40 miles away, or team of doctors battle for eight hours to save his life when he finally came out of surgery, his wife, eliza, a poet and novelist, was waiting. and many wasn't moving and he was just laid out. >> he looked half that to you? >> yes. >> he did. he was a different color he was cold. >> i mean, his his face was staple. just staples holding his face together, kind of rushdie was on a ventilator, unable to speak. aliza and the doctors had no idea whether the knife that had penetrated his i had damaged his brain. >> someone from the staff said that we would use this system of wiggling the toes to communicate to communicate. do you remember the first question you ask to get a wiggle or i think i said some on its aliza. can you hear me and there was there was a wiggle and asked him, i think can you know where