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the rising tide of threats some amplified by people in power is escalating the risks. and it prompted this warning from hillary clinton. a woman who knows all-too well what it is like to be targeted. >> ask yourselves, please, why would you entrust power to people who are either themselves unable to see how terrible it is that someone would be attacked in their home or don't really care because they think that it will somehow get them votes that will get them elected. >> and speaking of big political names, some of the biggest are on the campaign trail today including former presiden...

Later this hour, i'll talk to the reverend risher whose mother was killed in charleston. why she wrote a stunning op-ed saying she wishes that had never happened. but we start with the nearly impossible task of trying to protect members of congress and their families, a job already extraordinarily complicated and expensive. in court filings, we learn that the suspect told officers at the scene, quote, i'm sick of the insane fing level of lies coming out of washington, d.c. i came here to have a little chat with his wife. an obvious reference to speaker nancy pelosi. he also said that he was ...

After granting stays for two executions, the South Carolina Supreme Court has given a circuit court judge in Richland County 90 days to hear a civil lawsuit filed by four death row inmates who claim a new firing squad and the century old electric chair violate the state's ban on cruel, corporal and unusual punishment.

On June 17, 2015, a white supremacist gunman killed nine people during a bible study at Emanuel AME Church in Charleston, South Carolina. Reverend Sharon Risher was working as a hospital chaplain when she learned her mother and two cousins were among the dead.

Dylann Roof Massacred Her Family—Here's Why She Wants Him Off Death Row On 3/1/21 at 7:28 AM EST The Reverend Sharon Risher had never dwelled much on the death penalty. That changed when her mother Ethel Lee Lance, two cousins and a childhood friend, along with six others, were shot dead at the Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charleston, South Carolina on June 17, 2015. Almost six years on, their killer—white supremacist Dylann Roof—is languishing on federal death row. But Reverend Risher doesn't want him executed. "I was just like everybody else [who] believed in the deat...