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i believed every word my son said, and i still do to this day. answer for this? >> a dramatic chapter 2 mothers fighting for their sons. >> he knows he hurt my son. >> a missing teenager found dead. >> his body was laying in the clearing. >> we want answers. >> was it murder? or was it something else? >> how do you get in a scuffle and the next thing you know you're being charged with murder. >> a trial. >> i watch my son die every day. >> and a twist that stunned un everyone. >> we had to stop and think with the we heard it right. . i, there is nothing more powerful than a mother's love for her child and no greater pain than losing a child. >> hello, welcome into datelin it has been said there's nothing more powerful than a
stay out of trouble for a couple of years. nothing to see here. and then it's done, particularly when the gun is not been involved in any other offense. right. because what prosecutors tried to do and their discretion is be equitable, but we know we are in bizarro times in terms of your question, i think there's a couple of ways to go. the first thing is with respect to moving come forward to the actual forums, or they authentic. did he fill out the forms and itself? did he have any other assistance in so doing with respect to his addiction as part of that addiction that he no, he was addicted. we know certainly that the judge blocked a un expert witness who is going to testify in that regard, however, write your knowledge with respect to what you're doing, and if you doing it intentionally is very important. last point, i think there's a jury nullification argument to be made. what is jury nullification mean? it means a jurors are just not convinced that this is a case. it should be brought under such sympathetic circumstances like what like you have a gun that you possess for 11 days, like the gun was thrown out in a dumpster. mike, the fact of the matter is it's going through
been widely welcomed internationally with the un and many world leaders urging all parties to accept. but to a benjamin netanyahu's far-right ministers reject the plan and are threatening to topple the government if the israeli prime minister agrees to the proposal there were reports that netanyahu had agreed to the plan, but his office is now saying that is not true calls for the release of all hostages, echoed across new york's annual israel day parade on sunday. there were chance of bring them home. now, as some marchers held up signs of support for biden's new peace proposal only to bring your family's i'm asking, lucky forget. i'm asking understand that those are human
tendons in viewership, maybe in a way that hasn't happened since sheryl swoopes took to the floor. and she seems to be taking it in stride. listen to what she said in the postgame press conference. >> it is what it is. i feel like i'm at the point where you accept it and don't retaliate. just let them hit you, be what it is. >> john: but clark's coach said no, the wnba has got to do something about this. she said it's tough to keep getting hammered the way she does and to not get rewarded with free throws or foul calls. she's continuing to fight through that. appreciate that from her, really proud of her for doing that. and this just came out, the sky coach said she talked to chennedy carter about it. she said, speaking un to chenney understands are better ways to h us on the court and she will len from this as we all will. >> teresa is one of the all-time greats who ever played in the wnba and i'm pleased to hear her
ads called prosecution, literally about the idea that trump would want to prosecute women for health care decision making. a prosecutions we just saw hunter biden leaving court at the end of the first day of his trial now on felony gun charges, first lady jill biden, was in attendance today for jury selection. >> i think it's her birthday also, by the way, president biden also released a statement of support for his son this morning politically how do you think the shakes out for four?a biden also released a statement of support for his son this morning politically how do you think the shakes out for four? >> the bidens i don't think this is going to move voters un for the former president somehow equals a current president's son also being in court. >> thanks. we'll go ahead and quite certainly something that the president doesn't want to be asked on the campaign trail. >> what about your son in this gun trial? also, you have the california case coming up, jake with a tax evasion that's not
with kim gruber okay esters and. israel are reaching out directly to joe biden to break the deadlock over freeing hostages held in gaza. a look, this was the scene from just one demonstration, a massive banner asking the us president, not only for help getting those captives out but actually saving them from prime minister benjamin netanyahu. protesters also voiced anger at the government in this rally, demanding that netanyahu resigned and that elections be held. now all of this coming after biden laid out what he calls a new israeli ceasefire proposal, the un, the uk, france, saudi arabia, and the uae are all expressing support for the plan with mediators in qatar and egypt calling on israel and hamas to finalize the deal netanyahu meanwhile has agreed to address a joint meeting of the us congress after being invited by top congressional leaders he calls it a privilege to represent israel, adding that he is thrilled to present the truth about the war all right, we'll
>> live from atlanta this is cnn newsroom with kim grew zuber protesters and israel are reaching out directly to joe biden to break the deadlock over freeing hostages held in gaza. have a look. this was the scene from just one demonstration, a massive banner. you can see they're asking the us president not only for help getting those captives out but actually saving them from prime minister benjamin netanyahu some protesters clashed with police after voicing anger at the government in this rally demanding that netanyahu resign and that elections be held all of this coming after biden laid out what he calls a new israeli ceasefire proposal, the un, the uk, france, saudi arabia, and the uae are all expressing support for the plan with mediators in qatar and egypt calling on israel and hamas to
that there is palestinian freedom. palestinian freedom and jewish safety are not at odds. our futures are intertwined and there's not going to be one without the other. >> josh, do you think in the effort to get this deal done, that joe biden is going to use that leverage, the leverage we all believe he has come of the ability to say, for 10 minutes he said we will stop a shipment of weaponry, but then announced they were restarting shipments. so it feels like he knows he can go there and what is he looking for? what is he waiting for to say, america can have a remarkable impact on stopping this work? >> i think he knows that leverage, as he said in terms of arms transfers and security assistance and in terms of regional diplomacy we are conducting, and of course the global diplomacy and protection we are providing israel for accountability and at the un, there are sorts of available tools that president biden can use to press israel. i think we will see if israel does actually follow through, does commit to the agreement.
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be advising israel to show more restraint to push more toward a exchange of prisoners, et cetera, but also use the leverage that we have, which is largely the diplomatic support we provide at the un, and also the weapons shipments we provide israel. and when doesn't biden has been willing to use that leverage. there has indeed bint a response from israel, but i think he's often been too reluctant to use that leverage you have a great new column in the near times. you offer what you call a roadmap for how to think about the israel-hamas war. and basically how i read it was that it requires some nuanced thinking. and that's very hard to do when passions are so inflamed and there's so much violence and so much much brutality. so how do people get their i think has starting point is to reflect on the fact that if you care only about the human rights of people in israel, or if you care only about the human rights of people in gaza,