daniel penney could've ignored it. he was someone who made the decision as a marine to take him down and keep him from those individuals. i guarantee a stone what i've heard in trial virtually everyone on that car who was willing to come to court and not afraid to come to court has said they felt he saved their lives. now alvin bragg is a -- progressive prosecutor. this is a man who makes a decision after you've got the african american community outraged because it's white on black, trying to make this into a racial crime. al sharpton is running around. then they decide they are going to indict daniel penney. he had no intent to kill and we've heard from character witnesses said he is one of the most peaceful men that they knew he was using the choke holds that he learned in the marines. this isn't something that he just decided to do. you choke them until they are unconscious. that's what's required. we've got psychiatric testimony coming in on neely and he was tanked on k2 which is a synthetic cannabinoid which is s

we will read your responses coming up in the nightcap. >> trace: the trial of daniel penney is shunning light on the selective prosecutorial decisions being made by alvin braggs manhattan d.a. office. christina coleman live with that story. >> manhattan prosecutors charged daniel penney with manslaughter. and negligent homicide in the choke hold death even though witnesses said he had been screaming and threatening passengers at the time on the subway. neely suffered from years of mental illness and had more than a dozen run-ins with police. today a forensic pathologist dispute of the medical the choke hold caused the death. this case has led to further criticism of manhattan d.a. alvin bragg. >> when we look at the travesty that is being presented by the d.a. in prosecuting mr. penney, it begs the question of what are we doing to uphold the social contract? it's clear that it's not working. we have crime that's running off the rails in the city of new york. >> this man ramon rivera was arrested after he was accused of killing three people during a stabbing spree across manhattan on mon

at one point he was telling daniel penney not told to tight and i said that penny was not holding onrs in prison he has pleaded not guilty. the trial for the illegal immigrant charged with murdering they can riley is set to begin on friday with the accused killer over a jury trial hosea barrette is facing multiple charges with the malice murder charge with three counts of felony murder among others, meanwhile i speed another illegal immigrant and boston with the columbia migrant with child crimes. he reportedly crossed back in april in arizona. massachusetts governor says she will not assist any mass deportation operating the incoming on long island a book by the illegal migrants using saws to break into a jewelry store the six men were taken into custody but once they were arraigned in court they were freed thanks to new york bail reform laws and then they use them once again the cutoff the bracelets, now their whereabouts are unknown. this tiktok owned by chinese company by dances helping that president-elect trump will come to its rescue the app is set to be banded to a half month

they look at daniel penney, who is also on trial for trying to protect people on the subway from someoneas in danger and they wonder about what is going on in the halls of justice in new york city. >> i don't wonder. it is what you get when you have public defenders masquerading as prosecutors. he is a defense attorney who wanted the gears of power, which is where prosecutors are. this progressive movement is failing all over the country. look at california. everybody is getting the message, with all due respect to my friends in new york, except new york. of all the things you ought to be spending your time on, a bookkeeping error is the best you can do? >> it has been an enormous case and it still drags on. we will see where this goes. thank you. good to see her today. always good to have you. >> robert f. kennedy jr. not the only disruptor who could reshape the health agencies and policies in this country. a stanford professor who advocated for a life as normal when the country was forced into covid lockdown is in the mix to take charge potentially at an agency he believes needs a mass

your headlines, the prosecution and defense are preparing for closing arguments on monday in the daniel penneyatching this closely. this 25-year-old young man marine veteran, his family is focusing on gratitude as the trial his to jerry, his sister telling the new york post, quote, when this initially happened there was a lot of attention and it was really scary and uncertain. it makes you want to recede and hide but his strength has encouraged us. he was in a fatal chokehold last year on a new york city subway and insists he took the action only after nearly threatened other riders including a woman with a stroller and a baby. penny faces up to 15 years if found guilty. this is new overnight, space x successfully carrying out missions on both coasts, launching 24 times link satellites from florida's space coast and another 20 from california. >> as always a beautiful view of the rocket as it landed on our drone ship. rachel: the lunch included next generation us spy satellites and we are one week from notre dame reopening six years after a fire devastated the iconic and beautiful cathedral in

. >>> passengers who watched what unfolded on the subway before marine veteran daniel penney put jordanl police they felt like penney was protecting them. >> i looked at him, right, and then he started taking off his sweater, he threw and then he told everyone he had a rough day and he don't care what happens today, he don't care about going to jail, but -- >> (indiscernible). >> trace: closing arguments in penney's trial set for a week from today. one of the defense's final witnesses, a pathologist testified last week the choke hold did not cause neely's death. that directly challenges the medical examiner's conclusion who says the choke hold is to blame. >>> a virginia town outside of d.c. rocked by an alleged rape by a man in the country illegally. >> i am incredibly saddened and outraged that a crime like this could happen here in the town of herndon. this is the only stranger rape that we have had in the town in my more than 12 years as chief of police. >> trace: police chief maggie debored is here exclusively next. r freight, we do business differently from the other guys. we desi