amy: state attorney aramis ayala's announcement sparked immediate backlash from the police union and ida governor rick scott, who called on ayala to recuse herself from the loyd case. she refused. the governor then signed an executive order removing her from the case and re-assigning it to another state attorney, brad king. ayala responded by filing a stay of the governor's order, arguing he does not have the right to remove her from the case. in the meantime, ayala -- the first african american state attorney in florida history -- began receiving death threats, including from local government employees. the assistant finance director of the seminole county clerk of courts office, stan mccullars, wrote on facebook -- "maybe she should get the death penalty. she should be tarred and feathered if not hung from a tree." mccullars resigned after issuing the threats. the "orlando sentinel" reports that from 1877 to 1950, more than 331 black people were lynched by whites in florida -- the most lynchings per capita of any state in the country. for more we go to tampa, florida, where we're jo

amy: state attorney aramis ayala's announcement thursday sparked outrage because she was set to prosecute the case of markeith loyd, who is accused of killing his pregnant ex-girlfriend, who was an orlando police officer. following her announcement, florida governor rick scott first called on ayala to recuse herself from the case and then, when she refused, he removed her from the case and reassigned it to another prosecutor. meanwhile e in los angeles, a judge has vacated the murder conviction of a man who spent 32 years in jail for a crime he always maintained he did not commit. the former sheriff of los angeles county has been found of obstructinges an fbi investigation into the abuse of prisoners in l.a. county jails, including the beating of prisoners who were handcuffed. lee baca ran the l.a. county sheriff's department for 15 years and was one of the most powerful sheriffs in the united states. he now faces up to 20 years in federal prison on charges relalated to his attempt t to tt the fbi's investigation and then cover up his efforts. and boxing legend mohammad ali's son, muhamma

in florida, the orange-osceola state attorney aramis ayala has received death threats from another government employee after she announced she would not seek the death penalty in any murder cases, including in a case of a police officer's killing. after her announcement, the assistant finance director of the seminole county clerk's office stan mccullars wrote on facebook -- "maybe she should get the death penalty. she should be tarred and feathered if not hung from a tree." states attorney ayala is the first african american state's attorney in florida's history. the "orlando sentinel" reports that from 187777 to 1950, more black people were lynched by whites in florida, the most lynchings p per capitaf any u.s. state. in california, a three-day african trade conference at the university of southern california was held without a single person from africa after the u.s. government denied the visas of every single african seeking to attend. organizers of the african global economic and development summit say between 60 and 100 potential attendees from africa all had their visas denied. organize