joining me now is attorney benjamin crump and his client shakeisha.now you can't talk a lot about the incident because you were charged and you're still facing that. but first and foremost, how are you doing after this attack that the whole nation saw? how are you feeling? how are you doing? >> well, you know, i'm just taking it day by day. it is so hard, i can't eat, can't sleep, i'm constantly trying, i have a 6-year-old daughter trying to be strong for so she sees me crying and she starts to cry. it's very hard on me at the time right now. >> after going through this, being humiliated in the way we saw the film body exposed and all, what message do you have to people around the country that have come to stand up for you and stand up for your dignity that are watching you this morning without getting into the details of your case, what message would you say to america this morning from you, the person that has been treated in this way that we saw on the video? >> what i would like to say is, i'm so appreciative of the love and the support that you g

person so i am very disturbed by what has happened this is a hate crime that we're witnessing here mr crump we're able to talk to the victims to find out more what happened here i haven't personally not talked. because i also saw the video which i found talking as well. and i hope that now police and prosecution do their work and. put these people. to court and that the state is reacting so mystically put this into context for us for international viewers especially how common is are these acts in germany today. unfortunately we have. to see an increase of these this kind of cases crime statistics on the whole is is stable has so far which means that one thousand five hundred. semitic attacks are registered by by police every year but these cases that are. under. stress they are not not. real crimes yet are increasing very much but of course the video last night showed clearly a crime attack mr ambassador do you feel germany is doing enough should it be doing more well first of all i think it's done a very important step by pointing my good friend. to be the federal commissioner to combat a

happening today-- civil rights attorney )ben crump ) and a te >>> 5:55. happening today civil rights attorney ben crump and his team of lawyers representing the family of an unarmed police shooting victim will announce a lawsuit in houston. also representing the family of stephon clark shot and killed in sacramento by police. today's lawsuit stems from a houston case. the 34-year-old man who had history of memorial illness was walking in the intersection at his parents -- with his pants around his ankles. a video shows a deputy arrived to the scene and shooting that man moments after. >> at 5:55, new this morning, a bizarre attempted kidnapping attempt in northern california. an 11-year-old girl said a man blind folded her and tried to kidnap her from a store. it happened monday night at a shopping complex in roseville. told police a stranger blindfolded her, walked her through the parking lot, and took her to a dirty white van. the girl got away and told her parents what happened. >>> happening now water services are shut down at an east bay park this mo

i had you were you disagree there and race but i want to bring in our community right here this is crump on twitter who says if you look at the history of colombia and the many peace deal side with to realize it is not the guerrillas who break them it is the governments a better question would be is the government actually committed to peace so there are some skepticism from people online but i want to share a comment from someone on the other side of that spectrum someone who says this he still is a good thing but there are some things we need to keep in mind this is even go on the reintegration of former fark rebels. so far the peace process with the focus coats of really important achievements basically demobilizing disarming seven thousand for the competence creating a new political party out of what was a guerilla movement a half a century and when you look at the state of the peace process and consider there are elections coming up there are worries as to what will happen with that with the fundamental parts of the process of bringing the fark ex governance and back into civilian l

i you know i have my doubts about mr crump and his foreign policy he says nice things he said nice things during the campaign just yesterday or today said that the u.s. doesn't want to be the world's policeman well the u.s. doesn't want to be the world policeman the us wants to be the world dictator policeman is far too nice assimilate for them to be using so it's. just have to see bad people have gotten the nobel prize in the past henry kissinger warmonger mass murderer. obama so but i'd be glad to see if actually this comes off i've been glad to have trump get ten nobel prizes because if this can actually bring peace to the korean peninsula if the us is not going to do what it once did to north korea which was to kill millions and millions of people through through a bombing and other kinds of war crimes of civilian areas if this is true well be the first one to congratulate him and decide to keep my fingers crossed that because we all are keeping our fingers crossed that he actually means it. doesn't mean it will we just have to see. it's i think a lot of people will find this a quite

has been mostly was see very well even by trim critics but will it change the current battle for mr crump a go to secure is nomination for the position of secretary of state let's start there with our old friend chris shays the former republican u.s. representative from connecticut he was a senior member of the finance and homeland security committees and was vice chairman of the budget and government oversight committees he joins us from washington what chrystia make of pump ayos trip well first off it's a yes and he has i mean. very necessary trip wonderful that it was done without the public knowing about it so after the fact people would learn about it will it help him yes it's important because obviously the president has faith in him and it would be nice if our state department and the president were in sync so i think it helps him and i think i think he should be. approved as the new secretary of state president truman seems to trust spies and military officials rather than diplomats well as long as they know their place. has i mean haley got out a little too far ahead but you know

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attorney benjamin crump says the information by the sacramento police department is wrong. >> the narrative that they had to fire on him because he was racing on them is wrong. the autopsy suggests all the bullets were from behind. >> the autopsy conducted by the doctor hired from the family found that stephon clark was hit by 8 bullets and 7 of those struck stephon clark from the back. we're going to show you some of the police video of the shooting. this was taken from the helicopter above the shooting, and you will see in the middle of the shooting, after the bullets are fired, you will see stephon clark fall face forward to the ground not moving, and you will see that the shooting continues after he has fallen and is not moving face down on the ground. this is very disturbing video to see. just wanted you to know that, if this is not something you want to see, this is the time to turn away. this is that video. >> shots fired. shots fired. >> joining the discussion now, mark claxton and jason johnson. mark, what do you see when you look at that video, the sequence of the shots and you lo

you saw other crump allies expressing disappointment in the perform answer saying michelle wolf went far. peter baker of "the new york times" saying, quote, unfortunately, i don't think we advanced the cause of journalism tonight. our colleague said he agreed with baker there was an embarrassment to the room that we should have the focus on journalism and not on comedy at the white house correspondents dinner. this is a tension that exists every year and exacerbated this year because i think our politics are poisonus because arguments on both sides that are so intense and michelle wolf was going right at that addressing the media's coverage of trump and the lies and deceit that comes out of the white house. i know some comedians did up for her after the performance and said you hired an edgy comedian so what were you expecting? i thought telling when wolf said to the crowd you should have done more research before you invited me to washington to do this. >> it's not as though carol costel costel costello. >> it's not as if kelly ann conway and sarah sanders didn't expect to be on the

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he's going to continue to try and call that the that he's going to continue to try and get wins to mr crump and i think one of the. targets that some kind of concession on the automobile industry is going to talk about the united states japan alliance and how that's a beneficial alliance not only for japan in the region but also for the united states' position north korea but also i think in eating in the long term challenge of developing a productive peaceful and prosperous relationship with china stephen king international christian university thank you very much indeed thank you for having me canada is withdrawing the families of diplomats posted in cuba after new information on mysterious illnesses which affected stuff at its advantage embassy diplomats from canada and the u.s. first reported symptoms of headaches dizziness and no show last year no medical specialists say they may have brain injuries cuban officials say they don't know what's behind the incidents or latin american editor lucien newman is in havana with more. the latest episode in the saga involving health issues of dipl