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don lemon is on the ground in ferguson. ce a little while ago to speak with a resident. let me play a little bit of that interview. >> it's ridiculous what's going on. i mean last night was horrible. of course we all just want to raise our kids, go to work, be safe and be peaceful. i mean come on now, we got to -- it has to end somewhere. the protest is fine. justice is fine. how are we going to get justice and we're shooting and killing police? you know? it's just -- it's not going to work. it's not going to work. >> don -- >> that was kiesha. she didn't want her face on camera. >> i was going to say, give us background. >> she didn't want her face on camera because she said i don't want that much publicity. i want to tell you what's going on. she was walking with her -- i think a 1-year-old. they were trying to get to the supermarket. the police was cordoned off. i understand the protesters are upset. i understand why people are upset. but there are changes that are happening incrementally and we should be a little more pa

don lemon joined me who pushed the pastor on this subject.ay a clip in a moment. >> leonardo let me begin with you. for people not familiar with his gospel and why a pastor needs to fly around in a jet like that. but you have news, but this is about spreading the gospel. i'm wondering, why can't he spread the gospel in a commercial airliner? there's an update. >> so brooke about two hours ago, i spoke with the p.r. representative of creflo dollar's ministries. he told me that as of now, there is absolutely no campaign, they're not trying to get a jet. but if there is one available for the right price, they will accept it. as of now, there is absolutely no campaign to get the jet. >> with the right price, then would they say, hey, parishioners if you would like to donate you still can? >> they did not explain to me. i asked that very question and i asked him what does the right price mean? he could not say. so as of now, if anyone wants to donate creflo dollar a jet, he will accept it. but he's not trying to get one. >> if anyone wants to toed

don lemon is there. don, let's just perspective, first of all. all of this began just about 24 hours ago when the police chief announced his resignation and then everything else. >> reporter: he announced -- yeah absolutely and it's a bit odd that this would happen because it would seem that the protesters in some way, some of the people in the community had gotten what they wanted because chief jackson, tom jackson, had resigned. he said he resigned on his own, he did it -- he wasn't forced not sure how much truth there is to that but he was expected that he would step down just didn't know when. he did it yesterday. so that did happen but then just a couple of hours later in the middle of the night, gunshots here at the ferguson police department and, brooke, can i just show you where they believe this happened? so the last time we were here we were here in august and we were here the times before if you look over here at this sign where these two big billboards to the left of that, if you go to the left of that that is that hill. that's where

don lemon has been working his sources.lose to the family that martese had to be taken back in for observation. just a few -- a few moments ago, he was at student health center being checked out. family members are concerned they may have to send him to the emergency room. they are not sure at this point. they said that this all happened because the swelling that you see the injuries on his forehead and to his head, they thought they were getting bigger and that there was -- the swelling was getting bigger and they weren't sure it was external it might be internal. they are worried about the internal injuries and the possibility of a concussion. it's odd to me because they also say that they are concerned that they may get a c.a.t. scan. one would think they would have done that early on in the process considering what the injuries look like. >> they have to check that out. internal bleeding or whatever concussion that's very, very serious. stay with us for a moment. i want to bring in our justice reporter he haven perez. n

>> let me get don lemon to weigh in.was a legitimate state i.d. >> i take them at their word. the investigation has to play out. if it continues to go on in this vein and it's true what the student is saying it does not look good for the agents. sometimes i can't remember my own zip code. this student has probably moved around or had a couple drinks -- i have to think about it. when have ii have to use my debit or credit card i forget especially if you are in a stressful situation. they were trying to figure out if it was legitimate. i remember my license now is a georgia license, i don't remember my zip code in georgia anymore. i live in new york city. if someone asked me it would not match where i live now. i don't know how legitimate that is. i agree with mark. the agents seem to be in concert with the people in the bar. they should act independently. they should take the young man aside and say, here is what you are accused of. do you have a false i.d. instead of throwing him to the ground? >> it's the virginia alcoh

. >>> this is cnn tonight, and i'm don lemon. >> the people of ferguson have known it all along and the police department has a race problem and they live it everyday and now a justice department has confirmed it. by no means is anybody suggesting that the every officer is racist but the numbers don't lie. take a look at this. the justice department says that 85% of the people subjected to traffic stops are african-american. and 9 of 10 receiving the the citations, black. and 93% arrested, black. many in 88% of the cases where force was being used it was used against, you guessed it black people. bear in mind 67% of the population in ferguson is black. and 97% of the police officers are white. and then there is this racist jokes shared by police and court off officers. barack obama wouldn't be president for long, because, punch line what black man holds a steady job for four years? there is more are where that came from, and we have a lot more with the bold speech from benjamin netanyahu and also, who does isis want dead? we will go if ferguson and ed lavandera is there, and also e e ev

i'm don lemon. the u.s. ambassador to south korea, mark lipford, slashed moments before he was about to deliver a speech in seoul. we'll have the very latest on the attack. also the boston marathon bomber goes on trial. dramatic and emotional testimony from survivors and a blunt admission from joe saar tsarnaev. will the victims finally get justice? and this has everybody talking. >> you think being gay is a choice? >> absolutely. radio why do you say that? >> because a lot of people who go into prison go into prison straight, and when they come out, they're gay. >> that was, of course the man a lot of republicans think might run for president. ails at this point. he was -- the beatification of north and south korea. he just sat down to his breakfast, bfs to start eating and a man named kim in his 50s attacked him with a knife on his right cheek and also on his hand. now, the man that was overpowered, he has been detained. he also now, we understand been taken to a clinic himself as he has been injured, but

i'm don lemon and thank you for i'm don lemon and thank you for joining us. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com this is what the new york times is reporting this evening, investigators found evidence on the voice recorder that one of the pilots left the cockpit before the plane began to descend, but he could not get back into the cockpit, and the plane recorder captures the pilot trying to desperately smash down the door, but what is

i'm don lemon and we want to know what you think of this. >> looks like your ride is here. you be careful, okay? >> dad, it's just isis. >> efb is laughing about that sketch from saturday night live. it's more shocking to a lot of people than anything dakota johnson does in 50 shades of grey. but why shouldn't isis be fair game for jokes. are there just some things you can't say? who gets to decide that? i'm going to talk to two men who couldn't disagree more. >>> los angeles police shoot and kill a homeless man that they say tried to grab an officer's gun. is this case as simple as it looks? >>> benjamin netanyahu is speaking to congress tomorrow when president obama likes it or not. what does the israeli prime minister really want and will he get it? we're going to get into haul of that tonight. but i want to begin with a deeply divided relationship between america and israel. things are pretty chilly right now and the white house is trying to get out in front of prime minister netanyahu's speech tomorrow. our correspondent ma sell l kosinski is here. they both express th

i'm don lemon. robert dufrt charged with murder in l.a. after a microphone caught him confessing to three murders. he's managed to beat the odds before. can he do it again? the lead investigator says he cannot tell the truth. >>> plus the house mom and the racist rant. my exclusive with the man behind this song. ♪ don't believe me just watch ♪ ♪ niggar ♪ >> and if you're shocked we didn't bleep that it's very a very good reason. tonight we're going to talk about what you can say, what you can't say, and who gets to decide. make sure you tune in. it's going to be an interesting conversation. i want to begin with the millionaire and the murder. kyung la has the latest on the case against robert dufrt. >> robert durst in his mugshot, an image three families have waited decades to see. he was nabbed in a hotel staying under a fake driver's license with a revolver. it appears he was preparing to head to cuba. >> are the walls coming in on him? >> i thinko. >> jim mccormick says her sister wrote in her journal that she feared her husband, that s

i'm don lemon and thank you for watching. by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> breaking news to night. we are about to learn much more about the emergency landing that put actor harrison ford in the hospital to night. that is his plane there on the santa monica golf course where he crash land eded. we are expecting a press conference from the ntsb and this

we're back with our legal analyst, sonni hostin and don lemon.ng guys the fraternity brothers saying the awful things and now the fraternity house mom. i don't know if she thought she was having fun. they were singing a song that used the n-word but it's pretty awful. >> it is really. as i said yesterday, i was surprised to hear the young people saying this. you think that as we go through our society, the pendulum swings and our millenials should do better because they clearly should know better. when i saw this it showed me if the house mother is doing this this is so prevasive in the culture of that fraternity that it now is very clear that this is an institutional problem. it's maddening that we're still talking about these issues. >> she's singing a song. >> she's singing a song that those words are in the song. >> we should never use the n-word. no one should use it. >> no one should use that word. i know people who are her age who are my color who say that word when they're saying a rap song. >> it should be retired. >> it should be retire

don lemon, i understand you got a statement from the police chief? >> reporter: i have.texting with him all day and throughout the week to figure out what he's going to do. he talked to me today about -- at least texted about what was happening. he was cagey but towards the end he said i'm resigning. we know he did go on to resign. i said what do you have to say? do you have a quote? and he said don, i'm encouraged by the final paragraph conclusion of the doj report. he says we agree that ferguson can do the tough work to see this through and emerge the best small town it can be. he goes how is that? i said that's perfect for a statement. if you would like to say more, will take it. earlier when i was on cnn, i said going forward, this police chief stepping down how he does it can set the precedent for what is to come whether this is a positive move or whether it's met by resistance. i'm encouraged to say he will help out and he is stepping down in a positive manner. >> what do you think, antonio french? what's your reaction to what's going on over there in neighboring f

something as he told cnn tonight don lemon that could have cost her some role. >> you have to my ball not you have to

. ♪ -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> this is "cnn tonight" and i'm don lemon.y happened? we will talk about it. >> and plus, the television network show that the everybody is talking about, the "empire" of course. and the saga that just aired the season finale, but

nn tonight" and i'm don lemon.u kicked off? and what about the free speech for the kkk and they are alive and well and recruiting in selma and ferguson and e beyond. and we will talk to one of the

don lemon p outfront from ferguson tonight. don, you saw just moments ago around you, you have state and county officers who have taken over the security for the protests in ferguson. are we expecting more tonight? >> reporter: there's a vigil that's going to be held here. since august we have been getting information, updates. i get them on my phone about where protesters are going to gather. they are expected to gather here. they will start at 8:00 p.m. the official gathering isn't until 10:00. one lone protesters there standing across the street. that's where the media is camped out. they have the barricades up. just across the driveway this is the ferguson fire station. that is where they are meeting right now. members of the st. louis county police department and also members of the missouri highway patrol inside meeting right now. it's believed to be ron johnson from the missouri highway patrol they have taken over the operations with keeping the peace here in ferguson missouri. the police department now just doing routine

i'm don lemon. the u.s.ver a speech in seoul. we'll have the very latest on the attack. also, the boston marathon bomber goes on trial. dramatic and emotional testimony from survivors and

i'm don lemon, and tension in ferguson, missouri, after two police officers are shot and wounded. on video. [ gunshots ] >> unbelievable. in just a few

this is cnn tonight, i'm don lemon, and this has got to make you wonder if america's really made any bleep ] ♪ [ bleep ]. >> it's disgusting. i'll talk exclusively to the oklahoma sooners star line backer, he's outraged by them chanting the n word among other things. >>> also protests

i'm don lemon. robert dufrt charged with murder in l.a.ssing to three murders. he's managed to beat the odds before. can he do it again? the lead investigator says he cannot tell the truth. >>> plus, the house mom and the racist rant. my exclusive with the man behind this song. ♪ don't believe me

this is cnn tonight, and i'm don lemon and we will have the latest on that story, and plus the outrageich left uva student martese johnson bloodied. >> you racist. you racist. >> i will tell you what martese told me when i spoke to him and his roommate

this is cnn tonight, i'm don lemon. let's get to it. miguel marquez is in indianapolis with the latest. what is the latest miguel? >> the latest is the city council here in indianapolis has passed a resolution opposing sb 101 and the governor of the state is sort of doubling down in an opinion piece in the "wall street journal" that he's penned. he writes i want to make clear to hoosiers and every american, that despite what critics and many in the media have asserted the law is not a license to discriminate either in indiana or elsewhere. what he does not say in that oped or opinion piece is that he will change the law, much like his two colleagues in the house and the senate here have said. republicans have a super majority in both houses of the legislature here. they could do it if they want. his counterparts have said they want to do it. but so far there is no clear path when they would or what it would look like. don? >> this goes far beyond that. how are other states responding miguel? >> well connecticut and washington state have

joining us tom fuentes, sunny hostin and don lemon. we heard from the university. at the video. it's hard to believe this is going on. i suspect it's going on all over the place. we don't necessarily catch it on video. >> you know i never disagree with you. it's not hard to believe for me that it's going on. i'm not surprised that -- i was surprised it was caught on videotape. i told your producers of a similar experience i had when i was in college, which wasn't all that long ago, back in the late '80s. i was the senior -- the student body president for my school. each week in the summer i got letter upon letter dozens of letters every week from fraternities to come join. each fraternity that i went to when they found out i was black, they would not allow me in. all of my white friends went off to white fra termternityfraternities. there were reasons that had you to have black fraternities. but i'm not so surprised. that did not just go away. that doesn't go away overnight. i think people use tradition of fraternities as a shield for racism. it's tradition. this p

. >> reporter: he spoke with cnn's don lemon. >> we shouldn't tolerate that behavior here. it was bad reflection on the people here. >> reporter: never night the national president issuing another apology via facebook writing, to those hurt and offended by these actions, especially the african-american community and our many african-american brothers i apologize. on behalf of our now closed chapter and its members who will be expelled. a top high school recruit is backing out of his early commitment to play for the oklahoma sooners. >> it was very disturbing to he me. i don't like it. >> reporter: the university's president taking swift action severing all ties with sae demanding all members remove their belongings from campus saying students could be expelled. >> we have zero tolerance for racism. as i said i have a message for those who misuse their free speech to use racial slurs. you're a disgrace to this university. >> reporter: several students i spoke to yesterday said that they were shocked sae was the fraternity caught on camera because there are other frats here a

and i'm don lemon and a number of things have been done since things were shot on a party bus, and went

this is cnn tonight, i'm don lemon. plus the return of george zimmerman. why he says the president is to blame for what happened to him. and the only thing more shocking in a yuvt rape police say there is no evidence it ever happened. they can't confirm a woman known as jackie was assaulted at a fraternity house. from this sigma alpha epsilon in oklahoma. oklahoma. >> to one tragic case after another of hazing gone horribly wrong. a lot of people are saying it's time to abolish fraternity. is that conventional wisdom wrong? i want to go to our breaking news president obama's niece threatened shortly before the presenceton-maryland ncaa tournament game tonight, leslie robinson is a freshman forward, here to discuss this good evening, thank you, guys for joining us, christine, what are your sources telling us about this? i understand you spoke with the coach. >> after the game they went on without a hitch, with no good no nothing, as you would expect no one had known. i asked her and she said that leslie was safe and no one loves her more than i do. she has

the same mother [ bleep ] talking about racism don't -- >> he spoke with cnn's don lemon monday night. >> we shouldn't tolerate that type of behavior here. it was such a bad reflection on the people here. >> reporter: rover nightovernight they issued an apology. to those that were hurt and offended by these actions, especially the african-american community and our many african-american brothers. i apologize on behalf of our now closed chapter and the members who will be expelled. backlash from the video has a top high school recruit backing out of his early commitment to play for the oklahoma sooners. >> it was very disturbing to me. i don't like it. >> real sooners are not bigots. >> reporter: the university's president taking action severing all ties with sae demanding all members remove their belongings from campus saying students could be expelled. >> we have zero tolerance for racism. as i said i have a message for those that misuse their free speech to use racial slurs. you're a disgrace to this university. >> reporter: today's headline in the campus new hampshire "the oklahoma

. >> last night, a calmer but no less hurt eric stryker spoke with my cnn colleague don lemon. >> weelieve that president boren is taking the right actions and investigating and doing the right thing, more than just suspensions and expelling these students, the people who are responsible for it. the people on the bus. >> and then there's gene delance, a high school offensive lineman from texas who had committed to play at the university of oklahoma but now says he will play elsewhere. saying he was personally hurt. and if you were watching cnn the last hour, you met the last african-american member of the o.u. chapter of sigma alpha epsilon. betrayal doesn't even begin to express his reaction. >> the guys in that video are not my brothers. my first reaction was complete disgust and shock. i was deeply offended as a black man in general. but i was devastated also having been in that house for never years and put my own blood, sweat and tears in cultivating a culture that would never do that. >> and i've got to give the last word in this segment to a legend of the civil rights movement

we have don lemon and we have patricia bines. you've been calling for a clean sweep of city officials. what's your reaction to the resignation today? >> immediately i felt this was long overdue. my real concern i just can't understand how he did not step down earlier, but we need to deal with the culture issue here to make sure whoever is coming in behind chief jackson is not a new face and a new name on the same type of issues. we need to seriously deal with the culture of the police department and the municipal courts and the way the city is run. him stepping down is good but long overdue. >> what else does it take? since the justice department report came out we've seen the city manager go a court clerk was fired, a municipal court judge resigned. who else do you think needs to go? >> when you read the report there's -- they highlight the director of finance sends memos to the police chief saying we really need some more revenue here. the person who oversees the budget and the finances for the city certainly needs to be somebo

i'm don lemon and we want to know what you think of this. >> looks like your ride is here.okay? >> dad, it's just isis. >> efb is laughing about that sketch from saturday night live. it's more shocking to a lot of people than anything dakota johnson does in 50 shades of

. >>> this is cnn tonight, and i'm don lemon. the news is unthinkable, a copiet lot deliberately smashing a plane into the mountain and killing himself and everyone on board board, men, women, and children, and the youngest a 7-month-boy, and unthinkable, really, but that is what the prosecutors say that andreas lubitz did. was it terror? cold-blooded mass murder? something else? we will bring you up to date of what we know. tonight, police are searching his apartment for clues of what was going on in his mind. and we have a brand new photo of the co-pilot running a half marathon in 2013 and now we are learning that the airplane was reprogrammed and more evidence that it was no accident. we have c nshgs nshgsnn reporters life all over the world to bring us the latest information and nic robertson is in the mountains, and diana magnate is at the home of the co-pilot, and we have stephanie e elam in victorville, california at the airport where the maintenance work is done on the airbus and richard quest here with me in new york. an

i'm don lemon. for the frat brothers acting badly, and racism and anti-semitism, and the life on campus life. we have a guest who says it is time for a hard look of college life. and you know it is bad when starbucks weighs in. and we had a rapper on as our guest. >> i will call you my -- >> what we say in real life and not concerning raceism. >>> and dolce and cabana's scandal heats up. >>> and now, we will show you some images that are graphic, and disturbing, and we have blurred them to protect the identities of the people involved. here it is. >> reporter: more than just bad fraternity behavior this could be criminal. police are investigating a penn state fraternity kappa delta rho of photos of women appearing to be passed out and partially nak and others in compromising and embarrassing positions with demeaning comments from the members of the group posted below. the police said the pamg had 144 members, and some current and some alumni and it is one of the alums who went to police with screen

nn tonight" and i'm don lemon. some things never die like racism. ♪ there's never going to be a -- the at sae ♪ >> if anything you say at college campus get you kicked off? and what about the free speech for the kkk and they are alive and well and recruiting in selma and ferguson and e beyond. and we will talk to one of the leaders of the klan who says that he is upset that anybody was punished for that chant. >> and robin thicke and pharrell and did they rip off marvin gaye? tonight, i will talk to marvin gaye's wife, and we will talk about that. >> now i want to talk about the latest from ferguson missouri and everybody knew it was coming and today, the police chief thomas jackson announced he is residing. today, sara sidner is joining us us, and we spent a lot of time in ferguson. and he sent me this statement this is the final piece that i hope that ferguson can e emerge to be the best small town it can be. it is going to be tough work, and do you believe this is the best step that be done to restore the faith

i'm don lemon.acting badly, and racism and anti-semitism, and the life on campus life. we have a guest who says it is time for a hard look of college life. and you know it is bad when starbucks weighs in. and we had a rapper on as our guest. >> i will call you

and i'm don lemon and a number of things have been done since things were shot on a party bus, and went viral nation wooidwide. ♪ >> well, this ist not othe only disturbing video linked to the fraternity. this is the 79-year-old house mother singing along in a 2013 rap song. bull pen are bull pen, [ bleep ]. >> so we have bleeped that word but you know what it is and fair warning for you, and this is fair warning, that is the last time that you will hear the bleeped version in this hour, because we believe it is important that you actually hear exactly what is being said so that the word is not sanitize ed to make it more palpable, and now the woman who is the house mo mother says she is heart broken and does not toll the rate any discrimination but what goes on behind the closed doors at the frat houses? we will talk about two members of the sigma alpha epsilon, but i want to begin with miguel marquez at the house of the fraternity there. and so parker rice is wunone of the two the students expelled for e leading that chant issued an apology, and what did he say? >> it is a full throat

i'm don lemon, and thank you for watch watching. we will see you back here on cnn and our coverage continues with george and natalie, and they are in the cnn center in atlanta. >>> welcome to our viewers here in the united states around around the world. >> the co-pilot of germanwings flight 9525. officials believe he flew intentionally into the mountain, killing on board. >>> and more turmoil and violence in the middle east as a saudi-led coalition launches air strikes in yemen. >> welcome, i'm george howell. >> and i'm natalie allen. this is cnn newsroom. >>> we begin this hour with the investigation into germanwings' flight 9525. the co-pilot is accused of crashing the plane on turn, killing 150 people on that flight. his name, andreas lubitz, 7 years old and he reprogrammed the autopilot, changing the altitude from 38,000 feet to 100 feet. >> in the french alps, search crews have yet to find the plane's flight data recorder. they are battling steep terrain and swirling winds as they try to recover human remains. >> the families

. >>> this is cnn tonight, and i'm don lemon. >> the people of ferguson have known it all along and thelem and they live it everyday and now a justice department has confirmed it. by no means is anybody suggesting that the every officer is racist, but the numbers don't lie. take a look at this. the justice department says that 85% of the people subjected to traffic stops are african-american. and 9 of 10 receiving the the citations, black. and 93% arrested, black. many in 88% of the cases where force was being used, it was used against, you guessed it, beack people.

i'm don lemon and thank you for watching. i will see you right back here tonight on cmn. the isis threat on ac360 starts right now. >>> good evening. an isis 360 special report starts right now. a terror group that threatens to destroy the world. they have slaughtered thousands and taken hostages for ransom or simply to kill. they have sponsored jihad at home and abroad. jordan's king abdullah calls the fight against isis the third world war and whether that assessment sounds right to you or a little bit much you will want to watch tonight as we explore the isis threat. >>> the isis threat grew out of osama bin laden's threat. their cruelty was too much for them as they were led di al zarqawi. a few months later, they were rebranded as the islamic state in iraq a and in 2011 the group names abu bakr baghdadi as the leader. his ambition spread beyond iraq to the chaos of syria, and al baghdadi changes the name again this time calling it the islamic state in iraq and syria and takes the first syrian city the and the black flag is now hanging in the eastern city of raqqa whi

. >>> this is cnn tonight, and i'm don lemon., a copiet lot deliberately smashing a plane into the mountain and killing himself and everyone on boa board, men, women, and children, and the youngest a 7-month-boy, and unthinkable, really, but that is what the prosecutors say that andreas lubitz did. was it terror? cold-blooded mass murder? something else? we will bring you up to date of what we know. tonight, police are searching his apartment for clues of what was going on in his mind. and we have a brand new photo of the co-pilot

i'm don lemon, and tension in ferguson missouri after two police officers are shot and wounded. the brazen crime is caught on video. [ gunshots ] >> unbelievable. in just a few moments, i will talk to the eyewitnesses who captured the pandemonium on video. and who fired the shots? tonight tonight, investigators may have identified the two people, and they want to question them. and they believe they know who pull d pulled the trigger, and they call this shooting an ambush. >> with the officers, they don't have any remarkable long-term injuries. so we are lucky by god's grace that we didn't lose two officers last night. >> amazingly both officers with were released from the hospital a few hours after being shot. the ferguson police department no longer in charge of policing any protests in this city. as of three hours ago those duties are transferred to the st. louis county police and the missouri highway patrol. tonight, a call for calm. members of the clergy were hold ing a vigil a moment ago praying for peace in their fractured community. there is so much to get to, and we hav

. >>> this is c nshgs nshnn break >>> i'm don lemon, and harrison ford seriously injured in the crashrld war ii training plane. listen to emergency call from the plane. >> sky, e engine failure. request immediate return. >> he was taken to the hospital, and his son ben tweeting from bae hospital, dad is okay.

i'm don lemon and thank you for joining us. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> this is what the new york times is reporting this evening, investigators found evidence on the voice recorder that one of the pilots left the cockpit before the plane began to descend, but he could not get back into the cockpit, and the plane recorder captures the pilot trying to desperately smash down the door, but what is going on inside of the cockpit? what happened to the pilot inside? why did the plane descend to the doom? tonight, the aviation experts are here to try to make sense of the deepening mystery. let's begin right now with richard quest an aviation expert for cnn and forensic audio expert paul ginsberg is going to join us, and paul elfwall an aviation expert for us. and richard quest, tell us about the cockpit, and we talk about the redundancy if one thing fails, we have another, and if someone is locked out of of the cockpit, shouldn't there be another way for the pilot to get back into the cockpit? >> well, there is a mechanism or procedure if you like that the allows for the emergen

i'm don lemon and thank you for watching. "ac360" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> breaking news to night. we are about to learn much more about the emergency landing that put actor harrison ford in the hospital to night. that is his plane there on the santa monica golf course where he crash land eded. we are expecting a press conference from the ntsb and this the meantime, here is the emergency call he made. >> engine failure. immediate return. >> 178, running three. clear to land. >> did you see the last location? >> i didn't. it looks like it shortened the runway up. >> you heard him call the radio tower who said that he could return to the runway 21, but he said it is not possible and he is at the hospital being treated for the injuries and his son ben ford tweeted, dad is at the hospital and he is okay. dad is okay. and he is every bit the man you thought that he is. my dad is very strong man. and he is incredibly strong man. and he has flown fixed wings and helicopters for years. it is not the

i'm don lemon. thanks for watching. see you back here tomorrow. ac 360 starts right now. >> good evening, thanks for joining us, it's hard to imagine and truly sad to say, but this is the big story tonight. 50 years after selma and the voting rights act, a bus load of young white men singing about hanging young black men from trees. the incident and the uproar happening at one of america's best known universities and we'll talk about it tonight. but first, quickly, breaking news out of ferguson, missouri, ronald brock mire, the judge who imposed harsh fines on local citizens while getting his own tickets fixed, according to that scathing justice report, he has now stepped down. he also, you may recall, owes about $170,000 in back taxes. a lawyer in his firm said that the judge recognizes he's lost the public trust in the wake of the department of justice report. >>> now to the video and the outrage that extends far beyond the college campus and the fraternity where it originated. a fraternity at the university of oklahoma has been shut down after

this is cnn tonight, and i'm don lemon and we will have the latest on that story, and plus the outrage of a uva student which left uva student martese johnson bloodied. >> you racist. you racist. >> i will tell you what martese told me when i spoke to him and his roommate as well. you can draw a line from martese johnson and to eric garner and mike brown and unarmed men in confrontations with the police and how we know that the "hands up, don't shoot" is not the truth. now that we know that, are where does it leave us right now? right now, rethinking ferguson and the aftermath. we will will take an in depth look at the hard questions of race, the police, and where do we go from here? >>> we will begin the breaking news with evan perez who has the late west the hanging case. and we have the latest with the martese johnson case. and now, a black man hanging from a tree brings up the worst for many people in the country, what is the latest? >> yes, this is down on the border of mississippi, and local authorities say they found the african-american man with bed sheets hanging from the tree

this is cnn tonight, i'm don lemon, and this has got to make you wonder if america's really made any progress at all on race. ♪ [ bleep ] ♪ [ bleep ]. >> it's disgusting. i'll talk exclusively to the oklahoma sooners star line backer he's outraged by them chanting the n word among other things. >>> also protests after a young black man is shot by a white officer. >>> and the latest on the shug night murder case. we have a lot to get to tonight, but i'll going to begin with the sigma epsilon racist video. joining me the president of the university of oklahoma. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you very much. i want to play the video that started all of this and i'm going to get your reaction to it. >> there will never be a [ bleep ] at usc. ♪ there will be a [ bleep ] at sae. >> everyone was flabbergasted when they saw that video. what was your reaction? >> i was angered. i was outraged and saddened. because we've worked so hard to create a real sense of family and community on our campus. and 99.9% of our students really care about each other, they really respect each other.

i'm don lemon, and thank you for watch g watching.k here on cnn and our coverage continues with george and natalie, and they rare in the cnn center in atlanta. >>> welcome to our viewers here in the united states around around the world. >> the co-pilot of germanwings flight 9525. officials believe he flew intentionally into the mountain killing on board. >>> and more turmoil and violence in the middle east as a saudi-led coalition launches air strikes in yemen. >> welcome, i'm george howell. >> and i'm natalie allen. this is cnn newsroom. >>> we begin this hour with the investigation into germanwings' flig