there is also the emotional and mental trauma lucy captain of cnn, kansas city, missouri. a 20 year old woman is dead after she made a wrong turn in upstate new york and was shot. it happened on saturday in the town of hebron, near near the vermont border. the county sheriff says the victim accidentally drove her car into the wrong driveway while looking for a friend's house 65 road. kevin monahan has been charged with second degree murder. the victim has been identified as katelyn polantz fundy page has been set up. to pay for her funeral and her expenses. in ohio, where a grand jury has been has declined rather to bring charges against eight police officers in the shooting death of jalen walker fired nearly 100 shots at him after traffic stop in june of last year. police say he fired at them. first congresswoman who represents akron, is calling for justice department investigation and the family's attorney blasted the grand jury's decision. the notion that a single gunshot could have resulted or should have resulted in 96 bullets flying at my client, 46 of which striking

an 85 year old man has been charged with armed assault in the shooting of a teenager in kansas city, missouri. 16 year old ralph, y'all was shots when he rang andrew lester's doorbell by mistake. he had gone to the wrong address to pick up his younger siblings when i walk the reports. yes, justice. that's what ralph y'all's family wants for the 16 year old who was shot an injured last week, yal had mistakenly rang the doorbell of andrew lester's house in kansas city, missouri. while trying to pick up his younger brothers, lester opened the door and fired on ralph yard. prosecutors have now charge lustre with 2 counts, including 1st degree assault, which carries a life sentence. we understand how frustrating this has been through the process. justice system is going to work with this case. we approach this one objective or joining community members outside the house where y'all was shot. his family is grateful that he is recovering from the stories that you normally here, right now, he is alive and he's healing. the case has outraged many across the united states, including the white house pre

there is also the emotional and mental trauma lucy captain of cnn, kansas city, missouri. more protests are expected in akron, ohio, after a grand jury declined to indict any of the eight police officers in the shooting, death of jail, and walker, the family's attorney, urged demonstrators to turn out but asked them to remain peaceful. president encourage people to vent their anger on social media. the 25 year old walker died in june of last year when officers fired 94 shots at him during a traffic traffic stop. they tried to pull him over for a broken license plate light. authorities say he fired a gunshot from his vehicle, drawing the chase but was not armed when he got out of his vehicle and ran away. officers say he reached for his waistband and turned toward them as if he was firing a gun walkers. pastor says the family is disappointed and angry that no charges have been filed. i want to answer a question that has been asked and that question is, how are you doing? the answer is not good. ah, hearts. are hurting. our hearts. alright, heavy. we talked about peace. pame

lucy kavanaugh from kansas city, missouri. thank you so much. brianna still to come on. cnn news. central disturbing developments out of new york, where the sheriff says the man accused of killing a 20 year old who pulled into the driveway. the wrong driveway is showing no remorse. also ahead. wall street journal reporter evan gersh ceviche in a russian court today to appeal his detention will tell you how that played out and after a year and a half break, alec baldwin is set to resume filming the movie rust following the onset death of cinematographer helena hutchins . cnn news central returns after this stay with us. from tried and true to try something new. so many ways to save life ready wallet happy that's 3 65 by whole foods mket, you could save hundreds for safe driving with liberty mutual because demise your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. who we gotta go again for what you need is liberty. liberty liberty, small to medium sized business. you may qualify for the employee retention tax credit up to $26,000 per employee, not alone. the money is yours. if yo

right now we're awaiting a news conference from the prosecuting attorney in kansas city, missouri, where a black teenager was shot after mistakenly going to the wrong house. elderly white man apparently lived. cnn security correspondent josh campbell is with us, josh walk us through what we know about the shooting, which took place several days ago. alex. we've been waiting to hear what authorities would say. and when they would say it as you mentioned, we are now standing by the clay county prosecuting attorney's office say that they are about to address the press. they were about to provide some type of information. we don't yet know what that will be, if that will be an announcement of some type of charge or whether they will simply describe how their investigators investigation is proceeding again, that should be happening here in just a few moments. time of course, this comes after 16 year old ralph ja rule was grievous, grievously wound. did last thursday. and just to walk you through what occurred there. this happened appears to be a case of going to the wrong address. if we have

ralph yarl, the teenager shot twice by a white homeowner in kansas city, missouri. he went to the wrong address. the teenager is recovering at home, postconcussion syndrome and severe damage to the left frontal lobe. although nonfatal, it sparked public outrage. protesters sweeping the streets over the last few days. his family at the center. >> ralph is a miracle. thursday night was supposed to be the end of him. >> marching with neighbors and strangers demanding answers. >> we have a lot tofo>>that is f >> it is the weaponization of blackness is what this case is about. >> andrew lester was detained for a few hours for questioning following the incident. today, he turned himself in, where he was released on bond. >> we deserve more than just an arrest. is that what our lives are worth? >> law enforcement said they needed to do an investigation, if they do detain him, they have enough information so he doesn't get arrested 24 hours later, but if they had enough information to process, why did it take so much public pressure? >> ralph yarl went to pick up his younge

the draft kicked off in kansas city, missouri, with the first overall pick, the carolina panthers took alabama quarterback bryce young. number 2, the texans took another qb out of ohio state, c.j. stroud and texans traded back up to the third pick where they went to the other side of the ball and nabbed will anderson junior. >>> time for a look at the forecast with our first alert chief meteorologist paul heggen to fill us in on the weekend. >> it's looking good as we finish off the workweek. lots of sunshine. a few passing clouds other than the fog that has been stubborn on the coast. that will be spreading out through the rest of tonight. areas of fog on the coast, bay and inland valleys. it will be warm inland tomorrow. the cloud cover will be really tough to shake, stubborn on the coast keeping temperatures below average. another day with a wide range of temperatures. sunday, breezy and cooler for everybody. the cool temperatures next week. we add more rain chances to the forecast for the first week of may. downtown oakland, the camera is shaking a bit wi noab 66 in san francisco.

also new developments in that shooting of a black teen in kansas city, missouri. ansas city star is now reporting that 16 year old ralph carol is out of the hospital and recovering at home. he was shot thursday after police say he went to the wrong house to pick up his siblings shot in the head and the arms and a monumental trial for fox news is set to begin tomorrow. after a surprise delayed today, dominion voting systems is suing fox for $1.6 billion, accused in the network of perpetuating false claims the dominions machines rigged the 2020 election against donald trump. no word on what prompted today's delay, jim. alright also in the courtroom, a federal judge denied for a second time former president donald trump's request to delay a defamation trial set to begin in new york next week. very selection will begin next tuesday in e. jean carroll's lawsuit that alleges trump raped her and a dressing room in the mid 19 nineties and then defamed her years later when he denied that took place. cnn's caress canal. she's with me now, so tell us given this judge's ruling

there has been growing anger in kansas city, missouri, after homeowner shot a black teenager for ringing doorbell by mistake. ralph yarl was picked up by his brother from a friend's house but went to wrong address. he was shot twice at the door and was refused help until someone finally called 911 to the hospital. cuain has finally come down on the broadway production of the phantom of the opera. our newsroom reporter naomi has more. naomi: final bow for the longest running musical in broadway history, as the curtain came down on the iconic phantom at new york's majestic theater for the last time on sunday night. and what a run it has had. let's take a look at the numbers. the show opened in january 1988, which means it is had a 35 year run. it has won seven tony awards and has grossed $1.3 billion u.s., that's about one billion pounds. all kinds of stars have graced the floorboards there at the majestic theater. michael crawford, sarah brightman, who played the first leading lady back in 1988. you could see them on opening night act in with andrew lloyd webber, who wrote the iconic musi

but according to the kansas city police chief. missouritate law only allows a person to be held up to 24 hours for a felony investigation at that point there either required to be charged or released, and the police chief says this, they still need a statement from the victim and more forensic evidence before an arrest can be made. there's a lot of moving parts in this and as i said a lot of questions, let's get over to cnn's camilla burnell, who's following all of this. what more are you learning this hour? camilla? hey kate. so thankfully, we know that ralph is okay, his family saying that is well physically and still recovering, though, but also saying that this is going to be a long road in terms of mental and emotional health. they describe him as friendly, well mannered. he loves music plays a number of instruments to family, saying he always has an instrument in hand. he was dreaming about going to west africa wanted to graduate high school. and now, the family says all of this is going to be so much harder just because he showed up

. >> this hour i'll speak with the mayor of kansas city, missouri, about the growing calls to charge that suspect with a hate crime. >>> plus, a historic and shocking settlement. fox news agreeing to a massive payout to dominion voting systems, averting a high stakes defamation trial at the 11th hour, the andominion ceo saying fox has admitted to telling lies. >>>s 21-year-old accused of that massive intel leak will appear before a federal judge in boston he was supposed to have a detention hearing. that has been postponed. he'll still be in court. this afternoon senators will get a classified briefing about the leak what more could we learn about all those secrets? let's begin in kansas city where andrew lester's arraignment is set for this afternoon joining us from kansas city, nbc's maggie vespa and charles coleman, civil rights attorney and msnbc legal analyst. what can we expect to happen later today, and what is the reaction now in that community since there's been an arrest >> sure, ana, actually, we'll start with the arraignment, only because we got an update a few m minutes

(soft music) ♪ >>> this was the scene just a few hours ago in downtown kansas city, missouri hundredspeople gathered outside the police department calling for justice for 16-year-old shooting victim ralph yarl earlier today more than 1,000 students walked out of staly house school in a unity march chanting we love you, ralph. yarl was shot in the head and arm after knocking on the wrong door he was then turned away from three different homes in that neighborhood from anyone trying to help him. thank you for joining me tonight. i just -- what does it say about america in the year 2023 this young man was shot for ringing the wrongdoer bell and that he had to go to three houses before anyone with open the door and help him as he lay there bleeding >> it's not safe to be black in america, that's what it says this was a child you may want to say he's a young man, but he's a child who's done well in school, appears to be a model and friend to many of his peers in school and simply got the wrong address. for my children, my 17-year-old, my 15-year-old, it's again another talk be careful what

ton statue into storage right now to the latest on the shooting of 16 year old ralph ural in kansas city, missouri. he's a teenager who was shot after mistakenly showing up at the wrong home. the 84 year old homeowner is now charged in that shooting as you are all recovers from his injuries. abc news reporter reena roy has the latest as 16 year old ralph funeral recovers from two gunshot wounds his family speaking out is just taking it day by day. he is healing. he is trying to make sense of something that seems to be really senseless right now. authorities have now charged 84 year old andrew lester with felony assault for allegedly shooting ja rule when you are old mistakenly showed up at his kansas city home thursday just before 10 p.m. lester now back in custody. charles families shocked lester isn't facing more serious charges chose to fired two shots into this human being . that's something that most people would assume mike cause their death and it seems like attempted murder. charles family says they sent him to pick up his younger siblings at 115 terrorists, but he accidentally went to les

last monday's deadly mass shooting at a bank where a man killed 5 of his co-w rkers and in kansas city, missouri. prosecutors have charged an 85 year-old man who's accused of shooting a teenager in a case of a mistaken address. 16 year-old ralph, you are all is out of the hospital tonight. and andrew lester is charged with assault in the first degree and armed criminal action. prosecutors say there was a racial component to the case, but did not elaborate. yarrow was supposed to pick up his 2 younger brothers last week when he approached the wrong house. lester came to the door, shot him in the head and then shot him again. meanwhile, in the nation's capital, students and parents from across the country marched down the national mall toward the u.s. capitol today. >> they were calling on congress to end the gun violence by implementing a ban on assault weapons. but passing that legislation through the republican controlled house is going to be difficult, if not impossible, as republicans assist reducing gun violence is not about the weapons. in a rare criticism from a member of the party, south

joining us now is the mayor of kansas city, missouri, quinton lucas. mr. mayor, thank you so much for being here i know this is a difficult time for your city. >> it's good to be with you. >> first let me just ask you if i explained that in a way which is in keeping with your understanding of these events, have i got anything wrong or is there anything important i left out here >> you know, i've read the probable cause charging statement and probably just the most heinous part is that the gentleman who shot -- i shouldn't say gentleman, just the criminal, the defendant, an 85-year-old man shot because he claimed he was scared of this black teenager and i say a black teenage boy, not because of an insult, more because of the fact that this is a kid, this is a kid who was sent out by his mother to pick up his younger brothers the sort of thing that should be normal and routine and, indeed, is and in our community tragically last week, it was something that could have taken this boy's life. >> this young man is accomplished he's a musician. the superintendent

joining us now is the mayor of kansas city, missouri, quinton lucas. thanks so much for being here, i know this is a difficult tim for your city. >> it's good to be with you. >> first, let me just ask you, if i explain that -- the understanding of these events, i got anything wrong or there's anything importan that i left out here >> you know, i've read the probable cause chargin statement, which is probably the most heinous part, is that the gentleman who shot - i should say gentleman, th criminal, the defendant, and 85-year-old man shot because h claimed he was scared of thi black teenager and i say, a black teenage boy not because of an insult, or because of the fact that thi is a kid this is a kid who is sent ou by his mother, to pick up hi younger brother's. the sort of thing that shoul be normal and routine, and indeed is. in our community, tragically last week, it is something tha could've taken this boy's life >> this young man is accomplished, he's a musician, the superintendent of -- says he's an excellent student maintains a stellar gpa, whil

there is also the emotional and mental trauma lucy captain of cnn, kansas city, missouri. story all right , lucy. thank you. 20 year old woman is dead after she and some friends. made a wrong turn in upstate new york, and then she was shot by a homeowner police in hebron near the vermont border, say the group accidentally drove into the wrong driveway while looking for a friend's house. 65 year old kevin monahan has been charged with second degree murder after police say he opened fire on the car in the driveway a go fund me page has been set up to pay for kailyn this funeral. a special grand jury has declined to indict the akron police officers who shot and killed a 25 year old black man last year. go move , and walker was shot following a traffic stop last june. police say a walker fired a gunshot from his car as he drove away and the car chase became a foot chase. officers tried unsuccessfully to bring walker down with tasers. then officials say he reached for his waistband and raised his hand. officers fired hitting walker 46 times. walker had no gun on him, although o

public schools will be closed lester >> all right jesse, thank you >>> breaking news from kansas city, missouri tonight. an 85-year-old white man has just been charged in the shooting of a black teenager who rang his doorbell by mistake. it follows a weekend of protests over the shooting maggie vespa joins us live now maggie, what charges does he face >> reporter: so lester, prosecutors in clay county announcing 85-year-old andrew lester faces one count of assault in the first degree and one count of armed criminal action. and they add there was a, quote, racial component in the shooting of a teenage boy who family says made a simple mistake and went to the wrong home tonight, after days of protests demanding justice the kansas city homeowner who family say shot 16-year-old ralph yarl twice for ringing the wrong doorbell faces criminal charges >> i can assure you that the criminal justice system is working and will continue to work as with any serious case, we approached this one in an objective, impartial manner >> he has the times where he's like why, i did nothing wrong, why. >> reporter: dr

he was 16 years old, and h rang the doorbell, but he ha the wrong address for the hous in kansas city, missouriround law. the white homeowner, andre lester, claims he thought it was a break-in, and was said h was scared to death due to the males size in his own advanced age, 84. for the record, the mail i this case is a high school student named ralph yarl lester claims that because h was scared to death, h immediately shot yarl in the head through a glass door. yarl was taken to the hospital where he received surgery to remove the bullets he was finally released over the weekend, and is no recovering at home andrew lester, for his part, was detained in the night of the shooting, but was then released a few hours later with no charges. he claimed self-defense in a stand-your-ground state. after a week of protests lester was finally charged wit felony assault unarmed crimina action this afternoon he turned himself in as of tonight, he's out on bail his arraignment is scheduled for tomorrow leicester's decision to shoo ralph yarl, follows a patter in stand-your-ground states. a white gunman who s

el >> youear abt these in the ews over ti it a lchange >> reporter: adriana diaz, cbs news, kansas city, missouri. >>> federal prosecutors will argue in court today that a massachusetts air national guardsman should remain in jail for allegedly leaking highly classified documents on line. they say 21-year-old jack teixeira posted military intelligence about ukraine and u.s. allies on the platform discord. he's facing two criminal charges. the air force is investigating how he accessed the documents, and a military inspection general will look at the base where teixeira served to determine what went wrong. >>> one worker is dead and five others were injured after a parking garage collapsed in new york city. police say the concrete floors fell on top of each other yesterday a few blocks away from city hall. authorities believe everyone was accounted for inside the building, but they were still conducting searches last night to make sure no one s usdeealee escribed they w an. >> so then all the sudden the building was starting to shake tremendously, and the noise also was quite loud. and then i call

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there is growing outrage and kansas city, missouri after a black teenager was shot in the head when he accidentally ring the wrong doorbell. hundreds of protesters turned out to demand justice for 16 year old ralph ja rule who remains in the hospital with life threatening injuries. urals family says he was picking up his younger brothers, and he got the wrong address the homeowner who allegedly shot him. has not been charged, but officials are promising a thorough investigation.h h every case that comes through kansas city, we will make sure we do all to make sure that we're as expeditious as possible and more than anything to make sure that everyone, no matter their background, knows that justice can be obtained here in kansas city. the shooting took place last thursday around 10 p.m. police have not released the name or the race of the shooter . but civil rights attorney ben crump is now representing the family. a national guardsmen search for some extra cash could end up with him spending a decade in prison. prosecutors say he wanted to take on a side job as a killer. here's our fri

. >>> there is developing news out of kansas city, missouri, where that homeowner who shot a black teenager at his door posted $200,000 bail hours after turning himself in today maggie vespa is there with late details. >> reporter: tonight, police say the white homeowner accused of shooting a black missouri teen who rang his doorbell now out on bail after turning himself in to police >> we are satisfied with the charges that are brought as charges. obviously, we want to see it through to a conviction and appropriate sentencing. >> reporter: 84-year-old andrew lester faces the possibility of life in prison, charged with first-degree assault and armed criminal action for shooting 16-year-old ralph yarl in the head and arm after yarl, hoping to pick up his younger brothers thursday, accidentally went to the wrong home >> ralph says that he was shot through the screen door at point-blank range, and when he went to the ground, he was shot a second time. >> reporter: meanwhile, new details on the homeowner's possible defense per a probable cause statement, andrew lester telling detectives he was

he was 16 years old, and h rang the doorbell, but had the wrong address for the house in kansas city, missouriwhite homeowner, andre last, or claims that he though it was a break-in, and he wa scared to death due to the males size and his own advance age. 84 >> for the record, the milner' case is a high school studen named ralph yarl lester claims that because h was scared to the, h immediately shot yarl in the head through glass door. y'all was taken to the hospita where he received surgery to remove the bullets he was finally released over the weekend and is now recovering at home andrew lester, for his part, was detained the night of th shooting but that he was released owners later with n charges. he claimed self-defense in the stand-your-ground state. after the weekend of protests, he was finally charged yesterday with felony assaul and armed criminal accident. this afternoon he turned himself in and as of tonight h is out on bail his arraignment is scheduled for tomorrow leicester's decision to shoo rough yarrow follows a pattern in stand-your-ground states, a white gunman who shoots a b

cnn's lucy cavanaugh is joining us now live from kansas city, missouri. lucy what can you tell us?at more can you tell us about this case? well, there are lester, as you point out, did finally turn himself in. this was five days after that alleged shooting of ralph gerald 16 year old teenager. he was released on the $200,000 bond that conditions of that bond. he is not permitted to have any type of weapon. he's also not allowed to have any indirect or direct contact with ralph charles or his family. his cell phone is also likely to be monitored. now we are anticipating a possible arraignment this afternoon that would typically involved entering a guilty or not guilty plea as well as any other conditions set by the judge. we don't know if lester himself is going to appear in court. we are still as a network trying to confirm these details. we did also hear from the kansas city mayor about an hour ago who expressed some concern that lester is out on bail, someone that the mayor described as someone who he sees as a threat to the public, he said. we don't know what house he's in right

adriana diaz, cbs news, kansas city, missouri. >>> president biden could announce his re-election bid as early as next week. in a video release, sources tell cbs news his team is aiming to make the announcemen mr. biden hasn't officially signed off on the timing. next tuesday marks four years since he announced his last presidential bid which was also by video. >>> meantime, conservative talk radio host larry elder announced that he's running for president. he was the top republican opponent to california governor gavin newsom in a failed recall effort back in 2021. elder is scheduled to speak in iowa this weekend. >>> there was high drama at the maiden launch of the massive starship rocket. >> three, two, one -- >> the liftoff from south texas made history for spacex yesterday. the goal is to eventually take people to the moon and mars. minutes after liftoff, the unmanned rocket exploded. spacex said multiple engines were not firing causing the rocket to lose altitude. it was purposely destroyed by a self-destruct system, and then it crashed into the gulf of mexico. on twitter, space

. >>> hundreds of students flooded the streets of kansas city, missouri, calling for justice for ralphl, the 16-year-old was shot twice after knocking on the wrong door while attempting to pick up his siblings. that belonged to 84-year-old andrew lester. he is free on bond tonight after turning himself in on a first-degree assault charge . ralph's mother spoke today with cbs news. >> ralph and i would argue, can you put the sheet music down and do your english homework? mom, i don't want to do my english homework because it's boring. that's what we argue about. >> ralph, amazingly, survived the shooting as expected to recover, but the family said he is suffering from mental and emotional trauma as well. >>> a 65-year-old in upstate new york faces murder charges for allegedly killing a woman who accidentally turned into his driveway. it happened in a small town, were 21-year-old kaylyn gillis turned into the suspects driveway while looking for a friend's home. the suspect is accused of firing two shots from his porch to the car. one bullet killed her. >>> a russian judge has denied bail

the shooting happened just days after a black teenager in kansas city, missouri, was shot twice by a white homeowner after going to the wrong address to pick up his little brother's covering both of these shocking incidents, starting with cnn's lucy cavanaugh. in kansas city and lucy the suspect. in the case in kansas city 84 year old andrew lester. he turned himself into police this afternoon. but we're learning he was. he was just released. that's right, jake. i mean, the story keeps changing by the hour this morning, we were wondering when this 84 year old suspect maternal himself in he finally did. we just learned that he has posted bond and been released, according to the sheriff's office spokesperson. bail was apparently set at $200,000. some of the conditions included prohibiting lester from possessing weapons of any type. he may not have. any direct or indirect contactitralph. you're all the 16 year old who he was accused of shooting and lester's phone is now subject to monitoring and it is not clear at this point jake whether lester is going to appear in court for an initial

. >>> manifestantes piden justicia en kansas city missouri.ocar el timbre de una casa equivocada. >>> la jefa del de parto mente de policÍa de la ciudad dijo que los oficiales respondieron a un incidente la noche del 13 de abril, el dueÑo de una vivienda disparÓ contra un joven afuera de la residencia. >>> estamos contando una historia diferente a la que usualmente escuchamos dijo la tÍa del adolescente. Él estÁ vivo y se recupera. iba a recoger a su hermanos pero segÚn las autoridades llegÓ a una direcciÓn incorrecta. los abogados representan a la familia dijeron en un comunicado, que el joven fue impactado con 2 balas. una en la cabeza y otra en el brazo. la policÍa no ha compartido detalles sobre la identidad del dueÑo del hogar pero dijo que estuvo detenida por 4 horas y puesto en libertad a la espera que continÚe la investigaciÓn. segÚn la policÍa, necesitan una declaraciÓn de la vÍctima y recopilar evidencia forense. >>> un pancartas como esta que desarma el odio, residentes de la zona han unido sus voces f protesta. >>> debemos amarnos

cbs's adriana diaz is in kansas city, missouri, with the latest on yarl's recovery. >> we love you, ralphlassmates marched in solidari and support. ralph's mother, cleo nagbe, says her son is recovering from being shot in the head and arm. >> mostly he just sits there and stares, and the buckets of tears just rolls down his eyes. you can see that he's just replaying the situation over and over again. >> reporter: andrew lester faces two felony counts, armed criminal action and first-degree assault. according to the criminal complaint, the 84-year-old told police he had just laid down in bed when he heard the doorbell. he picked up his gun and said he saw a black male, approximately 6 feet tall, at the door, telling detectives he was, quote, scared to death due to the male's size and lester's old age. thcomplaint says lr edlyxpresser thvict. h th this is neth strt enfact, hittr. u seat strsign there? that's ne 115th terrace, just about 100 yards away. ralph's family says as he was trying to get help, someone yelled at him to get on his knees and raise his hands. >> and all we hear is a bun

. >>> there is breaking news out of kansas city, missouri, where the county prosecutor has charged aning a black teenager twice, including once in the head. police say the teen went to the wrong address to pick up his younger brothers. he rang the doorbillion, and moments later, multiple shots were fired. cbs's roxana saberi is outside the police station with these new details. >> do you think if he was a white 16-year-old boy and he rang that door, do you think it would have been the same outcome? >> reporter: ralph yarl's family says the 16-year-old was gunned down after mixing up the address. he was supposed to go to ne 115th terrace but instead rang a doorbell on ne 115th street, just one block away. the yarl family's attorney says ralph waited for a few minutes after ringing the bell before the door opened. >> he was immediately confronted with an armed man, who told him that he did not want to see him on his property again. and then he opened fire. >> reporter: still, yarl's aunt, faith spoonmore, says the teen ran for help, knocking on three more doors before a neighbor called

two felony counts filed in the shooting of a black teenager in kansas city. missouripect told police that he was quote scared to death due to the teens . size can tell you there was a racial component to the inexplicable. there is no way you can justify this. what's about to happen in this $1.6 billion defamation lawsuit against fox over election lies

85 year old man has been charged with the armed assault and the shooting of a teenager in kansas city, missouri. 16 year old ralph yarrow was shot and injured when he rang andrew lester's doorbell by mistake. he had gone to the wrong address to pick up his younger siblings. lina abruptly report yes, justice. that's what ralph yos, family wants for the 16 year old was shot and injured last week. yal had mistakenly rang the doorbell of andrew lester's house in kansas city, missouri. while trying to pick up his younger brothers. lester opened the door and fired on ralph yard. prosecutors have now charge lustre with 2 counts, including 1st degree assault, which carries a life sentence. ah, we understand how frustrating this has been. but i think it just system is going to work with any serious case. we approach this one, just joining community members outside the house where y'all was shot. his family is grateful that he is recovering from the stories that you normally here. right now, he is alive and he's healing. the case has outraged many across the united states, including the white house presi

there is breaking news now out of kansas city, missouri, where the county prosecutor has charged an 85ting a black teenager twice including once in the head. police say the teen went to the wrong address to pick up his younger brothers, rang the doorbell and moments later multiple shots were fired. cbs's roxana saberi is outside the police station with these new details. >> do you think if he was a white 16-year-old boy and he rang that door, do you think it would have been the same outcome? >> reporter: ralph yalr's family says the 16-year-old was gun downed after mixing up the address, he was supposed to go to 115th terrace, but instead rang the doorbell on northeast 115th street just one block away. the yarl family attorney says that ralph waited for a few minutes after ringing the bell before the door opened. >> he was immediately confronted with an armed man that said he did not want to see him on his property again and then opened% fire. >> still yarl's aunt says that the teen ran for help, knocking on three more doors before the neighbor called 911. >> reporter: as his aunt, wha

two felony counts filed in the shooting of a black teenager in kansas city. missouri suspect told police that he was quote scared to death due to the teens . size can tell you there was a racial component to the inexplicable. there is no way you can justify this. what's about to happen in this $1.6 billion defamation lawsuit against fox over election lies expecting to be right back here at nine am for jury selection and opening statements. in this case for fox. it might be worth it to see this in front of a jury and see if they can get a lower down amount than what they would have to settle for fourth. florida's governor, escalating his right against disney, suggesting competing directly with the mouse. should we do with this land? maybe you need another state prison who knows? the possibilities are endless. you're not gonna win a fight with american people against the wall disney company. this has gone from kind of going after a headline to something that convoluted the entire republican message. calls for justice for jalen walker after in ohio grand jury declined to

shot and injured last week. yal had mistakenly rang the doorbell of andrew lester's house in kansas city, missouri while trying to pick up his younger brothers. lester opened the door and fired on ralph yard. prosecutors have now charge lustre with 2 counts, including 1st degree assault, which carries a life sentence. i this is justice system to, to work with any serious case. we approach this one. it is joining community members outside the house where y'all was shot. his family is grateful that he is recovering from the stories that you normally here. right now, he is alive, and he is healing. the case has outraged many across the united states, including the white house president joe biden called yal family, offering his support, while vice president, kamala harris said on twitter. no child should ever live in fear of bringing the wrong doorbell. the prosecutor, in this case, has determined the shooting was not in self defense and says, it may have been racially motivated by message to the place reinforce laws follow laws. it is not legible. one, every one. so there have been rallies in the sta

cbs's adriana diaz is in kansas city, missouri, with the latest on yarl's recovery.ay, ralph yarl's classmates marched in solidarity and support. ralph's mother, cleo nagbe, says her son is recovering from being shot in the head and arm. >> mostly, he just sits there and stares, and the buckets of tears just rolls down his eyes. you can see that he is just replaying the situation over and over again. >> reporter: andrew lester facestwo felony counts, armed criminal action and first-degree assault. according to the criminal complaint, the 84-year-old told police he had just laid down in bed when he heard the doorbell. he picked up his gun and said he found a black male approximately 6 feet tall at the door. telling detectives he was "scared to death" due to the male size and lester's old age. the complaint says lester repeatedly expressed concern for the victim. ralph went to an address on this road, this is northeast from 115th street, when in fact his little brothers were just a block down. you see that greenstreet signed there? that is northeast 115th terrace, just

host: let's go to kansas city, missouri next, republican, bruce. caller: i have read the wall street journal yesterday morning. there was a reporter, crediting the old question of the article and you're taking on clarence thomas. they cited examples of some other supreme court justices who had not filed proper papers. i would like to have you react to them. sure you have had plenty of time to read that article. i would like you to address some of the criticisms they leveled. guest: i would say a couple things. i don't want to paraphrase the journal's op-ed, but i would point everyone to the cnn article published following ours that reported justice thomas plans to actually amend forms here. if that is accurate, i don't think that happens if there is no issue. on the amendments by other justices, it is true that there are plenty of examples of these disclosures being amended by justices appointed by both democrats and republicans. the examples i have seen of amendments are frankly rather inconsequential. we are talking about things like failing to r

tiny miracle in kansas city, missouri. >> at the hom of the kansas city royals. puppy was found stuck under the hood of a car belonging to an employee of the baseball team. 2 maintenance workers had to lift the car up with the jack and then unscrew the housing plate underneath the engine so that the little pup could get free. the car owner says that they've been traveling on the highway for half an hour before anybody noticed the barking. >> yeah, but had to get up. i mean. >> anyway, but you know, all's well that ends well, happily, the puppy named bon bon. >> was ok and she was taken to the vet before being reunited with her owner. >> so lucky dog chase. that wraps up kron. 4 news at 9 on this friday night. >> but the kron, 4 news at 10 is coming up for little on a bond. bonney bowman got lucky. about that puppy all night. now. >> a look at that right behind >> that is all right. we'll get over. it looks like he's okay. a little little bone. little something special for them. >> all right. coming up on kron, 4 news at 10. thank you. have a good weekend. you guy

from fox square 51 degrees and as you can see, today is actually draft day, it kicks off in kansas city, missouri at union station and we kickoff on fox square with kids who have shown up for take your child to workday. thanks to clowns for kids for the inflatable football stadium outside on fox square. >> ainsley: they are darling. >> steve: adorable and when remember when they were left. >> ainsley: richard and connor. >> steve: and jared. clowns for kids.com. >> ainsley: so exciting, we went to each other's baby showers. >> brian: grab a football, throw it into an inflatable house. >> steve: they are mainly here for the pizza, we have historically provided pizza and often when the movie house was affiliated with this ump can, they show the kids whatever kid-theme movie -- breek i think gutfeld will let all the kids produce his show tonight. >> ainsley: it would be even funnier. busted, president biden caught using a cheat sheet during his first news conference. there it is. >> steve: that is embarrassing. on it, it says question number one and points out asks courtney at the l.a. times and sho

reporter: hundreds of protesters, taking to the streets in kansas city, missouri demanding justice. outrage comes after police say 16-year-old ralph y. was struck by a homeowner after mistakenly going to the wrong home. police say the high school junior's parents asked him to pick up his sibling at an address on 115th terrace, but he accidentally went to a home on to his family he was shot in the head through a glass door after he rang the doorbell. yarl, now in stable condition. his aunt hopeful for a full recovery. >> it will feel a lot of love. because this is a lot of people. reporter: the shooter was taken into custody then released pending further investigation. >> we do have a police department is listening and cares and would take all of these cases seriously. reporter: the mayor of kansas city, saying there will be a thorough review of the incident to determine if any charges will be filed. the community, searching for answers and calling for an arrest. d motivated. that is an active investigation. but i do recognize the racial components of the case. i do recognize and und

louis, kansas city, missouri, arkansas, oklahoma to get ready for more tornadoes, hail and severe thunderstorms. they also predict major snowstorms from coast to coast, including the west coast into the rockies and nevada and colorado. in so far today, there have already been more than 100 flight cancellations and more than 6,000 delays. nearly 50 million people could be impacted over the next couple of days, todd and ashley. >> todd: it is a wild storm. it hit on my east coast and my brother had to go to his basement. anita thank you. in last week's blackhawk military helicopter crash, they now know what was the cause of the collision. among the nine soldiers killed in that crash >> night vision goggles. >> it was an accident. >> we believe our lord jesus was with him. >> we know where he is. >> safe. he is safe. >> todd: salinas family said david always wanted to serve his country purity was only 23 years old. the cause of the crash is to under investigation. 25 train cars he reeling in montana were some smashed into a local river. what we know about the crash and the threats to the public. >

complete with commentary from bob kendrick, president of the negro leagues' baseball museum in kansas city, missouri> supersedi could have ever done to drive kids through our doors to kind of gain an understanding of what the negro leagues represented. reporter: the negro leagues are a very important part of not only baseball history but also like history and american history -- black history and american history. we have asked for years, what are you going to introduce negro league players into the game? we needed to figure out an interactive wooded introduce them into the game to a -- interactive way to introduce them into the game to make it fun and inspiring. reporter: more than a the storyline content, plans for multiple seasons. >> we can see that we now have leaders to continue to introduce more unsung stars of the negro leagues. people that you should know what you don't necessarily know them unless you already are a hard-core baseball historian. some of these names, you won't know. but it does not lessen how great they were. >> his skill set was incredible. a great hitter who you can rely o