if you do something, you can do it again. >> kye -- >> it might be worse. >> kye, you're going to be you also represent wander cooper-jones, ahmaud arbery's mother. i want your reaction to the testimony in the federal hate crimes trial and whether it shows a racial motive. >> i believe, as wanda and marcus, ahmaud's parents have said, all along, they lynched him because he was jogging while black. everything from the 911 call to all the text messages say that this was a racially motivated murder, and they should be convicted of a hate crime. >> ben, thank you very much. and again, our thanks to ebony and kye. we appreciate you are joining us. best of luck. look, keep us updated. we want to know >>> so the nfl is facing a class action lawsuit alleging racial discrimination, so what do they do? they lawyer up. and take this they're going big. they're hiring the first black female attorney general in u.s. history, loreta lynch. et t the e from the start. no expensive dealerships. no comommissions. no pressure. only buying a car on your time knowing the low price you see on our site is t

so that black teen, whose name is kye, said this left him puzzled. >> i was confused. fairly, then they shouldn't be able to deal with the situation at all. >> so kye and his mother want the two police officers removed from duty. governor phil murphy said he is deeply disturbed by the video. >> a lot of people involved, including some of the white kids who were there who were like, what? >> that's right. the white victim -- not the white victim. it is hard to tell who. but the white kid in the fight was puzzled as well as kye was puzzled. it was wild. >> all right. we will watch that one carefully. >> julius jones was sentenced to death in a 1999 carjacking. hours before jones' scheduled execution, the governor of oklahoma announced he granted jones clemency. he was not executed. last week journalist mara spoke to zones about life behind bars since the commute. >> people were celebrating. what were you feeling in the aftermath of the governor's order? . >> crushed. angry. mainly just crushed and angry. people say i have another day to fight. that is another day of suff

while the other sits down on a couch and is then left sitting alone as both officers cuff eighth grader kye, who spoke to our abc affiliate wabc. >> they put me in cuffs and then the female officer came over, put her knee on, like, my upper back, too. then, just started helping putting cuffs on me. while he was just sitting down on the couch watching the whole thing. >> reporter: in the video, you can see the other teen holding up his hands to be handcuffed but the officer walks right past him. bridgewater township police releasing a statement, saying in part, "we recognize that this video has made members of our community upset and are calling for an internal affairs investigation." new jersey governor phil murphy speaking about the incident today. >> we have to let the investigation play out. the appearance of what is racially disparate treatment is deeply, deeply disturbing. >> reporter: tonight, kye's mom is calling for accountability. >> to be honest, i want them to become unemployable. >> reporter: the mall here in bridgewater released a statement, saying they are aware of the stateme

george, stray, robin, kye's mother did confirm to us this morning that he turned 14 two weeks ago. >>governor said that video is so incredibly disturbing. >> very, very clear. >> t.j., thank you. >>> now to the olympics and russia's 15-year-old skater, star figure skater back on the ice this morning as another athlete tests positive for doping. maggie rulli is there in beijing with more for us. good morning, maggie. >> reporter: hey, robin. mning, thice, what nobody expected falling and if she medal there would be no ceremony but valiyeva out, an awardser is knowny took place. there's no word on what's going to happen with her medal orrer iser is knowny in the team event. kamila stumling and falling during her falling. va valiyeva overcome with emotion. >> now another doping allegation from another country competing in the games. ukrai ukrainian skier kaminska testing positive for both a steroid and a still you lapt. taken last thursday and revealed this week. on the slopes, a strong start, world champion skier mikaela shiffrin not making it to the finish line. the 26-year-old crowd f

separate the boys by pushing white teenager to a nearby couch but pin the black teenager as 14-year-old kyeas the only one handcuffed and humiliated. the new jersey attorney general's office has a lot of questions as well. athena jones joins us from new york. at athena, really disturbing video. what happened? >> reporter: you can see it's disturbing and disturbing even to the folks on site. they saw what they believe is evidence of racial bias, this scuffle ensuing and pulling white teenager off and setting him on a couch, while while the other police officer kneels on the back of the black teenager, handcuffing him behind his back and coming over to help. meanwhile, the white teenager also involved in the fight just left to sit there on the couch without any handcuffs. a lot of folks who see this see evidence of facial racial bias s problem in america, the idea that the black youth is automatically assumed to be the aggressor or the dangerous one. listen to how the boy's mother, his mother spoke to don lemon last night, look at what she had to say. >> i try to wrap my mind around it. no po

joining me now is kye, the team arrested and handcuffed by police.th us as well and attorney benjamin crump. this seen 1.8 million times. you have been speaking out about what happened to you. what kind of response have you been receiving? >> messages on tiktok and stuff like that. . >> with support. >> yeah. saying i'm doing a great thing. >> you say the fight broke out after you tried to defend a 7th grader who you say is a high school student, the person you were fighting with. what happened next? >> cops came over. an officer put his knee, pinned me to the ground, put his knee on my back and started handcuffing me. and the female officer that was with the other boy, he left and helped and put the handcuffs on me and put her knee on my back too. >> it looked like the other teen threw you on the ground before the police arrived. they pulled him off you, put you in handcuffs. what was going through your head as this was happening? >> i felt like inferior, like i was less important. >> did you know what was happening to you vis-a-vis the other teenag

he talks about kye, the black teenager, he talks about being scared. black children. what are the ramifications long-term of what this looks like? i mean this is quite scarring and traumatizing and only for the black teen who was impacted but for others who were looking on. >> absolutely. there is a growing body of research documenting the extraordinary psychological trauma to black and brown children who are the frequent targets of police stops, frisk, violence of this nature. you know, young people become depressed and fearful and anxious and hypervigilant, meaning they're always on guard and not trusting others. and just as you said, laura, you know, what's so powerful about this research is that it shows to the trauma occurs even when you're not the direct target, just witnessing these types of incidents lead to the same trauma effects, post-traumatic stress disorder, sleeplessness, other signs of depression. so it really has profound, long-term consequences on children who are observing, especially black and brown children, who know they are dispr

anyone who has video, any other videos, to get in touch with them and to turn them in and, of course, kyeother say they want to seep the officers fired. as his mother put it, she wants them to be unemployable, the larger picture, people say this is more evidence of racial bias embedded in policing in america and american society. >> those families and that community, they deserve some answers. thank you. >>> the new jersey naacp is calling for the officers to be removed from the force pending an investigation. richard smith is the president of new jersey's naacp state conference. thank you for being here. is there any other explanation for why the white teenager would be treated with kid gloves and the black teenager would be treated with handcuffs? >> there is no other explanation. and thank you for having me. the naacp is once again disappointed -- not surprised, but disappointed -- to see still another police action that ir refutably showing the action of african americans when they're in police custody. despite all of the dog and pony shows, the years of talk about bias training and a

think the one is they will go further and fully invade all of ukraine, including trying to take over kye happened so far. what's happened so far is that is what predictable tit for tat. while it's terrible that putin is invading or annexing esse essentially part of eastern ukraine, it doesn't change the economic position. if something happened to not just stop and pittsburgh up in terms of sanctions but to refuse to buy russian oil or gas, that would be a much more serious situation the key point is not what's going on in energy markets, the key point is what does putin do next >> conrad, that is the thinking among many, the credibility, the idea he wants to reset the post cold war order is that where you are, where you think we are going in. >> that's a difficult geo-political question so many experts want to find what is in mr. putin's head. i think if i think of it logically, it does not make sense for a full invasion of ukraine. the two regions were already under russian control, in effect i think what happens next is important to see the sanctions coming through seen as somewhat mea

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