mr leonard: absolutely. policylly, according to and regulation within the prison, prison trade is -- guards trading with prisoners is prohibited, which means it happens all the time. there is a pretty slick black market. especially early on in the spring and summer as prisoners are leading -- leaving the cabin prisoners doing work outside the main stockade, they will often interact with civilians, women coming to sell vegetables. we have descriptions of sweet potato pies being sold. if you are a prisoner coming from the battlefield that spring or early summer, you may have greenbacks, u.s. currency, union currency. that is an illegal object in the confederacy. which means, of course, there is an amazing black market. one of the ways that is kept into is the confederacy manages a settlor store within the prison -- settlers store within the prison. and be operator is a georgia militia officer. and he is bringing in goods and selling. one of the photographs of the prison shows this lean to structure. and that i

i talked to leonard.e time you pass a scrap of paper to another offender, you will be without your job. and we are watching him probably more closely than any -- at least this miss gilmore is, because i have something to prove. >> change is gauged by behavior. if you are changing changing, your behavior must change. and i believe my behavior has changed. >> he hopes a positive job performance will help him win his transfer and his fate will be determined at his next review, which is less than a week away. >> the bottom line is, i'm still somebody that deserves respect, to be treated like a human being. if it's given to me, i'll give it. give me the respect and courtesy of a human being and not an animal, you will receive the same. >>> coming up, an asatru follower speaks out. >> i don't have anything against uncle. >>> president obama is on a trip to the west coast. active management can tap global insights. active management can take calculated risks. active management can seek to outperform. because act

there is fatal details on the beating death of lucas leonard.er brother was beaten but survived but apparently with serious injuries. this rocked the community in upstate new york. authorities say they was part of a counseling session and the boy's parents, their mom and dad are charged with manslaughter. four other church members are charged with assault. today the judge ruled the case will go to a grand jury at the hearing a witness gave a stomach turning account of what took place inside the church on sunday night and how long it lasted. jason carroll has details. >> reporter: bruce and debra leonard did not testify during the preliminary hearing today. >> charge is manslaughter in the first-degree. >> reporter: instead, they sat and listened to damaging testimony about what allegedly happened in that church counseling session. in the end, their 19-year-old son lucas was dead. their 17-year-old son christopher left in serious condition. daniel irwin, a deacon at the word of life christian church told the court he saw bruce leonard strike both

joining us is eric leonard. he's the former chief of interpretation at the andersonvil andersonvil andersonville historic site. we are also opening up our phone lines so that you can join in on the conversation. if to give us a call and ask questions, 202-748-7900 in the eastern time zones. if you want to send us a tweet, do so @cspanhistory. thank you for joining us this afternoon. >> it's my pleasure to be here. >> let's start with what is andersonville for someone who does not know. where does it fall? >> it's important to start with this idea that military prisons and prisoners of war are not part -- often are let out of the mainstream telling of the war because quite frankly there's no winners in this story. this isn't a battlefield. it's something entirely different. valor and honor take different forms here. in the standard telling of the war, there's an acknowledgment, yes, there are prisons, prisoners of war, and then you move right back on to the battles. often there's -- in addressing this story, ther

his parents have been charged with manslaughter in the death of lucas leonard. four more people are accused of assault, all have pleaded not guilty. cnn national correspondent jason carroll has been following the story. jason? >> and fredricka, still a lot more investigators want to know about this church. the district attorney telling us, before this is all over, we can expect more arrests and more charges. >> bruce and debora leonard did not testify during the preliminary hearing. >> the charge is manslaughter in the first degree. >> reporter: instead, they sat and listened to damaging testimony about what allegedly happened in that church counseling session. in the end, their 19-year-old son, lucas, was dead. their 17-year-old son, christopher left in serious condition. daniel irwin, a deacon at the word of life christian church told the court he saw bruce leonard strike both of the boys inside the church's sanctuary. he said, leonard hit his son, lucas, several times. i heard the sound of a strike. stop, then it started again. irwin also told the court, he s

he said leonard hit his son, lucas, several times.trike, stop, then it started again. irwin also told the court, he saw lucas was bleeding from his leg, moaning, and rolling back and forth on the floor. irwin then said he also saw leonard strike his younger son, christopher, five or six times, with something that looked like a belt. he recalled the beating went on for 14 hours, starting around 8:00, sunday night, and lasting the until 10:00 a.m. the next morning. when asked why the beating finally stopped, irwin said, because luke was dead at that point. he said several church members, including leonard's own brother, christopher, and his father, tried performing cpr, but it was too late. >> would you like to elaborate a little bit more about what happened inside and tell us the about your experience? >> no, i have no comment. >> reporter: outside court, irwin would not comment about his testimony, nothing about the motive for the beating, nor about allegations that the counseling session was ordered because leonard wanted to leave th

he says, leonard his son, lucas, several times. i heard the sound of a strike, stop and then it started again. he also told the court he saw lucas was bleeding from his leg, moaning and rolling back and forth on the floor. irwin said he also saw leonard strike his younger son, christopher, five or six times with something that looked like a belt. he recalled the beating went on for 14 hours, starting around 8:00 sunday night and lasting until 10:00 a.m. the next morning. when asked why the beating finally stopped, irwin said, because luke was dead at that point. several church members, including leonard's own brother, christopher and his father, tried performing cpr but it was too late. >> would you like to elaborate more about what happened inside and tell us about your experience? >> i have no comment. >> outside court, irwin would not comment about his testimony, nothing about the motive nor about allegations the counseling session was ordered because leonard wanted to leave the church. the leonards are facing manslaughter charg

bruce and debra leonard did not testify today.hey sat and listened to damaging testimony about what allegedly happened in that church counseling sex. in the end, their 19-year-old son lucas was dead, their son christopher left in serious condition. daniel irwin, a deacon at the word of life christian church told the court he so you bruce leonard strike both of the boys. he said leonard hit his son lucas several time. i heard the sound of a strike. stop, then it started again. irwin also told the court, he saw lucas was bleeding from his leg, moteing, rolling back and forth on the floor. irwin said he also saw leonard strike his younger son christopher five or six times, something that looked like a belt. he recalled the beating went on for 14 hours, starting around 8:00 sunday night, lasting until 10:00 a.m. the next morning. when asked why the beating finally stopped? irwin said because luke was dead at that point. he said several church members, including leonard's own brother, christopher, and his father tried performing cpr, i

the leonards are facing manslaughter charges in the death of their son.r others are facing assault charges. all have pled not guilty. police say they have not concluded why the session turned violent. bruce leonard allegedly told investigators his sons may have molested children who belonged to the church. but police say there is no indication of that whatsoever. they say seven children here from the church were taken into protective custody, they were interviewed, examined and police say there is no indication any of them were sexually assaulted. >> the deceased and his brother are victims in this horrible crime. and i want to put out there, again, there is no evidence that these brothers did anything. they are at this point true victims. >> debra leonard's attorney believes his client is also a victim saying debra did not have the physical strength to beat her sons. she claims she only took part in the beginning, but that other church members held the brothers down while the beatings took place. >> i have indicated before and i will continue to indicate

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mr leonard: the deadline doesn't originate in andersonville. it is, however, an invention of the civil war military prison. prisons, north and south, have deadlines. and those deadlines take various forms. , it is a simple fence. places, over the creek, sometimes the deadline is not obvious. sometimes prisoners deal the forrds in -- you know -- firewood or shelter building. and the rule is, of course, if you cross the deadline, guards can shoot you. and yet the photographs taken in august of 1864 illustrate the prison at its height. clearly shows shelters tied to the deadline. so andersonville is also a place of great contradiction. in some of the northern prisons, it is a ditch or a line of posts where at night they put candle lanterns on. a line that if you cross you are going to get shot at is the sort of thing which soon -- shouldn't have any ambiguity. host: the next call is mike from california. you are on with our guest, eric leonard. caller: yes, thank you for the programming. i have kind of a twofold question. firstly, i want to know w

leonard, i think we will have to leave it there. thank you so much for your participation in educating us about the events at andersonville. we have been joined by mr. leonard telling about it. thank you for being part of our coverage today. mr leonard: oh, it is my honor really. we are glad to have you all here. and the service that is about to happen is going to be really special. host: and we are going to take it to that service later on in the program. we will talk with professor lesley gordon about other events could but for now, we go to special ceremony services at the prison site. >> [indistinct chatter] >> [indistinct chatter] >> [indistinct chatter] >> [indistinct chatter] >> [indistinct chatter] >> good afternoon. you can go ahead and take your seats and we will get started. >> [indistinct chatter] >> good afternoon again. i would like to take this opportunity to thank the maneuver center of excellence brass quintet for their musical selections. their music continues to enhance our programs each year. >> [applause] >> on

the viviim's parents, deborah and bruce leonard remain in jail on first degree manslaughter charges in the beating death of their 19-year-old son lucas. devin garimore represents the victim any mother. >> i donon think it was her idea. i think that this is something that she didn't foresee going this far. and i think she lost control of it. >> reporter: four other church members are accused of assaulting lucas' 17-year-old brother christopopr after church sunday. the district attorney says the beatings may have lasted more than ten hours. what did happen? >> what we understand there was an issue whether or not they brother wanted to stay in the church. thererwas a confrontation between the two boys and the parents about that. >> reporter:nvestigators believe church members home school their children inside the former public school compound, bought more than 30 years ago. several of the children werere taken away y yterday by child protective sererces. >> was the assault part of some religious ritual? >> it is not our allegation it was a religious ritual for anything of that nature. but

the lawyer for deborah leonard said it started as an intervention that soon spiraled out of control.life christian church remain behind bars. the mother and father charged with manslaughter. michelle miller reports from outside the church in chadwikz, new york. >> reporter: people around here say church members mostly kept to themselves, were secretive, and that some even lived inside this church building. well investigators say the sunday's deadly assault began when the two brothers met with other church members for what was described as a "counseling session." photos taken inside the church the day after the deadly beating offer a rare glimpse inside the guarded building. police say on sunday night, 19-year-old lucas leonard and 17-year-old brother christopher sat down for a spiritual counseling session at the word of life christian church. at some point, the meeting became physical. >> both brothers were continually subjected to physical punishment over the course of several hours. in the hopes each would confess their prior sins and ask for forgiveness. >> reporter: monday, lucas

in april 2014, williams brought his two-month- old son leonard pronounced dead. an autopsy showed the boy died of malnutrition and dehydration. williams-mccarthy appeared for a plea hearing and sentencing tuesday afternoon. she plead guilty to three different charges and was asked to explain her plea for each one. the first charge was child endangerment resulting in serious injury and she was given up to 10 years. "knowing that michael was on adderall and marijuana and i chose to leave leonard there anyway knowing that michael wasn't giving him the proper care that he needed," said defendant rebekah williams-mccarthy. she also plead guilty to neglect of a dependent person for another child and was given up to 10 years as well. her third guilty plea was for child endangerment resulting in bodily injury which involved a third child. she was sentenced to five years for that charge. "i didn't get him the proper dental care that he needed and i was fully able to do so," said williams-mccarthy. "but i didn't do it." all three sentences are consecutive. williams-mccarth

leonard's father michael williams was sentenced last month in this case. he also pleaded guilty to child endangerment resulting in bodily harm... and also received a 25- year sentence. williams- mccarthy was facing up to 85 years in prison if convicted at trial. under this 25 year sentence... shcould serve less than half of that time depending on good behavior. diana>> the state of nebraska is taking more steps to end human trafficking in the state. a week after state and local law enforcement agencies took part in an f- b- i raid in oma that ended with 21 arrests and two trafficked minors rescued from sex slavery... governor pete ricketts announced the state would be splitting money from a federal grant to end human trafficking among several agencies in the state. most of the e ant money will go to the salvation army. "it's a huge benefit to the state of nebraska, i'm excited for our state, and especially for the victims." berkeley says the group will fight against all human trafficking... with the biggest focus on forced labor cases. larry>> babanews fro

lucas leonard died after being brutally beaten at the life church and four other church members were arrested. it's not clear why the teens were attacked. this investigation continues. >>> an arkansas church kicked out a young worshipper because he admitted he was gay, he is a member of woods chapel church for six years and was removed from the board after revealing he was gay and invited him back if he repents for his lifestyle, he says thanks but no thanks. >> i don't feel comfortable sitting at a pew or beside my parents or alone inside of the church is all i am going to see is people pointing fingers at me or putting me against the wall because of the lifestyle. >> some criticize his lifestyle and others applaud his bravery. >>> a connecticut jury ruled against a woman for taking her nephew to court for giving him a hug, he jumped into her arms and give her a hug and knocked her over. the jury took less than 30 minutes to clear 12-year-old sean of any wrongdoing, one juror shared her thoughts. >> we just couldn't find him liable for what happened. >> connell says her nephew who w

leonard's ministry works with the offenders.t do they need to see that they get back to the community? >> we are reentry home, the thing we offer which we believe is essential to their reentry is food shelter and clothing. beyond that we can begin to do assessments and work on some of the other skills that are required for them to move towards having sustainable lifestyles and become independent and become economically viable. >> you work with people who are getting out of the state system in illinois. illinois has a fairly high recidivism rate but yours is very low. what are you doing that makes the difference? >> well, again, you know, the problem is on the other end actually. many of the people who return from prison in the state of illinois return to low income communities that are experiencing negative job growth in this high unemployment already in those communities. so that's not a whole lot for them to nurture their reentry on. so we step in that vacuum and we provide a wholesome reentry household for people to return to

i am meteorologist harvey leonard. >> now, sportscenter 5 with mike lynn. my: welcome -- mike: welcome to gillette stadium. it feels like we were just here. the patriots are looking at this as an opportunity. >> these are your ready for prime time players. the patriots with five night games this year, including two thursday nighters, the open her, and this one on short turnaround. >> there are great things that come with the thursday night games, but at the same time, there are some challenges physically for the guys out >> we always try to be on top of it. it' s just part of being a professional. >> while it is a mental and physical challenge, he does -- it does give the patriots a chance to beat two opponents in nine days. then they will get some much needed rest. >> i am excited to play. >> it' s a fun week. the competition starts as soon as the last game ends. we have had some time to prepare. hopefully, we will make it should much -- make as much use of it as we can. >> and with no game on sunday, brady can spend saturday night trick-or-treating. >> th

those charges came after her 2- month- old son leonard died last april. leonard's father michael williams was sentenced last month in this case. he also pleaded guilty to child endangerment resulting in bodily harm... and also received a 25- year sentence. williams- mccarthy was facing up to 85 years in prison if convicted at trial. under this 25 year sentence... she could serve less than half of that time depending on good behavior. diana>> the state of nebraska is taking more steps to end human trafficking in the state. a week after state and local law enforcement agencies took part in an f- b- i raid in omaha that ended with 21 arrests and two trafficked minors rescued from sex slavery... governor pete ricketts announced the state would be splitting money from a federal grant to end human trafficking among several agencies in the state. most of the grant money will go to the salvation army. "it's a huge benefit to the state of nebraska, i'm excited for our state, and especially for the victims." berkeley says the group will fight against all human traf

leonard and penny will have to suffic >> you are excited to be parents? is that a yes?parents to ben joh legend and chrissy teigen were in beverly hills yesterday morning. we thought she may have given us the due date the night before. >> it was going to be april. now it's february. so it is going to shove it out. i can't travel in april anymore. >> she tweeted back, nothing i do is accidental, darling. we should have known. and lady gaga's m some wedding news last night. >> we've been engaged for less than a year. we've been talking about it whether it's new york, los angeles, destination place. we don't have an exact date yet. >> spoiler alert, gaga got a baby bump. okay, well, that's really just on the set of "american horror story hotel" which can be tough to watch. earn. >> what did you think of the bloodbath orgy scene? >> i was sitting next to her father at the premier. the weirdness level kind of went through the roof. >> yeah. >> awkward. well, we know the mastermind behind "american horror story hotel" ryan murphy adores gaga and also gwyneth paltrow. because

leonard said he was punched and whipped with a four-foot cord and his family and several charged. >>> a police officer shot and killed their beloved dog. a surveillance camera captured the officer knocking on the family's front door and then firing three times at the bulldog mix after she escapes. the family says 2-year-old >> you don't have the luxury of hindsight. we have to use the information that is given to us in a split second. >> the officer has been placed on administrative leave. >>> the los angeles daily news reports on a new earthquake warning for l.a. a nasa says a 99.9% chance of a earthquake hitting within three years. researchers says it will hit southeast of downtown where another quake struck just last year. >>> "people" magazine reports khloe kardashian asked a los angeles judge to dismiss her divorce proceeding from lamar odom. she has been at the hospital with her estranged husband since he was found unconscious in a nevada brothel last week. the stars signed the divorce papers in july, but the judgment has yet to be entered by the court. >>> "the new york times"

i am jealous of leonard. not of his life but the friendship he develops with you. that is beautiful. can you describe loneliness in the book and how it developed you as a writer? >> how can i describe lonely? the way i use loneliness, this huge catchall word in our lives is really simply to dramatize the singleness of the experience of walking the streets which we all can describe ourselves as being lonely thing -- figures on the street. is also true that in my generation first-time in history millions of people living alone, people like ourselves, people of every stripe and condition are living alone. 50%, the census tells us 50% of all new york city households are single person households. never before have so many of us should isn't, not chosen but experienced singleness of life as so many do. in that sense we are living in a time when actual crude block bottom loneliness is something that spills out onto the streets and in this city like new york, where people are eager, eager to engage, eager to hear themselves speak in public, you have street theater on deman

leonard said he was punched and whipped with a four-foot cord and his parents and several church members have been charged. >>> the miami herald reports on a florida family's grief after police officer shot t d killed their r loved dog. a a rveillance camera captured the officer knocking on the family's front door and then firing three times at the bulldog mix after she escapes. the family says 2-year-old duchess posed no threat. >> he could have easily stopped her by kicking her. he could have punched her. you know, pushed her. screamed. he didn't say a word^ >> we don't have the luxury of hindsight. we have to use the information that is given to us in a split second. on administrative leave. >>> "the los angeles daily news" reports on a new earthquake warning for l.a. a nasatudy says a 99.9% chance of a magnitude 5 or bigger earthquake hitting within three years. researchers says it will hit southeast of downtown where another quake struck last year. >>> "people" magazine reports khloe kardashian asked a los angeles judgdgto dismiss her divorce proceedidi from lamar odom. kardhian has

..pled guilty to three counts of child neglect...stemming from the death of her two month old son leonard back 20-14. "michael was on adderrall and marijuana and i chose to leave leonard there anyway," said rebekah williams- mccarthy. investigators say williams' boyfriend..michael..b rought the 2-month to an emergency room already dead. michael, who was looking after the infant... didn't call the ambulance because he had warrants for his arrest. williams who was working at the time... says she could have done more to protect her sons. "i left max in unsanitary conditions, knowing mike was not watching them, and max could not get up and leave; he couldn't defend himself," said rebekah williams- mccarthy. williams pled guilty to three counts... including child endangerment...resu lting in serious injury...child endangerment...resu lting in bodily injury. the plea cut her sentence of up to 85 years...down to 25. "these sentences will be served consecutive because of the separate and serious nature of each event and they each involved a different one of your children," said duane hoffmeyer ch

harvey leonard has been tracking warmer air ahead. that's happy news. harvey: it is happy news for it. it was so-called and considering the calendar check out some of the numbers we have for you here. look at norwood, 17 degrees. taunton was 20. many cold spots around. orange is 16 and jaffrey is 19 degrees. we had a record tieing 24 in worcester. it matched the record of 1974 in boston. not quite a record, but the coldest it has been since april 2nd. it is not that often we get below freezing in october in boston, but it has happened this year. temperatures in the 40s tonight in boston. there will be some 30s in the the out lying areas, but that will be a big improvement compared to last night. the big change comes tomorrow as the winds are gusty out of the west, southwest. we shoot for the 60s and even though there will be some clouds around, i will let you know of the ups and downs for the rest of the weekend. a look toward next weekend too coming up in a little while. ed and heather? ed: boston university is on alert after a 6 a you uh sack in a dor

"knowing that michael was on adderall and marijuana and i chose toeave leonard there anyway knowing that michael wasn't giving him the proper care that he needed," said defendant rebekah williams-mccarthy. she also pleaded guiltltto neglect of a dependent person for another child and was given up to 10 years as well. her third guilty plea was for child endangerment resulting in bodily injury which involved a third child. she was sentenced to five years for that charge. all three sentences are consecutive. williams-mccarthy was t ten into custody immediately after sentencing. a former south daka pastor who authorities accused of having sex with a teenager has been sentenced to three years in prison. fifty-year-old tony haglund earlier pleaded guilty to one count of child abuse. he was ordered to pay a $10,000 fine o oup to that amount in n stitution to the family of his victim. haglund was indicted last year on three counts of sexual penetration by a psychotherapi st, sexual contact with a child under 16 and sexual contact by a psychotherapi st. he was arrested on october 2014 in florida.

the lawyer for deborah leonard said it started as an out of control. six members of the word of life christian church remain behind bars. the mother and father charged with manslaughter. michelle miller reports from outside the church in chadwiks, new york. >> reporter: people around here say church members mostly kept to themselves, were secretive, well investigators say the sunday's deadly assault began when the two brothers met with other church members for what was described as a "counseling session." photos taken inside the church the day after the deadly beating offer a rare glimpse inside the guarded building. police say on sunday night, 19-year-old lucas leonard and 17-year-old brother christopher sat down for a spiritual counseling session at the word of life christian church. at some point, the meeting became physical. >> both brothers were continually subjected to physical punishment over the course of several hours. in the hopes each would confess their prior sins and ask for forgiveness. >> reporter: monday, lucas' family drove him to the

the hartford police say deborah and bruce leonard beat their 19-year-old son lucas to death because he talked about quitting the word of life church. a half sister and three other church members were charged. 17-year-old christopher leonard survived the assault. he is expected to take the stand in a preliminary hearing that's going to happen tomorrow. >>> on long island the victim of a car thief is facing charges this morning. a bay shore woman left her infant niece in a running vehicle when she fwheent a subway sandwich shop early yesterday. the thief jumped in, took off with 4-month-old zuriel inside. away. the engine was running. little zuriel was safe and sound. >> he was the best. he was patient. he found her. >> gail solomon is now charged with child endanger meant. they're looking for the three suspects who took the car. >>> 4:50 now. a street in queens is named for an nypd officer killed in the line of duty. 28th avenue outside the police department is now called patrolman phillip cardillo way. he was ambushed at a mosque and shot with his own gun. his death is the only unsolve

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leonard's father michael williams was sentenced last month in this case. he also pleaded guilty to child endangerment resulting in bodily harm... and also got a 25 - year sentence. williams - mccarthy was facing up to 85 years in prison if convicted at trial. under this 25 year sentence... she could serve less than half of that time depending on good behavior. jake>> the state of nebraska is taking more steps to end human trafficking in the state. a week after state and local law enforcement agencies were part of an f - b - i raid in omaha that ended with 21 arrests and two trafficked minors rescued from sex slavery... governor pete ricketts announced the state would be splitting money from a federal grant to end human trafficking between different state agencies. most of the grant money will go to the salvation army. "it's a huge benefit to the state of nebraska, i'm excited for our state, and especially for the victims." berkeley says the group will fight against all human trafficking... with the biggest focus on forced labor cases. jake>> new questions

bruce and deborah leonard charged with manslaughter after his say their 19-year-old son lucas was brought to a hospital with injuries so severe doctors thought he had been shot. the teen pronounced dead, the s.w.a.t. surrounding the church in hartford is, new york, officers going inside. after hours of searching finding lucas's 17-year-old brother christopher also badly beaten but alive. police say the two were assaulted the night before during what church members described as a counseling session. >> both brothers were continually subcted to physical punishment over several hours in hopes that each would confess to prior since and ask for forgiveness. >> reporter: four other church members charged in the attack that left christopher leonard hospitalized in serious condition. police say seven children inside the church were taken into protective custody as detectives try to figure out what was behind the bizarre and deadly violence inside this house of worship. >> i'm very sad for everybody because there's many rumors. i don't know what to believe. >> reporter: the teens' parents pleaded

his parents have been charged with manslaughter in the death of lucas leonard.our more people are accused of assault. all have pleaded not guilty. police say last sunday, about 30 chuf church members conducted a counseling sessions with him and his brother after they learned he wanted to leave the church. somewhere in the next 14 hours, police say it took a violent turn. >> i can say that the investigators have confirmed there was some type of a cord used to strike the two boys throughout the assault. the beating ended only when lucas stopped breathing. his injuries were so severe that when he arrived at the hospital, doctors thought he had been shot. cnn national correspondent, jason carroll, had been following this story. jason, bruce leonard accused his son of molesting children as possible justification of the beating. what more do we know from police about what justified the behavior? >> first, fredricka, we need to make it clear that police have discounted exactly what bruce leonard had told investigators. they say according to their investigation. he expr

lucas leonard died monday after he was beaten at the world of life church.also arrested four other church members as well as the parents. but it's still not clear why these two teens were attacked this way. investigators say more arrests are expected as the investigation goes on. >> morning buzz time. and once again, one person's trash is another person's treasure. a collector was at a junk shop sale in fresno, california, bought a photograph for two dollars. now, let's take a look at the photograph. it was purchased at fulton's folly. the guy on the left for some reason they're able to determine is billy the kid playing croquet. [laughter] >> of all things. you know, between, you know, shooting people during duels. now, apparently it's confirmed that it really is him in the picture. some believe the picture may actually be worth $5 million. so, quite a payday for the person who bought it for just two dollars. >>> and as you know billy the kid, this guy that has an epic story, old west, a law man pat garrett shot him down on july 14th, 1881 but during his ca

leonard lee, wherever you are today, thank you and much respect to you.as possible. we want justice, right? no justice. no peace. likewise matter. -- black lives matter. the minister has crisscrossed this country, meeting with many artists. the hip-hop community has been very involved. a spoken wordg piece now from a member of justice league n.y.c. >> justice or else. what does that mean? , they asked me, what does that mean? i mean, what do you mean, what does it mean? having you see what i see on that screen for yourself. we need justice. then you say, yet, we need justice, but what do you mean by "else"? we are going to give them back christmas and put the toys on the shelf. [applause] onesee, we are the only enslaved, so it is time to exercise our power and redistribute that pain. it is insane to do the same thing and expect a different result. ask yourself, how are you going to fight in the court when the murdero commit the are the ones who write the report. eight you tired of being tired are you tired of being tired? you cannot expect respect when y