cnn's lucy cavanaugh is live force in kansas city and lucy. many are wondering why it took so long for the charges against andrew lester and the family attorneys upset that he's still not in custody hasn't turned himself in. that's right. he lives at the whole behind me. we have not seen anyone appear at this home since yesterday. we hadn't seen anyone yesterday as well. and i can tell you, boris this literally just in from the attorney for the family, who tweeted that the clay county prosecutors act. thompson is going to be meeting with the family of ralph ural concerning the criminal prosecution of andrew lester for the shooting of ralph ural at two pm local three p.m. your time we know that the family has been demanding answers. take a listen to your aren't who spoke on cnn earlier today. you just cannot wrap your head around it from being shot for doing absolutely nothing wrong. to crying out for help and not being able to get help to finally getting help. but having to do something to get that help and then going through surgery. just sta

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lucy cavanaugh, kate. now. a man is now charged in upstate new york with second degree murder, the circumstances surrounding it extremely troubling. he's accused of shooting this young woman where you're looking at right here, kaylin bilis for simply and accidentally pulling up to his house 20 year old kaylan gillison, three friends turned into his driveway. we're looking for a friend's house saturday night. police say. that is when this man, six year old kevin monahan, allegedly fired two shots at the car. from his porch. one struck gillis and she later died as her friends and emergency services desperately tried to get her help. bring gingras has much more on this. and since we heard from you last hour brand you were able to speak with one of katelyn polantz friends. what are they telling you? okay, so this is actually someone who took kaylin bills is senior portrait of a member of that community, who they, she said. as far as the community concerned, they're just in a spectrum of emotions from disbelief to s

seen as lucy cavanaugh live now at the scene, lucy. good morning to you. the suspect told police he was scared for his life. yeah, that's right, don. good morning, according to court documents, the homeowner told police he was quote scared for his life of the 16 year old size. he is 84 years old. he told police that he had just laid down to bed when he heard the doorbell ring. he apparently grabbed his 32 caliber revolver went to the front door to check on who it was, he said. he described seeing a stranger who was approximately six ft. tall he thought it was someone who was trying to break into his home and so he shot twice. he told police that he thought again, someone trying to break in. he called 911 and police say he was visibly disturbed and repeatedly expressed concern for the victim. the defendant, andrew d. lester is charged with the class a felony assault in the first degree dependent, is charged with armed criminal action, two felony counts filed after a black teenager is shot and seriously wounded in kansas city, missouri, i can tell you there

cnn's lucy cavanaugh is following all of this for us, lucy. what are the charges that are being levied against the suspect this morning? well, sarah, this whole incident took place effectively on the porch of that home behind me. the focus now is on this alleged gunman 84 year old andrew lester, who is now facing two charges. the first one is armed criminal action that could earn him 3 to 15 years behind bars, the more serious charge first degree felony assault that could see him spend the rest of his life behind prison. this whole incident unfolded again at that home on april 13th. that's when ralph we are all made a mistake. he thought he was picking up his younger brothers on 115th terrorists. that's one block away. instead he rang that doorbell in 115th street that mistake nearly costing him his life. the mayor of kansas city on our air earlier talking about the amount of time that it took to bring these charges forward. take a listen. i think we do need to look at the fact though not just this case, but many others where we have these inc

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

lucy cavanaugh is in denver with more on this. far might lawmakers go? >> well after those protests on monday and the abrupt cancellation of tuesday's session, we are expecting lawmakers to reconvene to consider among other things whether she should be disciplined. this isn't confirmed, but i am hearing from some sources that the motion is likely to block the freshman lawmaker from the floor. so she'd be voting effectively remotely the rest of the session if it passes. republicans have a majority there. she did tweet last night this could ultimately lead to her being either censured or expelled. she added she was informed she would in fact get a chance to speak on the floor today. the session is closed to the public. perhaps to avoid a repeat of the protests we saw in the gallery on monday, but it will be streamed online. i'm also hearing the rest of the legislative session will be closed to the public. the republican house speaker went on, did a short press conference yesterday where he said the vote will center on whether she vi

and we're going to go to lucy cavanaugh by phone. what happened as a result of the censure?ned. it was a 2/3 vote. it passed. the majority republican lawmakers in the montana house just passed a motion to effectively block representative zooey zephyr from participating in person in the rest of the session. she is not allowed to be on the house floor or the gallery. she will be able to vote remotely. but this is all the culmination of several days of a standoff between the republicans in the montana statehouse, and representative zooey zephyr, the first openly transgender lawmaker. this began on april 18th, when the lawmakerlawmaker, she accus colleagues of having blood on their hands for voting for this legislation. since then, she's been blocked from speaking on the floor. on monday, we saw a large group of protestors come out in support of her. they then entered the gallery. there were shouts, she was blocked from speaking again, an the house gallery. seven tdemonstrators were arrested. they cited the disruption on monday as the reason for push thing through. there's just

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 hearing were obviously trying to continue to speak to the legal representation of what lester in terms of the charges that he's facing. we know that he is. th

cnn's lucy cavanaugh has the story for us from kansas city. the defendant, andrew d. lester is charged with the class a felony assault in the first degree dependent, is charged with armed criminal action. two felony counts filed in the shooting of a black teenager in kansas city, missouri, 16 year old ralph ja rule was struck on the left side of his head and his right arm after he went to the wrong home to pick up his younger brother's thursday evening. the doorbell at a residence just before 10 p.m. on 115th street instead of 115th terrorists and, according to prosecutors, was shot through a glass door by lester, an 84 year old white man. as the prosecutor , clay county i can tell you there was a racial component. to the case to have black people rang the doorbell and then have a white citizen. shoot him in the head. first and then shoot him a second time. i mean, there is no way you can justify this called 911 after charles showed up on her doorstep bleeding but alert. the suspect in the shooting was taken into custody just before midnight placed on a 24 hour hold r

cnn's lucy cavanaugh of has the latest. andrew lester, the 84 year old white homeowner charged with shooting ralph ural, a 16 year old black teenager turned himself into authorities today and was released on $200,000 bond and a prohibition on him possessing weapons. community leaders in charles attorneys speaking out today, charge does not mean justice. we don't want him out, but we understand that's part of the process. charles mother spoke with cbs news about the events of that night. when you are all went to pick up his younger brothers from a friend's home. his brothers was supposed to run outside, get in the car, and they and they come home and that was what was supposed to happen . and why he was standing there. his brothers didn't run outside , but he got a couple of bullets in his body instead of a couple of twins coming up out and giving him a heart. faces two felony charges in the shooting assault in the first degree and armed criminal action. the incident unfolded on the front porch of the home behind me, the hom

let's take you to kansas city now, and cnn's lucy cavanaugh, who's been tracking all of these latest details. lucy lester, turning himself in less than an hour ago, it seems . yeah this is the news of the family. the community has been waiting for 84 year old andrew lester, who lives inside this home who allegedly shot 16 year old ralph er twice in the head and in the arm on this front porch effectively five days ago. has we understand it turned himself into the clay county detention center. this is, according to a tweet from the sheriff. ah again. this took place roughly five days ago. he shot yard is accused of shooting yard with a 32 caliber revolver . the mother of this teenager speaking out on cbs earlier today, take a listen. he went and rang the doorbell and he was supposed to stay outside and his brothers were supposed to run outside, get in the car, and they and they come home and that was what was supposed to happen and why he was standing there. his brothers didn't run outside , but he got a couple of bullets in his body instead of a couple of twins coming up out and giving

let's take you now live to kansas city and cnn's lucy cavanaugh, who has been tracking this story for us lucy. charges have been filed in the case. but lester is still not in custody, and charles family attorney says that is a huge mistake. it's the million dollar question. boris this is andrew lester's home. we've been here for the past two days, and it does not appear that anyone's been home at all. during this time. we are trying to figure out when exactly it is that this man is going to turn himself into police custody. he is, as you point out, facing two charges, the first of which armed criminal action could earn him 3 to 15 years behind bars, the more serious charge, which is first degree felony assault, could see him spend the rest of his life. in prison. the community here has been demanding justice. you showed those pictures of his classmates ralph girls classmates staging that peaceful march today outside of their classroom. they're describing this as a unity walk. he's been loved by fellow classmates and teachers. he played for instruments classmates, describing him as a k

cnn's lucy cavanaugh offices is looking at this and the analysis and what this all means from colorado for us right at the river. lucy, what do you learning. that's right, katelyn polantz powers the american west quenches the thirst of some 40 million people . it waters of farms that provide most of the nation's wintergreen also provides hydro electric power. and even though as you pointed out, we have seen record snow. you can even see some of the snow still on the banks of the water body behind me, it's not enough to stop the colorado river crisis, which is why the federal government came out with this report, which sort of portrays three unpleasant options that the federal government may have to decide between if states don't come together and voluntarily make cuts, so option one that prioritizes the needs of thirsty farming regions in california at the expense of cities like phoenix, las vegas, which gets 90% of its water from the colorado river, as well as los angeles. remember that farming regions in california as well as native tribes are a higher priority use so they are able t

lucy cavanaugh is outfront. the defendant, andrew d. lester is charged with the class a felony assault in the first degree dependent, is charged with armed criminal action. two felony counts filed in the shooting of a black teenager in kansas city, missouri, 16 year old ralph ja rule was struck on the left side of his head and his right arm after he went to the wrong home to pick up his younger brother's thursday evening black the doorbell at a residence just before 10 p.m. on 115th street instead of 115th terrorists and, according to prosecutors, was shot through a glass door by lester, an 84 year old white man . as the prosecutor, clay county i can tell you there was a racial component. to the case to have black people rang the doorbell and then have a white citizen. shoot him in the head. first and then shoot him a second time. i mean, there is no way you can justify this neighbor called 911 after charles showed up on her doorstep bleeding but alert. the suspect in the shooting was taken into custody just before midnight placed on a

cnn's lucy cavanaugh has two tails. andrew lester, the 84 year old white homeowner charged with shooting ralph ural, a 16 year old black teenager turned himself into authorities today and was released on $200,000 bond and a prohibition on him possessing weapons community leaders and charles attorneys speaking out today, charge does not mean justice. we don't want him out, but we understand that's part of the process. charles mother spoke with cbs news about the events of that night when you are all went to pick up his younger brothers from a friend's home. his brothers was supposed to run outside, get in the car, and they and they come home and that was what was supposed to happen and why he was standing there. his brothers didn't run outside , but he got a couple of bullets in his body instead of a couple of twins coming up out and giving them a heart. faces two felony charges in the shooting assault in the first degree and armed criminal action. the incident unfolded on the front porch of the home behind me, the homeo

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cnn's lucy cavanaugh's live at the scene for us this morning, lucy. good morning to you. the suspect himself told police that he started shooting within a few seconds of opening that door. i don, this is the door. the home where this incident unfolded. the 84 year old homeowners said he was going to bed. he heard the doorbell ring went to check to see who it was, didn't recognize the teenager and opened fire. no words were exchanged. the defendant, andrew d. lester is charged with the class a felony assault in the first degree dependent, is charged with armed criminal action, two felony counts filed after a black teenager is shot and seriously wounded in kansas city, missouri , i can tell you there was a racial component. the case. it was on april 13th when 16 year old ralph charles intended to pick up his younger siblings and rang the doorbell at 115th street instead of 115th terrace , one block difference with major consequences. it's still even today. is complete shock. that anybody would do that, according to a probable cause statement, lester told investigators he wa

cnn's lucy cavanaugh has the details. the defendant, andrew d. lester is charged with the class a felony assault in the first degree dependent, is charged with armed criminal action. two felony counts filed in the shooting of a black teenager in kansas city, missouri, 16 year old ralph ja rule was struck on the left side of his head and his right arm after he went to the wrong home to pick up his younger brother's thursday evening black. the doorbell at a residence just before 10 p.m. on 115th street instead of 115th terrorists and , according to prosecutors, was shot through a glass door by lester, an 84 year old white man. as the prosecutor, clay county i can tell you there was a racial component. to the case to have black people rang the doorbell and then have a white citizen. shoot him in the head. first and then shoot him a second time. i mean, there is no way you can justify this neighbor called 911 after charles showed up on her doorstep bleeding but alert. the suspect in the shooting was taken into custody just before midnight placed on a

fellas lucy cavanaugh live for us on the ground in kansas city, lucy what's the latest? well john, the family of that young boy is demanding answers. the community here is demanding justice at the high school where ralph charles 16 year old welfare eliza student. hundreds of his classmates walked out and what they have been describing as a peaceful unity. march classmates described him as a sweet kind boy loved by teachers and classmates, like he was described as very smart but humble. he never bragged about it. the focus now is when this 84 year old suspected shooter is going to turn himself. into police custody. lester is facing two charges. one is criminal action, armed criminal action, which could get him 3 to 15 years behind bars. the more serious charge which is first degree felony assault that could see him as you point out, spend the rest of his life in prison. now this incident unfolded on the front porch of that home behind me, according to court documents. lester told police that he had just laid down on his bed the night of april 14th when he heard the bell r