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owens knocked on the door minutes earlier who had an issue with owens' children playing outside.said the woman repeatedly harassed the children, calling them racial slurs, and wanted to know why the woman kept an ipad the children left behind and why she threw a pair of skates at them. here's more of what that mother said. >> she knocked on her door, a closed, locked door. door never opened. my daughter, my grandchildren's mother was shot and killed. she had no weapon. she posed no imminent threat to anyone. >> reporter: so the sheriff of marian county said the two women were yelling at each other through that front door and that authorities haven't made an arrest yet because of floor's stand your ground law, adding authorities are still interviewing other neighbors and owens' 9-year-old son who was standing next to his mom when she was shot through that door. here's the sheriff. >> what we have to rule out is whether the deadly force was justified or not before we can even make the arrest. and sometimes it becomes difficult. and sometimes it becomes an obstacle. but only a tempo

when owens went to knock on her front door, she allegedly shot through the door, killing owens. mother of a.j. owens spoke with msnbc last hour. >> as a mother, as a grandmother, the grief, the pain that i am bearing, watching my grandchildren go through this, words can never, never explain how i feel and how my babies feel, how a.j.'s babies feel. >> joining us now is nbc anchor lindsey reiser. what more do we know about the sheriff's decision to file charges? >> we know that they were able to talk to eyewitnesss who only came forward yesterday about what happened. they also interviewed owens' children finally. they had specialists do that. they did arrest her. and susan was booked into jail at 4:25 this morning. she was interviewed by detectives and told them she had become angry over time at owens' children. they were playing in that field near the apartment complex. neighbors told our joy reid last night that this woman has a history of antagonizing and yelling at the neighborhood children. lorincz threw a roller skate at one of owens' children, hitting his toe. remember civ

owens. who police say fired through the front door, killing the florida mother of four, has been arrested. >>> for first time, we are seeing the heartbreaking aftermath as video shows a.j. seeking help for his dying mom. >>> we begin with big developments in the special counsel investigation into donald trump's mishandling of classified documents. new reporting tonight indicates that federal prosecutors formally told trump's lawyers last week that trump is a target of the criminal investigation, according to two people briefed on the matter. "the guardian" says the lawyers were met before they met at doj headquarters where they made the case that their client should not be indicted. trump is making his own pleas, posting a new post hours ago. no one told me i'm being indicted. i shouldn't be because i've done nothing wrong. there's new reporting from "the washington post" indicating that justice department prosecutors are planning to bring a significant portion of any charges to a federal co

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authorities say owens knocked on the door of a neighbor who minutes later had an issue with owens' childrenwoman had harassed the children, calling them racial slurs and using the "n" word. owens' mother said her daughter wanted to know why the woman kept an ipad that the children left behind and why she threw a pair of skates at them. here's more about what that victim's mother said. >>> as a mother, the protector of her children, she wanted to know why this happened. she knocked on susan's door. a closed locked door. the door never opened. my daughter, my grandchildren's mother, was shot and killed with her 9-year-old son standing next to her. she had no weapon. she posed no imminent threat to anyone. >> so the sheriff of the county said authorities haven't made an arrest yet because again they're taking a close look at florida's stand your ground law, adding that authorities are still interviewing other neighbors as well as owens' 9-year-old son who was standing next to his mom when she was shot through the door. here now is what the sheriff added to all of this yesterday. >> what we hav

threw it at her as she walked her dog on owens property.mailbox. we reach out to lorenz and her attorney said she has no comment and it convicted for manslaughter she could face up to 30 years in prison. guys? >> victor thinking of elle woods and her family, especially her children to the man accused of killing for idaho college students making his latest appearance in court. ryan coburg's defense team in favor of a gag order as the judge here's a challenge to it. abc's victor oquendo joins us completely shattered a small idaho town and the trial has not started a better three-way battle is unfolding in a courtroom out of the families this mourning the family of one of the young idaho college students brutally murdered still fighting to speak openly about the case as the judge hears contentious arguments over a gag order. >> they don't say in court. do they have repetition? >> their attorney on behalf of kayla gonzales family making the case. >> if you're taking my voice away you're taking the boys away. >> authorities believe cabela's alon

owen had only put — is that? very important. owen had only put his _ is that? very important.g _ is that? very important. owen had only put his leg out - is that? very important. owen had only put his leg out and i had only put his leg out and the hit is like. if that car had hit him at 20 mells park, he would still be here. last month it would have been his 18th birthday. he has never been forgotten. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. you're live with bbc news. reports from honduras say more than 40 people have been killed in a riot and a fire at a women's prison. efforts are under way to identify the bodies at the tamara facility about 30 kilometres from the capital, tegucigalpa. the reports say many were burned and some were shot. several people have been hospitalised. for more on that, we arejoined now by bbc monitoring's blaire toedte. u nfortu nately unfortunately these are very common. we have seen the last two months several brawls. it is worth saying that not of these resulted in 41 deaths, 16 shot dead, this was quite violent, quite da

then police say owens knocked on her door for an explanation. gunshot. >> she had a 12-year-old that is also blamiming himselflf becaus when h he reresponded, h he cou saveve h his mother. >> reporter: lorincz was charged with manslaughter. what eats at owens' family, police took four days to make an arrest. >> this will encourage people to shoot black people first and ask questions later, and we can't send that message. >> reporter: police say lorincz has claimed self-defense under florida's stand your ground law. she could face a 30-year sentence on that manslaughter charge. norah? >> mark strassmann in florida. >>> turning overseas to the war in ukraine, thousands of people are scrambling to find dry land in the southern part of the country after a major dam burst. both ukrainian and russian officials are blaming each other for sabotaging the dam, triggering catastrophic floods. cbs' debora patta is in u ukrai with moree on this humanitarian and ecological disaster. >> reporter: the sheer magnitude of the flooding is becoming clearer. it s sa

in 1936, there was one jesse owens, nowadays, _ 1936, there was one jesse owens, nowadays, in this olympic games, are all of us are _ nowadays, in this olympic games, are all of us are jesse owens. everyone's here to win this week but it's more significant than that, every competitor, every team, everywhere, you're surrounded by the m everywhere, you're surrounded by the joy of being included. good luck to all those taking place this week. that is all from me and the team for now, goodbye. welcome. our top story today — mps will cast theirjudgment on a damning report from the parliamentary privileges committee that found former prime minister borisjohnson had lied to parliament about lockdown—breaking parties. after reading the findings, mrjohnson announced he would immediately stand down from parliament. live now to our correspondent sarah campbell, who is in westminster. this is a really significant afternoon in terms of the houses of parliament because it will be at the moment when the house of commons is likely to vote through a report put together by the privileges committee after a y

they are neighbors of aj owens.iate you being here. so i want to start just by asking you where you live in proximity to where this took place and in proximity to the shooter. >> i live right across the street from the shooter. i could literally walk out the door and her apartment is right there. >> this field where the kids were playing is in between your home and where the shooter lives, is that correct? >> the field is across the street from my home. our apartment is directly across the street from my home. so the field -- >> go on. >> we live in an apartment complex. so the field is in between her home and another quadraplex. >> you were able to see the aftermath of what happened. could you hear what happened as well? >> i did not hear what happened. i was serving dinner to my kids. her son where have on video, banged on my door really loud. i was like what in the world. he banged so loud. i opened the door, and he was gasping for air. he's like, please, somebody help me. call 911. high mom's been shot. as soon

>> reporter: at this apartment complex, two of owens' young kids had been playing outside.skate, swung an umbrella. then, police say, owens knocked on her door for an explanation. gunshot. >> she had a 12-year-old. that is also blaming himself. because when he responded, he couldn't save his mother. >> reporter: lorincz was charged with manslaughter. what eats at owens' family, police took four days to make an arrest. >> this would encourage people to shoot black people first and ask questions later, and we can't send that message. >> reporter: police say lorincz has claimed self-defense under florida's "stand your ground" law. she could face a 30-year sentence on that manslaughter charge. norah? >> norah: mark strassmann in florida. turning overseas to the war in ukraine, thousands of people are scrambling to find dry land in the southern part of the country after a major dam burst. both ukrainian and russian officials are blaming each other for sabotaging the dam, triggering catastrophic floods. cbs's debora patta is in ukraine with more on this humanitarian and ecologica

owens went to the door to speak to the woman hes.t of tension prior to this incident and the suspect told police that owens had come after her in the past and previously attacked her. that's what she's claiming. she's also claiming self-defense in this had shooting. florida has a stand your ground law. how big of a challenge could that pose for the prosecution? >> certainly, we know it's going to be raised because in the state of florida, the stand your ground is such a prevalent legal factor in every killing or every shooting case. however, the prosecutor has to look at the plethora of witnesses that lived in that apartment that continue to say that this woman was a menace to the neighborhood. especially not just a.j.'s children, but all the children calling them racial, calling them the n word, calling them profane names, saying that this is not the underground railroad. so they need to look at all of that to see if there were any racial an mouse involved in the shooting of a.j., black woman who simple knocked at the door, four tim

lorincz said she was afraid owens was going to kill her when she banged on her door.tives she called owens' children racist slurs in the months before t according to an arrest report released yesterday. >>> "the guardian" says the house oversight committee plans to hold a hearing on a whistleblower's u.f.o. claims. former intelligence official david grusch said the u.s. government has possession of intact and partially intact alien vehicles. he also said the government has been collecting nonhuman craft for decades. nasa held a historic public meeting last month about unidentified objects. >> and the environment that we fly in, space or, you know, an atmospheric flight, very, very conducive to optical illusions. >> we haven't found life yet, let's be clear, but we're looking. >> he said the alien vehicles are being illegally withheld from congress. there's no word on when the hearing will be held. >>> and the "new york post" says california governor gavin newsom proposed a 28th amendment to the u.s. constitution to tighten gun access. newsom is calling for universal b

owens knocked on the door of a neighbor who minutes earlier had an issue with owens' children who wereman had previous harassed the children calling them racial slurs and the "n" word. owens' mother said her daughter wanted to know why the woman kept an ipad that the children left behind and why she threw a pair of skates at them. here is more of what that victim's mother said. >> she knocked on susan's door, a closed locked door. the door never opened. my daughter, my grandchildren's mother, was shot and killed with her 9-year-old son standing next to her. she had no weapon. she posed no imminent threat to anyone. >> so the sheriff of marion county says authorities haven't made an arrest yet because of florida's stand your ground law. essentially they first have to rule whether this deadly force was justified before they can even make an arrest. authorities said they're still interviewing other neighbors as well as owens' 9-year-old son who was standing next to his mother when she was shot through that door. again, the sheriff said that these neighbors they did have some issues. deput

owens children were playing near their home when an unidentified white woman began yelling at them tol slurs. when her mom, owens, later went to speak to that woman, their neighbor, that woman allegedly shot her through the door and she died from her injuries. the neighbor has not been arrested. our lindsey reiser is following this for us. this is so sad. the women's children were watching when the mom was shot. the lawyer representing the family, benjamin crump has called it an unjustified shooting. what happened. >> we know what ben crump led up to this, and he describes the neighbor as a 58-year-old white woman and the kids leave behind a tablet, and she grabs it. one of the kids goes to her house to try and retrieve it, and that's when according to ben crump she throws something at or toward them and hits one of the kids and they say it was a pair of skates. the mother goes to talk to the neighbor and that's when the shooter -- now we know that's the shooter, and she is telling the police her version of events, it's a heated exchange and threats were made and owens' mother said th

lawrencece shot o owens t throu fronont door afterer a d disput the victim's children. she faces up to 30 years in prison if convicted. >>> a district court judge in new york gave preliminary approval monday to a $290 million settlement between jpmorgan chase and the woman who said jeffrey epstein abused them. epstein was a client at the bank from 1998 through 2013. >>> and this year's honorary oscar award winners have been announced. angela bassett and mel brooks are among the honorees. for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> we want to begin tonight with the aftermath of the short-lived rebellion that pushed russia to the brink of civil war and also bringing new questions. is vladimir putin's iron grip on power in peril? the kremlin is trying to project a sense of calm, but the extent of the damage to the dictator's standing among the russian people is still unknown. tonight we're hearing for the first time from the mercenary leader since he led t

on it following a dispute involving owens' kids. >>> and damar hamlin is making a comeback. first off-season practice with the buffalo bills tuesday since suffering cardiac arrest on the field in january. >>> for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> we want to begin tonight with the growing fears of an environmental catastrophe unfolding in ukraine. this is not because of the ongoing bombs and bullets raining down on citizens, but instead the cascading floodwaters that are threatening thousands of people after a critical dam on the front lines was sabotaged. we are learning that those floodwaters are expected to peak in the coming hours. ukrainian president zelenskyy blamed russian terrorists for blowing up the soviet-era dam, calling it the largest manmade environmental disaster in europe in decades. take a look at these stunning satellite photos from before and then after the explosion. look at all that water. it is rushing now towards cities and towns.

they say according to lindsay owens, executive director of the groundwork collaborative, urged the fed to stop raising altogether last year and raise alarms about the potential hit to the job market if the fed did not back off. owens said it was a good sign the fed did not raise further this week but she cautioned there were already signs of weaknesses that it should not ignore. and last month's job report, we saw the black unemployment rate tick back. an unnecessary push on rate hikes. we know who is going to be impacted. not that we did not know it before, but we are starting to see it. the black unemployment rate rose nearly a fully percentage point to 5.6% in may. the current unemployment rate is 3.7%. peacher in west palm beach, florida, democratic caller. good morning. caller: good morning. im 92-year-old, retiree, and a union worker from 18 till i was 60-years-old. i retired 31 years. i have accumulated enough money to live very comfortably where inflation does not bother me. i put some money in the market. it keeps me financially sound. i have no mortgage payment. no car paymen

authorities say lorantz yelled at the kids and threw a roller-skate at them leading owens to go knock on her door. she was shot in the chest through the door. the delay in the arrest sparked protests throughout the community. >> they had every right to be a child and play like kids. black kid should not have a heavier burden because the color of their skin. >> so the sheriff described the shooting as a deadly end to a long running feud and said it is not a stand your ground case, but "simply a killing." >>> still ahead, a lesson in conservation, how an underwater broadcast will give an illustration of the importance of protecting our oceans. >>> straight ahead in sports, we're taking it outside, baseball, stanford baseball and why the super regionals is so important to that program. >>> and the oakland a's, they got themselves a nice little road win streak going. what's that all about? we'll explain in a moment. "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they see that crick in your neck? that ache in your heart? will they see that funny little thing that wasn't there last y

owens was killed in ocala florida.ens knocked on the door of a neighbor who the family says is white, and minutes earlier had an issue with the childrens playing outside. the victim's family said that the woman had harassed them and calling them racial slurs and the n-word, and owen said that her daughter wanted to know why the woman kept an ipad that the children left behind and why the woman threw a pair of skates at them. this is more on what the victim's mother said. >> she knocked on susan's door. a closed locked door. the door never opened. my daughter, my grandchildren's mother was shot and killed. with her 9-year-old son standing next to her. she had no weapon and she posed no imminent threat to anyone. >> authorities have not made an arrest yet because of the florida's stand your ground law, and they are going to have to rule deadly force or not, and the sheriff's deputies have responded to incidents involving both of these families several times now since 2021. they put that number of calls at between six to

no trespassing" sign and threw it at her as she walked her dog on owens' property. authorities say they must now determine if the state's stand your ground law applies here, which depends on a presumption of fear, questioning how the neighbor could be fearful if she was shot through her front door. >> david: thank you, victor. investigation into the small private jet that crashed in virginia. everyone on board killed. the pilot scene slumped over while the plane was flying in the air near what was supposed to be very secure airspace over this country. the question, why did it take the u.s. military 90 minutes to scramble f-16s? again tonight, martha raddatz. >> reporter: tonight as investigators search for clues in the wreckage of the private jet, questions remain about why it took 90 minutes before fighter jets were launched to intercept the plane. our mary bruce pressing the white house today. >> reporter: do you think the underlying protocol needs to change here? >> they responded in a very textbook fashion here but i also said they'll take a look at this. >> rep

and we got more on the conditions from frank owen who is with the suffering institute of australia to give us his take on possible signs of life that may have been detected in the search for that missing submersible. well, it lifts my spirits by an order of magnitude, but the fact that they are there are, these noises have been heard a regular 30 minute intervals suggest that the presence of the french from a naval officer full on re, naturally, has introduced the protocol of the submarines would use if there was some effect cuz they have a protocol to make a noise on the how they retrieve the 3 minutes. it were only hour and a half or and during that time the searching forces cecil their transmissions and listen. now the effect of the these noises have been heard by some a voice will slightly smile 1st because it suggests that um, i suggest that the, um, um, excuse me, i'm sorry it's so yes. so they saw boys are in the same was instruction as a noise itself, which would suggest that the tyson may well be actual just slightly below the surface. so, you know, i'd like to ask you becaus

let's bring in now submarine recovery expert, frank owen, he is but the submarine institute of australia. thank you so much for joining us. what is your take on this report about possible signs of life that may have been detected? well, it lifts my spirits by an order of magnitude. but the fact that they are there are these noises have been heard at regular. 30 minute intervals suggest the presence of the french form. a naval officer full on re, naturally, has introduced the protocol of the submarines would use if there was some effect cuz they have a protocol to make a noise on the how they retrieve for 3 minutes. it were only hour and a half hour. and during that time, the searching forces seesaw a little bit transmissions of listen. now, the effect of the these noises have been heard by some a voice. also at least twice 1st because it suggests that i suggest that the, um um, excuse me, i'm sorry it's so yes. so they saw boys are in the same was instruction as a noise itself, which would suggest that the tyson may well be as well just slightly below the surface. so, you know, i'd like

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owens in front of her children. >> reporter: the sheriff in marion county asked for patients, saying under florida's stand your ground law, investigators first have to determine whether the use of deadly force was justified or not before they can even make an arrest. >> a wish our shoot worry have texan called us instead of taking action. >> neighbors and the community north of loontd said the woman who shot owens was known to other families. >> this woman has taunted all of our children in this neighborhood. >> the violent incident is the latest in a series by homeowners across the country. in april, a black teen was shot by a white homeowner after ringing the wrong doorbell in kansas city, missouri. and in north carolina, a 6-year-old was shot after children retrieved a basketball that rolled into the shooter's yard. >> she adored her children. she lived, eat and breathed for them. they were her everything. and now because of this senseless act, they're now without her. >> the sheriff said that deputies responded to at least six calls from the new neighbors dating back to 2021, and

that woman is in custody as the family of aj owens demands justice.morning, victor. >> reporter: good morning, robin. the sheriff's office has been working around the clock ever since the shooting, conducting interview, reviewing evidence and surveillance and ultimately determining the suspect's actions were not justifiable under florida's stand your ground law. overnight a florida woman accused of shooting her neighbor now in police custody. >> tonight we have arrested 58-year-old susan lorantz for the killing of miss aj owens. >> reporter: lawrence was arrested and charged with manslaughter of aj owens when she knocked on the door. according to police, on friday a group of children were playing next to lawrence's home. one of owens' children forgot their ipad and went back to retrieve it. lawrence allegedly threw a pair of skates at the child. owens approached lawrence's home and was shot through the door as she knocked. the 35-year-old pronounced dead at the hospital. >> i saw her laying on the ground. that's when i went in and started doing scanni

republican owens on monday.lican leaders sharing how it's been a stressful few days and they urge lawmakers to be vigilant while opening their mail. the kansas bureau of investigation says so far preliminary lab tests have come out negative for common biological agents of concern. but more testing is underway. investigators also say no injuries have been reported. andrew rhiannon. melissa thank you. now to some sports news. the 19 year old phenom set to be the nba's top draft pick is spending his first full day in the us ahead of thursday's event. victor wembanyama arrived at newark airport monday. the seven foot three frenchman has a news conference tomorrow. then he'll become the third number one overall pick in san antonio history. there are 100% going to draft him. there's no doubt about it. you can watch it all thursday on abc at 8:00 eastern. there are so many other college hoopers, international hoopers whose dreams are going to come true. also seven three. why you want to watch the draft is for all the t

over owens children. joining me now is separates attorney ben crump.he family of ajike owens. and with him, pamela dias -- her mother. attorney crump, miss dyess, thank you for being here -- before i get into the criminal charges -- i have to ask you, attorney general crump, what is your quick reaction to former president trump's second indictment in the double standard on display for trump and his supporters. including top republican lawmakers who insist that the former president is a victim of law enforcement being weaponized against him. because i don't have to tell you that many if not most of these people are never inclined to fight the power when a four unarmed black person is killed by a police or even civilians. but when it is a rich white republican former president with a history of subverting the law? they are ready to burn our legal system down. what is your thoughts, attorney crump? >> [silence] >> i think the mute -- you are on mute. they have been trying to meet you for the last decade, attorney crump, go ahead. >> [laughter] thank you,

owens went to confront the neighbor and, through the closed-door, the neighbor inside, owens outside,shot and killed her. the neighbor has been identified as a white woman, though her name has not been released. the human rights campaign has issued its first-ever state of emergency for lgbtq+ people in the u.s. amid an onslaught of hateful legislation. more than 525 anti-lgbtq state bills have been introduced in the 2023 legislative session, over 70 of those have become law. the group released a guide listing state-by-state anti-lgbtq laws and a "know your rights" guide for lgbtq+ travelers. we'll speak with hrc president kelley robinson after headlines. in related news, a federal judge blocked parts of a florida law banning gender-affirming care for transgender youth. judge robert hinkle asserted gender identity is real, as he ruled in favor of families of transgender children who will be three allowed to obtain prescription puberty blockers. other parts of the wide-ranging ban remain in place. meanwhile, louisiana's republican-dominated legislature passed its own ban on gender-affir

owens gone to cross the road, but he'd only put his leg out.20 mile an hour, it'll still be here. last month it would have been his 18th birthday. he's never been forgotten. for more stories from across the uk. head to the bbc news website. us presidentjoe biden's son, hunter biden, has agreed to a deal with prosecutors that will see him plead guilty to three charges. one for gun possession, and two for failing to pay taxes. the terms of the agreement are likely to keep him out ofjail. however, republicans have dismissed it as a "slap on the wrist". our north america editor sarah smith reports from washington. the president's troubled son has long been the focus of controversy. joe biden deliberately embraces him, while his republican opponents target hunter, hoping to harm the elder biden with corruption allegations against the younger. father and son travel together a lot. it's in their home state of delaware that hunter has agreed a plea deal which will see him admit guilt for minor tax crimes and admit he lied on a gun license application w

owens says the envelope had a fake address for a local church, a ploy he believes was designed to make lawmakers think it was from a constituent. they were definitely very methodical and very thoughtful. all this was very intentional. we meant to get lawmakers to open this letter. the kansas bureau of investigation and the fbi saying that their focus is finding all of these letters and testing that substance inside a source familiar with the investigation tells abc news that the white powder that's been found and tested so far has been deemed not explosive and not a biohazard. there have been no reported injuries. jack o'brien, abc news, washington. jay, thank you. today is juneteenth marking the end of slavery in america? it's been a federal holiday since 2021, commemorating the day enslaved people in galveston , texas, found out they had been freed. non-essential federal offices are closed today, as well as the stock market. banks and most schools. there will be no mail delivery from the us postal service. but ups, fedex and amazon are up and running. a shark attack survivor is now t

owens, goes to the neighbor's home to talk to her.ice say there is a long standing feud between the two, there had been some six to eight incidents in the past between the two of them in which police were called. and according to the shooter who told police a heated exchange ensued, that there was banging on the door, threats were made, and that shooter shot through her door, striking aj owens ultimately killing her. her 9-year-old son was next to her. at least two of her four kids may have seen what happened. the woman responsible has not yet been publicly identified, arrested or charged because of the stand your ground law in florida where police are asking the community not to jump to any conclusions. they say the law prohibits them from making an immediate arrest and they need to investigate and determine whether deadly force was justified. but meanwhile aj owens' friends, family, they are saying that she was a football mom, she was a cheerleader mom, she lived for her kids. and her mom was on with joy reid last night. >> she simp

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s shooting took p place afh kwkwens went to loree rints's to confront her about her she was afraid owens going to kill her when she banged on the front door. >>> leading up to his 90th birthday, meredith urged people to obey the ten commandments to reduce crime. in 1962 he enrolled at the first black student at the university of mississippi while mobs of white people rioted on campus. in 1966 a white man shot and wounded him during a march promoting voting rights. meredith's son talked about his father. >> the lesser known of the life-altering accomplishments that james meredith was his march against fear. having opened the doors of higher education for those who looked like him, my father once again put his life on the line to better the lives of black americans. >> on his birthday meredith said it's up to older generations to lead the way. >>> and the "new york post" says a tourist was caught on video carving names into the nearly 2,000-year-old coliseum in rome. the man sparked outrage friday after a video posted to social media showed him using keys to scratch the names ivan and hale

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his name was dwayne owen with so called gender care.the state executed owen last week and he was guilty of, get this, and murdering several women, including a 14 year old, during his life. and yet the aclu, they attempted to paint owen as the victi am rather thana twe a murderer. in a tweet over the weekend, the organizationt over they refr to owen as a her and deliberately avoided d dementioning any of his heino murders claim. what iwhats gos on here? >> oh, it's ridiculous. right? and the thinridig always love cy that blows this up really in everybody's faces. what would the aclu have done if that murdering white guy had decided that he was actually asian, hispanic ohe wa black, that he was a differentt race? they wouldn't have said anything because that would have been consideredhave a horribly racist. yet, would you change your gender somehoyet whou chant and we all have to pretend it's real. now, look,pretend it i i to lik. you went to law school. i went to law school. they used to speak out in favor of the first amendment and in f

and kid her neighbor susan susan lo susan lorincz was arrested, accused of fatally shooting ajike owens through her closed door >> my daughter, my grandchildren's mother, was shot and killed with her 9-year-old son standing next to her. >> sheriff's office says it all stemmed from a dispute after lorincz got upset over yoeowens' children playing in a nearby field. owens knocked on her door multiple times before lorincz shot her >>> the american government has intelligence suggesting it was indeed russia that blew up a major dam in ukraine th that's according to two u.s. officials and one western official more than 16,000 people have been evacuated, according to the u.n. let's go to foreign correspondent claudio halavanga. what do we know about the damage >> reporter: good morning phillip. right after the dam was blown up, entire villages were flooded immediately, so thousands of people, as you mentioned, had to be evacuated as experts warned that the water may pour out of that dam at least until wednesday if not for the coming days, tens of thousands more people may be at risk of evacua

and jake owen, he got me a rocking chair so. he's one of my friends. and i do have a couple rocking chairs i've received this year. >> he'll be in the broadcast booth now. coat, tie, makeup, all this kind of stuff. you deal with you get in, get out. you're going to be dealing with 25-year-old producers who you hear going, good idea, kevin, tell the story in 20 seconds. you ready for this? >> the countdown stinks when you're in the middle of trying to tell somebody what's going on and they're counting you down to a commercial. that's the biggest struggle for me is to listen to somebody talking and try to talk at the same time. >> brian day was talking in my ear throughout the whole sound bite. i interviewed a driver this morning, more on thursday, even the morning show is in on race week, and did you know the drivers get about 20 minutes of practice time saturday before they go for it on sunday. >> that's it. >> 20 minutes? you better be efficient. >> you better. >> that's right. want more from your vitamins? get more with nature's bounty. from the firs

the department of homeland security jason owens as the new border patrol chief.ns currently serves as head of the del rio experience has more than 25 years of experience and will take on the new position at the end of the month. for more on this, and the latest update on the situation at our southern border. vice-president. national border patrol council, art, great to see you as always. i want to get to the situation at the border. the news yesterday from dhs that del rio sector chief, and he'll now be ahead of the border patrol. we'll see. >> we'll wait and see. it's a difficult task, i can tell you that, it's a difficult task considering the administration and certainly he's going to be in a leadership position, but obviously, there are going to be other individuals that are going to be sending down some orders so we'll see how it gets handled and how it gets received, but it's a difficult task and i wish him nothing, but the best, of course. he's going to be steering the ship and we don't want the ship to sink. i wish him nothing, but the best and i haven't h

frank owen, from the submarine institute of astray, had told me more about logistical challenges involved in recovering de briette from a depth of almost 4000 meters. that yes, it's is challenging up the dangers of probably more associated when they bring it out of from at the surface back of the ship. but the, the challenges, logistic challenges recover and compared to, to the whole, much larger than the room. but the upfront is visual itself, perhaps on a heavier, but they sort of the larger and they certainly affect its ability to move uh, when it's already got a very heavy umbilical that it's trying to pull through the water as well. okay. i mean, the possible causes of the implosion on now being investigated don't they won't come the debris tell us about the, the possible causes of an implosion. and when the implosion might have happened. well, i'm sure it'll tell us when i think the best clue for the wind is going to be the cruise to get normally that was heard by the us navy from its listening the system on the sea. but that would be very surprised if that doesn't correlate with th

. -- aj owens. says the victim tried to break her door. she was trying to defend herself. the sheriff said prior to the shooting lawrence through a skate that hit one of owens's kids and may have shouted racial slurs at them. kumasi: a prison sentence for former theranos executive has been reduced by two years. according to the business insider,'s projected release date is april 11 of 2034. he was originally sentenced to nearly 13 years in prison. his lawyer declined to comment on reduced time. he was convicted of creating fake blood test with his ex-girlfriend about elizabeth holmes. he's appealing his conviction. reggie: the golf merger that has geopolitical consequences. why some are now calling at the pga tour being hypocrites and taking blood money. kumasi: a look at the big board at the new york stock exchange. we are up by about 60 points. reggie: tensions flare and southern california when a school board meeting discusses recognizing june as lgbtq+ pride month. stay with us on the abc 7 bay

owens children for playing in his field near her residence. she allegedly throwing an ipad and skates at the children, when owens knocked at lorentz's apartment, her 10-year-old son standing by her side, she fired a single shot through the locked front door striking her in the chest. for days or wednesday's family called for her arrest. florida has a stand your ground law that has a stand your ground rule. it does not apply in this case. show charged with manslaughter. >> this situation is a prime example of when it was not justified. it was simply a killing. >> neighbors say this isn't the first time she's argued with children. >> she's got a history. >> she was the one who started everything in the first place. >> lorentz will remain behind bars. if convicted she could face up to 30 years in prison. >> david: in florida again tonight, thank you, victor. the supreme court of major ruling upholding the voting rights act finding alabama's congressional map denies black voters a fair voice. chief justice john roberts and kavanaugh joining the li

steven owens opened his spotted white powder in the letter. owens says the envelope had a fake return address for a local church. a ploy he believes was designed to make lawmakers think it was from a constituent. >> they were methodical and very thoughtful. this was very intentionally meant to get lawmakers to open this letter. >> reporter: tonight, the kansas bureau of investigation and the fbi saying their focus is finding all of these letters and testing that substance inside. a source familiar with the investigation tells abc news that the white powder that's been found and tested so far has been deemed not explosive and not a biohazard. there's been no reported injuries. linsey. >> that's good to hear, jay. thank you. >>> overseas, pope francis back on the job, just two days after being released from the hospital. he greeted thousands in st. peter's square this morning for his traditional prayer service. the 86-year-old pontiff sounded a bit breathless and at times hoarse. doctors advise him to take it easy as he resumes his duties. here'

owens was fatally shot in a friday night confrontation.night, susan lorincz was charged with manslaughter. the local sheriff says it took time to review her claim of self-defense. >> when we do these investigations of cases of this level, rushing in to make an arrest is not the right thing to do sometimes. my detectis cannot complete an investigation without getting all sides of the story. and that night all we had was one person's story, and that was the shooter's story. amna: lorincz had said she fired through her front door when owens tried to break it down. the sheriff said ultimately, investigators found it was not a stand-your-ground case, but, in his words, simply a killing. in rome, pope francis is recovering tonight after undergoing abdominal surgery. the pontiff left for the hospital earlier today. his doctor said the three-hour operation repaired a hernia apparently caused by colon surgery in 2021. >> the surgery and general anesthesia went off without complications. the holy father reacted well to both the surgery and the anest

commander owen, you mentioned that this was not made of ceramic. this was not made of metal. this was made of carbon. could anything have been done to prevent this tragedy? i should note that this very titan had been up and down to the titanic many times. >> yes. when it fails, it fails. the things that could be done -- i think it would be a strong push for many. it could provide this engineering overview such as the american bureau of fishing. there is a number of them operating in this space. they are used by organizations that have corporate responsibility, corporate policies that require they take the risks and understand what they are done. you can't impose this regulatory environment on an individual organization that will operate in the high seas and is deliberately defining to take on the risk itself. you have an oil and gas industry that says if we suffer a loss -- they call this loss management, not safety. if they have a loss like this, it causes loss in production and therefore they want to do anything they can. they won't have backup systems. they will have other