what was penny's intent.ot guilty to charges of second-degree manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide. prosecutors say witnesses a differ or threat assessments and recollection of his behavior on the train. court filing prosecutors right quote many witnesses relay that mr. neely expressed he was homeless, hungry, and thursday. most recount that mr. neely indicated a willingness to go to jail or prison while witnesses reported mr. neely reportedly threatened to hurt people on the train. video captures a chokehold about two minutes after first began. according to prosecutors who say the entire chokehold lasted approximately six minutes. penny's defense team said the marine veteran was not trying to kill or hurt neely but instead trying to protect others who felt scared. neely he wants performed as a michael jackson impersonator was homeless and had a 42 prior arrests including a troubling history of attacks on subway writers of. his family's attorneys have pointed out that neely had no weapon while on th

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penny's lawyers say he was protecting other riders who were in danger. here's rehema ellis. >> reporter: jury selection under way in the trial of daniel penny. the former marine charged with fatly choking 30-year-old jordan neely in a new york city subway. cell phone video of the may 2023 incident shows penny restraining kn kn neely in a chokehold. the images sparking protests across the city with demonstrators calling for penny to be held accountable. the 24-year-old was eventually charged with second degree manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide. he has pleaded not guilty. >> daniel penny should go to jail. that's the bottom line. the family believes that the person who killed their son, their cousin, their grandson should be behind bars, because he did not have the right to do that. >> reporter: but others have called penny a hero for stepping in to stop neely. some witnesses telling police neely had been behaving erratically at the time. >> this is political. it's pro-criminal. it's anti-hero. >> reporter: in a video segment released by his a

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penny will stand trial and faces decades in prison, if convicted.re is the line between self-defense and negligent homicide? what can you do to protect yourself or others? who decides if he was a threat? l penny served us in uniform hurt or help his defense case paul mauro was a former nypd inspector and a lawyer and joins us now. welcome to you my friend. if you are in the prosecution what must you prove to prevail in this case? >> what you will try to demonstrate is that he'd did not bet his daniel penny did not have the defense of justification that as he was not justified in doing what he did. a lot of the facts here are not in dispute. jordan neely got on the trainer was acting erratically and apparently made some threats and daniel penny put him in a chokehold. if you are seeing with the prosecution is if you want to demonstrate is that he went too far but that is to say he wasn't justified in doing what he did because he held onto jordan neely. the argument will be from the prosecution side that he was neutralized and no longer presented a th

we just heard back from daniel penny's attorney.art they look forward to selecting a fair and impartial jury in this case. we want to mention protest could erupt for jury selection. this case has really become a flashpoint for conversations about race, crime, and mental health in this country. the jury selection could last up to two weeks for daniel penney. he is the white marine veteran captured on cell phone video placing jordan neely a black homeless man and a fatal chokehold on the subway and may of last year. at the issue is what led up to it and what was penny's intent? penny has pleaded not guilty to second-degree manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide. prosecutors state witnesses differ and threat assessments in a recollection about neely behavior on the train. cell phone video from a subway writer captured the chokehold about two minutes after it first began. according to prosecutors who say the entire chokehold lasted approximately six minutes. penny's defense team said the marine veteran was not trying to kill or

prosecutors will likely present the video showing penny's encounter with neeley and penny's interviewouse. an attorney for neeley's family saying, quote: this case is simple. someone got on a train and was screaming so someone else choked them to death. he was allowed to be on that train and allowed to screen. did he not touch anyone e was not a visitor on that train in new york or in this country. jordan was allowed to exist and penny seized his existence solely because penny believed he was more important than jordan. ungovernment the trial could last up to six weeks. carley and todd? >> todd: madeleine, thank you. cbs news finally responding to the claim that they deception nally edited lacy's interview that aired on october 7th. in a statement cbs news writing quote former president donald trump is accusing "60 minutes" of deceitful interviewing of our interview with kamala harris. that is false fall. kamala harris gave an excerpt face the used a longer section "60 minutes," same question, same answer, different portion of the response. many are skill calling on cbs to release the

jordan was allowed to exist and a penny ceased to exist solely because penny believed he was more importantline fundraiser for daniel penny's defense has now raised more than $3 million. this trial could last up to six weeks. back to you. jon: no winners in this case. cb cotton in new york city thank you. the fbi is quietly releasing a revised report on violent crime. they corrthe corrected data shoe actually jumped 4.5% from 2021 to 2022 contradicting the message from the white house. immigrant crimes become a major problem in several u.s. cities and smaller communities. former secret service supervisory agent chuck joins me now. chuck, let's look at a graphic that shows the states where the venezuelan gang is active. former president trump talked about the apartment complex in aurora, colorado that have been taken over by that gang. i have a friend who is an aurora cop and says it's absolute is ae terrifying what is going on there. why is this an gang taking such a foothold in this country? >> no surprises here. this was entirely predictable and preventable. especially have it administrat

penny faces up to 19 years if prison if convicted on the charges.leaded not guilty to second degree manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide. his defense team says penny did not intend to hurt or kill him only hold him down until police arrived. prosecutors only have to prove penny acted recklessly and was negligent. witnesses report neely expressed he was homeless, hungry and thirsty when he got on the train. prosecutors say while some witnesses heard neely making threats, others did not. penny's attorneys released a statement to fox saying in part, quote, our team looks forward to commencing the jury selection process and selecting a fair and impartial jury that will ultimately clear danny of any wrongdoing. neely, who performed as a michael jackson impersonator had 42 prior arrests including a history of attacks on subway riders. his family's attorneys have pointed out that neely had no weapon while on train. neely family attorney telling fox in part, quote, this case is simple. someone got on a train and was screaming so someone else choke

take the subway regularly and will be very glad that guy like daniel penny shows up.rve-racking if you are in an enclosed area some of these people are broken from reality and they look dangerous and threatening. >> maybe if we had more cops on the trains we would need fewer daniel penny's. david morrell thank you for joining us on the sunday night. shocking the conscience of the nation a young mother claimed a man stole her car with two children inside and local police were skeptical from the beginning. they had to tread lightly. susan smith admitted she lied to the nation falsely accused a black man when she was the one who strapped her sons into carseats and let the car roll into a lake. can you imagine what those two boys must have been through? where are you going mommy? why are you getting out at the car and why is there water in the car? why is the water so cold, mommy? what person could do that to anyone much less children? her motive, she had a and she didn't want to be saddled with children. and those children had a father too and he would have let you leave

now daniel daniel penny is facing manslaughter charges and criminally negligent homicide. and much of the prosecutions case is going to hinge on this video on the witness statements that were in the car while the defense is going to try and argue that there was panic and fear in that subway car that penny was responding to we know that some people reported being afraid while others said that it was just another day on the city subway. that is going to be a key element of this. and really an encapsulation of a key issue here in the city, which is crime in the city subway. and public safety. boris, brianna, gloria pazmino. >> thank you so much for keeping an eye on that case for us. still ahead. we'll tell you why a big change to x's terms of service has some users racing to scrub their fees saturday at nine on cnn for 219 a month? health care should evolve with you. and part of that evolution means choosing the right medicare plan for you. humana, can help hi, my name is sam davis and i'm going to tell you about medicare advantage prescription drug plans that can provide mo

penny ceased his existence.l mauro says the jury is most krift cal piece of this case. >> it will come down to who is on that jury and what perspective they bring to this. it will be a manhattan jury and we're in a very political season. >> and there are already protests this morning outside the courthouse. the trial could last up to six weeks. back to you. >> brian: thank you. to this story, we'll follow that, of course from the courtroom. donald trump gets a big welcome at last night's pittsburgh steelers win over the jets. he is looking to connect with everyday americans. this as his runningmate j.d. vance poured beers in green bay as they took on the texans. is it moving the needle? some say it is not as effective as it seems to be. here to discuss it are michele tafoya. they see sports as a vehicle to connect with american voters. is it right? >> michele: i think they are right when they go and appear in festivities like this. i recall a new york jets game and donald and melania trump, years ago before he c

penny's attorneys said it penny did not intend to hurt or kill neely but was trying to protect others police to arrive. prosecutors in this case only have to prove that penny acted reckless and was negligent. the defense team appears confident with jury selection now underway. >> the maneuver which he used in this case is a nonlethal or maneuver meant to restrain someone who is threatening to do harm to others. it's undisputed in this case. there is no factual dispute that is what mr. neely was doing, that's what he was threatening and the evidence is overwhelmingly likely that that's what he would have carried out had a mr. penny come to the aid of his fellow passengers. >> protesters were outside the courthouse this morning chanting justice for jordan neely. he performed as a michael jackson impersonator and had documented mental health struggles. he had 42 prior arrests including a history of attacks on subway riders. police said he had no weapon while on the train. the family attorney has pointed that out saying he never laid hands on anyone and adding this outside of the courthou

i want to show you, penny, i don't know if you wanted to respond to that. nbc news poll of registered voters, the split between men and women voters. so among men, 40% are supporting harris. 52% for trump. among women, it's 58% for harris and 37% for trump. what do you make of that gender spread? why so much more support among women for vice president harris? guest: well, this isn't new. republicans tend to do better with married women. democrats tend to do better with single women. we know that at this point there's a split between women who have graduated from college and women who have not graduated from college. and so it's going to be interesting. yes, there's a gender gap. but not in every segment. and so looking at the overall polls, you know, especially in the battleground states, it is between .5% and 1.5% in every single one of those polls with pennsylvania being a dead-on tie. so, you know, she's right that she needs to -- harris needs to turn out her ilk of women and we're working to turn out conservative women. host: here's tina in spokane, was

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. ♪ ♪ >> steve: in 90 minutes jury selection resumes in trial of daniel penny here in new york city. marine vet charged with manslaughter for putting jordan neely into a deadly chokehold last year on a subway car. brooke singman has details. >> brooke: daniel penny could face 19 years, he is charged with manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide. jordan neely was screaming and acting threatening to other passengers when he entered the train. daniel penny said he was trying to protect commuters and did not intent to kill jordan neely, just hold him down until law enforcement arrived. >> what do we want? >> justice. >> when do we want it? >> now. >> brooke: they held assigns that said no to white supremacy violence. jordan neely attorney reacting to the trial yesterday. listen. >> someone got on the train and screaming and someone choked that person to death. those things will never balance out and no justification that can make those balance out. >> brooke: that is daniel penny's attorneys. >> all the evidence we can get, we will use. if there are rulings not in our favor to pres

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marine veteran daniel penny.rged with manslaughter after a placing a homeless man who was allegedly acting threatening towards other passengers in a deadly chokehold back in may of 2023. penny could face up to 15 years in prison if convicted of manslaughter for protecting his fellow travelers and up to four years if convicted of criminally negligent homicide. >>> strike thing union members at boeing will vote on a new proposal wednesday that could potentially end the strike that's been crushing the air travel giant's finances for the last phi weeks -- five weeks. if proposal prowould provide bigger pay raises and bonuses to the workers including a 35% pay hike over four years, up from the 30 that was offered louisiana month. >>> and nothing -- last month. and if nothing like some october baseball. yankees are headed to the world series for the first time since 2009 after eliminating the cleveland indians 5-22 in game five of the alcs last night. whether here in the 10th, hunter gaddis against juan soto. two hits

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his name is thomas penny, and he is the president of hospitality. and he is going to talk about his joir journey and what he's done within d.c. central kitchen and also what it means to kind of look at this expanded version of the history of the kitchen. you know, this first version celebrates the first 25 years, written in 2014, and now we've added an additional ten years, which includes a lot of stuff. so in 2024 this celebrates 35 years of what we've done and what we will continue to do at the kitchen to truly be community people and difference makers. so thank you, and help me welcome thomas penny to the floor. >> well, the one thing i know for certain is it's happy hour, and folks have wine in their hands. so i am going to be incredibly brief. i just want to start by, obviously, acknowledging mike curtain, the leadership team, as well as all of those that make d.c. central kitchen what i believe to be the best workforce organization and hunger fighting organization in the city. so let's give a round of applause to the entire d.c. central kitche

caller: i'm calling because that last lady that was on, her name i guess was penny, which penny is easysay. kamala is very hard to say. it was very disrespectful by what i was hearing. i want to agree with the gentleman who talked about donald trumping about in bed with putin. i mean, giving equipment over to russia when our people were dying here in our country, and i guess i just got to bring it back to women's rights. we would never tell a man he can't have a vi sectmy -- vasectomy but we tell a woman she can't take control of her body when she's been raped or molested and put more trauma on top of her. i don't think men understand what it's like to be a woman and to be physically pinned down and be raped and then a child come out of that. it's trauma upon trauma and there are not enough social programs in this country to take care of all of the children. although i would love that. my state took away 168,000 food stamp recipients. 168,000. i was one of them. and so me and my kid, we rely on food basic and i'm a disabled -- bakes and i'm a disabled woman and i can't afford food but i

so thank and help me welcome thomas penny. president dan house thank you. yeah, well, the one thing i know for certain is it's happy hour and folks have wine in their hands. so i am going be incredibly brief. i just want to start by obviously acknowledging mike curtin, the leadership team as well as all of those that make d.c. central what i believe to be the best workforce organization and hunger fighting organization in the city. so let's give a round of applause to the entire dc security team. i also want to acknowledge all the board that are here. obviously your service. letitia, as board chair, she's going to do amazing for the kitchen so just want to acknowledge the board but really why we're here is to really celebrate 35 years of service dc central kitchen it has been serving an important population in this city before the term returning citizen before term returning citizen was even coined, the term dc kitchen was providing service. those who were returning home from prison who really needed someone to help them transition from a workforce developm

so it d daniel penny there are y of video of this incident.ere on that train and there is a man who was threatening writers with harm, physical harm and someone had a criminal record a lengthy criminal record settlement would take action and my defense. this man, this in marine decided to do that and now he is being punished in the city of new york for doing so. >> is a better story out of new yorker. start spreading the news, with a three run homerun you are about to see right here for the top of the tenth inning. there it is. it is hot, it is far. new york might have a subway series a subway at world series on his hands for the first time since year 2000 but that's if the new york mets can rally and went to straight games in los angeles against the dodgers. and then maybe tomorrow if necessary. either way the wo world series begins on friday. there will be an evening game airing exclusively on fox. what's it like you read sports it. [laughter] looks at a sports fan. >> and a sports broadcaster. [laughter] free. >> listen guys this is big new

so the question is this did penny act in self-defense?esses were saying he was acting erraticall, and penny himself said that neal was shouting, i am going to kill you. these are all questions. and andre, also, it's interesting to note that some of the video evidence has already been made public. it is going to be interesting to see whether we're going to see even more of that video to play out more of that context. if he's convicted, penny could face up to 19 years behind bars. they are expecting that this trial is going to last 4 to 6 weeks. so a lot yet to come. yeah, a lot of questions here about how you interact with people in public. >> this trial is definitely going to be getting a lot of attention here. stephanie, let's move to this now. it is crunch time for the trump and kamala campaigns. kamala harris campaigns, stephanie, what are we expecting in this week here as we tighten up that race? we're still neck and neck here according to polls. and so what are the candidates doing now to kind of separate themselves from each other?

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marine daniel penny arriving moments ago at manhattan criminal courthouse. jury selection copts today and started yesterday. today in his manslaughter trial in new york city, penny charged in the death of jordan kneelly on a subway car in manhattan about a year ago and a camera on board that captured the moment that penny had neely on the floor and the trial is expected to last around six weeks and faces a maximum sentence of 15 years in prison if convicted. we'll track that. dana. >> dana: president biden's top diplomat meeting with benjamin netanyahu and top security leak on israel. now this. >> there's no plan for america, that is about investing in our future. it's all about himself and his personal grievances. >> bill: harris in wisconsin showing up to move and early voting kicking off with another pivotal state and eric joining us on that. >> dana: a man trapped on 250-foot tower. we'll be right back. ff those high rate car loans. - [narrator] life with ear ringing sounded like a constant train whistle i couldn't escape. then i started taking lipo flav

penny has pleaded not guilty and saying he was acting in self-defense after neeley got aggressive.hearing, an nypd detective testified that penny was not told that neeley died while he was being questioned by officers. a jury selection is scheduled to begin on october 21st. now to politics. pennsylvania senator bob casey and republican challenger dave mccormick got into it at their first debate last night and things got personal. >> probably most pennsylvanians have never heard a bigger lie was the lie when my opponent said he lived in pennsylvania when he was living in connecticut. >> when you don't have a record to run on as senator casey does not, you attack your opponent. i remind you your go to casey lies.com. he is telling a lot of whoppiers, there is a lot of pinocchios here. >> race is heating up and determine which party has control of the senate. the new york mets eliminating the milwaukee brewers in a stunning comeback in a do or die game three. slugger pete lonzo hitting the three run home run in the ninth inning to lift 3-2. >> right field. back, the wall. out of here.

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daniel penny lawyers will face on this. nancy pelosi getting heckled by anti-israel protesters outside an event at harvard. >> you're a liar, you're a crook. [chanting] >> carley: nancy pelosi was there attending an event discussing her new book. on the campaign trial, vice president kamala harris will appear in georgia today and make her first joit appearance with former president barack obama. and donald trump will, attend rally at arizona state university. trump was introduced by country star jace son aldean. >> he is a president who when knocked down, gets up, raises his fist in the air and says fight. [cheering] >> to me, that is a warrior and that's who we need running this country right now. that leader is the 45th president of the united states, mr. donald j trump. >> donald judi judge truchl /** jtrump. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> thank you very much and hello duluth. hello, duluth. very special hello to georgia. [cheering] >> i'm here today with a message of hope for all americans. with your vote in this election, i will end inf

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caller: it is a penny here and a penny there adds up to a lot of pennies in the end.s immigration thing has got to stop. we cannot afford to be supporting 10 million immigrants to the tune of $3000 a month, no matter where that money comes from. we are paying for it one way or another and it is wrong. i never got an extra $3000 a month. it costs me almost $2000 a year more to support myself. i can't recoup that money. host: we will take your point. guest: i agree with the penny here, penny there. what we need to do could we have a debt approaching record levels, interest costs are larger than the programs. we need a whole of government approach would be take a serious look at waste throughout government and lower the cost of health care, hopefully by lowering the costs but not cutting benefits. where we look at again social security solvent. a lot of it will be a penny here and a penny there and i do agree with that approach and we should start with the waste. how the american people going to access the bigger changes as they still see waste. host: why are the interes

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y es que hoy ha comenzado la selecciÓn del jurado en el juicio contra daniel penny, el ex-marine queso de ser encontrado culpable. bueno, y esta semana ha empezado en colombia la cop 16, la cumbre de la biodiversidad, una conferencia mundial que se realiza cada dos aÑos. asisten a ella mÁs de 190 paÍses. el foro es vital para afianzar esos compromisos, para proteger la naturaleza y garantizar la estabilidad del clima del planeta. vanessa estÁ en cali, colombia, paÍs anfitriÓn de esta cumbre que se lleva a cabo bajo fuertes medidas de seguridad. cuÉntanos y vamos contigo. >> asÍ es. la ciudad estÁ prÁcticamente militarizada. hay mÁs de 11.000 efectivos de la fuerza pÚblica. hay policÍas, hay militares, hay fuerzas especiales patrullando las principales avenidas de cali. y es que esta ciudad y la conferencia, especÍficamente la cop 16, hace unas semanas recibiÓ amenazas de la guerrilla de las farc. esas amenazas fueron desmentidas el dÍa de ayer. sin embargo, la policÍa y las autoridades no han escatimado en precauciones para proteger a los mÁs de 14.500 asistentes que se esperan llegu

for penny, and our boys and girls who are defending us now with you will have drones and rep systems, we ask you to join us and we will inform you about what, what and how, how our collection is moving, well, let us remind you that today was quite serious ... one and a half dozen drones were shot down in kyiv, these are already ordinary nights for the ukrainian capital, we can also say that the russian ministry of defense says that they also had a loud night, they say that they destroyed 113 ukrainian drones, but destroyed so much that for some reason they closed the airports of kazan and nizhnyakamsk for departure and reception, the whole problem is that the ukrainian... drones always carry with them, they carry with them a lot of debris, but they just carry a bunch of debris with them in one hand, in the other , and then they sprinkle those fragments, and those fragments are a terrible thing. now we will ask what kind of drones were flying in such regions of russia that they even reached the airports of kazan and nizhniykamsk. ivan varchenko, a serviceman of the armed forces of ukr

the pilgrims, who came to the monastery, paid monasteries, but the monasteries had no use for their penniese, and there the frass grew up with work. padarunak for svaygo rodnaga city. lepshy polish maystar lazar bogsha atrymau zamovu: on the throne roofs. they were killed from the cypress tree, as they heal the celebrants of an eternal life. patched plaques with icons, chestnut stones, pearls, and the inside of the roof - relics. in your face is a fragment of gaspodnyag’s coffin. ephrasinna has long since washed her hands with her own hands, to be on that land where the hadzia was. jesus christos. kali manakhi did not wake up for 62 years, i realized that the pilgrimage assignment did not fall out. the fall was heavy, almost 45 kilometers. the amount of information is amazing, new knowledge, for example, from the byzantine emperors. the route has become more busy over the past year. and all efrasinnya, on the other hand, began to wail on the garbat and her distant matchmaker, the caral of jerusalem, amara pershag. patrapishy the holy land, i was lethargic to the spirits, but i was completel

did the repairs, sold it for 1,200, here are 1,200,800, here they are all 3 million, i don’t have a pennyf extra money at all, i don’t even have anything to buy shoes for myself, i asked my granddaughter, transfer me 100 rubles, at least i’m out of pills, i have a headache, i’ve run out of pills, she doesn’t work, doesn’t study. now she doesn’t even sit at home, you, i can’t help you in any way, i depend on them, valentina ivanovna, please calm down, i sincerely want to tell you i sympathize, i empathize, i understand perfectly well that you just got a knife in the back from loved ones, my daughter deceived me, let's listen to the second version first, because i very often meet such mothers who simply turn the life of newlyweds into wad and do not let their daughters live, so this is premature no hell, where is this hell? you come, trusted your daughter, trusted, you will give us money so that it is convenient for us to make repairs, all this, all this, and you will give us, and we will buy ourselves another one, and you we will here for you we'll formalize everything, that is, you moved

prosecutors say on may 1st, 2023, penny put jordan neely in a choke hold. witnesses say the victim was acting erratically and threatening passengers. defense attorneys argue penny only intended to hold neely down long enough for police to arrive, because he was concerned about the safety of others. >> it is coming up on 546 right now. thousands this week, thousands of boeing workers are preparing to vote on a proposal to end a strike. the international association of machinists said it negotiated a new proposal with the company. the deal on the table would pay would raise, pay 35% over four years and includes upfront bonuses of $7,000 per employee. 33,000 workers went on strike more than a month ago. that strike has halted production of boeing 737 and other aircraft. >> the national association of letter carriers announced a tentative agreement with the postal service that could benefit nearly 200,000 employees. it would include annual raises of just over 1%. two of the raises will be applied retroactively if the agreement is ratified by the carriers union.

i just do what i about spotify can keep your and penny are just make one 10th of one 10th of a penny. she's making a lot intensive pennies, but her catalogs were 600 million. that's got to be worth a billion at some point in time because bieber's, as you know, was a high number. but she'll get there. she's got more music, so 125 million real estate. she 6 properties that she loves said that's again. do you think she had 125 million in real estate? i did not. and with restarts releasing a slew of product lines, this thing's gonna get through the roof for probably so she's worth 1.0. 6 billion right now. 4 years ago, she was worth 365 million. also, she's at a 1.2 billion in 4 years. >> doing the quick math there. what's at 400 million a pays each adjacent. it's crazy. and her era's tour is going north america. and i and i see a lot of shows in miami coming up so that she's going and that later this year. so maybe it'll take a little break maybe enjoy a little sooner. retirement for your to and then get back on the road again. more power to or rob. thank you as always. and we're going t

daniel penny has pleaded not guilty to second degree manslaughter and negligent homicide in the deathf jordan nealy last may. now, penny says nealy, who suffered from mental illness and had a high level of drugs in his system, was aggressively threatening him and other passengers. penny says he was trying to subdue nealy until police arrived. >> right now, our job is to make sure that we have a fair and impartial jury that can give danny a fair trial that he deserves. >> vigilantes feel that they can become the police solely because of the color of their skin and the color of their victim. >> protesters demonstrated their support for nealy in front of the manhattan criminal court. jury selection is expected to resume tomorrow and last about two weeks. >> the biden administration wants to expand birth control access. a newly proposed rule would allow women who have private insurance to receive over-the-counter birth control pills and other contraceptives at no cost. the white house is trying to expand a federal mandate under the affordable care act, which would require insurers to cove

i guess the penny all for the work arms and games is right. and for the it's getting genocide against the palestinian people. so there is no doubt from the media from the short term that this is meant to star. this is meant to do the senior people. this is meant to can but a signature. there's not the way of looking at today. there's all the work to feed but a signature. when you've got that, you are actually saying i on there purposefully colleen's better signature than millions of the.

. >>> day three of jury selection in daniel penny's manslaughter trial gets underway in about two hoursused of putting homeless man jordan neely in a deadly choke hold in a subway car last year. witnesses say neely aggressively confronted subway passengers before penny pinned neely town for several minutes. opening statements are expected to begin on friday and the trial should last about six weeks. penny has pleaded not guilty and it's still unclear if he's going to take the stand. >>> vice-president kamala harris claiming she was honest with the american people about president biden's mental fitness after getting pressed on it by nbc news. watch. >> it sounds like what you're saying is you feel like you never saw anything like that from president biden. >> i have worked with joe biden, whether -- hours and hours and hours over these four years, whether it be in the situation room or the oval office. i speak with not only sincerity, but with a real firsthand account of watching him do this work. i have no reluctance in saying that. >> harris was previously asked about this very thing d

a single fire extinguisher takes on the blaze, but it's fighting a losing battle, penny. my how, how does your data bear about the palestine? to us secretary of statements, new blankets versus a cut us pulse of a diplomatic push to revive folks and reaching a ceasefire and garza timothy america to shake it to me. boom. been ahmad autonomy before holding towards what the country's prime minister blinking says the us is open to exploring different options to end the war of 2 months of failed attempts. we do anticipate that the negotiators will be getting together in the coming days. and again, what we really have to determine is whether a mazda is prepared to engage. and i believe that we'll be able to do that. starting in the coming days. i'm a jump dream is in jordan's capital amman because there's where the government's bandages, era from reporting and side as well. and in the occupied westbank, the israel's head of the messiah. david barnett will be heading to tucker on sunday to participate in what's being called a summit in order to try to get the negotiations for a c

the father and sons, by the way, promise to return everything to the last penny; some of the victimsbeen contacted by their lawyer; however, it is unlikely that they will be able to conclude a settlement agreement with everyone. ivan gubin, oksana goncharenko and vladimir tolezin, ntv television company. so, the list of victims includes almost 100 women; as it turned out, the alfonsov family of swindlers sent them messages of the same content. a photo stolen from social networks men against the backdrop of expensive yachts, a similar story: moscow, moscow state university, moving to paris, own business. we have published a selection of these messages in our telegram channel. to read them, point your smartphone camera at the qr code that you see on your screen, or type chpntv. in the telegram search bar and subscribe to our channel. let me remind you that you can leave a comment under any publication. and then the crime scenario. the star of russian tv series has convicted her ex- husband-sister of real estate fraud and now defends the right to the family home in pyatigorsk. will it b

and those type of thing is, are not able to put their 5 pennies in a safe place. we have been talking to children who have missed school. i'm looking forward to go to school, but unfortunately, they know they will have the ability to go to school because schools are now what makes it is self chairs and the place that they are living. other families are trying to protect their families from the rain. every single person here in garza has been to baird, be impacted by this year of war, but also palestinians field tribes. these saying that there is no way out of this of this war. and some palestinians are asking, so this year and they are, we, are we waiting for another year of this work? it's, are lots of press, free to mixed feelings about kind of thing is, are feeling very has this and thank you very much. indeed, that seemed called great talking to us from den obama in central gossen. so i had an autism, a lifeline for palestinians targets and one year of wandering jobs. so you and workers suffer the worst death tool of any conflicts in the history of the organiz