won the match, the biggest surprise of the night when rollins never sue coming a spectator from outg the barricades and spearing the wrestling superstar the broadcast airing on the usa network quickly cutting away the rest of the incident captured on cell phone video by fans >> is that a fan >> referees and security piling on the spectator, later identify by police as 24-year-old elijah spencer of brooklyn, world wrestling entertainment responding in a statement, wwe takes the safety of its performers very seriously. the individual who attacked seth rollins has been turned over to the nypd and will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the lawsuit. >> oh! no >> what was that >> reporter: and before you dismiss this as some type of stunt, the fan bo went too far is now under arrest. police confirming spencer has been charged with attempted assault and disrupting a live sporting event authorities not saying what motivated the disruption the video, though, going viral with more than 2 million views and counting before wwe officials bounced spencer out of the arena, rollins is seen in

. >>> wwe star seth rollins was attacked by a fan during an event at brooklyn's barclay's center. the incident was seen briefly on live tv before cameras had to cut away. police took the 24 year old attacker into custody. charges were pending overnight. it did not appear that rollins was injured. >>> the goal of a nasa mission launching later tonight is a test away from defending earth. the so-called d.a.r.t. project is meant to see a potentially disastrous cosmic impact can be avoided. the plan is for a spacecraft to change the course of an asteroid by slamming into it at nearly 15,000 miles per hour. the asteroid being targeted does not pose any threat to earth. >> what is that, every space movie about an asteroid ever, you send a device or craft up there, whether it's oil drillers from texas. what movie? there is "space cowboys" and armageddon." there it is. we talked about that before on the show as well. >> can never get over that. >> we'll be in good hands at least with those scripts. >> ben affleck. ah. >>> all right. coming up, the company that's taking a break from social

seth rollins celebrating a victory when a 24-year-old fan charged out of nowhere, full head of steam,r the ground before security stepped in. the fan said he was trying to help rollins' rival and has since apologized. >>> the 49ers host the minnesota vikings. >> but first kyle shanahan is getting prepared to host his family for thanksgiving dinner. vern glenn is here to explain. >> okay. thanksgiving. kind of a thing at the shanahans. that's a big takeaway from 49ers media availability today. i can tell you that jim garoppolo's favorite thanksgiving side is stuffing with cranberry sauce. so what is thanksgiving like at the shanahans? now well, it's a work day for coach, so for everybody else, there's a lot of waiting around to eat. >> we speed up the schedule so we can get home by, like, 7:00, and then usually when i walk in the door, i see about 12 people very upset with me, and very hung and i have irritated, but when they come to visit us i have have to wait until i get home, and i tell them just let me go to bed, because if we win, then i'll hang out a lot more sunday night. >> he

superstars, like randy orton, seth rollins, bianca belair, becky lynch, the street profits, big e, andiz. so we let my staff do just that. this is "the late show's just one question: w.w.e. edition." ( cheers and applause ). ♪ ♪ ♪ >> what's your favorite part about being in w.w.e.? >> i get to beat girls up and lift them over my head and get paid while i do it. >> there's nothing quite like entering an arena and having 10,000 people chanting, "you suck." >> if you could fight anybody in the world, who would you pick? >> i would fire department george clooney. >> maybe cruela devill. >> this is going to blow everybody's mind. i think i would fight myself. >> hey, big e., do you think i can get as big as you? >> of course you can. it's mostly positivity and optimism. you're going to want at least 70 pounds of positivity! >> i've been watching a long time, and i've always wondered, why do they call it a ring when it's a square? >> that's a-- that's a good question. >> whoa! you just made me work up on the the most important muscle of all. the bicep. ( laughter ) >> what's the most painful

seth roll ins was attacked just as rollins was leaving the night on "monday night raw" before the referees and security guards jumped in. one delivering a running elbow to the fan. i know what you're thinking but apparently this was not part of the show. officers took a 24-year-old man into custody. >>> turning to the pandemic, a new poll finds 74% of americans say their lives have returned to normal.buvid cases are ohe rise, and cases among children are up for the third consecutive week. new data shows unvaccinated people are six times more likely to test positive than vaccinated people. many families may be using at home tests for the first time in the holiday season. we asked our medical team which tests are the best. >> if you're having symptoms of covid, any fda approved test should be accurate, but if you're not symptomatic and want to know if you might be carrying it, the more expensive, more precise molecular tests will give more reliable results. >> daily covid hospitalizations are up 8% in the last week. cases in michigan have hit a pandemic high. >>> actor kevin spacey has been

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year, coll rittenhouse who is 17 at the time fatally, shall 2 people during a black lives matter, rollin kenosha, which had a ruptured into a riot. several immediate commentators presented braces central to the trial, even though the men shop by rittenhouse during the unrest were white. with if you want to know why critical race there exists, they look no further than the trial of how written counts. and several adults welcomed him and loudly serenaded the 18 year old with a rendition of proud of your boy. they flashed the okay sign, which has been co opted as a sign of white power. kyle rittenhouse flashed hate symbols. i mean, while kyle rittenhouse, his mother has accused president biden of defaming her son. it's in response to a tweet from last year containing his image in which that then presidential nominee condemned white supremacists. the issue was raised to art, a recent white house briefing. why did president find suggest that kyle, written house on trial in kenosha as the weights and premises? so peter, at what i am not going to speak to right now is anything about an ongoing

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rollins currently serves as the district attorney for suf oc county, massachusetts. she released a memo outlining noorn a dozen crimes that -- more than a dozen crimes that she says should be ignored by local law enforcement. according to ms. rollins, individuals who commit offenses like trespassing, shoplifting, larceny, wanton or dismissive destruction of property or attempt to distribute drugs, her office would not prosecute them so law enforcement should not arrest them. now, i have no issue with law enforcement using limited resources to prioritize the biggest threats, but there's a big difference between prioritizing dangerous criminals and offenses and exempting wholesale classes of crimes from enforcement. what happens when the message is sent that government will not enforce its laws as being played out in california now where many businesses are simply withdrawing from places like france where -- san francisco where a few steal or shoplift something under $950 worth of mensch -- merchandise, law enforcement will not prosecute and thus the stores are left wi

ah, american nurse is suspended from work after refusing to ticket co, but shelton religious rollins comes out of the by the administration, sets the date for monday, treat jobs to be extended to workers in the private i. unfortunately, they doing that, my religious beliefs were not sincere. is kind of surreal, honestly, because i love my job. and i have been a coven nurse for since the beginning. germany proposed to titan restrictions on the on vaccinated daily co good cases, sore to an all time record bushing. the health care system to the brain. a court sentence is the friendship president's former body guard to 3 years in jail for a violin.

referees, security guards pouncing on the man pummeling him, detaining him as rollins got up furiouse man along with the fans who were surrounding the incident and the first part of it aired on tv. and you may be thinking this is pro wrestling, it had to have been staged, no, this was unscripted, unexpected. much of the shocking scene caught on cell phone camera by the fans right around those barriers next to where it happened and something similar happened at barclay's in 2019, a spectator rushing the ring attacking bret "the hit man" hart. as for last night's incident, the 24-year-old man was arrested, charged with attempted assault. the wwe said in a statement he had been turned over to the nypd and will be prosecuted to the pu fullest extent of the law. >> oh, my goodness. that's what people thought and will addressed it. it was not staged. >>> all right, turning now to a record-breaking monday night football game for mike evans. the tampa bay bucs wide receiver scored his 72nd career touchdown. that's the most in tampa bay franchise history. did it against my giants, of course.

. >> quinn rollins, i appreciate your time.y. you heard the attorney for the family there saying this was a breakdown, a failure of the criminal legal system. and there have been many pieces written since the verdict has come out about this wisconsin law coming to self defense and also about the color of kyle rittenhouse's skin. and politico kind of draws this picture of how that was -- in self defense in general is a litmus test. most states including wisconsin place a limit on self defense. you cannot hide if you created the situation. the criminal defense attorneys portrayed the victim as a scared teenager trying to defend himself against an angry mob. every person who was shot was attacking kyle. what about the fact that this law in wisconsin needs to change when it comes to self defense first and foremost, addressing that going forward as they did in georgia with ahmaud arbery? >> absolutely right. yasmin, look. really this case came down to whether or not, one, i think the attorney for the family said whether the police h

we've got a little bit of good news before we say good night great and animal shelter rollin out thecarpet for these little poppers. serving up a full-fledged thanksgiving feast complete wit all the fixings. they've got the turkey, veggies all of it for the shelter says they wanted to do something wonderful for the animals because likely they will be spending thanksgiving at the shelter. they're so cute you should go get them right now. kevin, you know i'm a sucker fo a puppy story. >> absolutely right, spot on. speaking of spots on i'm going to take you down to is good new good night great there's actually a new jaguar. and the association of zoos and aquariums. typically they live with her cubs for a couple of years learning how to survive and hunt . they live ultimately about 23 years were told in case you're wondering, officials say their waiting to learn more about her personality before giving her a moniker. i cannot wait. and want to be in on that namin contest brachii love it when they get the public involved. you do nominations you can vote on stuff right will have to see if

brittany rollins. you all but delivered a sermon when i talked about this verdict. you know there is something about seeing this case or all these trials. you look at kevin strickland. you look at the two men who had their cases vacated in the malcolm x trial and julius jones in oklahoma. i'm curious your thoughts today if you think the rest of america seeing the disparate criminal justice system on display will have an impact on how we operate going forward? >> so tiffany, like i said last week, what remains true about all of the outcomes and cases you just listed is they are all markers along a particular river of justice, but only full transformation of the entire system will actually change the direction of the current and the water. we're still in a place where we're going to see more kyle rittenhouses, we're going to see more travis mcmichaels. we're going to see more of this kind of activity from village laepts, from police officers, from an entire criminal legal system that is working specifically as it was designed. so until we see that full systemic transf

. >> ed rollins from boygum spurred. the life of pelham would you consider his life chivalrous or ultimately doomed a byproduct of the lost cause of the civil war? >> that is a really good question and one that i'm addressing long-term in my writings. i don't think pelham was doomed from the start but i think what happened at kelly's ford if he could have said something from the grave which of course doesn't happen i think you would have been surprised that he died at kelly's ford. it's not really the place we would have thought he would have died. was he doomed by the mentality of this era? i don't believe so and i'll explain that further. thank you.

and with kim janey, in with michelle wu, with rachel rollins, liz miranda, and on and on and on.tarting to see a shift in which the power actually reflects the community, in my hope is, as those of us who have supported all of these people will hold them accountable, we will see the changes that we have been promised. you know everyone, wants to say there's one city is the most races city. is this america itself is not racist. i don't know that i feel boston is any more races than any other city. but i do feel like it's a city that has poured all of its power into a curricula system, and now are starting to upend that a little bit. >> your reason podcast is all about boston, and it's racial history, and the reality of today. would've been finding? we it's an interesting >> time in black boston in particular. the one thing and i speak to this idea that racism exposes itself in different ways in this city, not like kyler places in america. the wealth gaps, the average black family has average wealth of $8, in the average white family has a quarter million dollars in wealth. that sp

power has not reflected that, and with kim janey, with michelle wu, with ayanna pressley, rachel rollinsranda and on and on, we're seeing a shift in which the power reflects the community, and my hope is those of us who have supported all of these people will hold them accountable, we will see the changes that we have been promised. you know, everyone wants to say this one city is the most racist city as if america itself is not racist. i don't know that i feel boston is any more racist than any other city. i do feel like it is a city that has poured all of its power into a parochial system, and now we're starting to up end that just a little bit. >> your recent podcast is all about boston, and its racial history, and the reality of told. what have you been finding? >> you know, spend time in black boston in particular. the one thing, and it speaks to what janae was talking about, the idea that racism exposes itself in different ways in the tremendous, not like other places in america. the wealth gap, the average black family has an average wealth of $8, and the average white family has

. >>> also with us, stephanie rollins blake, former defense attorney, and paige pate, a constitutionalat where we stand in terms of this evidence and what the judge ruled this morning, i'm curious, first of all, your take on that, paige, and what this could mean. >> i think that the judge made the correct call. i mean, it's not about character. it's definitely about motive. it's clear that the defense took a hard blow. they're trying to erase any notion that their clients acted out of malice, acted out of racism, and between the inclusion of the tape as well as the confederate license tag, that's definitely a big thing for them. >> paige pate with us now. the jury breakdown has attracted a lot of attention, because here you have brunswick, georgia, which is 55% black, lichb county, 26% black, yet only 1 of 12 black on an otherwise all-white jury. in your experience, does that impact jury decisions? >> well, i think it certainly can, jim, especially in a case like this where race is going to play such a big part not just in the evidence that's presented to the jury but also in the argum

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