kevin snead exonerated after spending two years fighting for justice. prince george's county bureau chief tracee wilkins updates the story you saw only on news 4. >> i just wanted to prove my innocence. >> reporter: kevin snead said that for the last two years his fight for justice has caused depression and a loss of hope. >> i feel like theis system going to work against me regardless. >> reporter: the trouble began during araffic stop. in a police report, a prince george's county police officer said he stopped kevin for a broken taillight and because w the a robbery in the immediate vicinity the previous night, he said kevin accelerated during the stop.ic the off reported he jumped into the driver's side window because he feared the driver had a gun. but the officer's report also said that after searching the vehicle, no guns or drugs were found. kevin was still charged with attempted murder of an officer. >> they told me no bond and they told me what i was actually charged wit i said just let me go. >> reporter: kevin received bruises that day. he sa

personnel to russia for a small home group training that will begin in the coming days snead sperm before. the news of turkey reaffirming its commitments to the deal comes after the us reportedly issued an ultimatum saying ankara must turn its back on the x. $400.00 by june in favor of a u.s. made alternative it warns that turkey would otherwise face repercussions from nato it's not the 1st time washington sought to pressure its ally over the agreement with russia turkey must choose its potential acquisition. of the word 100 will result in a reassessment of turkey's participation in the f. $35.00 program those who want to remain a critical partner the most successful military alliance in the history of the world we are against the having some of our partners and allies around the world potentially purchase us for hundreds of potential sanctions or doesn't want to risk the security of their partnership washington has cited the u.s. for hundreds and compatibility with nato technology as the reason for its opposition it also has said there is a risk russia could gather sensitive information

>> reporter: this is david snead. >> and, also, there's a sense of wonder in that "wow."eally hear it on the tape. this was amazing. >> wow! >> reporter: david was so smitten by the outburst, as was the audience, that he decided to try to find the voice responsible. >> like, who was that? because he really touched my life in a way that i'll never forget. >> reporter: this reminds me a little bit of cinderella, you trying to find somebody who was at the ball and you have no way of finding them. >> they didn't have email back then. >> reporter: you wrote to everybody in the audience. >> i wrote to everybody in the audience. >> reporter: and eventually that email found its way to concert- goer stephen matin. >> we did dash out like we were turning into pumpkins. >> reporter: stephen was there with his nine-year-old grandson, ronan. ronan was the one who shouted wow, which surprised stephen more than anyone. >> because he just doesn't do that. usually he's in a world by himself. what do you see? >> reporter: ronan is autistic, and considered nonverbal. but, clearly, music may

>> reporter: this is david snead. >> and also, there is a sense of wonder in that wow. it on the tape. this was amazing. >> wow! >> reporter: david was so smitten by the outburst, as was the audience, that he decided to try to find the voice responsible. >> like who was that? because he really touched my life in a way i'll never forget. this reminds me a little bit of cinderella. you're trying to find somebody who was at the ball and you have no way of finding it. you wrote to everybody in the audience? >> wrote to everybody in the audience. >> reporter: and eventually, that email found its way to concertgoer stephen matten. >> we did dash out like we were turning into pumpkins. >> reporter: stephen was there with his 9-year-old grandson ronan. ronan is the one who shouted "wow" which surprised steven more than anyone. >> because he just doesn't do that. usually he's in a world by himself. ronan, what do you see? >> reporter: ronan is autistic and considered nonverbal. but clearly music may be a wormhole into his heart and mind. ♪ as a thank you, david arranged for a pr

health services are seeing the mental health services and they don't have the support to meet the snead. to give you a sense how under staffed the city is. tomorrow we were to talk about chronic under staffing. during this hearing i found out from the city they don't have enough staffing to release one nurse from pes for two hours to talk about under staffing in pes because pes is under staffed tomorrow because of the sweeps. we need a budget to provide the services. we don't have that budget now and we don't have the staffing to reflect the services we will repridreproride and don't fill n the course of the job. we are constantly crawling out of the vacancy. the only reason that staffing shortage doesn't show up to you more visibly is because it is done with -- temps. >> good afternoon. i am here as a member of the juvenile justice providers. i am to speak about better solutions for youth and young adults with mental health needs within the criminal justice system. as we know, many of our young youth and young adults coming in contact with the criminal system have experienced significa

t-mobile up about 5.5% the fcc chair giving a green light to their $26 billion merger saying it will sneadhere in the u.s. both the fcc and justice department must approve the deal, however. joining us now first on cnbc fcc commissioner brendan carr who announced his support for that deal today commissioner, good morning >> thanks for having me. i appreciate it. >> i wonder how important were the specific promises that t-mobile made to getting your support and also what is the enforcement mechanism? we're hearing about there being billions of dollars that t-mobile has on the line if they don't roll out 5g in the manner and at the prices they promised. how do those penalties kick in if they slit >> that's right. one of the great session stories i think for the trump administration and for the fcc is the leadership that the u.s. is showing when it comes to 5g 5g is a great job story. it's great for our economic prosperity and it's good for our national security and the transaction before us with sprint and t-mobile which i announced my support of today, well, the record there is very clear a

amos snead, jeanne zaino, professor of political signs and jillian melchior. >> any spying on a campaignyou're republican or democrat. will it be declassified and share is the question. in this current environment it will turn political. it already has. they'll try to get to the bottom of it, was there spying, who led it. we'll see a political battle on this topic for the next 18 months. >> that's right. this is something that's important to get out there. as much transparency as we can have around the issue. it was important to get the mueller report out to make sure russia didn't rig the elections. in the same way it's important for the american public to know if law enforcement medaled in the election. >> bill: if you're that concerned about foreign interference you should be just as concerned as something was amiss here at home. this phrase thumb on the scale is something we keep coming back to. here is bill barr. >> i think people have to find out what the government was doing during that period. if we're worried about foreign influence for the very same reason we should be worried

his 22-year-old daughter dialed because she could not afford the insulin she sneaded -- needed to control ore diabetes. by the way, the insulin costs 333 a month. let me say this again. for $333 a month, a 22-year-old college graduate died. miss wortham's testimony was gut wrenching but unfortunately she is not alone. we've heard other stories just like hers, from our con stitch went, our friends and our loved ne is. today we are examining the price of a drug called truvada. truvada is a phenomenal drug that prevents the transmission of h.i.v. through a treatment lled preexpose europe prop lactics or prep for short. i want to recognize the efforts of our distinguished colleagues, congresswoman ocasio cortez. she's been leading the charge on this issue and it's because of her efforts that we are holding this hearing today. i want to thank her for her phenomenal leadership. think about this, we now have a drug that as the potential to end the h.i.v. epidemic. would have been unfathomable at the height of the averment h.i.v./aids crisis. this is an issue i've been dealing with and working wi

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so we are now spending less per person, while snead has increased.tually spending 43% more than we are in england, per person, on social care. and we weren't spending a lot in the first place compared to need and the amount we are spending has fallen when mead has increased. the reasons are cuts? local authorities have borne a big brunt of the cuts following the economic crisis of 2008, social care is funded mainly by local government and central government reduced the amount it was providing in those early years. it started to switch a bit of nhs money into social care, but it's just not keeping up with the increase in need. that is a huge discrepancy between england, wales and scotland. how is that translating into the ca re how is that translating into the care or lack of care that people are getting? so, what we're seeing are three effects in england. a lot of people not access to their care that they need. one of the things i think your package shows very clearly it is often we think, we just need social care because families aren't doing their