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disturbing, you heard about the alleged knockout game, not the instance we're talking about but it gives people an idea of what happens. well, federal officials arrested a man from katy, texaste crime. his name is conrad barrett. they say in november, he approached a 79-year-old african-american man, hit him so hard in the jaw, and he fell to the ground. and barrett laughed, and said knockout, got in his car and fled. this is all according to the criminal complaint just unsealed. the law enforcement officials say the victim, a 79-year-old man, suffered two jaw fractures, was hospitalized for days and had to get metal plates inserted. so you can see how serious this is. again, this is charged as a federal hate crime. in the complaint i won't even read you some of the language, but federal officials say they saw other videos on the cell phone of barrett that used the "n" word, and had very racist things that were said. so that is why this crime is being charged as a hate crime. one of our affiliates in houston had a chance to talk to a family member, somebody named joseph lewis who is the nephew of the alleged victim. i want you to listen to what he said. >> his face was swol

. >>> plus, syria's new questions about the justice department's new role in the case after texas man facing charges for his allegedtion in the knockout game. is there a double-standard? a live report ahead. leland: fox news alert, may job developments here in the u.s.' massive data collection system. the nsa's metadata collection that we have heard about for so long has just been ruled as lawful. the aclu had sued in federal court here in new york. they had sued james clapper who was named, clapper v. or the aclu, and the judge there in the southern district of new york has thrown out the case without even hearing it. so a new york federal judge ruling that the nsa's massive metadata collection is lawful. harris will have more on coming up in her legal panel. headquarters harris it's going to be a busy hour. new developments and breaking news this hour. unemployment benefits set to expire for more than one million americans tomorrow. the threat, some say, our nation faces if no action is taken in the new year. >>> and skip school, lose your driver's license? lawmakers in one state consider a proposal to do just th

about this judge. he's a criminal defense attorney himself, brian weiss, joining from us houston, texas. brian, thank you for joining us this morning. appreciate it. you know what the main allegationpecial justice. four people killed, a fifth paralyzed and only probation. it doesn't make sense to people. explain it to us. >> sure, chris. i think the public's initial take is one of outrage. you can't really blame them. this is one of those cases that doesn't play well on the air at four, five, six and ten and above the fault of the metro section. if you think money can buy justice, i've seen it in 30 plus years in the adult criminal justice system, make no mistake, this is not that case. all this family's money could buy was two attorneys. what they were able to do is craft a compelling punishment narrative. that's not an excuse. but it's an explanation that provides context for how this 16-year-old morally bankrupt kid found himself in that position. this is not a case ultimately where money bought justice. this is a case where justice ultimately tailored a punishment to fit both the offense and the offender. >> all right. explain to me how this is the punishment that fits the cri

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