FNN: State v. Debra Milke Hearing, Cruz Announces Campaign, UVA Rape Allegations
March 23, 2015
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4:23:40Now PlayingFNN: State v. Debra Milke Hearing, Cruz Announces Campaign, UVA Rape Allegations
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as posted by the channelKicking things off with an early morning edition of News Now, as Debra Milke, who was formerly on death row, has her case dismissed in court. Legal Analyst Monica Lindstrom joins to address this case and answer questions from viewers. We have live images of Debra Milke as she leaves the courtroom, as well as a brief interview with her lawyer. Later, Steve Krafft joins Samia to discuss the Milke case as well as a number of other legal cases over the years. The two then discuss local Phoenix sports teams. After Steve heads out to prep for the noon show, Ron Hoon joins to chat about Ted Cruz's big announcement - that he's running for president in 2016 - and other stories, including the story about an officer who helped a 400-lb woman finish her 10K race, and a officer-involved shooting at an AZ Walmart that turned deadly. Plus, we have a live press conference from police about the UVA rape allegations made by a girl named "Jackie" in a Rolling Stone article last year. And later, we play Ted Cruz's full 30-minute speech from Liberty University, which he ends by announcing his run for president.
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