Subway Attack: A Surge in Violence
Liz Gomes says she was brutally beaten by a homeless ex-con in a horrific attack caught on video. Her alleged attacker has spent time in prison for attempted murder and assault in the past, and Liz and her partner, Clement, say they want to know why this man was out on the streets to strike again. Liz and Clement say they question whether their elected officials will do anything about the surge of violence in their city. Don't miss the surprise Clement has for Liz that brings tears of joy to the audience. Next, meet Marcus Arbery. Almost three years ago, his 25-year-old son, Ahmaud, went jogging in a Georgia neighborhood and was shot to death after being chased by a trio of white men. Marcus says he's on a mission to fight in his son's name to get more people to understand why their vote counts.
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