definition of it without her knowledge. so the handle of questions like you said whether it was one juror six jurors we don't know. but they had a lot of questions going back and forth before they decided this. >> certainly, the defense and prosecution both now go back to look at the questions and had to get a sense of how to retry this case. rick leventhal and her team in new york will be talking about that next. >> and mistrial in the bill cosby sexual assault case. the jury failing to come to a unanimous decision but the prosecutor says that the case is now headed for a retrial. >> welcomed to "america's news headquarters" i am kelly wright. >> this morning the jury told the judge for the second time they could not reach a verdict. because the family expressing relief and lashing out. the district attorney saying he will push for a second trial. rick leventhal picks the story

up from there. he is running as live from the courthouse in pennsylvania. have we heard from the jury yet rick? >> not yet julie. we certainly hope to. and so does the da.they want to know how many men and women believe that bill cosby was guilty and how many believe that he was not and why. that answer is very important to the das he considers every trial. the jury deliberated for more hours than the trial itself. the interrupted deliberations a dozen times of questions including for the definition of reasonable doubt. and the definition of it without her knowledge. they also asked for effects of testimony from police and the victim's mother, both cosby and his accuser,? this is now 79-year-old comedian drugged her and sexually assaulted her in 2004. in the end this was a case of he said she said. there was no agreement on which

of the two is telling the truth. >> the judge is right. justice is real lives here in montgomery county. i am proud to have been able to represent mr. cosby. we came here looking for an acquittal but like the rolling stones song says, you don't always get what you want, sometimes you get what you need. >> now brian and the rest of his team must prepare for a retrial which the da says will happen sometime in the next 120 days. >> what about the accuser? have we heard from her? >> we have not heard from her publicly. andrea constand was there and hugged her mother and supporters that were with her. many of them, former victims, alleged victims. some of them of bill cosby himself. they praised andrea constand 's courage and strength and determination and say that they hope the setback will not deter others from going forward.the da will re-examine his strategy for the next go around. >> i don't look at this as anything other than a jury that

deliberated a long period of time. we are confident in the case that we put on and we hope that we will be in a position where a jury will come to a unanimous verdict. >> another question still to be answered is where the next jury will come from. this one was chosen from the pittsburgh area. the next one could come from here in the philadelphia suburbs or somewhere else. it certainly seems that almost everyone has heard about the cosby trial by now. julie? >> rick , thank you so much. >> a search and rescue effort underway this hour for seven american sailors. after a us destroyer collided with a cargo ship off of the coast of japan.three including -- lucas is live now from the pentagon with more details about this.one of the

questions is how long has the search been going on? >> good afternoon kelly. this is been going on for about 24 hours. it is right now about 3:00 a.m. local time in japan. the japanese coast guard is leading search efforts but being hampered by the darkness. the commanding officer was airlifted off of the ship and the executive officer took command. uss fitzgerald limped back to the port. 16 hours after a cargo ship hit the us warships right side causing flooding into compartments with dozens of sailors were sleeping at 2:30 am local time.there is also flooding in an auxiliary space in the ships radio room. the commanding officer statement was damaged. the warships crew barked quickly in the dark over many hours to prevent the ship from sinking. >> it is been a tough day for our navy family. it is hard to imagine what this crew has had to endure and the

challenges they had to overcome. i'm extremely proud of their courage and dedication. lisa have an active search and rescue going optimistic shipmates. please keep them in your thoughts and prayers. >> the events leading up to the collision are unclear. they say it is a very heavily trafficked port. it is not clear how many other ships are in the area. this mind the president responded in a tweet quote - thoughts and prayers to the sailors of the uss fitzgerald and their families.thank you to our japanese allies for their assistance. now another guided missile destroyer helps in the search. it is noteworthy that just a month ago that us american warship also struck a ship, a south korean shipping vessel. luckily that time no one was injury. >> one can arguably understand why some people are concerned about the seven missing sailors. hopefully they will be found safe and well. let's get to another matter as well lucas. that is what going on in afghanistan. what are you hearing about

another attack on us forces taking place in afghanistan today? >> a short time ago i spoke with a us military spokesman in kabul who said that seven us army soldiers were wounded when afghan soldier opened fire on them at a base in northern afghanistan. with the military because an insider attack from afghan forces that are supposed to be our friends. this comes as 8400 us troops in afghanistan training some of the afghan forces and it comes as the pentagon weighs the decision to send up to 4000 more american troops to afghanistan. to help rollback telegram gains. it is noteworthy that in the last few months the trump administration has been stepping up airstrikes inside the country. in april the us military dropped more bonds in afghanistan than any month since 2012. >> thank you. new development in the investigation into the shooting rampage targeting republican

lawmakers at a baseball field. we are now learning the government james t. hodgkinson had a handwritten list of republican names in his pocket at the time of the shooting. meanwhile congressman steve scalise remains in critical condition today. we are live outside of the hospital with the latest hello garrett. >> hi julie. the list of names found is not part of the fbi investigation to determine what james t. hodgkinson was doing in the area and what his motive was behind the shooting. the list includes the name of six gop congressmen. scott tennessee, trent of arizona, jeff duncan, south carolina, jim jordan of ohio, brooks of alabama and morgan griffith of virginia. handwritten list also included the numbers of the congressional offices on capitol hill for those congressmen. at this point law enforcement officials tell us it is too early to draw any conclusions about the list and investigator try to determine if he was

trying to visit the offices or otherwise interact with the congressman. what we do know though is that all six are associated with a conservative house freedom caucus in at least two of the congressman were at the baseball field the morning of the shooting. and one of them responded to his name be on the list. >> there are certainly many indications now that the shooter was premeditated in his actions. i have been notified that there is an investigation and that yes, that i might be involved in the investigation. but you know i certainly cannot go any further than that. >> as the investigation continues, so does the recovery of those who were injured in wednesday shooting.doctors tell us that the house majority steve scalise was facing imminent death when he first got to the hospital. after a number of surgeries

there feeling much more optimistic. the congressman is expected to have another surgery today or tomorrow. it will likely need several more to repair damage caused by hundreds of bullet fragments that are still inside of his body.as for the other two shooting victims that remain hospitalized, with all the love is remains in critical condition in the capitol hill police officer is now in good condition and expected to make a full recovery. >> thank you garrett. kelly? >> as the congressman fights for his life lawmakers on capitol hill are rethinking the impact of the harsh political climate that we are living in these days. that includes arizona republican compass woman martha mick sally who says hatred in the country is inflaming on stable people the congressman is joining us now. she holds a seat once held by the way by former congresswoman gabby giffords who was shot in 2011. congresswoman, good of you to join us today preventative is to first on members of congress and even independence.

we thank you for this service you get to the country. and trying to govern the country and legislate by the people and for the people. having seen that we see how dangerous it sometimes can be. particularly given the fact that you replace congresswoman gabby giffords who survived an assassination attempt. in 2011. what can you tell me about the climate today and how it might be contributed to people for a bit unstable? >> the climate is extremely hot as he is seen and reported. and just yesterday a man was arraigned in tucson for making death threats specifically against me, three separate counts. so this is very real and i often use the analogy of the frog in the water we turn the temperature of one degree at a time. ultimately the frog parishes. it is one reason i ran for congress honestly. i served in the military and

found myself frustrated with what was going on. i was frustrated with the rhetoric and divisiveness. part of our mindset as veterans is to serve the good of the country. serve what is best for your community. find common ground and funimation executable. it is really the mindset that i've had since i have been there. i think this crisis equals an opportunity for all of us to look inside of our hearts across the country and asked how did we get here and what is it each of us can do in order to bring the temperature down. we talk often the military muscle has committed a real crime, i was a commander so we say get the perpetrators. so clearly the assailants are responsible for this violence everything of the bystanders which of the vast majority of people. i would just as always, don't be a facilitator, don't be a bystander. if you see something say something. we all have to do our part to find a way that we can have civil discourse of our sincerely held disagreements and have the vigorous debate. but don't take it out on each

other. >> congresswoman that is will said. i can't help but the fact that we say this also in the wake of what happened to gabby giffords. -- let's move forward to what happened to congressman steve scalise and those wounded and we are praying for their recovery as well. the officer and the aide, when you look at the climate today i think he said it so well. we have to find common ground but people have to be adult enough and kind enough to consider the fact that people do have opposing opinions and it's okay because this is america. >> right.and they are not evil because they do. let's not feelings of fear and anger. this does not happen overnight.

it has been boiling slowly over a long time. i think it gives us an opportunity to really bring it back down. i refuse to inflame the rhetoric. i have not done it since i've been in d.c. and i continue not to choose to do it. i encourage all leaders, elected officials and members of the community. we represent what is going on in the country. let's remember, i served in the military, the enemy is out there trying to tell us and our way light. the enemy is not among us. there wasn't a dry eye in the place of the congressional baseball game during the national anthem the other night. and when the policeman david bailey came into throw in the first pitch, he and crystal saves only people from that massacre happening.let's hold on to that moment. and stay in unity. but as we debate we should vigorously debate. let's hold onto that mom is a i disagree with you but maybe i can learn something for you and let's move forward. >> i applaud you for that.

that's what we need to do right now. we need to move forward to govern and in a way that we respect both members of the parties on both sides of the aisle.having said that, we should also be respecting each other based on fact that we are in america. and we have the right to free speech, the right to have opposing opinions. i want to get to something else, the fact that you receive yourself. you are still there. why? >> absolutely. i raised my right hand and took the oath of office in the military, for my life like that because i care deeply about the country and our freedoms. i raised my right hand as a member of congress and very foundation as a representative of government. so the worst thing we can do is go in and bunker out of fear. i'm not going to take unnecessary risks but the thing that we have show i think now is mitigate the risk and stay engaged in local law enforcement and capital police. but we have to be out there, we had to show we are not afraid. we have to live our lives,

listen to constituents, engage in a community because if we stop doing that, the bad guys have one. >> congresswoman martha mcsally thank you for your 26 years of service, you do not look old enough to do that. but thank you for all of the service you have given to the country and serving the military but also what you are doing right there in capitol hill. may you be successful in moving the ball forward and bringing all people together from both sides of the aisle as well as the people who are your constituents. thank you. >> thank you. quizzing to develop in the russia investigation putting a spotlight on the relationship between the former fbi director and the special counsel appointed to replace him. plus, hope is not dwindling for people missing after the devastating apartment fire in london. the inferno also sparking public outrage as leaders of the faith community urged patients. [inaudible]

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>> police now saying as many as 58 people died in the raging fire in a london high-rise.28 of those victims are missing

and presumed dead. protesters today gathering outside of downey string as anger grows over the government's response to the deadly disaster. the british prime minister theresa may leading a government task force on the fire. in the meantime dozens of people attended a mass at a west london church today to honor the lives lost. investigators say it could take weeks or even longer to recover all of the victim's from that building. >> the presidents legal team arguing the long-standing professional relationship between robert muller and his successor james comey is a conflict of interest. raising serious questions about the loyalties were muller as the russian investigation unfolds. meantime there being called men cut from the same cloth. i'm putting the two former fbi directors, they longtime friends at cherry similar personal righteousness. mr. moeller then run the fbi joint mr. comey then deputy attorney general and

threatening to resign in 2004. after george w. bush's anti-terror wiretaps. let's bring in christopher bedford editor-in-chief of the news foundation. thank you for talking to us. >> thank you. >> i have step in beginning to go on record here that robert mueller being appointed is too close for comfort given his very special, very close relationship with fellow and former fired fbi director james comey. what if muller basically, what is he and tended to do here after months of investigation have come up with no evidence in the evidence of collusion with is the main purpose of this investigation into russia? >> have to wonder about that. instruction of what really? they're saying obstruction of justice. but all of the things we talked about whether you want to talk about the jeff sessions hearing, a foreign relations issue. you can talk about donald trump's settlers dealings we

can talk about the obstruction of justice. the problem is the core of this. how it all got started. the allegation of donald trump and members of his campaign colluded with the kremlin, with a foreign government to defeat hillary clinton and become president of united states. that's not what anyone is talking about we have gone completely off message. i think a lot of the country is sick of hearing and the problem is some of these outbursts from donald trump have not helped his case. and so it has come to field a little bit of the stuff and it put him in a difficult position with mueller reading of his neck and mueller himself or congressmen leaking to the new york times once again trying to harm the president. >> mueller step appointments speak for themselves. i want to go through some of them. one higher in particular stands out to me is michael - the deputy solicitor general could he specialized in criminal law and the constitution. now is he on hand to make a

legal case for impeachment? and is that mueller's intent to get the president impeached? >> while i would be guessing at his motives. he is an honorable man, decorated combat veteran from the vietnam war. but he is also very very close with james comey and he is somebody who has that self-righteous fbi where your thing about him. he is that a tradition of being maybe overzealous. when he pushed back against george w. bush's white house when george w. bush said you have gone too far in attacking a correct democratic congressman pete of course george w. bush wasn't trained to do that. and he is not espionage, not counterintelligence. looks like he is trying to build, his skill set is building a case for impeachment. >> obstruction of justice, is a obstruction of what? also this week it was revealed through morley said donald trump is being investigated for not only obstruction of justice but also revealed this week by the "washington post" that mueller is court events getting

finances and business dealings of jared krishna. it is mueller basically on a mission to mail anyone bitter has to do with the russian probe are not? >> it often happens with special prosecutors could result with kennedy going after dictating. he wanted a body. he ended up going after libby and that that that was in fair. leave it so that with a republican special prosecutor going after bill clinton.11 america got bored with that and sick of it. they may have gone too far and overstepped. special prosecutors have a history of looking to make the name for themselves and go further. one good thing about mueller is that he is probably not going to be running for office.he doesn't need to make a name for himself. but based on the decisions he has made so far i think we will learn more in the next coming weeks as leaks continue to come out that the president will find that if his motive is just nailing someone to the wall. >> .another uncanny when i have to mention i think a lot of viewers will be surprised if they do not know but this is ready.

there is another higher think should be looked at as a major conflict of interest. mueller has recruited andrew wiseman. he oversaw the enron task was, led the prosecution of the arthur andersen accounting firm he was completely ruined in the press for legal issues. by the way also donated to hillary clinton political campaign. but i'm not dumb. he was highly criticized for his legal conduct by guess what paper? the new york observer newspaper. guess who owns the observer at the time? jared kushner. i mean how can he actually fairly judge the trump campaign? >> yes you would not want these guys on your jury. but they can force a firing of mueller but it would be bad optics. to the point of optics, this team that mueller put together -- that is bad optics as well. already, half the country is extremely suspicious of this. the other half has already

decided he is guilty and is just a sentencing hearing. but the first of if the country is not going to divide if muller does not tread carefully and try to do this fairly and come across as doing it fairly. >> christopher bedford, thank you so much for your time. >> thank you. >> in new york getting a sideshow they were not expecting when protesters disrupted a controversial performance of julius caesar. a live report on the next. plus, a mistrial may have been declared today in bills -- in the bill cosby trial. but that does not mean he is free and clear. we take that up, next. >> mr. cosby's power is back. it has been restored. the jurors used their power to speak. i mr. cosby's power is back. the legacy didn't go anywhere. it has been restored. >> with claim rateguard your rates won't go up just because of a claim. i totally could've - no! switching to allstate is worth it.

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the case and we will take a hard look we will look at everything involved and we will retry it. as i said in court, our plan is to move this case forward. as soon as possible. >> the judge is right, justice is real, it lives here in montgomery county. i am proud to have been able to represent mr. cosby. we came here looking for an acquittal. like the "rolling stone" song says you don't always get what you want. >> while the sexual assault of bill cosby ending this morning with no verdict. the judge declaring a mistrial after the jury said for a second time that they were deadlocked. but this does not mean bill cosby is off the hook. he remains charged and they plan to retry the case. we have a criminal defense attorney and a former prosecutor with this. eric is a criminal defense attorney, both are joining us now to share some of their mental insight and perspectives on this case.

so a mistrial. no take on this. >> i think this is a win for bill cosby and here's why. this case came down to one thing. the credibility of the accuser. this is not a case where the of expert testimony that the jury had to wrangle with. it is not a case of done it. this was a case of if the jury believes the accuser, he gets convicted and if they don't think it's acquitted. so the mistrial means at least one person on the jury can buy her story. credibility is not something that changes were gets better the next time around. >> 20 think the prosecution in this case was looking for? obviously they were looking for a conviction and furthered jury to find mr. cosby as he is charged. but something happened within that jury room where they could not meet as john had talked about, they could not come to

an agreement. >> i am not shocked that there was a hung jury. a lot of people have actually forgot the da ran a campaign based on the premise he would prosecute cosby. because when this occurred, the prior da told mr. cosby and his team they would not prosecute as long as he participated in a civil litigation. that is with the deposition testimony came from. the civil litigation that cosby agreed to participate in. to this day really had a chip on his shoulder specifically for cosby as he was trying to fulfill a campaign promise. they need the jury to convict him. they did not get it. and like they said, a hung jury is definitely a win for the defense because the defense now knows all of the cards at the prosecution has to play and it is all downhill for the prosecution from here. >> let's look outside the case. what does this say to women throughout this country who are exposed to sexual assault in any form or fashion? particularly given the fact that drug use could be applied?

>> can i say something? about the drug use this is what bothers me about this case. first and foremost, anyone who is a victim of sexual assault whether a man or woman, you can absolutely come forward immediately. if you cannot due to the please, do it to someone you know and trust. a parent, brother, sister or friend. to get the ball rolling into the support that you need. but in this case when it comes to the drug use and i think this is maybe why the jury couldn't come to a decision. it's not like she is saying he flipped her in mickey. she is think bill cosby's and here you go! take these and she did! now if you come to my house and i copy of class of wine and hors d'oeuvres that is normal. if you come and i tell you to take two benadryl you're going to look at and say i'm not sneezing! now if you don't want to take them you're not going to end that is where the consent issue came in. i think that's what the jury really had a tough time with. >> eric? >> i agree with john and that is another point.

this woman was given the pill to take and she was an adult. is not as if she was 15, 16 or 17 years old. she was a grown woman who decided to take this. and bill cosby's defense was very poignant in what they said. they had an ongoing affair, a sexual relationship and this was just the norm for them as a couple. so the civil litigation did harm her a little bit. but her consent is the issue that the jury was hung up on. >> some people were singing solo for her to forward it was 2004 and it took place and this is 2017. but given the fact that she was up against a superstar, america's dad if you will, that is who he is best known as as doctor keith huxtable. many people were saying what happens now if the fact that they are able to bring this case forward and in the next six months. is it wise for the prosecution to come forward? gloria albright would certainly agree. >> if it was irresponsible for the prosecution to come out and say they are going to retry the case but even first trying to find out how the jury was

weighing this. we have 11 people for a conviction and one for an acquittal? or was it vice versa? jury doesn't have to say but typically they will. so let's get some information before you come out hard charging for the second time thing we are going to retry this. really? let's weigh your options and do some homework before you decide to do that. >> he did say he was going to do homework that he said he came out swinging saying i'm going to go after this again. but to gloria's point, if she is able to get more women who claim that there were situations that they had with bill cosby that involve sexual assault, she's able to get more people on the witness stand, how will that help or hinder the case for mr. cosby? >> i'm so glad you asked that question because gloria's comments actually bothered me. first of all i think cosby did most of what he has been accused of. but in the justice system you must have a fair trial. and a judge must take that into consideration on the evidence

that he allows to be placed in. for example, if you are on trial for speeding and you have 10 prior speeding tickets, that may overwhelm the jury in their decision to say you must be speeding. instead of concentrating on the one that you are faced with right now. just like with bill cosby, he is talk about this case right now, not all of the prior acts that he had because the judge has to make sure it doesn't overwhelm the jury with all of these acts to cloud their judgment on this particular case. >> and the court of the public opinion.mr. cosby having his image tarnished forever. >> give me a quick answer. >> his image tarnished, yeah. unfortunately. >> he is like a rusty piece of steel right now. [laughter] >> eric? i should expect no less from you sir. eric and john, thank you for joining us have a good afternoon. >> thank you. >> protesters crashing a controversial production of julius caesar in new york city.

cell phone video showing a woman storming the stage and berating the actors. accusing them of inciting political violence.that is because the play depicts the assassination of the title character who was just to look like president trump. we're joined a live from the new york city's newsroom with more.>> it is no doubt that that is a trump character on stage.the show will go down despite his tumultuous speech and the controversial production will give its final two performances this weekend. last night as he said the bigger performances happened offstage and on i guess is that you protesters denounced the production. [video] [inaudible] >> two protesters were arrested after that. the rents temporarily stopping the show in central park. when we saw the storm to the stage.she says that the normalization of violence

against the right. another man shouted this is violence against donald trump. audience members reportedly booed the destruction as you can hear. the public theater production of shakespeare's 400-year-old play is set in modern times with the main character depicted as a donald trump like leader. who is assassinated by his closest advisors. this theater's website says the plank does not advocate violence and is a cautionary tale about not using undemocratic means to defend democracy. early this week, the director reiterated that there is disclaimer while defending freedom -- >> there are going to be a couple of spoiler t. but we know that neither shakespeare nor the public theater could possibly advocate violence as a solution to political problems. [applause] >> despite the disclaimers, critics say the place creators -- the production only after a

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>> a fox news alert and a desperate search now underway for seven missing navy sailors. following a collision off of the coast of japan.the uss fitzgerald crashing into a container ship four times its size just before dawn. joining me now we have retired navy captain chuck nash. thank you so much captain for talking to us. first we should be very clear that that container ship in fact crashed into the uss fleet.off of the right side of their ship.it sounds to me like somebody messed up. i mean, the investigation is still underway but just hearing the details of this crash, it was a predawn collision, the air was clear, the visibility obviously dark but they have satellite information. they have satellite control there. they were clearly under autopilot. what say you as far as why this happened? >> i am being a master of the obvious here but it is too

early to tell. when you have decided the ship damaged in this case, the left-hand side of the cargo vessel was damaged and the right hand side of the navy ship was damaged. the only way you can put those two together is to have a situation like this. now the question is, you normally yield to the right. now there are exceptions to the rule but in general you yield to the right. so the question becomes, was the cargo ship which is the stand on ship in oracle terms. in other words approaching that way the cargo ship had the responsibility to be predictable which is to maintain course and speed. the giveaway ship which would have been the navy destroyer then has a consistent target that it can maneuver around so as to avoid a collision. if you look at the ais which is an automatic tracking system that ships carry and you can go up on maritime traffic.com and take a look. but it shows the track which

with course and speed of the cargo ship and the cargo ship was doing some amazing maneuvering just prior to the impact. so back to it's too early to tell. if that ship was in the process of maneuvering, it would have confused the crew on the us destroyer where they would not have had a clue on the rules of the road. at that point it is everybody for themselves trying to maneuver out of the way. >> which would have had the right-of-way here? >> if the cargo ship is maneuvering, even though it is on the right it is so unpredictable that it is a very confused situation.that is the point i'm trying to make. if on the other hand, the cargo ship was steady than it would have been up to the uss fitzgerald to avoid the cargo ship. but the track data does not show that.it shows a lot of i will call it extreme

maneuvering. so they you are in congested shipping lanes in the dark at 2:30 am doing these maneuvers. probably trying to adjust your arrival time into tokyo bay and you have a navy ship out there. and again, it is 2:30 am for everybody. all of these wild shenanigans are going on and the next thing you know it is metal on metal. >> the fleet said in a statement the crash damage, the machinery room and radio work. most 200 sailors on board would have been asleep at the time of the crappy but do the circumstances tell you about this? >> we are missing seven sailors. there were probably some lookouts posted on deck may have been thrown overboard. in the collision. i am afraid that most of the seven will probably be found in the damaged spaces. that is my fear. >> there's a tri tip about the wonder of those splendid areas. particularly in the units. i want to show one more time a

closer pair of the damage. you can see the extent to the damage of the starboard side. and the investigation ongoing, what say you as far as who would be at fault in this terrible tragedy? >> like i say julie, it is too early to tell. there is also a general prudential rule. which as you follow the rules up until your and extremist. at that point it is every man for himself and you do what you need to do to avoid the collision. at that point, it is up to the investigators to see what was doing what to whom at the time. >> and the captain of the navy ship is in stable condition. certainly he will be providing information. >> hospital. >> . >> protesters taking to the street after a police officer is found not guilty in a fatal shooting of a black motorist. when demonstrators say justice has not been served.

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taking to the street in st. paul minnesota. processing the not guilty verdict for a police officer

charged with manslaughter and the shooting death of a black motorist at a traffic stop last summer. marion lafferty joins us with more.>> protests in minnesota shutting down a interstate. -- in fact, the protests are still going on right now. so far they have been peaceful with one person taken into custody last night.the family stormed out of the family after they heard the verdict. mother believing justice was not served for her son. >> i am so disappointed in the state of minnesota. my son love this state. my son love this city and this city kills my son! >> five jurors who deliberated more than 29 hours over five days say that although it was a tough decision, they stand behind their verdict. >> it was very hard to come to

a conclusion that we did. it was very hard the law was in the favor of. >> even though he was acquitted the citizen and dinnerware officer jan is worth quickly announced plans to dismiss him from the police force despite being cleared of manslaughter with the city planning to offer him voluntary separation point into their views quote - the public will be best served if jeronimo yanez is no longer an officer. the prosecutor in the case also says that the verdict is painful for many people, it must be respected. >> painful, respected and the fallout will likely continue. marion reported for us thank you. >> breaking news out of pennsylvania. bill cosby's team saying he has been vindicated after a judge declares a mistrial in a sexual assault trial. you will have the latest in the

cosby legal saga straightahead.

>> queen elizabeth ii celebrating her 91st birthday today joined by her family for a parade on this sunny day in london. [video] a fun fact for you.it is not actually her birthday. she's born in april was traditionally celebrated in june when the weather is a bit nicer. that is a smart idea! >> have ever seen a car up close and personal with the queen in it? it is amazing!so much royalty there.

>> the fanfare is spectacular. anytime the royal family makes a public appearance. the security, fanfare, the crowd, people love her! >> you just kind of melt saying i'm actually in this moment in the queen's there. congratulations to the queen. that does it for us. we will be back here at 4 o'clock eastern. >> i will see you at seven for the "fox report". >> we may have our differences. but we do well in times like these to remember that everyone who serves in our nation's capital is here because above all, they love our country. we can all agree that we are blessed to be americans. that our children deserve to grow up in a nation of safety and peace. and that we are strongest when we are unified. >> welcome to the journal editorial report i am called