the jury in found michael dunn get on four of the five counts and a mistrial on the highest charge. ng 17-year-old jordan davis in thanksgiving of 2012. they apparently argued over the music coming from the suv. and surveillance video was played inside of the courtroom. dunn said he fired those shots in self defense. and it has been a busy 45 minutes, steve? >> reporter: certainly, harris and with this verdict it is easy to become confused because we are dealing with two different things. a guilty verdict and a mistrial. you have to separate the different counts. michael dunn is likely to go to prison for a long time despite the fact that the jury could not agree if he was guilty of first-degree murder in the shooting death of 17 year old jordan davis. there is a mistrial to the single charge. but the jury did agree and pronounced him guilty on four of the other charges. three of them are attempted murder. and firing a weapon and another possible 15 years and when the 47 year old computer programmer faces the music in sentencing next month he could be looking at 75 years behind bars,

ask if xeljanz is right for you. >>> breaking news in the michael dunn murder case, there's michael dunnccused of killing a young man over loud music. we have just learned the jury hasached a verdict on four of the five counts, they appear to be hung on the fifth count. the judge has brought the jury in. this is a dynamite charge where he tries to push and shove and cajole the juror into going back into the jury room to deliberate more. >> i am required to read to you an additional jury instruction. i'm going to read that instruction to you now. and then i will provide a copy of it to each one of you when i'm finished reading it. i know that all of you have tried hard to reach a verdict in this case to each of the counts. it apparently has been impossible for you so far. sometimes an early vote before discussion can make it hard to reach an agreement about the case later. the vote not the discussion might make it hard to see all sides of the case. we are all aware that it is legally permissible for a jury to disagree. there are two things a jury can lawfully do, agree on a verdict or dis

michael dunne accused of shooting and killing a florida teenager. nse, but prosecutors say that 17-year-old jordan davis fervor stood a chance against dunn. steve harrigan is covering it live from miami. >> day four of deliberations, the jury had more questions for the judge this morning asking if all the charges against dunn should be considered separately. dunn is facing a first degree murder charge for murdering a 17-year-old african-american. he also faces lesser charges of attempted murder for firing into a vehicle where there were three other young men present. those attempted murder charges carry a penalty up to 20 years each. throughout this case, the defense maintained that dunn was simply acting in self-defense. he claims to have seen a rifle pointed at him. no weapon was found at any time after the shooting took place. the prosecution says dunn acted with deliberation and he fired ten shots in all, including three shots that they say happened when the suv containing all four passengers was already pulling away. that courtroom is cleared no

michael dunn says he was simply acting in self-defense when he shot 17-year-old jordan davis. osecutors are saying dunn's defense doesn't add up. steve harrigan is joining us live from miami with the very latest on this story, steve? >> reporter: more questions today to the judge from the 12-person jury indicating the jury is still struggling as to whether or not they believe michael dunn's claim of self-defense in this 2012 shooting in which dunn fired ten shots

jurors are in day three of deliberations over this man, michael dunn. if they find him guilty of murder in the first degree, he could spend the rest of his life in prison. here's the back story. a couple of years ago michael dunn opened fire at an sports utility vehicle full of teenagers, killing 17-year-old jordan davis. it happened outside a convenes storm. the man testified he politely asked the teens to turn down the music, but he claimed they shout racial slurs at him, threatened to kill him, and he thought he saw a gun, something his girlfriend says he never mentioned to her. one potential key piece of evidence, surveillance video from the store. listen for the gunshots. three at first, and then four, and then a break. listen for the break and then another three. gunfire gunfire -- [ gunshots ] [ gunshots ] >> somebody is shooting. >> the last three shots as the car was pulling away, on the move, and after the shooting he never called 9-1-1. in fact he put his girlfriend in the car, left the area, drove three miles to their hotel, ordered a pizza,

michael dunn was convicted on some counts, but there was a mistrial on one count. don lemon, here is how he reacted. take a look. >> i am absolutely pissed because it's none of your business. >> it's absolutely ridiculous. i think there needs to be a mind your business law that goes along with the stand your ground law. >> this is an anchor who set aside all measure of objectivity and he acted on air as judge, jury and executioner, condemning the defendant as guilty saying it was an open-and-shut case. >> my goodness. >> old, white guys trying to claw their way back from obscurity by attacking other people who speak out against this happen this? >> young lady. >> i don't think it's about whether or not someone is attacking him. i think it is about the question of what is a journalist. and is a journalist an objective asker of questions, as chris cuomo was, or is he a political commentator, which is what we're seeing with don lemon. he said at one point, if you have kids in the room, you may want to keep them out. he said if this turns out to be a hung jury, i'm jus

... ... ... ... ... ... ... >>> a verdict is expected any minute now in the murder case of michael dunnhe jury coming to a verdict on just four of the five counts after he was accused of killing 17-year-old jordan davis after a dispute over loud music. dunn claims he killed him in self-defense. >>> a new winter storm has new england in the crosshairs. massachusetts, governor urging drivers to stay off the roads. the eastern part of the state is expected to get slammed by blizzard-like conditions. >>> and u.s. and chinese officials say they're taking action on climate change. secretary of state john kerry meeting with his chinese counterpart in beijing and the two agreeing to take steps to reduce vehicle emissions and increase energy efficiency. >>> has texas senator ted cruz gone rogue? at least one of his fellow republicans think so. earlier this week, the texas senator demanded a 60-vote majority to pass the debt ceiling increase, meaning some republican high school to join democrats in the vote. even though a simple majority from democrats alone was enough. that move getting the atte

michael dunn facing charges in addition of first degree murder of three counts of attempted murder. rry a penalty of up to 20 years each. throughout the trial dunn insisted on self-defense. he claims that a shotgun was pointed at him from the car next to his. police never found that there was any evidence of a shotgun present. the prosecution said that dunn acted deliberately with premeditation. he fired 10 shots into the suv killing the 17-year-old. the final three shots were actually fired, the prosecution says, when that vehicle was pulling away. so the wait continues in jacksonville. four days in now, the jury still deliberating. apparently hung up on one of the charge against michael dunn. >> 17-year-old teenager, jordan davis. thank you, steve. >>> the controversy over president obama awarding big money political donors is heating up now. the president recognizing many with coveted u.s. ambassadorships. but a number of embarrassing mistakes by appointees is raising serious questions about their qualifications. doug mcelway reporting from washington. >> the obama administration

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the 12-person jury indicating the jury is still struggling as to whether or not they believe michael dunn's claim of self-defense in this 2012 shooting in which dunn fired ten shots into an suv killing 17-year-old african-american. the judge has told the jury that each of these charges has to be considered separately. dunn faces charges not only of first-degree murder which could put him in prison for life but also attempted murder. the other three passengers in the vehicle those charges carry at least 20 years. throughout this case the defense has said that dunn acted in self-defense, he claims he saw a shotgun pointed at him despite the fact that police never found any such weapon. the prosecution has alleged that dunn acted with premeditation that he fired ten shots into that vehicle attempting to kill and that he never informed police that he saw any weapon pointed at him until much later on. never even informed police about the shooting. right now the courtroom is clear. we are awaiting to see whether or not this jury of eight whites, two blacks, one hispanic and one asian can come up

the point is it was a very local news story until president obama inblamed it. >> this case of michael dunn verdict with the shooting case where a teenager george davis playing loud music in the car and dunn fired several times and three was convicted but a mistrial on the key murder count and another cnn anchor reacted when the verdict came in and fox criticizes that response. >> i am absolutely pissed because it is none of your business. >> it absolutely is ridiculous. there needs to be a mind your business law that goes along withstand your ground. >> this anchor acted on air as judge, jury, and executioner, condemning the defendant as guilty saying it was an open and shut case. old buy guy trying to claw their way back from obscurity by attacking other people would speak out against him? >> young lady? >> i don't think it is about whether someone is attacking him. it is about the question of what is a journalist? is a journalist an objective asker of questions? as cuomo. or is he is a political commentators which is what we are seeing with lemon. he said, you have kids in the room, keep

they did convict michael dunn on four lesser charges including three charges of attempted second-degree murder. now each of those charges contain a penalty of at least 20 years, so the 47-year-old dunn will be going to prison, perhaps for as many as 75 years after the verdict. the mother of 17-year-old jordan davis said she would pray for the man who shot her son. >> it's sad for mr. dunn that he will live the rest of his life in that sense of torment. and i will pray for him. >> reporter: the prosecution has taken some criticism for what many say was overreaching on the charge of first-degree murder, which requires premeditation. they said they will retry dunn on that charge. in the meantime, sentencing on the other four counts is likely to take place next month. jamie? >> thank you very much, steve, appreciate that. eric? >>> jamie, rescue workers are planning to scour the colorado mountains today. they are searching for a pair of missing skiers. the officials say seven people were on top of the ridge that trigged an avalanche nears a penn. one of the most glamorous ski resorts in thi

michael dunn and his fiance had been at a family wedding. stopped to go inside at a gas station. she went inside to pay for a bought the of wine. the back and forth on this is the music was loud. michael dunn went over to the car to turn it down. one of the boys did turn it down. and that's when the rest of this began to unfold. one of the boys in the car, his name is kevin thompson. >> did the defendant said anything to you or in your direction. >> yes, sir. turn the music down, i can't hear myself think. >> how did the defendant appear when he said that? >> upset, angry. >> what did you do when he said to turn the music down? >> i turned the music down. martha: what is the major issue the jury might be struggling with in terms of this other weapon issue? >> he didn't go over to the car. he was parked next to it. so close he couldn't actually get out of his car. he claims the music was so loud -- the music was so loud the bass was violating his rearview mirror. he opens his gun and shoots 10's rounds. the boy in the back seat jordan davis i

jurors are entering their fourth day of deliberations deciding the fate of 47-year-old michael dunn who is charged with first degree murder in the shooting death of jordan davis. dunn claims he shot the teen in self-defense. prosecutors say he shot the young man in a heated argument over loud music. overseas, secretary of state john kerry arriving in indonesia for climb change talks. >> that visit a they after reaching a climate change deal with china, including reducing vehicle emissions an improving energy efficiency in buildings. officials here are hoping the pact will encourage other nations in the developing world for the follow suit. have a great day, everybody. . >> digging out and about to be snowed in again. each time we are seeing businesses close, flights grounded, workers stuck at home. now, worries the economy, itself, may get stuck. the total costs of the winter blast is expected to reach up for the $40 billion bucks. tracy, coiled all of this cloud the economy? >> look the economy right now is trying to plow itself out of this assessment. atlanta is shot for a while until

. >> and another cnn anchor explodes over the mistrial of michael dunn on a murder charge for killing an african-american teen. in this case, over the playing of loud music. why does television turn these

michael dunn accused of shooting 17-year-old jordan davis to death over an argument over loud music. the authorities say that davis was with friends sitting in his suv outside of a convenience store when dunn and his fiancee pulled up next to him. the fiancee goes inside and described what she heard next. >> heard pop, pop, pop. >> when you heard hose noises, did you know what they were? >> no, i didn't. i said, what was that? >> were you speaking to the cashier in front of you? >> yes, i was. >> what did you hear next? >> when i -- i heard another pop, pop, pop. >> what did you do after you heard the second set of pop, pop, pop? >> well, i -- i didn't do anything. the cashier said -- the guy -- will is a guy and he has a gun. i turned around to see who she was talking about. >> when you turned around what did you see? >> i saw michael looking out his driver's door. >> an investigator also testifying today that there were nine bullet holes in the side of that suv where davis was killed. dunn says he fired in self-defense. >>> it has been a very cold and snowy and wet winter for much

. >> another cnn anchor spreads over the mistrial of michael dunn on a murder charge for killing an african-americanfor playing loud music. why do they turn these

. >>> prosecutors in the so-called loud music trial say they may retry the gunman, michael dunn, on first-degree murder charges. dunn was found guilty on four out of the five counts but the jury could not reach a decision on the most serious charge, first-degree murder, or the lesser includeds. he fatally shot jordan davis inside an suv outside a jacksonville gas station after an argument over loud music. he still insists he acted in self-defense. he faces at least 60 years behind bars for his convictions. >>> winter does not seem to want to end. while most of us are absolutely sick of it, there is a bright side to all of this. a silver lining, if you will. brenda who loves this weather will explain the economic upside to this continuous cold. ♪ [ laughter ] smoke? nah, i'm good. [ male announcer ] celebrate every win with nicoderm cq, the unique patch with time release smartcontrol technology that helps prevent the urge to smoke all day long. help prevent your cravings with nicoderm cq. so i deserve a small business credit card with amazing rewards. with the spark cascard from capital one, i ge

attorneys for michael dunn are asking for a new trial after he was convicted of shooting and killing a teenager at a gas station after loud music coming from a teen's car. the teenager he says threatened to kill him. melissa: officials say refugees are streaming across the border and they are not coming from mexico. rather central america, china and romania. and many are children fending for themselves. reporter: what they are doing, some of these children are being embraced or appropriated by unrelated adults so they can cross the border as a family which under administration policy means they are quickly released together. at a phoenix bus station these 13 central americans claimed to be a family. the border agents tell me the agent never verified where they were going. i.c.e. released the group because it doesn't have any more bed space for families. and a detention center was shut down because of a measles outbreak. they have 10 days to show up at an i.c.e. facility where if they show up they will get a court date in 3 to 5 years. he asked for $12 million now and $20 million late

. >> and another cnn anchor explodes over the mistrial of michael dunn on a murder charge for killingican-american teen. in this case, over the playing of loud music. why does television turn these cases into national

we are waiting for the juror decision for michael dunn in the loud murder trial. he is charged with first-degree murder in the shooting death of 17-year-old jordan davis in november of 2012. prosecutors call it murder and the defense is calling self defense. we'll bring in our legal panel. and mark is the former prosecutor. i got it. let me start with you, tom. this is the second day of deliberations. does that tell you that it is not as open and shut of a case as predicted? >> not really. throw hours of deliberations in a first-degree murder case is not long. my experience when it is a serious case and a jury knows it is getting media attention, you know, they are going to stay back there long enough to give credibility to the deliberation. that is not much for the defense to hang their hopes on. every minute the jury is back there deliberating, another minute the defendant is presoumed innocent. >> mark, how dow read the tea leaves? >> i agree with tom. jurors know they are not only judging the facts, but they are judging the jurors and they will be analyzed aft

michael dunn saying he feared for his life when he opened fire on an suv with four teenagers inside the 17-year-old jordan davis was killed. he asked them to turn down their loud music he did and then one of the teens threatened him with a gun. there was a hung jury. >> the sentencing retrial of jody areas. abo -- jodi arias. 300 jurors were dismissed yesterday. they said they could not be impartial. she was convicted of murdering her husband last bmay but they couldn't decide if she should be sentenced to death or life in prison. >> millions of your hard earned tax dollars think spent more than 100 million spent $100 million bringing back trucks. they could have saved money by giving the trucks to will the allies there. the cost per truck to be shipped back more than 107,000 dollars. they came into our country illegal little now you will be paying for them to stay. the obama administration shellings out $9 million for the ten answer of thousands of illegal immigrant children who crossed the border this year. majority going to the dc metro division where there has been a surge of illega

. >> everything about it was cool the villain the little guy michael dunn the dwarf. it was a scary show >> great and the name of his helper. gordon that was cool. >> ruin this movey >> i don't know. in that song was terrible. i guess we should move on. the 2 in the front were enjoying it. [laughter]. i was listening the left 45 seconds. up next dope named keith provides comic relief. not coughing? hashtag still not coughing?! mucinex dm gives you 12 hours of relief from chest congestion and any type of cough, day or night. mucinex dm. it's comeback season. ♪ ♪ >> what is he up to? what is he up to tonight? i bet you thought he was dead. [laughter] actually, it is worse than he is alive, living under a bridge on x, formerly known as twitter, for lashing out on people with careers. >> take it from here. >> he was so mean to me. you know, he said i liked the movie frozen, which is false. i was prev promoting my show. and he said so you're going to actually have somebody funny on or bring something to this. >> you know what is weird is that he he didn't get me fired or s

claims he was afraid for his life and feared he would be shot with a shotgun the biggest hurdle for michael dunn he spent several hours with his fiance and she claimed on the stand that dunn never claimed about a gun being pointed at him. in interrogations they made it clear to dunn they didn't find anything resembling a weapon at the scene. >> if it happened again tomorrow where a shotgun was coming up i think i would do the same. >> and you know what, mr. dunn? if there was a shotgun coming at you we would expect you to do what you did. the problem that we have there is no shotgun. that is the bridge that we got to get crossed. you keep dwelling on the shotgun if there was one at the scene. if there was a shot gun, a bb gun, any type of gun at the seine, hell, if there was a water gun that looked real at the scene -- >> reporter: dunn is facing first-degree murder charges. he could face if convicted life behind bars, martha. martha: saw some of this yesterday. he was on the stand for hours. how do you think he held up and what was reaction to his testimony? >> reporter: more than three hours o

michael dunn said he acted in self defense. >>> there is a massive sinkhole that swallowed eight vintageis eight feet deep. >> and the wire fox terror winning the dog show last night and taking home the coveted best in show. a wired fox terrier won the title 14 times. >> she's won 129 competitions so far. >> she's good. >> and she is cute hairy legs. >> and well done, skye. >> and fox news alert. dangerous ice storm crippling the south already. >> the roads are slick and schools and businesses are closed flights are cancelled and trains are suspended. it is expected to intensify tonight and moving up the coast and in the northeast tomorrow. >> ken davis is a spokesperson for the georgia emergency management agency. ken, how much on the ground and what are you dealing with? >> we are holding our own right now. but just say it is icy and very cold. >> ken, what are you doing differently this time around than two weeks ago? >> this time around, we just have a lot of people on the ground ahead of time and we are continuing to field request for assistance. fortunately most of the people in ge

a little my gid guy named michael dunn who was dangerous.cture? >> dana: that is robert west now. i think he lives in vegas. he is watching now. thank you so much. that was really special. >> bob: great. andrea? >> andrea: so, yesterday, we talked about on the show media matters. and their report they did. they released part two, the daily caller did of the story. and it seems that there was a memo circulating that media matters was going to hire private investigators to look in the personal lives of fox anchors and producers and they named some of them by actual name. i think this is absolutely disgusting. i think that the fact that this memo outlines if true they are coordinating with the white house on this is unprecedented. look it's very typical of the left. if they don't like what you say they silence you and do it in egregious ways like bullying and hiring a private investigator. what happened to tolerance? what happened to -- >> bob: if they look into my closet -- >> andrea: we're the only fair and balanced place around. i can see wh

michael dunn obviously a man. he has been convicted of attempted murder for opening fire on the teenager's three friends. jenna: to the nightmare offer the coast of south korea. 150 people are confirmed dead. the passenger ferry company says that number is expected to go higher. david piper following the story from bangkok thailand, david? >> reporter: jenna, it has been a week since that ferry capsized off of south korea and divers continue to search at this hour t remains a difficult and complicated operation. they have managed to reach the third and fourth floors of the submerged, up side down ferry. divers can only stay under water for maximum of 60 minutes, often much less, despite the length of time since the ferry sunk, south korean officials are still calling it a rescue operation. but it's a mission that is becoming more complicated. to search each cabin they have to, for instance, break down the walls between them because they are all compartments. a multly legged underwater robot is also soon going to b

. >> jesse: michael dunne can and john ashbrook are co-hosts of "the ruthless" podcast.you guys doing? >> doing great. so good. >> jesse: are you kind of liking that canada's nervous? >> i'll tell you, jesse, we take canadian relations very seriously at the ruthless podcast and one event we watch closely every summer is an opportunity for canada to prove that they're something other than america's hat. it's called the nhl playoffs. they haven't won a stanley cup in thirty years in ice hockey. if they can't beat us in ice hockey, no way they'll beat us in trade. >> jesse: it's not even funny because if we did take them over, we would never lose another winter olympics. we would get skaters and skiers. >> that's absolutely true. connor mcdavid is a heck of a hockey player. so there's something in this for us. but i mean, big words from the poutine prince ling, trudeau, up there in canada talking about putting a tariff on heinz ketchup. i mean, what's next? we can retaliate with poutine and maple syrup, right. >> he's going to weigh in on the bacon market. >> jesse: heinz k

during testimony, she spewed what michael dunn said, specifically he mentioned the gun, which is thereason he got out of the scar and shot. his subjective belief he would be killed, but if he was, why wouldn't he mention it to his fiancee. and then as you mentioned, the consciousness of guilt. the flight from the scene and not calling the police. all will be considered by the jury. from an analytical point of view, if they believe he reasonably believed there would be imminent danger to life, they could acquit him. and that could come from the 9-1-1 call who says he saw a red suv go around and allegedly stash something it butters may use their common sense and convict him of these counts. >> one of the points of contention here is the suspect says that the kids threatened to kill him. but there were witnesses to this verbal exchange, and one witness says they didn't threaten to kill him, and the suspect came back and said to him, are you talking to me? but instead he said, you can't talk to me like that. in other words, they said things he didn't like and the accusation is he got out

we're now hearing hours of jailhouse phone calls from michael dunn. that's the man who killed a 17-year-old when he shot into an suv full of teenagers after after argument over loud music. in the calls, dunn told his fiancee he was the victim. >> i was thinking about this today, and i'm like -- i'm the victim here. i was the one that was being preyed upon, and i fought back. >> boring on delusional. happened in 2012. the calls from the days and months after that in one recording he told his fiancee and family officials put him in isolation but he said that was better than being in with the general inmate population. >> so being in a room by myself kind of depressing but i guess it is better than being in a room with the animals. >> in the calls he said he hoped jurors would find him not guilty once the case made it to trial. on saturday a jury did convict him of attempted murder, attempting to murder the other three people in the car, but jurors failed to reach a verdict on the murder charge. prosecutors said they will retry him on the measure charge.

jurors found 47-year-old michael dunn on four counts.ome up with a decision on the first degree murder charge. dunn shot jordan travis as he and his friends sat at a gas station listening to music. he faces 60 years in prison. >>> workers at the volkswagen plant in tennessee have voted against big labor, against the united auto workers. one employee said he and his colleagues were not wanting to risk hurting their place of employment. they also feared a union victory would scare away factory jobs. now back to justice jeanine. >>> democrats are struggling to distance themselves from obamacare and the obama disaster. congresswoman blackburn, do you think if the dems distance themselves from the president that they're going to have a shot at winning back the house? >> i don't. because the damage is already done. and when you look at a couple of things, judge, 71% of all the american people think this business of the president saying, i've got a pen and a phone and i can go around congress, they find that offensive because they have elected

we heard dramatic testimony from the suspect michael dunn telling the court that he was gripped by fear during his confrontation with three teens in a neighboring suv outside a jacksonville store. >> after hearing the something something cracker and this and that, i hear, i should kill that [ bleep ]. and i'm flabbergasted. i'm like, i must not be hearing this right. then even more elevated voice i hear, i should [ bleep ]. screaming. >> okay. >> there's no -- there's no mistake of what he said. that is what he said. >> well dunn is pleading not guilty to first-degree murder saying he acted in self-defense. prosecutors say the evidence proves it was premeditated. >>> guess who's getting miked up right now in? ted cruz joining us next. the fbi offering thousands of dollars for your health tracking down people aiming their laser pointers at pilots. that's what we were showing you. putting your safety in the air at risk. >>> and the government funding a massive study on pizza. wait until you hear how much pizza america eats every single day. right back with senator cruz. >>> brand new upda

michael dunn says he acted many self-defense when he opened fire on fourteens killing a 17-year-old.u posted on that. >>> learn iing new information about the bullying scandal surrounding the nfl and the miami dolphins. >> the investigation was done by high powered attorney who was appointed by the nfl commissioner. wells interviewed dozens of people inside and outside the dolphins organization. his report is 144 pages and says the harassment went well beyond the lineman jonathan martin. after martin left in october, he accused teammate richie incognito of constant harassment. the report says richie incognito as well as offensive lineman mike pouncey were involved in a pattern of harassing martin along with a younger lineman and a japanese-american assistant trainer. the report says that the assistant trainer was a victim of racial slurs and other derogatory remarks. it goes on to say the young offensive lineman was a victim of name calling and inappropriate touching and jonathan martin was taunted with sexually expli sate remarks, racial insults along with other offensive comments.

. >>> well, a controversial verdict setting off a debate, 44-year-old michael dunn was convicted afterafter an argument escalated over loud music coming from the teen's car. killed from the gunfire was 17-year-old jordan davis who was in the car. mr. dunn was charged with first degree murder in killing davis, but the charge was declared a mistrial after jurors could not agree on a verdict. and yet he was convicted of attempted murder. so why was everyone so upset? greg jarret is a fox news anchor and attorney. i get it that the jury was hung on that. but several counts of attempted murder, he is basically going to jail for the rest of his life. why are people so upset? >> well, they shouldn't be, because in some ways it doesn't make sense to retry him on the first degree murder charge because he is gone. also, of course, he prevails on appeal. that was the first thing i said when i was on the air. this appears to be an inconsistent verdict. how can you find on attempted murder but not on murder? and that indeed was on the basis of the motion for a verdict. to set aside the verdict. >>

but they did convict michael dunn on three counts of attempted murder for shooting at the suv. >> we,ury, find the defendant guilty of attempted second degree murder, a lesser included offense. we find the defendant discharged a firearm during the commission of the offense. >> that happened back in 2012 outside a convenience store in jacksonville. dunn admit head shot and killed davis but he claims it was self-defense. he said he thought he saw a shotgun, even though police never found a weapon and even though dunn's fiancee testified he never mentioned a gun to her. after the shooting, dunn drove three miles to his hotel, made a cocktail for his girlfriend and himself, ordered a peas sacker took the dog for a walk, went to sleep, woke up the next day, drove home to brevard and then contacted police, but he did not call 9-1-1 then or ever, and never called an official who was in charge of anything. now after four days and 32 hours of deliberation, a hung jury on the murder charge. but dunn faces a minimum of 60 years in prison on attempted murder cop visitations. actually 20 years per

michael dunn is the defendant. charged with three counts of attempted murder after he opened fire on an suv full of teenagers back in 2012. he did so outside a convenience store in jacksonville. prosecutors delivered their closing arguments earlier today. >> this defendant fired round after round after round into that car. 6.25 pounds of trigger pull each time he made the conscious decision to pull the trigger. that act itself shows an indifference to human life. >> so undisputed here, he did the shooting, then, went back with his girlfriend to the hotel, a 3 mile drive, then ordered a pizza, then took his dog out to pee, then slept over the night, then drove 2 1/2 hours the next day before any police were contacted and he never called 911. despite that, dunn's attorneys insist he shot the 17-year-old jordan davis in self-defense. according to testimony yesterday, defendant, dunn, said he felt threatened after he asked the teens to turn down the music and the teens called him racial slurs and they had quote menacin

the 47 year old michael dunn could be facing as many as 75 years behind bars. each of those three counts carries a 20-year minimum. and the parenting of jordan davis who would have turned 19 years old today would be praying for the man who murdered their son. >> it's sad for mr. dunn that he will live the rest of his life in that place of torment. and i will pray for him. >> so he's going to learn that he must be remorseful for the killing of my son, that it was not just another day at the office. >> we expect dunn to be sentenced on those charges of attempted murder sometime next month, harris. >> you know, i've pointed this out to viewers last night when the story was braking that when the prosecutor stepped up to the microphone for the news conference after the verdicts were hand down and announced, they looked familiar some of them, and i said this is because this is partially the same prosecution team that we saw in the zimmerman trial as well. and now the prosecution is getting some criticism. >> that's right. some more criticism for what is at least in p

. >>> to florida where the michael dunn trial is entering the third day of testimony, accused of fatallyhooting jordan davis after an argue. over loud music. today's testimony began with one of officers who arrested dunn. he faces up to 60 years in prison. a massive cleanup effort under way following a water main break. take a look at all of that river of water flowing down the streets, disrupting traffic. the 36-inch pipe was installed 100 years ago and apparently coated with cement back in 1957 to extend its life. >>> in the wake of this week's resignation announcement from attorney general eric holder, president obama may not wait until a new congress is in place before nominating holder's successor. some senators like iowa republican chuck grassley are coming out against that idea saying, quote, rather than rush a nominee through the senate in a lame duck session, i hope the president will now take his time to nominate a qualified individual who can start fresh relationships with congress so that we can solve the problems facing our country. let's bring in angela mclou lan and fox ne

. >> jurors said they couldn't agree on 47-year-old michael dunn's fate so the judge was forced to declarefor the most serious charge of first degree murder. dunn was found guilty of attempted second degree murder and firing into an occupied car. dunn could face 60 years in prison. >>> officials at a washington, d.c. area airport say they found a man's body in the wheel well of an airplane. they are investigating how he got there but say the death doesn't look suspicious. the body has been turned over to the medical examiner's office for an autopsy. >>> portions of a falling russian satellite will hit the earth today. the satellite's defense is uncontrolled. experts are warning it could land anywhere, best guess scientists think it will land in the pacific ocean. >>> and get your lottery tickets, the powerball jackpot is soaring to $400 million. your next chance to become a multimillionaire is wednesday night. those are top stories right now. >> we have washington bureau office pool here. >> there might be a shortage of reporters on thursday. >> could be. a lot of them retired all of a sud

>> reporter: gretchen, michael dunn claims he was afraid for his life, that he saw the barrel of a shotgun pointed at him. the biggest hurdle is that no weapon was found at the scene. in an interview with police after the shooting, they weren't able to find anything resembling a weapon at the scene. >> if it happened again tomorrow where a shotgun is coming up, i think i would do the same. >> you know what, mr. dunn -- if there was a shotgun coming up at you, we would expect you to do what you did. the problem that we have is there isn't no shotgun. that's the bridge that we got to get across. you keep dwelling on this shotgun as if there's one at the scene. if there was a shotgun, bb gun, any type of gun at the scene, hell if there was a water gun that looked real at the scene -- >> if convicted, the 47-year-old computer engineer could be facing life behind bars. >> it means the state is trying to prove the shooting was actually premeditated? quite a different story than from the defense. >> that's right. they're trying to say it was a deliberate attempt to murder the 17-year-old jordan d

michael dunn really seemed to keep his composure and battled the prosecutor to at the very least, a drawg disrespected by a mouthy teenager, weren't you? >> no. i was being threatened. threatening to kill somebody isn't disrespect. that's just crazy. >> the 37-year-old computer programmer if convicted could face life if convicted. >> there are a lot of differences in this case as well. >> we're talking about a 17-year-old african-american, unarmed shot by an older white male. some key differences and some bizarre ones in this case. first there was no fight before the shooting. second, the number of eye witnesses here, and third, ten shots fired, not just one. perhaps the most unusual is the bizarre behavior after the shooting. he left the scene after firing ten shots into a vehicle with four young men, returned to his hotel with his girlfriend, walked his dog, ordered a pizza, made a drink, watched a movie, all without informing please. shepherd? >> steve hair began in our florida news room. thank you. >>> so you go to the hospital to get surgery, the doctor stitches you up and you go ho

michael dunn is being retried in florida after a jury deadlocked in his first murder trial. he could face life in prison if convicted. the jury is expected to start deliberating tomorrow. >>> a murdered 18-year-old north dakota state university student laid to rest. his family and friends remember his humor and love for sports. thomas berson's victim's was found six blocks from his dorm. authorities are looking for his killer. students are being cautioned to walk with others at night. >>> selecting jurors for retrial of sentencing of jody arias, 20 jurors aid mitted day one that they could not be impartial. she was convicted of the murder of her lover travis alexander but the jury could not decide on life in prison. eric: rebels who say they are bitterly opposed to terror group and have been fighting against them, well they're now worried that the coalition attacks could help their other enemy, the defiant government of bashar al-assad. president obama admitted as much when he gave that "60 minutes" interview. it comes as human rights activists are saying they're concerned a

michael dunn charged with murder in the shooting of a black teenager during an argument over rap music blaring from the teen's car. dunn is claiming self-defense. >>> and this is a live look at eden prairie, minnesota, from fox 9. the big story there, the fire at a duplex that left five children dead. the fire department says 15 people were living in that building. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. (shouting above the chaos) if you're having trouble hearing me... ... you might need to come closer... ... half a world closer! >>> much of the northeast and south is digging out today from a powerful winter storm that killed more than 20 people, put more than a million in the dark, and idled thousands of planes, trains, and automobiles. laura ingle has the latest from new york's central park. >> plows, shovels, and scrapers. the clean-up continues for millions up and down the east coast, digging out from the latest winter storm that brought record snow totals. >> i don't know if we've had as much snow this year as last year, but still

. >> live from america's news headquarters, a verdict from a man who opened trial. 47-year-old michael dunnengineer found guilty on four counsels including attempted murder. the jury could not agree on the most serious count of first-degree they found a mistrial on that one. dunn faces 60 years in prison. >> i plan on filing mowings on his behalf and going on. >> a change of ven vushgs. >> i think we would have to and i may not be the council at that point. >> and we are hearing just there from the defense attorneys as they spoke after the verdict. dunn shot jordan davis outside of a gas station in november 2012. they argued over the loud muc. back to huckabee. >> my next guest was eight months pregnant and driving home from the last doctor check up. her car was struck by a drunk driver. she survived the crash but her unborn son did not. the drunk driver pled guilty to vehiclear assault but she said the babe was a victim of homicide. she is pushing for the brady amendment. it will be on the colorado ballot this coming november. i am glad to have healther here today. thank you for being here

the man on the left here is michael dunn, in 2012 he opened fire at an suv full of teenagers outsidee store. he killed the man on the right, jordan davis. this case has gotten a lot of comparisons to the trayvon martin case. dunn says he fired in self defense after he asked them to turn down his music. he claims they threatened him and that he saw a gun. although his girlfriend testified he never mentioned the gun to her. listen for the gunshots, three of them at first. then four more, then a break. and then another three. loo look. >> oh, my gosh, somebody is shooting out of their car. >> yes, had owe was, and after the shooting he did not call 911. in fact he got in his car, they drove to their hotel, they ordered a pizza, they admit to all of this. went to bed, the next day they drove two and a half hours all the way back to brevard county, and then called police. they never called 911. cops say they never found any weapon in the car the teens were driving. steve harrigan has been covering it. >> reporter: they wanted to see a mannequin, and a live display. they wanted to see a le

just posten pod i'm sorry, just like michael dunn, we're just not going to be able to give you th e lastl for us. have a great welcome to jesse watters. >> primetime tonight