argument ensued verbal michael dunn backed off a little bit closer wrote down as rolled up his window in the. for about a minute or so when the other kid came back in the car from the store he decided that he was going to michael dunn was going to roll down the window again and say you know are you talking to me you guys are still talking to me and i had a concealed weapon in his car and started shooting at the current shooting at my son and he shot my son twice and as the car was pulling away trying to get away from him he was continuing to shoot at the car with these children seventeen year old children in the car and pull disappear yards away he still shot two more bullets in the back of the car trying to kill these kids which to me as a father i can't believe in our society today that someone is trying to kill children but you know i see things that happen on the news and sometimes you know know if it's going to hit home or not but here it hit home for me because it has torn jordan from me and his mother and when you have a teenager someone at home who's missing could break your h

michael dunn was in his car. michael dunn rolled up his window.or a minute or so, when the other kid came back, he decided that michael dunn was going to roll down the window again and say, you guys are still talking to me, and had a concealed weapon in his car, and started shooting at the car, and he shot my son twice. as the car was pulling away, trying to get away from him, he was continuing to shoot at the car with these children, 17- year-old children, in the car. a few yards away, he still shot more bullets in the back of the car, trying to kill these kids. which to me, as a father -- i cannot believe in our society today that someone would try to kill children. but i see things that happen on the news. sometimes, you do not know if it will hit home or not. it hit home because it has torn jordan from me and his mother. and you have a teenager at home who is missing, it breaks your heart and ruins your life. i am standing up for jordan. i am standing my ground for jordan. his mother is standing her ground for jordan. >> do you think your son'

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

and he was in the back seat in the passenger side in his best friend next to and a guy drove up michael dunn and brought out his window and beef and told his girlfriend for she are because i hate that thug music you know and so he kind of profile them you know. and so he told them to cut down below after the girl from going in the store and of course like teenagers i mean if you're not their parent they're not really to listen to you and so. they didn't turn it down and he got into a verbal altercation with my son and my son never got out of the car you know here the window half way down in michael dunn he was in his car and argument ensued verbal am i could burn backed off a little bit close the road i was rolled up his window in the. for about a minute or so when the other kid came back in the car from the store he decided that he was going to michael dunn was going to roll down the window again and say you know are you talking to me you guys are still talking to me and i had a concealed weapon in his car and started shooting at the car and shooting at my son and he shot my son twice and a

, and i took it. >> michael dunn repeated the sentiment as he testified in his own defense. in an emotional moment, a 47-year-old software engineer described what was going through his mind. he said he was concerned not only about his own safety, but that of his fiancee. she had gob in the store at -- gone in the star at the jacksonville gas station to buy a bottle of wine. >> michael dunn said he saw what looked like the barrel of the shotgun, that jordan davis opened the door, got out and threatened to kill him. >> i was in fear for my life. i was probably stunned. >> during cross-examination, the prosecution argued that doesn't sprayed bullets into the s.u.vl with four unarmed teenagers. he was asked why he kept firing. dunn responded that he shot at the teens to, "keep their heads down so they wouldn't shoot at him", he said he didn't shoot to kill, but the prosecutor noted there was no gun or sign that anyone shot at him. >> you could imagine a gun. >> anything is possible. between his threats and action, they are reinforcing what my eyes told me. >> during rebuttal the

a partial verdict has been reached in the trial of michael dunn. jurors were deadlocked over a murder charge, but they convicted him of an attempted murder charge. prosecutors will pursue murder charges. >> the future of syrian peace talks are in jeopardy. a second round ended in failure. no date has been set for a third round of talks. police are clashing with protesters on venezuela's sheets. the u.s. is concerned by prorps that the government is arresting scores of protesters. >> italy is without a prime minister. the country's president is expected to nominate the mayor of florence. he's the third italian prime minister to fall in three years. another round of snow is riping though the north-east. 5 to 10 inches is expected. this is the third storm new england had this week. in socchi, the u.s. men's hockey team defeated russia after an 8-round shoot-out. the final score u.s. 3, russia 2. tj oshie scoring the winning goal. >> the medal count: >> those are the headlines. "america tonight" starts now. gooech and thanks for -- good evening and tha

new york with the quick headlines. >> a florida judge declared a partial mistrial in the case of michael dunncused of killing an unarmed black teenager during an argument over loud music. jurors found dunn guilty of attempted murder and one count of firing at a vehicle. they could not decide if he was guilty of murder. prosecutors say they'll try michael dunn again on the murder charges. >> peace talks if geneva lasted less than half an your. the u.n. mediator apologised to the syrian people. no date has been given for the third round of talks. >> secretary of state john kerry says the u.s. is concerned by reports that the venezuela government arrested scores of protesters. >> another blast of snow is ripping through the north-east. 5 to 10 inches are expected. it's the third snow storm new england has had this week. the u.s. defeated russia at an early round hockey match. american oesh scored -- tj oshie soared the game-winning goal. u.s. 3, russia 2. the host team, russia is in the lead in the medal count. u.s. and netherlands are tied on second. those are the headlines. "america tonight" s

i'm morgan radford live from new york city. >> michael dunn, potentially facing a life behind bars. he's the white man accused of killing an unarmed black teen during an argument over the teen's loud music. a florida jury found dunn guilty of three counts of attempted murder. jurors are divided over serious charge of first degree murder. >> the family's reaction is himmed. davis' mother is grateful for a conviction and that the truth came out. but the family will seek justice for jordan. >> the jury delivers a mixed verdict. deadlock on the first degree murder charge. they rejected his argument that they feared for his life, firing into an s.u.vl filled with teenagers. the verdict came a day before michael jordan would have turned 19. we'll stand and we will continue to wait for justice for jordan. >> but the jury found dunn guilty on three counts of second degree murder and another charge of shooting into an occupied car. each count carrying a 30 year sentence, with a 20 year and tri minimum. >> we are so very hope to have just a little bit of closure. it's sad for mr dunn, that he

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

matt was archie sarah for can we turn to for now where a verdict was reached and trial of michael dunn forty seven year old who shot and killed a teenager jordan davis on saturday the jury in jacksonville found michael dunn guilty of attempted second degree murder for opening fire on pre teens who were in the same suv is four and a vest. however they could not come to a consensus on whether to convict or acquit done on the most serious of charges first degree murder in two thousand of killing. prosecutors argued that don recklessly shot at the teens after complaining about the volume of their music and a convenience store parking lot three had his ten shots struck again as one of encoding to his liver along and has a door knob. however dunn testified that his actions were all in self defense that gave this trend him and that he's not he's on guns sticking out of the vehicle that held davis and his friends. gun was found guilty on four of the five pounds he was part with it now faces up to sixty years behind bars. this causes more i was going to earlier by r t smith was owed on a man wh

did >> reporter: michael dunn did not appear to show much emotion as the verdicts were read. he was also found guilty of three counts of attempted murder and one count of shooting into a vehicle. dunn fired ten shots at an suv full of teenagers at a jacksonville convenience store parking lot in november 2012. he testified that he did it in self-defense, after an argument over loud music coming from the suv. he claimed he saw one teenager, jordan davis, holding the barrel of a shotgun and that's when he grabbed his gun and fired. davis was shot and killed. but police did not find a weapon on him or the suv. not. >> we're so very happy to have just a little bit of closure. >>> dunn now faces at least 60 years in prison. the judge set sentencing for late march. the prosecution must now decide whether they will try michael dunn on the charge of murder. manuel bojorquez, cbs news, florida. >> >> axelrod: if you think this has been an especially miserable winter, you from absolutely right. and another winter storm is now bearing down on the northeast tonight. this is the 13th major

michael dunn potentially facing a life behind bars he's the white man accuse o accused of cn unarmed k dean over loud music playing from his car. dunn was found guilt i have three counts of attempted murder but jurors were divided over the first degree murder charge. more from jacksonville. >> reporter: the family's reaction is mixed. davis' mother says she's grateful for a conviction, grateful that the truth came out. but she says the family will continue to seek justice for jordan. the jury delivered a mixed verdict. deadlocked on the first degree murder charge against 47-year-old michael dunn. they rejected his argument that he feared for his life when he fired in to an suv filled with team agers playinteenagers playe verdict came one did have before jordan would have turned 19. >> we will stand and continue to wait for justice for jordan. >> reporter: but the jury found dunn guilty on three counts of attempted second degree murder. and another charge for shooting in to an okay pride car. each count of second degree murder carry with his it up to a 30 year sentence with a 20 year m

michael dunn >> good evening, everyone, welcome to al jazeera america. i'm john seigenthaler in new york. >> another ice storm sweeping across the south. with planes grounded, roads impassable and warnings of mass power outages. >> 18 patients at one hospital exposed to an increwable disease. what went wrong in the operating room. >> ray of light - pilots blinded by raisers, the surge in incidents and the mission to find the culprits. >> stop the press, he's a door to door throw back to a simpler time. meet the oldest paper boy in america. >> in a season of bitter cold and bliz ards this may be the worst wave of extreme weather. the satellite gives a picture of what looks like a sheet of ice across a swath of the south. 100 million are in the storm's path. officials are using words like catastrophic and unprecedented. robert ray is live with us in roswell georgia, outside of atlanta with more. >> jop, this town, a northern suburb of atlanta has gone through the process of shutting the doors. restaurants and businesses over my shoulder shut down. they wil

again, michael dunn, tonight, will be in a jail here. he has been convicted on three counts of attempted murder. lester? >> cary sanders in jacksonville with that for us tonight, thank you. >>> when "nbc nightly news" continues this saturday, we take to you hockeytown usa, where they claim to be a breeding ground for olympic gold. >>> and later, they're back, the legendary bobsled team makes a triumphant return. >>> usa! usa! usa! >> we're back now at the sochi olympics, we heard a lot of that today, by far the highlight of the day has been team usa's dramatic victory over the russians in men's hockey, and probably nowhere in america is there a bigger celebration than in the tiny town where two members of the u.s. team are from, including the hero of today's game. here is nbc's kevin tibbles. >> reporter: warroad, minnesota, and its 1700 hearty citizens. so close to the canadian border that you could walk it. but not today, it is minus 18. ♪ much warmer inside warroad's arena which just happens to hold about 1700 people as the hometown w

michael dunn said it was self-defence. the trial generated a wave of emotion and support for the teen. we have that story from jacksonville. [ ♪ music ] >> jacksonville musician could have been jordan davis. frustration over the killing woke hill one night in 2012. without putting words to paper he spontaneously created this tribute to davis. [ singing ] >> the music video received more than 10,000 slews on youtube. >> you can look me in my eyes. i failed. those words were brought out of me. >> the video touched davis' parents. now we support a cocoon of people. >> just the energy and the vibe in the room is so inspiring. >> as for davis' parents, their attorney admits they are anxious. >> they are ready for closure. 12 people have to agree on murder. [ chants ] >> among the protesters, there was disagreement about what justice for jordan would mean. prosecutors hope for a first degree murder conviction. >> a just one would be that this man, michael dunn, goes prison for the rest of his life. this was cold-blooded murder.

michael dunn was getting off on lesser grounds for -- for not actually killing jordan davis, and the of black lives, the value of people of color, was yet again not valued in this decision. >> does it matter that he would be going to prison for the rest of his life? >> it does matter. i think the fact that he was found guilty definitely counts for something, but in the sense of what the value is that he killed jordan davis, being the ultimate reason for why he was on trial, and the fact that it is a mistrial, that purposefully, i think does not provide full justice for jordan davis. >> go deeper and explain why you say this verdict reflects left of a value on life of african-americans. >> right. that's a great question. in the sense of this verdict, you see in light of also trayvon martin, constantly, and constantly again, there are statistics that show when people of color are going against -- their white counterparts, the likelihood of them getting off is -- is less, so in the sense of value of black lives the balance in i have the justice system holds them accountable for the kill

saying jordan davis' death was not vindicated. >> reporter: jurors did reach verdicts against michael dunn on three counts of attempted murder. >> we the jury find the department defendant guilty. ( gun shots ) >> oh my gosh! >> reporter: dunn fired ten shots at an suv carrying four teenagers at a jacksonville convenience store parking lot in november 2012 after an argument over their loud music. this week he testified he had no choice but to grab his gun and shoot when he saw jordan davis holding what he thought was the barrel of a shotgun. >> i thought i was going to be killed. >> reporter: but police did to the find a weapon on davis or in the suv. davis' parents spoke after the verdicts were read. >> we will continue to wait for justice for jordan. >> reporter: angela corey is the lead prosecutor. >> as far as we are concerned rate now, we intend to retry him, retry michael dunn on first-degree murder. >> reporter: dunn is scheduled to be sentenced next month on the guilty counts and could face more than 60 years in prison. his attorney plans to appeal. manual bojorquez, cbs news, jack

suspect is 47-year-old michael dunn. we learned a lot about it from letters tha that he wrote to relatives from jail. and he lays out his version of events. he said he had never been "so scared in his life" and he thought that the teenagers would kill him and instead he killed 17-year-old jordan davis, and he also said what he thinks about the media attention in the case. i guess its news when someone dares not to be a victim. lucy mcbath often sits in her son's room to be close to him. interpreter people always said that jordan was my shadow. he cared about people. and he had such a joy for life. interpreter the life of 17-year-old jordan davis ended in this suv in 2012. he and three friends were at a jacksonville gas station when 46-year-old michael dunn pulled alongside of him. dunn was a tourist, visiting the city with his girlfriend. he politely asked the teenagers to turn down their music, and they complied at first. interpreter the music comes back on, trouble. interpreter things quickly escalated. dunn told the p

set to begin today in a trial that is now being compared to the trayvon martin case. 47-year-old michael dunncharged with murder in the death of 17-year-old michael davis. natasha ghoneim is in jacksonville, florida, and what are some of the other details of this case? >> reporter: well, del, it was november 2012, and the defendant, michael dunn, pulled into a jacksonville gas station. he was in town for his son's wedding. he pulled up alongside an suv with four teenagers. he says the music was blaring. and he asked the teenagers to turn the music down, initialally complied. and then they turned the music back up. he said the teen threatened to kill him, he thought he saw a gun, he shot eight times into the suv, four times as the suv was backing out of the gas station, and police never found a gun in possession of the teenagers. >> what do we know about the jurors in this case? >> i can't quite hear your question. can you repeat that, del. >> what do we know about the juries? >> we don't know a lot, because we could not be in the courtroom during jury selection. were 12 jurors with four alter

you have to find michael dunn not guilty of every count. indeed god in every lesson included you don't even start a discussion between that there were beyond reasonable doubt but the prosecution sees it much differently they argue that there was no reason for don to think his life was in danger the band and shot killed or any event there was no time in that way. there was another day. there is no bad that no. the there was no god. rt vehicle is bella donna been doing this earlier with more on this controversial murder trial and what happened inside the court. well it was a nine day of closing arguments in the mark with don trial we could prosecute to say that the dod and the shooting was just simply that target practice prosecute a barrie molson was in charge of delivering the state's cousin argument. she said that when my cord on pull ups of the suv with jordan davis and his friends wept as he sat listening to music is loud it really started to boil all beazley the state is trying to dictate the picture of michael dunn where he was some wa

watched the george zimmerman case closely, they will see the same prosecution case arguing the michael dunn case, and if in fact a verdict is given by next friday, it would be days before jordan davis was supposed to turn 19 years old. >> natasha from jacksonville, florida. thank you very much. >>> wall street seems to be regaining it's footing, at least for now. it's up 146 points. a drop-in jobless applications ahead of tomorrow's big job numbers. >>> shares of twitter are tumbling 42%. it seems to be having growing pains. the number of people using twitter grew at its slowest rate. >>> shares of green mountain coffee is up, and coke is buying stakes in the company. the companies plan to working together to produce single serve cold drinks specifically. >> gm is seeing higher profits ahead. earnings and revenue for the last months of 2013 missed analyst estimates. gm anticipates gains in north america over the next few years. >>> and the o holidays weren't joyce for retailers. many of the cuts were in the retail sector. the stores are slashing jobs because of the weak holiday shopping sal

. >> michael dunne is accused of killing unarmed black taken troy davis after the two argued over the volume of the teen's music in his car. the two were parked at a convenience store when dunne fired into the suv. dunne is not invoking stand your ground but he is claiming self defense. >>> canada and the u.s. are looking at ways to improve railways, but as oil and gas production in both countries soar, residence are concerned about explosive cargo in their community. >> reporter: never has so much oil gushed out of north america. from the shale of north dakota and here at the alberta tar sands crude is being extracted. there is a problem. getting the oil to market can be dangerous. this fireball over north dakota last year was from derailed oil tangors, and in quÉbec 47 died when a fuel train exploded in the center of town. it calls for tighter safety rules and for those living beside the rail lines more transparency of what is being cared. >> it's a small town. if a similar incident were to happen in toronto, one doesn't want to imagine the casualties that would result. >> the gover

deadlock odd the first-degree murder charge of 47-year-old michael dunn. they rejected his argument that he feared for his life when he fired into an suv filled with teenagers playing loud music. the verdict came one day before jordan davis would have turned 19. >> we will continue to stand, and we will continue to wait for justice for jordan. >> reporter: but the jury did find dunn guilty on three counts of attempted second-degree murder and shooting into an unoccupied car. each count dears with it up to a 30-year sentence. >> we're just so happy to have a little bit of closer. of closer. it's sad for mr. dunn that he will live the rest of his life in that torment. and i will pray for him. >> he must be remorseful for the killing of my son. >> reporter: the defense attorney said he would love to know what the jury was thinking. the jury refused to speak with the president after the verdict. >> he's in disbelief. and even when he sat next to me, he said how is this happening? >happening? >> reporter: the state attorney vowed to retry the second-degree murd

they may have felt were simply no way to justify that. >> reporter: the state's attorney vows michael dunn will be back in this courthouse before long for a retrial on that first degree murder count. not that another conviction would change dunn's fate. at this point, he will be locked up until he's at least 107 years old. david? >> ryan owens tonight. ripe, thank you. >>> the other major story this evening, the massive storm in parts of the west and the avalanche, moving in so quickly, two skiers were lost. they did not have a chance. abc's clayton sandell on the mounting death toll from several avalanches in just the last week. >> reporter: tonight, two skiers found dead in colorado, swept away saturday when their group triggered this avalanche. powerful enough to topple pine trees. in just the past week, avalanches have killed eight people. and tonight, a system bringing flooding and strong winds to the northwest, just one of several gathering storms that could drop an epic seven feet of snow. across the west, avalanche search and rescue teams are in overdrive. >> every second does coun

. >> justice would be this man michael dunne would go to prison for the rest of his life this was cold-blooded murder. >> i don't think he can get first-degree. i don't think he went to the store with up tensions to kill anyone. but i think second-degree, and attempted second-degree for the other three victims sounds fair to me. >> the jury may be hung up on that point as well. late friday afternoon the jury asked the judge if they must agree on all counts facing dunne. the judge told them that they did not but the counts they could not agree on would result for a mistrial for those counts. jay city said he's confident. >> we're still strong. you know, i just sit back and thank go god for him. >> reporter: he'll be able to sing this loud and clear if the jury convicts dunne. al jazeera, jacksonville, florida. >> a lot of workers say no to unionizing dealing a pretty big blow to unionized player. the vote was two years the making and both pro- and anti anti-union workers working. >> autos stinging blow to the united auto workers union and organized labor in general after three days of secret ba

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michael dunn was described as violent and controlling.challenged him, he beat them. let me tell you why the independent police complaints commission is investigating this. one of the girls reported her abuse to the police in 1993 but she was told it would be taken no further. her impact statement said, i did not feel believed by the police and social services. i had no self—worth. if nobody believed what i was saying, any man could do what he wanted to do without consequences. the court heard she had attempted to take her own life. when sentencing, the judge told michael dunn, who often shook his head like you still deny responsibility. you say you have done nothing wrong. what you wanted you have got. it is unlikely that personality will change when you are in custody. he was sentenced to 27 years in prison. surgeons believe they have operated on the youngest patient ever to undergo — and survive — major abdominal surgery anywhere in the world. st george's hospital in lonodon operated on a premature baby who was born atjust 23 weeks and

michael dunn is described as violent and controlling.lavatory, had to ask for permission. if they challenged him, he beat them. the independent police complaints commission is investigating this because one of the girl said she had reported the abuse to police in 1993. she said it was taken no further. her statement 1993. she said it was taken no further. herstatement said, i didn't feel believed by police and social services. if nobody believed what i was saying, any man could do what i was saying, any man could do what he wanted without consequences. the court heard she had attempted to ta ke the court heard she had attempted to take her own life. judge tony briggs told michael dunn, who often shook his head when the background to this case was read out, you deny responsibility. you say it is lies. what you wanted, you got, and it is unlikely that personality will change when you are in custody. he sentenced him to 27 years in prison. the headlines. the house of lords has voted by a sizeable majority to give european union nationals li

michael dunn was convicted of first degree murders wednesday. the jury rejected his claim he fired in self defense. the family is joyful, but still full of sorrow over their son's death. >> george zimmerman may not face a second trial in the shooting of trayvon martin. according to the washington post, officials say there's not enough evidence to bring up federal civil rights charges. >> prosecutors are investigating a possible leak in the criminal probe in ferguson, missouri. a twitter post claimed grand. >>s have not seen enough evidence to arrest officer wilson who killed michael brown. the tweet has since been deleted. >> the white house condemning israel's plan to build new settlements in east jerusalem, hours after president obama met with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu at the white house. both men discussing iran, isil and mideast peace, not yet clear if the president expressed displeasure in person. the chief diplomatic correspondent for news in israel is with us this morning. you were at the white house yesterday. what was th

file out from the michael dunne trial. we have word out on the streets and social media. >> a new u.n. report lays out the brutality of life in north korea. this is the report on the secretive state on the unrights panel. evidence of people being abducted, mass starvation without the country. systemic extermination of families and crimes against humanity. north korea rejected the accusation and says they are based on. hostile forces. we have more now. >> reporter: a north korean defector weeps as she recalls the oppression that they are family faced before she escaped. many witnesses asked for their identities to be withheld. there have been investigations of human rights in north korea but never one as comprehensive as this. getting a clear picture of what goes on in the secretive state, how people cope with depravation and starvation is difficult. the international commission of inchoirry found torture, execution, systemic rape and abduction of foreigners. many of these crimes against humanity all part of a planned syste

michael dunn fired his gun into a car last year during an argument over whether teenagers were playing their music too loudly and those shots killed 17-year-old jordan davis. the jury deadlocked on the murder charge but convicted dunn on three counts of attempted murder. dunn says he will appeal and prosecutors will retry him on that murder charge. >>> michael dunn's claims of self-defense sound eerily similar to those of george zimmerman the night he killed trayvon martin. >> seven months after he was acquitted of second degree murder and manslaughter in the death of the unarmed teenager, zimmerman tells cnn he's sorry about what happened that night but maintains he acted in self- defense. >> reporter: do you regret that night? do you have regrets about it? >> certainly i think about that night. i think my life would be tremendously easier if i had stayed home. >> reporter: if you could go back, you would have stayed home that night? >> certainly, yes. >> reporter: what do you want to do with your life? >> good. i'd like to professionally continue my education and hopefully become an

deadlocked on the first degree murder charge against 47-year-old michael dunn.y rejected his argument that he feared for his life when he fired in to an suv filled with teenagers playing loud music. the verdict came one day before jordan davis would have turned 19. >> we will continue to stand and we will continue to wait for justice for jordan. >> reporter: but they did find dunn guilt on three counts of attempted second degree murder. and another charge for shooting in to an occupied car. each count of second degree murder carries with it up to a 30 year sentence with a 20-year mandatory minimum. >> we are so very happy to have just a little bit of closure. it's -- 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. >> he must be remorseful for the killing of my son. >> reporter: dunn's attorney says he would love to know what the jury was thinking they refuse today speak to reporters following the verdict. >> he's in disbelief. it's not sunk in when he sat next to me he said how is this happening. >>

. >>> after the verdict, the mistrial of the michael dunn murder trial, what it means, to the criminal justice system. i'll talk to reverend jesse jackson. >>> ski season in the west, the tom on california. >>> and true nature of attack dogs. our series tonight continues with surprising new evident from science and technology correspondent jake ward. >> and we begin tonight with a syria peace talks. they've hit a roadblock breaking down over the weekend. and today the blame game continues. the u.s. accusing syrian president bashar al-assad, and the diplomatic wrestling continues, so is the suffering. richelle carey is here with that. richelle,. >> it all comes down to people. syrian, millions are refugees, crossing borders. pictures shows us the human struggle playing out in the desert. these are the images we see from syria of the shelling, the suffering. they only tell part of the story. these people tell the other. a steady stream of refugees free the war torn country, by the hundreds of thousands. they walk across the desert. pictures of these show wave after wave, children like ma

charge. >> we the jury find the defendant guilty of first-degree murder. >> reporter: 33-year-old michael dunn has been found guilty in the shooting death of jordan davis. back in 2012 dunn got into an argument with davis over loud music from an suv carried davis and his friends. dunn fired ten times into their car. after the shooting dunn never contacted the police and instead went back to his hotel room, ordered pizza, and went to bed. >> why didn't you call the police at that point? >> i couldn't tell you. we were -- we had so much fear. >> reporter: at a nearby convenience store customers ducked for cover after they heard shots. >> oh, my god. someone's shooting. >> reporter: dunn testified he fired in self-defense, saying he saw the teen holding what he thought was a rifle. investigators say they never found a gun. davis was carrying a pocketknife. the only thing he was holding in his hand during the shooting was a cell phone. bigad shaban, cbs news. >> still to come, a father's search. for more than a decade, greg allen looked for the daughter his wife allegedly kidnapped. his pursuit fi

michael dunn fired into an s.u.v. full of teenagers in 2012.ar-old said he feared for his life during an argument about the music coming from their vehicle. dunn killed 17-year-old jordan davis after firing ten times into the s.u.v. today, the judge told dunn he must serve life in prison without the possibility of parole. dunn apologized to davis' family. >> i reget in happened. i am sorry for their loss. >> davis' mother told the court she now fore gives michael dunn. >>> delaware county authorities cracking down on criminals who are targeting open houses. realtors are fighting more criminals posing as buyers and then raiding their homes on the market. the themes often take prescription medicine. one delaware county realtor says she was targeted. >> i received a call from the owner of the property saying i have been robbed. >> i went upstairs to get some medicine and it was gone. >> the delaware county drug task force features a realtor to help address the problem. police say you should remove valuable jewelry and prescription drugs, and a goo

nation and no nobbler fellow at the nation national at the nation institute how are you doing michael dunn are you now michael what's your take on the hospital and nationally damon anthony stokes noncompliance there for making him unfit for the heart transplant then turning around their decision well having one they should have given more reason why they found him to be non-compliant i think that that was one of the complaints of the family is that they didn't give any reason to begin with and then they they were left to guess that it had to do with his history of with committed bad grades but that would be just a simply ridiculous reason to deny someone a heart i mean especially when you're talking about a fifteen year old i mean it would be ridiculous for anyone of any age but to just say that a child isn't eligible for a heart transplant because you believe that you know their history of note with the with law enforcement precludes them from. a healthy life is. addictive of the kind of racism that we see in this country because i mean where do we are dealing with a fifteen year old blac

newly-released jailhouse recordings, michael dunn compared himself to someone who was raped. ts he fired into a car full of teenagers. >> i said, you're not going to kill me, you son of a [ bleep ], and i shot. >> reporter: newly released recordings to his fiancee. >> i'm the [ bleep ] victim here. i was the victim who was victimized. it is like they attacked me. i'm the victim. >> reporter: dunn, who was never physically attacked, said he felt threatened but shots he fired struck and killed an unarmed teenager jordan davis. a florida jury deadlocked on whether the death was murder or self defense but found dunn guilty of trying to kill davis's friend. >> i miss you terribly. >> yeah? >> yeah. i knew what i had. but you don't know what you got until it's gone. >> reporter: a flash of emotion from a man who will likely spend at least 60 years behind bars on the tapes dunn talks a lot about what life might be like there. >> so i was in a room with three black guys. >> oh, no. >> yeah. two kids and one was an old man. and they asked what i was in for. and i told them. and i gave

... ... ... ... ... ... ... >>> 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 fired 10 shots at an s.u.v. full of teenagers at a jacksonville convenience store parking lot in november 2012. dunn testified he did it in self-defense after an argument over loud music coming from the s.u.v. he claimed he saw one teenager, jordan davis, holding the barrel of a shotgun, and that's when he grabbed his gun and fired. davis was shot and killed but police did not find a weapon on him, or the s.u.v. prosecution witnesses also refuted dunn's account. one teenager who was in the s.u.v. said davis did not threaten him. dunn faces life in prison. if the jury still cannot reach a verdict on the count of murder, the prosecution can ask for a retrial on that charge. jim, for comparsob, the jury in the george zimmerman case deliberated just over 16 hours before rendering a not guilty verdict. that's about half the time this jury has deliberated so far. >> axelrod: manuel, thank you. we turn next to the winter olympics in so muchy where the u.s. now stands third in the medal count behind russia and the nether

now to jacksonville, florida, where a man named michael dunn is on trial for murder. dunn, who is white, shot an unarmed african american teenager after a confrontation. if this sounds familiar, it is the highest-profile stand your ground case in florida since george zimmerman was acquitted in the shooting death of trayvon martin. here is mark strassman. >> reporter: 17-year-old jordan davis and three other teens sat in this parked car in a gas station when michael dunn demanded they lower their music. an argument began. tevan thompson was in the car with davis. >> did the defendant say anything to you or in your correction? >> turn your music down i can't hear myself think. >> and what did jordan davis say? >> turn the music back up. >> dun pulled a pistol from his glove box and fired nine shots into their vehicle. jurors watched the surveillance tape from inside the gas station. >> oh, my god, somebody is shooting. >> davis was shot twice and killed. dunn told police he thought the teens wer were armed. >> in court today, dunn listened as investigators told jurors t

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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>> reporter: michael dunn has pled not guilty to first degree murder in the gas station shooting.l begins sometime next year, ron davis plans to be in court everyday. mark strassmann, cbs news jacksonville florida. >> pelley: in egypt today, 19 tourists were killed in what's believed to be the deadliest accident ever involving a hot air balloon. a balloon caught fire and then crashed. three people survived, including the pilot. the tourists were from europe and asia. ben affleck played him in the movie "argo," in a moment, the real c.i.a. master of disguise. you know,that could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you can be more confident in your ability to be ready. and the same cialis is the only daily ed tablet approved to treat ed and symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently or urgently. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medications, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sexual activity. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain as this may cause an unsafe drop

defendant michael dunn will likely spend the rest of his life in prison, but not for killing jordan davis. they deadlocked on whether it was murder or self-defense, as dunn claimed on the stand. >> i thought i was going to be killed. >> it's been a long journey. >> reporter: a mistrial on the murder count left davis' parents heartbroken again. >> and we will continue to await for justice for jordan. >> reporter: they convicted the 47 year old software developer on three counts of attempted second-degree murder for shooting at the teens at this jacksonville gas station? november 2012. the mother of one of those young men released this statement, justice has been served, but it's not complete. >> yes, ma'am. >> reporter: the state's attorney is already vowing to retry dunn on the first-degree murder charge. but the fact is under florida law, he must serve at least 60 years on the attempted murder charges. he would be 107 when he got out. >> he's in disbelief. it's not sunk in. even when he sat next to me, he basically said how -- how is this happening? >> it's sad for mr. dunn that he will

manual bojorquez is in jacksonville. >> reporter: michael dunn said he feared for his life when he shotar-old jordan davis at this jacksonville convenience store in november, 2012. the confrontation began when dunn asked the teen and his friends to turn down their truck stereo. >> my rearview mirror was shaking. my eardrums were vibrating. and this was ridiculously loud music. >> reporter: he said davis cursed at him and reached for something. >> i look and i'm looking at a barrel. he's... he's showing me a gun, and he's threatening me. ( gunfire ) >> reporter: a security camera captured the sound of dunn firing ten shots from his handgun he had i his car. >> oh, my god. somebody is shooting. >> reporter: davis was hit three times. >> i'm not going to forfeit my life to somebody. >> reporter: police never found a weapon in the teens' s.u.v. trevor thompson was in the vehicle. >> did you ever hear jordan davis threaten the defendant in any way? >> no, sir. >> did you ever see jordan davis threaten the defendant in any way? >> no, sir. >> dunn's fiancee, rhonda rouer, was in the store. sh

hours of deliberations over four days, the jury deadlocked on the question of this question did michael dunn murder 17-year-old jordan davis or was it self defense? the family of the teen that would have turned 19 tomorrow is heart broken. >> we will continue to stand and we will continue to wait for justice for jordan. >> reporter: but michael dunn will still spend decades behind bars because the jury agreed on four other counts including second degree murder for firing at teenagers at this gas station in november of 2012. >> he opened the door. then he looked at me and said you're dead [ bleep ]. >> reporter: he took the stand to say he threatened him and flashed a shotgunment police never found a gun in the car. the judge will sentence dunn next month. based on florida gun laws, he's expected to get at least 60 years. still, the state's attorney who wanted a first degree murder conviction and didn't get it says she will likely retry dunn on that charge. ryan owens abc news, jacksonville, florida. >> ryan, thank you. >>> overseas tonight into a vacation cruise that's turned deadly after a