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cnn's adrienne broadus is in kenosha after a very dramatic week, adrienne. >> reporter: indeed, we sawe clashing inside of the courtroom. but keep in mind, members of the jury were excused during those testy moments. and on monday when the closing arguments take place, we know the prosecution will show video clips, totaling at least 30 minutes from that night kyle rittenhouse shot three people, killing two of them. >>> the end of the kyle rittenhouse trial likely days away, with closing arguments set for monday. >> we are going to break for the weekend at this point. >> reporter: three final witnesses testifying before the defense rested its case thursday afternoon. including media commentator drew hernandez. >> did you see, in reviewing your videos, did you see mr. rittenhouse on the 25th? >> yes, and at that point kyle rittenhouse came out a car and attempted to de-escalate the situation. >> reporter: hernandez taking this video of joseph rosenbaum who is wearing a red shirt before rittenhouse shot and killed him. hernandez described rosenbaum this way. >> rosenbaum was charging kyle

adrienne broaddus is out front live in kenosha, wisconsin tonight. and adrienne, a very divided reaction on the ground tonight where you are to this verdict. >> absolutely, erin. and we saw that divide on the steps of the courthouse moments after the verdict was read. some shouted innocent and expressed relief. on the other hand, you had folks who gathered on the steps. some who have been here every day over the course of the trial who were disappointed. during the trial, the defense argued their client responded in self-defense after he was attacked. and tonight, that teen is free. >> we, the jury, find the defendant kyle h. rittenhouse not guilty. >> the jury in the trial of kyle rittenhouse declaring him not guilty on all five charges. first-degree reckless homicide and the death of joseph rosenbaum. >> not guilty. >> reporter: two counts of first-degree recklessly endangering safety. >> not guilty. >> first-degree intentional homicide in the death of anthony huber and in the shooting of gaige grosskreutz. attempted first-degree intentional homici

joining me now adrienne elrod, democratic strategist and former senior aide for the biden campaign.oted against awarding the congressional gold medal to all those police officers who responded to the attack on the capitol on january 6th, so the likelihood of kyle rittenhouse getting this honor, yes, it's low, but just the gesture, aid adrienne. your reaction to that? >> i think it's disgusting. the fact that this is where we are, where the republican party is awarding somebody who many people across this country believed murdered people who were peacefully protesting, even though that's not what the jury came down with. the fact that the far right has embraced people like kyle rittenhouse, this is like their new playbook, right? they helped raise money to support his legal defense. they, again, are trying to prop him up as someone who should be a role model for other people who want to follow their own political beliefs. it's just -- i've never seen anything like this. i continue, alex, i feel like i go on your show all the time and say i simply cannot believe this is the state of t

adrienne murray, bbc news, jutland. let's get some of the day's other news.show — the company received an order for 255 new aircraft from indigo partners, an american private equity firm. it's the european planemaker's first significant deal since the pandemic ripped through the travel industry. japan's gdp contracted an annualised 3% betweenjuly and september, hammered by the global supply chain disruption and a covid—19 resurgence. private consumption, which makes up more than half of the economy, fell by 1.1% during a virus state of emergency in the summer. china's third stock market has just gone online. the shares of 81 companies are being traded on the beijing stock exchange. the new bourse has been launched to support fundraising by small— and medium sized—companies. more now on the rising covid infection rates in parts of europe. you've been hearing austria today has introduced a new lockdown — this follows a similar move in the netherlands this weekend. dutch vaccination rates are relatively high, with more than 82% of over 12s fully immunized, —— wi

i'll turn it over to andrew and adrienne to provide some of the updates. >> thank you, kirt. appreciate that intro. good afternoon, commissioners. very pleased to be presenting our annual esg update today. as kirt said, we'll sort of do this in two parts. i'll go through an overview of the esg platform and what we've worked on through 2021 thus far and then i'll also present our climate action plan which is attached to this item, item nine here. then, we'll pass to the voting items, before voting items. adrienne's going to walk through those for our investment restrictions on tobacco, firearms, and thermal coal with the investment restriction being calendared at a later date. so we've provided an update on the platform. as a reminder, our esg strategy really begins with that investment belief that incorporating environmental and social governance factors should give us better insight into the respiratory characteristics of those investments. but, at the same time, what we do acknowledge that it's not a one-size-fits-all approach and we've developed a differentiated and nonpre

cnn's adrienne broaddus is live in waukesha, what have you learned about the young victim, the sixth person to die in this horrific incident? >> reporter: alex, that child was 8-year-old jackson sparks. according to a gofundme page, surgeons operated on his brain sunday. on that gofundme page, his family wrote they needed a miracle. but yesterday we learned jackson was the sixth person to die. his brother is 12 years old and was also injured. his brother, tucker according to the family has skull fractures but was expected to be released from the hospital this week. we learned about jackson's death on the same day 39-year-old darrell brooks was charged with five counts of first degree intentional homicide. the charges likely -- we know the charges will increase because of this sixth death. we also learned not 48 people were injured, but at least 62 people were injured, and the 39-year-old suspect brooks, his bond was set at $5 million. the prosecuting attorney said it was extraordinarily high, but she spent about ten minutes in court outlining brooks' extensive criminal history, citin

cnn's adrienne broaddus has the latest now from waukesha. >> alert all the hospitals!> reporter: this horror at high speed now revealed to be an intentional act. >> a lone subject intentionally drove his maroon suv through barricades into a crowd of people that was celebrating the waukesha christmas parade. >> reporter: police say the driver of this vehicle seen racing through the waukesha holiday parade sunday will be charged with killing five people ages 52 to 81 as more victims continue to fight for their lives. >> the suspect involved in this tragic incident is identified as darrell e. brooks. we are confident he acted alone. there's no evidence that this is a terrorist incident. >> reporter: police say darrell brooks was driving away from the scene of a domestic disturbance when he plowed through the christmas parade. it was not his first interaction with police this month. a criminal complaint from earlier in november shows a list of charges including recklessly endangering safety, disorderly conduct, and battery. the complaint also alleges brooks, quote, intenti

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cnn's adrienne broaddus joins us.we could be coming to the end of this trial quite soon. >> reporter: quite soon, indeed. keep in mind that at the start the judge said he wanted this to be a speedy trial. on monday, we know closing arguments have been scheduled. the defense and the prosecution each have 2 1/2 hours to present their closing argument, and that includes rebuttal time. there's some indication that there could possibly be more charges on monday. there was a bit of an indication yesterday that the prosecution will ask for lesser included charges to be submitted to the jury. by contrast, the defense says it only needs an hour and a half for its closing arguments. on monday, we know the prosecution will show clips from that night, video clips from when kyle rittenhouse shot three people, killing two. combined, those clips total about 30 minutes. we heard from three witnesses yesterday, and here's a little bit of the conversation with the last witness the defense called to the stand, drew hernandez. listen in.

adrienne, and with that, i want to read for you a piece from the "new york times" talking about, kindessional offices to community meeting rooms, threats of violence are becoming common place among a significant segment of the republican party. ten months after rioters attacked the united states capitol on january 6th, and after four years of a president who often spoke in violent terms about his adversaadversaries, right-wing republicans talk more openly and frequently about use of force as justifiable in opposition to those who dislodged him from power. aside from censuring like gosser of him in the cartoon killing alexandria ocasio-cortez, what needs to be done to tamp down on this aggressive engagement having in washington right now? >> well, i think, you know, look, censoring is one thing. that's a slap on the wrist. i mean, i think these members need to be removed from their committees, and i think there should be a consideration of criminal charges, depending on what the violation is. with twitter and with social media becoming more and more prevalent, members of congress use t

. >> cnn's adrienne broaddus is in kenosha, wisconsin, with a look back at the trial and local reactiono the verdict. >> we have the jury find the defendant kyle rittenhouse not guilty. >> reporter: the jury in the trial of kyle rittenhouse declaring him not guilty on all five charges. first degree on the death of joseph rosenbaum. >> not guilty reason first degree homicide in the death of anthony huber and in the shooting of gaige grosskreutz, attempted first degree attempted homicide. >> not guilty. >> reporter: rittenhouse visibly shaken appears to stumble to his chair after the verdict is read. his mother sitting in court relieved. the trial centered on the actions of then 17-year-old kyle rittenhouse the night of august 25th, 2020. and rittenhouse's claims of self-defense after he set out with an ar-15 style gun and joined other armed volunteers to defend a business after protests following the police shooting of jacob blake. the jury in the case, five men and seven women deliberated more than 25 hours over the past four days. requesting to review again some of many videos played i

adrienne broaddus is joining us from the scene of the disaster.y involved in a domestic dispute just before plowing into the parade? what's the latest? tell us more. >> the chief of police told us this afternoon the accused was involved in a domestic disturbance minutes before driving through a crowd here on main street. who that domestic disturbance involved is still unclear at this hour. but we do know tonight that 39-year-old suspect is facing multiple charges. >> reporter: this horror at high speed. now revealed to be an intentional act. >> a lone subject intentionally drove his maroon suv through barricades into crowded people that were celebrating the waukesha christmas parade. >> reporter: police say the driver of this vehicle seen racing through the waukesha holiday parade sunday will be charged with killing five people, ages 52 to 81. as more victims continue to fight for their lives. >> the suspect involved in this tragic incident is identified as darrell e. brooks, male, 39 years of age, a resident of milwaukee. and we're confident he a

adrienne broaddus, thank you. >>> also breaking news in washington. the january 6th insurrection issued another round of subpoenas this afternoon. let's go to cnn law enforcement correspondent whitney wild. this latest -- these latest targets include these right wing extremist groups who played a major role is january 6th. tell us about it. >> a major role in the violence. to put it plainly, the committee says they're going after individuals they believe are linked to the violence. there are several big name groups here. notably the proud boys and specifically their leader enrique tario. we now know dozens of members of the proud boys have been indicted for their roles. the violent insurrection. further, they've subpoenaed the oath keepers and leader, we know that dozens of those members have been indicted. and further several have been charged with conspiracy for their role in the insurrection. and here's a group you may not be that familiar with. a group we haven't talked about a lot on cnn, the first amendment pretorian. they are a group who was li

adrienne broaddus has been watching the proceedings. week but we got information about who might testify. >> at least 18 potential witnesses, including kim potter, yes, we learned today she will take the stand in her own defense. now, her defense attorneys were questioning juror six, and during that questioning, the juror mentioned she remembers her initial reaction when she first heard about this incident. she said, and i'm paraphrasing, how could this happen? she said she still feels the same way today. and then she quickly followed up by saying, perhaps this trial will clarify some of her questions, and this was the response she got. listen in. >> if you're selected, officer potter will testify and tell you what she remembered happened. >> right, yes. >> so, you will know. >> uh-huh. >> not just from the video but from the officer at the scene and officer potter herself. >> and jury selection continues at this hour. so far, three jurors have been selected, including juror six, who told the court she's a mother of four. one of her chi

individuals who didn't see that shooting attacked him in the street like an animal. >> reporter: adrienneus, cnn, kenosha, wisconsin. >> adrian, thank you for that. so much going on in that trial. >>> still ahead for you, the former president wants more than 700 pages of documents kept from the january 6 committee. a judge will hear the case today with potentially historic ramifications for the reach of executive privilege. that's next. this is how we shine. ( ♪ ) you found the one. now find the ring at zales, the diamond store. >> are you ready to start a great career? >> safelite is now hiring. >> you will love your job. >> there's room to grow... >> ...and lots of opportunities. >> so, what are you waiting for? >> apply now... >> ...and make a difference. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace♪ >> man, i love that song! firefighter maie gronewald knows how to handle dry weather... ...and dry, cracked skin. new gold bond advanced healing ointment. restore healthy skin, with no sticky feeling. gold bond. champion your skin. up to one million dollars. that's how much university o

adrienne broaddus is live outside the courthouse. adrienne, what are you hearing there? >> reporter: well, kate, good morning to you. judge schroeder took the bench moments ago, and we are waiting for that meeting between him and the attorneys to hammer out the details of the jury instructions. the attorneys had until last night to turn in their proposals for any special requests regarding those jury instructions. on monday, we know closing arguments will take place. each side, the prosecution and the defense, has 2 1/2 hours for closing arguments, and that includes the rebuttal. the prosecution is expected to show videos. this is what the assistant district attorney, thomas binger, told the judge yesterday. and those clips total about 30 minutes from that night kyle rittenhouse shot three people, killing two. by contrast, the defense has said it only needs an hour and a half for closing arguments, and it's likely the defense will continue to hammer home the point that kyle rittenhouse, they believe, acted in self-defense. over the last eight days, we've heard from 31 wi

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. >> cnn's adrienne broaddus is on this story for us. is this hearing in a few hours, but the man who let that suspect into his home just talked to cnn, so what did he say? >> reporter: he's a 24-year-old. it was sunday. he was at home sitting in his recliner watching sunday football. he had no idea in regards to what was unfolding here on main street, and moments before brooks showed up at his door, he said his family had shared with him a sermon that talked about helping the homeless. so when brooks showed up, he invited him in his home, made him a sandwich and allowed him to use his phone. and then this. listen in. >> keep in mind, the whole time he had my phone so my shelter in place, and a suspect on the loose messages, i wasn't seeing them. and if they were sent before, i was watching the game. i didn't see them. i had no anything happened. i told mr. brooks, i need my phone back, and i said give me the phone, give me the coat back. i go inside, lock the door, and you'll see on the videos i sent, a minute later, he's pounding on th

adrienne childs is coordinating curator for the installation at its current stop, washington d.c.' here: the 1956 painting “behold thy son,” a response from driskell to the gruesome murder of 14 year old emmett till in mississippi a year earlier. till's mother had insisted the casket be open so the world could see the viciousness of the racist attack. >> driskell comes up with this interesting take on it in “behold thy son” where his mother, the beaten boy's mother, is holding him up and presenting him in church to the congregation. jeffrey: it's painting almost in real time, but it's also looking to the history of art, right? i mean, the crucifixion, christ on the cross. >> he's definitely looking through the history of western art in this case. but bringing it home. jeffrey: another subject for driskell: scenes of urban black life. he painted “ghetto wall #2” in 1970: a brick wall, graffiti, a figure in black, the american flag exploded, in pieces amid a riot of color. >> it is very much an artist who is using the canvas to express the experience of living in america in 1970. the

adrienne broaddus is outfront. >> reporter: this horror at high speed.n intentional act. >> a lone subject intentionally drove his maroon suv through barricades into a crowd of people that was celebrating the waukesha christmas parade. >> reporter: police say the driver of this vehicle seen racing through the waukesha holiday parade sunday will be charged with killing five people, ages 52 to 81, as more victims continue to fight for their lives. >> the suspect involved in this tragic incident is identified as darryl e. brooks. male, 39 years of age, who is a resident of the city of milwaukee and we are confident he acted alone. there is no evidence that this is a terrorist incident. >> reporter: police say darryl brooks was driving away from the scene of a domestic disturbance when he plowed through the christmas parade. it was not his first interaction with police this month. a criminal complaint from earlier in november shows a list of charges, including recklessly endangering safety, disorderly conduct, and battery. the complaint also alleges brooks,

>> adrienne broaddus, i appreciate it.in another controversial shooting. the killing of ahmaud arbery. i you may remember ashry was shot and killed in 2020. his death sparked national outrage after video of the shooting was released to the public. tonight, after a long contentious process, the jury consisting of 11 white members and only one black member has been selected to decide the fate of the men accused of his murder. cnn's martin savage joins us now from brunswick with the latest. so what can you tell us about the jury selection in this case? >> well, you know, this is always been a racially charged case. you got three men -- white -- who are charged with murdering a black man. and now, the result of jury selection, after two and a half weeks, is a jury that has 11 white members and only one african-american. the moment that result was known, the assistant district attorney jumped up, filed a motion with the court. and essentially, challenged the court saying, look, it was t contention of the prosecution that the de

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cnn's adrienne broaddus is tracking developments for us there. what is going to happen in this court hearing? >> reporter: and just a few hours, brooks will be formally charged. according to the chief of police here in waukesha, initially, brooks is likely going to be charged with five counts of first degree intentional homicide. this isn't the first time the 39-year-old man has been slapped with charges. in fact, he has an extensive criminal background dating back to the 1990s. most recently, according to documents cnn obtained, he was involved in another domestic disturbance earlier this month. according to a criminal complaint, brooks used his vehicle to run over a woman in the parking lot of a gas station. now, according to this criminal complaint, the woman, who was only identified by initials, alleges she and brooks share a child together. she says before brooks ran her over with that vehicle, he hit her with a closed fist. now, he was charged in that case. a number of charges surrounding that case. but prosecutors also charged him with bai

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>> adrienne broaddus, thank you.ng me to discuss, bakari sellers, attorney and former south carolina state representative and scott jennings, cnn political commentator and columnist for "usa today." good to have both of you here this morning. there has been so much focus on this case around the country and i would say real visceral reacts as well. we just heard from kyle rittenhouse's mother, bakari, you've seen this. rittenhouse has been held up in many areas as a real hero in this case. that is not how everyone sees it. how are you seeing things this morning? >> well, i mean, i see a growing just love or admiration for rittenhouse, particularly on the far right. you see jd vance, a candidate for the ohio united states senate seat just envelop him and hold him out to be some type of hero. for many of us, though, and maybe i need to talk to my therapist about it, there is a certain level of resentment, i believe. i think it is a very human nature type of resentment. we see him, we see trayvon martin who didn't get th

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adrienne broaddus is following this for us. what are we expecting today?glimpse into what we could see in the next two week, and i say two weeks because that's how long the judge expects this trial to last. as far as the prosecution, it's likely they'll argue this was not a case of self-defense. they will say likely kyle rittenhouse was not acting in self-defense when he shot three people, killing two of them. the prosecution will likely argue under wisconsin law at the time it was illegal for rittenhouse to openly carry a weapon in wisconsin. we will not, at least not today, hear the prosecutors refer to these three men as victims. that's because the judge has a long-standing rule where he doesn't allow the term "victim" in his courtroom. in fact, the assistant direct attorney said during a pretrial hearing if he were to count the number of times this judge has admonished him for using the term "victim" it would be in the thousands. by contrast, the defense will argue and set the scene for self-defense. it's likely the defense will describe how rittenhous

we want to go to adrienne broaddus where we have seen tensions running very high. what's the mood now? >> it's calm at this hour. alisyn. and you know, the jury deliberated for more than 24 hours over the course of four days. but outside on the steps of the courthouse we have seen deliberations between people supporting kyle rittenhouse and those who believe kyle rittenhouse should have been found guilty on all charges, and those deliberations continue. to the left of us, there's a group of people gathering. they have been going back and forth talking about why they don't agree with the verdict the jury handed down. earlier on these steps, we spoke with the uncle of jacob blake, justin, now you can't say the name kyle rittenhouse without bringing up jacob blake. that's the reason we are here. if you remember that night in august, people were protesting against what they called police brutality because jacob blake had been shot by police, and that shooting left him paralyzed. his nephew, excuse me, is nephew is still fighting to walk again. when i spoke with blake's

he was not particularly faithful to adrienne during the american independence. there are lots of anecdotes about him. he's at some boarding house. he come downstairs and you know, somebody is like, how did you sleep? and he said well, her bed was a bit short. when he gets caught out on baron hill, he almost gets captured by one a general in one of the first campaigns. he's in bed with a probably local prostitute is what he is doing at that point. so lafayette did quite well. he enjoyed his time in the united states as a dashing french officer and he made the most of it. so it's like, is what's going on in hamilton completely made up? was he some very reserved, like i'm super faith. >> no. he was a french teenager who looked awfully sharp in a uniform and knew it. >> and he's probably not wearing purple velvet but not far from it. >> yeah. he's often described as a clothes horse. he likes being, in terms the, when he got into frivolous spending, the big thing that he would frivolously spend on was his clothes. so even that is like, he doesn't look like the joker

we have more tonight from cnn's adrienne broaddus.some of the video you're about to see is graphic. >> reporter: as kyle rittenhouse looked on, prosecutors played video after video of the gunshots that started a night of horror. first, a single shot. then seven more. the shooting and what happens next have rittenhouse facing first-degree intentional homicide, both sides agree joseph rosen bomb was the first rittenhouse killed but the defense jumping in to make clear their client didn't fire the first shot heard on the video. >> mr. washington. >> there was a first shot, which was not mr. rittenhouse's shot. >> all sides agree a third person fired the first shot. the defense questioning an eyewitness who live streamed the incident to make its point that rittenhouse was not an aggressor. >> you described rosenbomb as acting erratic. >> from all of the 340moments is around that you can notice, yes. >> you describe rosenbomb as erratic and written house as chain-smoking, yes? >> i suppose you could say nervous, i guess, would be a fairway

large publishers recently including dana kennedy at simon & schuster lisa lucas at pantheon and adrienneuters reports french legislation is taking aim at amazon's shipping cost to customers in the country currently french law prohibits discounting the price of new books in free shipping. amazon charges a 1 cent for delivery to sidestep the law. the new legislation would set a minimum delivery fee. the french minister of culture commented this laws necessary to rig at the distorted competition with online book sales and prevent the inevitable inaptly that will emerge of the status quo process. amazon argues the law will hurt consumers and rural areas and wait on the purchasing power of consumers. in other news performing artist has started a lending library of rare books by black writers and artists. contains a 50 books on a first come first serve basis per the inaugural owner of the atlanta bookstore. for more information. and according to bookscan print book sales were up close to 3% for the week ending october 16. book tv will continue to bring out new programs and publishing news. you

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adrienne, get ready to plain this all this morning.opment for the obama administration julian castro joins us. great to have you on board. first, let's look at the numbers. let's get to the national political correspondent for nbc news and msnbc, steve kornacki at the big board. steve, break it down. >> yeah, mika, we've been keeping an eye here in new jersey. there is movement in the last 15 minutes you can see the democratic governor phil murphy has taken a very small, but taken the lead over his republican opponent jack ciattarelli, 1607 votes. the lead for murphy over ciattarelli statewide. what just happened, hudson county, a big democratic county here across from new york city, they reported more of their election day, most of the votes cast at the election precincts. murphy netted a couple thousand votes from that. enough to put him in the lead statewide. as we shows you, 1667. new jersey is particular, one is mercer county. a state capital, typically a blue county. we believe there is report by mail to be reported here. thousan

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in my conversations with adrienne pawn, the office of immigrant affairs, she's willing to come and share with you at the next agenda if you would like to hear from what they did on the 2000 census and the 2010 census so you could have a sense of where this task force has been over the last 20 years. i think i'll stop right there. and i'm appreciative that for lisbet and your team offering up a lot of these services to thefasting force and to the communities of interest and we look forward to the task force's comments. >> if i can jump in as well, real quickly. thank you so much, madam clerk. i did want to mention with telephone town halls, we did look at doing a city wide mailer and it was cost prohibitive, but especially looking at our opportunities and our limited resources, we wanted to share with you an opportunity especially looking to further engagement in language engagement and access. one thing that we've done telephone town halls in the past. they're really great opportunities, especially opportunities that bridge the digital divide that don't necessarily have access to interne

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