and so this is going to be just the very bee agaginning.his case will be the litmus test for all police excessive force cases go forward. and the william porter case, in particular, will be very, very key for the prosecution going forward on the remaining five trials. william porter, as you know, is one of six officers charged. and he is likely to become a key witness against the other officers in this case following this trial. >> you mentioned it, the big question has been can they find an impartial jury? i mean, i think that's going to be -- regardless, that's going to linger. that's going to be a lingering question throughout this, yes? >> oh, absolutely. i mean, this is a case where people are saying, look, there's $6.4 million settlement that has to be paid from the baltimore city taxpayers who also make up the baltimore jury pool. and every single one of those jurors was aware of the facts in this case as it was reported. and every single one of those jurors was subject to the curfew and forced by the mayor following the baltimore ri