you've just shot around into anthony hubert's chest. up until this moment, probably for the rest of that evening, you did not know the name, did you? >> i did not. >> up until the mic this moment in this evening, you have never had an election with him, took notice of him? >> yes. >> when you shoot him, he's got his skateboard in his hand? >> yes. >> you didn't see any gun? a knife? a bat? a club? >> no. >> all he's got is the skateboard, correct? >> that he has hit me in the head with twice, yes. >> and you intend to pull the trigger at that moment with your ar-15. that wasn't an accident that was a deliberate decision. you know the way that gun was positioned, if you were going to fire it up on -- right in his chest, correct? >> he was attacking me, so i pulled the trigger. >> you knew that when you pulled that trigger, that bullet was going to go into his chest, didn't you? >> i don't know where the bullet would have went exactly. >> the end of that gun was pointed directly at his chest when you pulled the trigger, correct? and you k

as to the foreign count of the information, anthony hubert: we the jury find the defendant kyle gate: written house not guilty. as to the account of the information gauge or as really a jury find the defendant, kyle, a written child age. right. health not guilty. members, the jury are these you are unanimous verdict. is there anyone who does not agree with the verdict says read or you wish the jury polled go. okay. okay folks, your job is done and we started extraordinary things from the courthouse and can archer, wisconsin. i thought i'd call written house collab. stayed on that verdict not guilty. oh count. unanimously. taking a sip of water now and i think it's fair to say that that is probably quite a very unexpected job of not guilty on all charges coll, rick, now it's the 18 year olds. ah, well then, 17 years, ah, when august 2020 in kenosha, wisconsin, during the black lives matter protests where he lived, i think without comment on your burden where he shot and killed his turn to individuals and injured another attentiveness. and now it's been found not guilty. let's just have

both of these towns are connected to the 2nd man that chiron has shot and killed anthony hubert. count 5 attempted 1st degree intentional homicide. use of the dangerous weapon is connected to the 5th man that car rittenhouse shot and badly injured bob. but that person did survive his wounds, though they were very serious. excuse me, was now the judge in this case. as i mentioned bruce schrader, he dismissed 2 other counts from 6 and 7 count. 6 of the schools found a technicality. and had to deal with the barrel length of the a r 15 style rifle that a written house was using that he was carrying i. so that was dismissed on a technicality, an account set and had to do with a courtesy violation the both of those were thrown out before the actual before the jury began it's deliberations. the trial has been dramatic at times, as we've seen over the course of the days that was held. there are firey exchanges between judge raider and between the lead prosecutor and the case. thomas bear with schrader getting being really angry at being are who's trying to basically bring up some evidence. tha

they called him an active who killed anthony hubert and joseph rosenbaum. >> the defendant walks away of hero in a western. >> you cannot claim self-defense against a danger you create. >> >> my client, when this happened, was 17 years old. his actions are to be judged as a 17-year-old. jobina: rittenhouse claims he was acting in self-defense, reacting to being attacked himself. the jury has a lot to consider -- three separate shootings, hours of video and weeks of testimony. the national guard is on hand as the city prepares for possible protests following the jury's decision. kumasi? kumasi: thank you. tomorrow, 6000 lecturers planned to strike at nine uc campuses. university of california lecturers are accusing leaders of dishonest bargaining for paid family lead, higher pay, and instruction. uc has denied the accusations, saying the strike is grossly unfair to students. the strike is expected to be one day, with lecturers back on the job thursday. reggie: the director of cal fire is retiring. chief thom porter will step down december 10 after overseeing some devastating fire seaso

they called him an active shooter who killed anthony hubert and joseph rosenbaum. >> the defendant walks like he is some sort of hero in a western. you cannot claim self-defense against a danger you create. >> my client when this happened was 17 years old. his actions are to be judged as a 17-year-old. jobina: rittenhouse claims he was acting in self-defense, reacting to being attacked, himself. three sot, videoks of ttimonyts the city prepares heard's possible's protests following the jury decision. reggie: concorde police are investigating a reported arbery at sun valley mall. you can see display cases smashed. this happened last night. police have not confirmed reports that a group of young men are responsible. >> we are here every saturday and sunday, cleaning up. we were here on sunday, and when we came back the next day, it was smashed. kumasi: illegal dumping is a quality-of-life problem that has long plagued the streets of oakland. anyone year span from october 1 of last year to september 30 of this year, oakland public works cleaned up more than 23,000 tons of illegal dumping. n

anthony hubert, joseph rosenbaum, and gaige grosskreutz. the 27-year-old survivor we heard from yesterday the testifying injured by rittenhouse. of course, kyle rittenhouse has claimed it was all in self-defense. he's pleaded not guilty. he's been testifying about that day in august of 2020. testifying that one of the men shot and killed, threatened to kill him twice. rittenhouse testified that he was pepper sprayed by someone in the crowd. and we should point out that if you've been listening and heard offensive language as rittenhouse testified about what he saw and heard the day he shot and killed those two and injured a third in kenosha, we apologize for the language you saw and heard. gabe gutierrez is on the ground in kenosha. he's been following this trial from the beginning. paul henderson is also with me. paul, veteran prosecutor. and the executive director of the san francisco department of police accountability. gabe, this is that moment that we were all waiting to see and hear. kyle rittenhouse taking the stand in his own defens

rittenhouse on all charges in the fatal shooting of two men nearly 15 months ago, the family of victim anthony hubertd, today's verdict means there is no accountability for the person who murdered our son, it sends the unacceptable message that armed civilians can show up in any town incite violence in the news the danger they have created to justify shooting people in the streets joining me now is derek johnson the president and ceo of the naacp, thank you so much for being here tonight. >> thank you. >> what is your visceral reaction to the verdict today. >> it is unfortunate for the families of the victim, with this outcome we all witnessed and seen on screen what has happened. it is a true tale of what we need to do moving forward, here is a job that has been elected for the past three days, mostly on opposed, i hope the community can take note and recognize that this particular judge is not providing justice for their community. in addition to, that the jury question is a real question that we must embrace in a way that we increase the people who are registered to vote and willing to serve on ju

. >> you intentionally used deadly force against anthony hubert.you intentionally used deadly force against gauge, correct? >> yes. >> you intended to kill him, correct? >> i didn't intend to kill him. i intended to stop the person attacking me and trying to steal my gun. >> since august 25, 2020, this is the first time that you have told your story. >> i object to this. >> sustained. >> since august 25, 2020, you've had the benefit of watching countless videos of your actions that night, correct? >> i've seen assorted video. not all of them. i've seen a majority of them actually here during the trial. >> you've also had an opportunity to read articles. people have written interviews, things like that about what happened that night, correct? >> i do my best to avoid what people write on the internet. a majority of it is not true. >> you've also sat here through eight days of trial. >> yes. >> and you've had an opportunity to watch all the videos that have been played in this trial. >> yes. >> sir, if you could please let me finish my question befor

. >> you intentionally used deadly force against anthony hubert? >> yes. >> against gauge. >> yes. >> with regard to joseph rosenbaum, you fired four shots at him, correct? >> yes. >> you intended to kill him, correct? >> i didn't intend to kill him. i intended to stop the person who was attacking me and trying to steal my gun. >> and one of the things when the jury, when this case is finally done and the closing arguments are complete, the jurors are going to get instructions from the judge and they're going to have to consider, he's going to tell them, you need to consider what was going through the defendant's mind at the time. perception. other things. so that's why this testimony and the way kyle rittenhouse is explaining what he felt, what he saw, what he thought, that's why this is so important in all of this. >> we have to interrupt you. we're going to go back into the courtroom. this is judge bruce schroeder. >> does not preclude a retrial. i understand. there are exceptions to that, however. and the case that i am drawing this from is day

shooting, the video showed kyle rittenhouse for all swepts and purposes being attacked, not only by anthony hubertut by other people and was in a vulnerable position when he walked up to him with a handgun. right there, we could tell that this was going to ba difficult case and that the state's witnesses weren't going to be perfect in this particular case. judy: grosskreutz was injured and then testified at that time trial. david schaffer, i want to come back to you. there was a comment during the trial about the judge and what seemed to be his -- pointed rebukes of the prosecute or of the district attorney in the case. what did you see about that? and what sort of reaction was that getting during the trial? >> well, there was a lot of people who thought that the -- there was a lot of animosity -- maybe not animosity is probably the wrong word but there was a lot of tension between the judge and the prosecution the judge clearly felt that the prosecute or went over the line in his questioning of kyle rittenhouse. and the folks outside of the courthouse believe that the judge was a little slanted i

the family of one of the victims anthony hubert, saying we are heart broken and angry. >> we love you, hannah. >> his girlfriend spoke outside the court. >> we know that this is stum is a failure. >> yep. >> i think the question that most of us are feeling right now is what can we do next? >> the governor has called for calm as a small crowd in ken oecha ckenosha continues to react to the news: >> a spokesman for the rittenhouse family echoed the plea for peace. >> the family -- we call for calm. calls for calm. i mean, this was not an injustice. >> the unanimous decision did not come swiftly. weighing a life sentence for 18-year-old rittenhouse, the jury deliberated for four full days before delivering the verdict. >> members of the jury, it is for you to determine whether the defendant is guilty or not guilty of each of the offenses. >> you're going to die! >> the jury ultimately had to answer one question -- did rittenhouse kill two men and maim another as a form of vigilante justice or self-defense? the defense seized on the testimony of the video. it shows he shot and destroyed h

and angry that kyle rittenhouse was acquitted in his criminal trial for the murder of our son anthony hubert, there was no justice or for the other victims, we did not attend the trial because we cannot bear to sit in a courtroom and repeatedly watch videos of our sons murder. and because we have been subjected to many hurtful and nasty comments in the past year. but we've watched the trial closely, hoping it would bring closure. that did not happen. today's verdict means there is no accountability for the person who murdered our son. it sends the unacceptable message that armed civilians can show up in any town, incite violence and then used the danger they have created to justify shooting people in the street. we hope that decent people will join us in forcefully rejecting that message and demanding more of our laws, our officials, and our justice system. make no mistake, our fight to hold accountable those for anthony's death continue in full force. neither mr. rittenhouse, nor the kenosha police who authorized his bloody rampage will escape justice. anthony will have his day in court. no

as to the fourth count of the information anthony hubert, we the jury find the defendant kyle h. rittenhouse not guilty. as to the fifth count of the information gauge grosskreutz we the jury find kyle h. rittenhouse not guilty. >> members of the jury, are these your unanimous verdicts? >> gentlemen. >> is there anyone who does not agree with the verdicts as read? >> no. >> would you wish the jury polled? >> no. >> okay. okay. folks. your job is done and we started just about three weeks ago, and i -- i caught -- i told you it could last two weeks and two days. this is three weeks. you were a wonderful jury to work with. you were punctual, you were attentive, and the forgotten six over here who had a very difficult job of keeping from discussing the case during the time that they were sequestered as well, all of you, i couldn't have asked for a better jury to work with, and it has truly been my pleasure. i think without commenting on your verdict, the verdict themselves, just in terms of your -- your attentiveness and the cooperation that you gave to us justifies the confidence t

the head he was hit by a skateboard twice and went on the ground he fired the shot that killed anthony hubert only one grows croy's pointed a pistol at him. on cross-examination, the prosecutor tried to get into intent, did rittenhouse intend to kill anyone, rittenhouse said he intended to protect himself. >> you intended to kill them, protect direct? >> no, i intended to stop the person attacking me and trying to steal my gun. >> in a remarkable admonishment, the judge really lashed out at binger for his attempt to work on some testimony that schrader says was not going to be allowed in this court and that speaks to some videotape evidence on which rittenhouse is heard saying he wished he had an ar 15 at an earlier incident so he could stop some people from shoplifting. we are standing by and expecting rittenhouse to get back on the stand here shortly. >> mike tobin reporting on that for us. >> let's bring in phil holloway who's been watching the trial as well. phil, it was a real surprise when kyle rittenhouse took the stand today. the prosecution started going after him on a number of diff