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cnbc's cal perry is live outside the courthouse in brunswick, georgia. cal, the arbery family expressing relief tonight. >> reporter: absolutely. relief is the right word not just the arbery family but supporters of the arbery family and the community as a whole jubilation and relief as the verdict was read inside the courtroom and there was relief outside the courtroom as well. as you said, the family has been waiting a long time for this verdict. in fact four different prosecutors at one point had their hands on this case two withdrew one is under indictment currently. it speaks to the difficult nature of this case and what's been happening in brunswick, georgia. i want to play for you a little bit more sound from arbery's mother, take a listen. >> to tell you the truth, i never saw this day back in 2020. i never thought this day would come but god is good. >> yes, he is. >> and i just want to tell everybody thank you. thank you. you know him as ahmaud, i know him as quez, he will now rest in peace. >> reporter: kelly, worth noting of course this was a

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david henderson joins me now, a civil rights attorney and cnbc contributor. what did you make of that argument from the prosecutor >> you know, kelly, i thought it was a good way to characterize it for the jury. you know, self-defense is basically play your own rules. you push somebody off the swing, they kick you, you can't beat them up and claim self-defense at this point i think the jury gets it, but it never hurts to hammer home when you know they're going to start deliberating. >> the jury broke for tonight and begin again tomorrow morning. are you surprised they didn't come to a decision, and what do you think that could mean about the outcome gl i'm torn. this isn't a complicated case. it shouldn't take long the instructions are not complicated and the prosecutor gave good guidance on it sometimes a juror thinks, though, look, we sat through weeks and weeks of testimony, let's at least pay the courtesy to the lawyers and the system of making sure that we deliberate for a sufficient amount of time. i think it's still too early to draw any meaningful con

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i am shepard smith, this is the news on cnbc closing arguments in the trial of kyle rittenhouse. the teen accused of murdering two protesters in kenosha. the defendant's future is in the hands o f the jury >>> a tragic development in the astros world al nine-year-old died as the search for answer intensified. >>> president biden making it official signing his trillion dollars infrastructure bill into law. where is all that cash headed and when will americans start to see results? >>> dr. fauci joins us live, his thought on spiking cases and new covid guidelines for the holidays >>> a government crack down in cuba bannon turns himself into fbi. >>> crypto currencies oncolleg campuses live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, the news with shepard smith. >> good evening, it comes down to this. did kyle rittenhouse acted in self-defense or did he ins gag rittenhouse said he was there to protect the community. he killed two people that night. in closing arguments, the defense said rittenhouse had no ch choice but to shoot as a mob closed in on him >> kyle rittenhouse is running away ever

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