. >> michael david dunn pointed a semi-automatic pistol at four unarmed kids from a distance much closern you and i. and then drove off. >> reporter: police say the software developer fired ten shots at that suv, killing jordan davis back in november of 2012. prosecutors rested their case earlier today, ending with graphic testimony from the medical examiner. >> how many separate gunshot wounds did you find to jordan davis's body? >> three gunshot wounds. >> reporter: the m.e. displayed jordan davis's clothes for the jury. the bullet-riddled tanktop, the blood-stained t-shirt. >> so right about here is where the bullet entered. >> reporter: noticeably absent for this testimony, davis's parents. they've been here every day, but their civil attorney says they just couldn't sit through this. >> it wasn't until today that they decided that there's a line there and the photographs that came from that was across that line. >> it can't be easy for them to even be in the same room as the man who admits to killing their son. >> it's not. and it hasn't been for the past year. >> reporter: they did

they did with david dunn and both of them is most interesting in the most beautiful with hoarding done some private east jumps from the sixty meter jump. it feels wonderful and that we normally i'd name him into the. sometime later in june this year and. the so it will be you'll go to a little so i have a good thing to type in the trees here. and so becomes and the world's biggest the ancient agora with spectacular views of the black sea in the caucasus mountains. the park will also have brushes highest bungee jump at two hundred meters as well as two giant flying overseas. the paul whiteman who gets across the gigantic which. what a shame it is close i really would've liked to jump it off. yes read that i just look at the view absolutely incredible and this is the flying fox station was thrill seekers will be catapulted across the valley here at a staggering one hundred and sixty km. i'm crazy the centuries old ritual has changed dramatically from the days of jumping off the tree is attached to finally use the technology is different now but the process of the flight stakes the same t

in november 2012, michael david dunn old up next to a car of teenagers at a gas station to ask them to turn down their stereo. following an argument, he shot eight or nine times into the vehicle, even after the teens tried to drive away. he fatally hit 17-year-old jordan davis. the young men ever got out of their car and no weapons were ever found inside. dunn fled the scene with his fiancÉe instead of calling the police, went to a hotel, and ordered pizza. he claims he saw weapon, feared for his life, and acted in self-defense. but in testimony during the trial, his fiancÉe said at the time dunn never told her he saw a gun. in closing arguments, the assistant state attorney urged jurors to convict him. gun, jordan davis had a that defendant would have never left the scene. gun, hen davis had a would have called the police. if you was truly acting in self-defense, he would not have been running for everybody. he would not have lied to the police. he would not have changed his story. >> the shooting death has prompted comparisons to the death of trayvon martin. dunn's attorneys have inv

. >> michael david dunn does not pointed a semiautomatic pistol at four unarmed kids from a distance much closer than you and i and then drove off. he didn't call the police. he went to his hotel with his girlfriend. >> he just had somebody threaten his life, display a weapon, try to exit a vehicle and say [ bleep ] going down now [ bleep ]. and for the first time in his life, he has to use a firearm to defend himself. >> police say there's no evidence there was any gun in that suv with those young men. the defense is expected to argue the teens disposed of it before police got there. >>> possible trouble today for a very public face in the republican party. cathy mcmorris rodgers, the washington state congresswoman who delivered the republican response to the state of the union, the office of congressional ethics has now recommended the house ethics committee conduct a full investigation into whether mcmorris rodgers improperly used campaign funds. no news yet whether that probe will move forward. >>> chris christie back in new jersey today, a day after visiting texas for a republic

district, in case number 16, 2012, cf 01572, axxxma, division crd, the state of florida versus michael david dunnt guilty of second-degree murder, lesser included offense. we find that the defendant discharged a firearm during the commission of the offense. verdict as to count three. we the jury find the defendant guilty of attempted second-degree murder, a lesser included offense. we find that the defendant discharged a firearm occurring the commission of the offense. verdict as to count four. we, the jury, find the defendant guilty of attempted second-degree murder. we find that the defendant discharged a firearm during the commission of the offense. verdict as to count five, we the jury find the defendant guilty of shooting or throwing deadly missiles as charged in the indictment, so say we all, duvall county, florida, juror number 7, foreperson, dated february 15th, 2014.

cio david dunn says he knows, though, he's dealing with a very volatile market here. >> they call these widow makers for a reason. i've been trading natural gas since the mid-90s when all this stuff was really starting to become liquid and active. and i have seen, you know, many, many issues with some of these risky trades. and it's not hard to find yourself on the wrong side of a weather event. >> reporter: you know, scott dunn is not alone in this sentiment. fellow natural gas trader bill perkins who works down the street in houston running skylar capital says, look, we're a commodities trader. we could essentially lose all our money on any given day. however, he thinks he's well-positioned. skylar is another one that's done pretty well this year. they're going to ride it out, scott, see how they can do, track that weather, though, very closely. >> all right, kate, thanks so much. who's trading natural gas? >> i'm not trading the actual commodity natural gas, but we're trading it through cabot oil and gas. big high flier back about 18 months to two years ago. but you look, the company

. >>> it's been a emotin emotiona weekend of testimony in the murder trial of michael david dunn, dunnhite is charged with firing his gun into a suv with four black teenagers inside at a gas station in jacksonvil jacksonville, florida. a victim was killed. he complained of music coming from the vehicle. >> what did the defendant say? >> i hate that thug music. >> what was your response to the defendant? >> i said, yes, i know. >> dunn claimed self defense saying the victim threatened him with a gun and police never found a second weapon. >>> a major move for same-sex marriage coming tomorrow. last night attorney general eric holder announced a new policy that all married americans receive the same protections in the federal criminal justice system. >> in every courthouse, in every proceeding, and in every place where a member of the department of justice stands on behalf of the united states, they will strive to ensure that same-sex marriages receive the same privileges, the same protections, and the same rights as opposite sex marriages under federal law. >> joining know now is brian

. >> michael david dunn pointed a semi automatic pistol at four unarmed kids from a distance much closern drove off. he didn't call the police. he went to his hotel with his girlfriend and called a pizza delivery man and ordered pizza. he took his little dog for a walk outside of that hotel. turned on a movie and made himself a big tall rum and coke. and the evidence will show the only person that cursed was jordan davis. and his words to michael dunn were i'm going [ bleep ] kill you. everyone will say he didn't have a weapon, but we know he did. he calls is a pocket knife. but when you see it, it's a tactical knife. >> that is some of what played out in the courtroom. our own correspond ept as a look at how the trial began. >> november 2012. authorities say it began with a fight over loud music at a jackson vil, florida gas station and ended with 17-year-old jordan davis. >> i do not wish this on any parent. >> february 2014, the trial under way for 47-year-old software developer michael dun charged with first-degree murder and three counts of attempted murder. he claims self defense i

. >> michael david dunn pointed a semiautomatic pistol at four unarmed kids and then drove off. >> reporterring dunn's aggressive words. >> you're not going to talk to me that way. >> reporter: another recalling the last moments of jordan davis' life. >> i pulled up to the car. there was a young man that had been hit. i checked for a pulse. >> reporter: but the defense telling a different story claiming that jordan davis with three other teens in this red suv intimidated dunn for asking them to turn down their music. >> you're dead, [ bleep ]. 24 is going down now with a shotgun barrel sticking out of the window or a lead pipe, whatever it was, a deadly weapon. >> reporter: police found no weapons but they challenged this grilling witnesses about whether they knew if davis was armed. >> are you focusing at all on the suv? >> no, sir. >> were you even looking in that direction? >> no, sir. >> reporter: he pleaded not guilty. davis' parents in the courtroom yesterday must deal with the death of their son all over again. >> this is the first time they've heard the gunshots when they played the

jurors are deciding the fate of michael david dunn, the florida man on trial for the shooting death of an unarmed black teenager, jordan davis. we're live outside the courthouse. >>> also ahead -- >> the saying here is virginia is for lovers. truly, we are experiencing that today in a way that we never have before. >> marriage for all? in a first for the south. a federal judge strikes down virginia's gay marriage ban. will this turn the tide in the south? >>> also this -- >> i want to let everyone know that i'm the youngest entrepreneur and i like to do what i like to do. >> this so-called super businessgirl helping turn around detroit. she's 10 years old. she's the boss and she's behind today's big idea. >>> let's start with that marquee day for hockey as team usa took on russia. nbc's kevin tibbles live at the olympic village in sochi with the details. kevin, hello to you. a rematch. we always call these rematches. not exactly the same drama and build-up to what was happening back in 1980. but always a big deal with these two get together. >> reporter: i think the most important fact

david dunn is on trial for the shooting that killed 17-year-old jordan davis. ges were for each of the three friends with davis the night of the shooting. this conviction means dunn will likely spend the rest of his life behind bars but his attorney says he is planning to file an appeal. the davis family says they will continue to stand and wait for justice for jordan. kate? >> thank you very much, alina. >> this just in, iran's supreme leader expressing a lack of confidence in the nuclear program. he thinks the talks will go nowhere. talks are scheduled to resume in geneva tomorrow. >> 14 dead and more are injured after an explosion on a tourist bus in egypt. they were on their way to israel after visiting the pyramids in sinai. >> 19-year-old miranda barber not on confessing she and her husband murdered a man they met on craigslist but telling a local newspaper she's killed many more around the country. how many? she can't say claiming she stopped counting at 22. she said it started after she joined a satanic cult at age 13. >> a small plane vanished after tak

. >> michael david dunn pointed a semiautomatic pistol at four unarmed kids from a distance much closerrove off. he didn't call the police. he went to his hotel with his girlfriend, and he called a pizza delivery man and ordered pizza. he took his little dog for a walk outside the hotel, turned on a movie and made himself a big tall rum and coke and not long after, an emergency doctor at the hospital pronounced jordan davis dead. that defendant put his head up on his hotel pillow and went to sleep. >> i shot four times. >> dunn who has pleaded not guilty admits shooting davis but claims it was self defense, because he feared for his life and thought davis had a gun. >> you're going to hear bang-bang-bang, bang-bang o. bang-bang and after mr. davis was getting out of the car, tried to kill or hurt with a deadly weapon michael dunn. right behind mr. dunn's car, mr. dunn puts his gun out the window with his door open and as he drives away, doesn't want fire back, because now they've got a perfect shot at the back of mr. dunn's head, and he puts two bullets low into the car and as you can s

gunman not convicted of murder, after a mixed verdict, prosecutors are now planning to retry michael dunn. davider reports. >> reporter: on the first degrees murder charge it was not the resolution that anybody had wanted. >> based on the inability to reach a verdict as to count i, i would declare that mistried. >> reporter: the jury found dunn guilty of three mounts of attempted murder, one of each of the ooer teenagers who were with davis. >> we will continue to stand and continue to wait for justice for jordan. >> reporter: and the prosecutor said that even though dunn will spend the rest of his life in prison, the state will retry him on the first degree murder charge. dunn pulled into this gas station in jacksonville, florida, and parked next to an suv full of black teenagers. loud music was coming from the car. dunn expressed his anger, words were exchanged and then dunn fired into the suv. dunn said that davis had threatened him with a gun. >> this guy goes down on the ground and comes up with something, i thought it was a shotgun, and he goes you are dead [ censor bleep ]. >> over the we

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 count. after 15 minute us, the chances of survival really drop off. >> reporter: in colorado, helicopters take rescuers where roads don't go. >> we can get to a real remote location like we're coming up to here in the ten-mile ra

as i were concerned, people like bill cohen and bill bradley, jack danforth, john warner, david boren, sam dunn, nancy -- republicans and democrats -- may be the last one to leave because of frustration was olympia snow. so you have a large number of people, most of whom could have been reelected forever who left in disgust because they couldn't get anything done and that is the new phenomenon over the last couple of decades that is especially worrying. the other theme in this book and i think it is an important point to make, despite my frustrations and even my anger at the congress, reality is i got a lot of things done with the congress. most of my predecessors if they were lucky to get two or three or four big military procurement programs canceled that were over cost, over do, or no longer relevant. i cut nearly 3 dozen and ended up getting congressional approval or acquiescence in all of them. i cut $200 billion out of the pentagon's overhead. even eliminated a combat command. i got the congress to support me on that. partly because i had enormously strong support of president obama and v

i am david shuster in for ali welcome to al jazerra america, i am morn radford live in new york city. a pa are shall verdict has been reach in the trial of michael dunn jurors deadlocked over a hermurder charge but convicted m of attempted murder he killed dean age ore jordan davis in an argument over lawsuit music pars cute h.prowse cuters will retryn the marred journals. >>> syrian talks have broken down. police are crashing with protesters on ventur venezuela's street. they are angry over rising inflation and rampant crime. u.s. says it's deemly concerned by the reports that the government is arresting scores of protester. italy is still without a prime minister. the country's president is expected to nominate the mayor of florence. he's the third italian prime minter to fall in three years. another round of snow is ripping through the north east where five to 10-inches are expected in boston overnight. the third snowstorm new england has seen just this week. over in the sochi. the u.s. men's hockey team defeated russia after an 8-round shootout. american tj each i score oshie'. that's all for now, i am morgan radford, stay tuned we look forward t

ask if michael dunn will face a retrial for the death of jordan davis all of that and more later in the show. it's monday february seventeenth eight pm in washington d.c. i'm lynn neary david and you're watching r.t. america. we begin tonight with the news that an attorney who represents former government contractor edward snowden is saying she was detained and questioned by heathrow airport border force in london while going through customs just one raid act was traveling along with former n.s.a. whistleblower thomas drake to meet with julian a songe at the ecuadorian embassy in london yesterday right act tweeted after her experience saying i'm fine he throws border force was just trying to intimidate me who was at work snowden do you know him where is bradley manning to talk about what exactly happened i was joined earlier by just one great act herself from london and i first asked her to tell me about what that experience was like yeah i don't i mean everyone has to go through customs i get that and usually you get the same questions about where are you going where are you staying how many days will you be here and that sort of thing but i was directed to a specific boo

david shuster. >> on the first degree murder charge, it wasn't the result that anyone wanted. >> as to count 1 i will declare that mistried. >> that means the jury could not agree whether dunnshould be convicted or acquitted for the murder of jordan davis. instead, the jury found him guilty for attempted murder one for each of the three teenagers who were with davis. jordan's mother was perplexed. >> we will continue to stand and continue to wait for justice for jordan. >> and the prosecutor said that although dunn will spend the rest of his life in prison for the counts he was convicted on, the state will retry him for the other charge. this man parked in the gas station in jacksonville florida, loud music fled from his car. the dunn fired into the house. he told his fiancee that they had been playing thug music and the teenager had threatened him with a gun. >> i thought it was a gun, he said you are dead. >> it turns out none of the teenagers were armed. over the weekend there were marches and demonstrations as residents struggled to make sense of the verdict. invoked florida's controversial stand your ground law, has no need to retreat if that citizen reasonably suspect

dunn described it. because that is really important and that evidence of what was really going on in his mind really was not explored in the case. >> ifill: david weinstein, help us explain why there was an attempted murder conviction but not a first degree murder conviction in the same case. >> i think it's because of the break in time between really two independent acts that occurred. the first act that occurred was whatever prompted dunn to fire his gun into the car the first time. you heard the gunshots recorded from the convenience store. he fires off an additional six or seven rounds. the jury was able to remind or at least from where i'm sitting to differentiate between those two independent acts. they are unable to reach a verdict on the murder charge because some of the people in the jury room believed that there was a self-defense that was portrayed by the defendant and was not broken by the prosecution. however the actions dunn took afterwards, shooting into that car by taking reckless disregard for the lives of the yuk men wh- young men in that car the jury didn't have a problem with that. it was not premeditated but a reckless act