today, david henderson has been found guilty of endangering the safety of an aircraft, an aircraft innd the majority verdict was accepted of 10-2 majority verdict was accepted of 10—2 by thejudge. david henderson will be sentenced on the 12th of november and early next year there will be fulljury inquests into the death of footballer emiliano sala and pilot david ibbotson. tomos, thank you very much indeed. russia has reported a record number of new cases and deaths from covid—19. yesterday saw more than 40,000 new cases, and over 1,100 deaths. it comes as new lockdown restrictions in moscow are introduced, with only essential shops allowed to open. workers across russia are also to be given nine days�* leave. steve rosenberg is in moscow. steve, how concerned are the russian authorities? i think the authorities are very concerned, and the statistics suggest they have every reason to be. as you say, health officials have reported more than 40,000 new covid cases in russia in the last 24 hours. that�*s a record. and also a record number of covid related deaths, 1159. those figures have

i�*m trial for endangering the safety of an aircraft, has been 67—year—old david henderson, the plain, he said not to say a word to anyone. responding to another following morning, he wrote... mr ibsen�*s licence to play this kind of aircraft had been supplied two months before the incident. when asked by the prosecution, is not the true situation that you did not want anyone looking at how you were running these flights because you knew you were running them illegally? david henderson replied, there is public some element of that, yes. today, he has been found guilty of endangering the safety of an aircraft, an aircraft in which emiliano salla was killed. the other thing that david henderson, appeared in texts in trial, knew of was that the pilot only held a private flying licence and not a commercial one. that�*s crucial because a commercial license is required to paid for flights and also requires a higher level of expertise to gain those qualifications. it turns out, and is suggested by the text to the jury here it was known that the pilot did not have that qualification. in the i

he was hired by this man, david henderson, despite not being licensed to carry passengers or trainedineer, saying the malibu plane had gone missing on the way back from france. "don't say a word to anyone." another message read, "need to be very careful. "0pens up a whole can of worms. "keep very quiet." the court heard henderson ran a cowboy outfit, operating in a legal grey area. he'll be sentenced next month. itjust shows this was all done for greed. there's no real reason to use grey charter when normal charter, genuine, legitimate charter, is so readily available. emiliano sala's family has welcomed today's guilty verdict, but say they believe it's only one part in the puzzle of how the flight carrying him from france here to his new club in cardiff came to crash. they believe all the facts surrounding that flight are yet to be disclosed. they hope the full truth of how he came to die will become clear at his inquest, which takes place next year. hywel griffith, bbc news, cardiff. a 19—year—old man who murdered two sisters as part of what he believed was a satanic blood pact has

businessmen david henderson who organized the flight on which a player lost his life, has been found guilty of endangering an aircraft. he did not hold a commercial pilot's license or qualification flight not -- to flight at night . sentencing is expected november 12. frenchman gael monfils has been knocked out the australian open by diego schwartzman. we join the action in the second set, schwartzman having just won the first via tiebreak. marathon point really encapsulating the match. run fees -- monfils using raw power to chase down every ball, and schwartzman using a bit of theatrics. the argentine next place in the quarterfinals. cameron norrie was knocked out. big win for casper ruud. mark: thank you very much indeed, and thanks for watching "live from paris." 10/28/21 10/28/21 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york, this is democracy now! >> he was doing his job as a journalist. he is been criminalized as a journalist. amy: and appeals court in london is deciding whether wikileaks founder julian assange should be extradited to the united states for pub

he was hired by david henderson, despite not being licensed to carry passengers or trained to fly atage read, "need to be very careful, opens up a whole can of worms, keep very quiet." the court heard henderson ran a cowboy outfit, operating in a legal grey area. he will be sentenced next month. it just shows that this was all done for greed. there is no real reason to use gray charter when normal charter, genuine, legitimate charter, is so readily available. emiliano sala's family has welcomed today's guilty verdict but say they believe it is only one part in the puzzle of how the flight carrying him from france here to his new club in cardiff came to crash. they believe all the facts surrounding that flight are yet to be disclosed. they hope the full truth of how he came to die will become clear at his inquest, which takes place next year. hywel griffith, bbc news, cardiff. a british trawler has been seized by the french authorities, and another has been fined, in the latest row over post—brexit fishing rights. paris says the vessel was fishing without a licence, while the company

david henderson now, civil rights attorney, cnbc contributor. ow do lawyers approach a penalty phase as compared to a trial? >> shep, you know, the trial goes in two phases first question is, guilty/innocence and if a person is guilty, you move to the penalty phase. here, especially in a death penalty case, what you want to do is provide evidence of mitigation, that there are reasons to vote for life without the possibility of parole instead of death. >> so the jury will decide behind bars or the death penalty. how does that usually play out for crimes like this one >> it's tough to tell, shep, because it all comes down to what type of evidence the jury hears from this phase of the trial. they will hear from people affected by the shooting or expert testimony in regard to what the punishment should ultimately be. you have to see how that breaks out to form an intelligent opinion on what's likely to happen but i can say this, more and more it's difficult to get juries to sentence a person to death when they know they will serve life without possib

those arguments are dangerous. >> david henderson, thank you.oting. we have a live look at the podium for you. we'll go there live when it happens,. >>> good day, this is "andrea mitchell reports" on msnbc. we're moments away from a press conference where we expect to hear more about a fatal movie set shooting involving alec baldwin. all of the details for the death of hutchins is on the table. the movie's assistant director, dave hall, said it was a cold gun holding no live rounds, beforehanding it to baldwin. was the prop firearm holding live bullets or blanks, and what was the situation. let's go in and listen to what they have to say about what kind of charging, if any, will be filed. they said everything is on the table, including the possibility of criminal

. >> legal analysis from david henderson, legal rights attorney and defender what should prosecutors push for during jury selection? >> more than anything you want a diverse jury we've seen it time and again in these types of cases you want at least two people on that jury who can sympathize with ahmaud arbery and those will be black two, at least two to have a fight chance. >> did you see the defense trying to use a self-defense argument here? >> they are definitely going to try to use that self-defense argument and ridiculous though i believe it is, got to remember we've gone through four prosecutors and the second prosecutor bought it the second prosecutor said they committed no crime because they were defending themselves based on extremely flawed logic. >> david what, will you be watching for specifically during the early stages to see which side is getting the upper hand legally? >> shep, more than anything else is has to do with how they pick that jury. any good lawyer knows and would never admit you don't change people's minds can you only appeal to what they already believe.

today, david henderson has been found guilty of endangering the safety of an aircraft, an aircraft inerated here forjust over a day and a half and a majority verdict was accepted of 10—2 by thejudge. david henderson will be sentenced on 12th of november and early next year there will be full jury inquests into the death of footballer emiliano sala and pilot david ibbotson. the bbc understands that the remaining seven countries on england�*s red list will be removed. that means that arrivals from colombia, peru, panama, the dominican republic, haiti, venezuela and ecuador will not need to quarantine in a hotel. our transport correspondent caroline davies is at heathrow airport. what is likely to be announced, any further details? that what is likely to be announced, any further details?— further details? at the moment we don't have official _ further details? at the moment we don't have official confirmation - don�*t have official confirmation from the government, this is speculation, from inside sources about what is likely to happen. we don�*t have it confirmed dates of when the poli

. >> joining me now is civil rights attorney david henderson, also a former prosecutor.ut what we tell ourselves about our history. so let's listen to a clip from the film. >> no one on this civilian side, on the cob fed rat presidency was ever forced to concede and repudiate what they believed. and we allowed a group of people that waged an armed inrur section against the government to build statue to their heros. that has kept it alive. we have never solved the core problem of the civil war. >> how does the misinformation about the way the civil war is still taught distort ore perception of race in america today. >> two things i think come up. they all merge around one central theme. that is emotional energy is like any other type. it doesn't go away, but it can take different forms. pain for not acknowledging suffering can turn into hostility. at a time we're having so many debates about the way history is being taught in school and as we're picking the jury based on an 1863 citizens arrest law, i think it's critically important how we handle these types of discussion

he was hired by david henderson, despite not being licensed to carry passengers or trained to fly ata whole can of worms, keep very quiet." the court heard henderson ran a cowboy outfit, operating in a legal grey area. he will be sentenced next month. it just shows that this was all done for greed. there is no real reason to use gray charter when normal charter, genuine, legitimate charter, is so readily available. emiliano sala's family has welcomed today's guilty verdict but say they believe it is only one part in the puzzle of how the flight carrying him from france here to his new club in cardiff came to crash. they believe all the facts surrounding that flight are yet to be disclosed. they hope the full truth of how he came to die will become clear at his inquest, which takes place next year. hywel griffith, bbc news, cardiff. marcela mora y araujo is a argentine sportsjournalists in london. thank you so much forjoining us on an outside source. let me ask you first of all, what has the reaction ban in argentina to the events leading up to and after this trial? well, i think it's

he was hired by david henderson, despite not being licensed to carry passengers or trained to fly atms, keep very quiet." the court heard henderson ran a cowboy outfit, operating in a legal grey area. he will be sentenced next month. it just shows that this was all done for greed. there is no real reason to use gray charter when normal charter, genuine, legitimate charter, is so readily available. emiliano sala's family has welcomed today's guilty verdict but say they believe it is only one part in the puzzle of how the flight carrying him from france here to his new club in cardiff came to crash. they believe all the facts surrounding that flight are yet to be disclosed. they hope the full truth of how he came to die will become clear at his inquest, which takes place next year. hywel griffith, bbc news, cardiff. well, we can speak now to tim vickery, who's the bbc�*s south american football correspondent. hello there, ten. all of this coming just days before what would have been his 31st birthday. i mean, how is this news being received in his home argentina?— is this news being re

cardiff crown court heard how david henderson, who's from east riding of yorkshire, organised the flighte safety of an aircraft. food and drink firms are seeing "terrifying" price rises, a sector trade body has said, warning of a knock—on effect for consumers. the food and drink federation said that inflation is between 14% and 18% for hospitality firms amid rising wage, energy and commodity costs. the uk's rate of inflation was 3.2% in august and is expected to rise further. the cabinet minister michael gove had to be escorted by police in westminster this afternoon after anti—lockdown demonstrators attempted to surround him in the street. footage shared on social media showed mr gove being surrounded by officers after protesters approached him and began shouting. the met police said there had been no arrests following the incident, but will review the footage. it's a month since a volcano on one of spain's canary islands erupted, forcing thousands of people to leave their homes. now experts say they have no idea when eruptions will end. lava is still spewing on la palma, with close to

joining me, president of the national action network and host of "politicsnation," al sharpton, and david henderson start with you and play what the lawyer representing arbery's family had to say about the proceedings today. >> it's going to be difficult to find a group of people who never heard of the case. but certainly we want to be sure that the people who are added to the jury don't hold any bias, that people of color aren't being inappropriately stricken from the jury on the virtue of being of color alone. we want to see a fair, well-balanced jury. >> how much of a challenge, david, is jury selection going to be? >> it's an overwhelming challenge, yasmin. everyone thinks from watching tv that cases are won in closing arguments. they're not. they're won in jury selection. what's challenging here is you need at least two black people on that jury to have a fighting chance of getting a guilty verdict coming out of this trial. and the defense only has to pick one person who believes in carrying their guns, because southerners who carry their guns overwhelmingly tend to believe they can use their

we'll bring in david henderson, former prosecutor and the cnbc contributor. ut the "rust" movie set investigator. officials are zeroing in on the assistant director and armorer. they're looking at this with a possible involuntary manslaughter charge. how do you see this playing out? >> i think what they're doing is right. any time an innocent person is killed, there should be a serious investigation. with regard to seeing criminal charges, i think it's highly unlikely. involuntary manslaughter happens when you're committing a low level crime that results in someone's death without malice, like driving while intoxicated. it can happen if without due caution it can lead to death. i don't think it's likely to happen in this case. >> the word negligence, if someone is not found to have done their job, i'm not saying that's the case, where it to be proven, how can that play into a level of responsibility or criminal charges? >> i think it plays into a level of responsibility. you're hitting the nail on the head there. in a civil case if you have a duty to someone a

david henderson is here, cnbc contributor. they have the chance to transfer this trial to another location, knowing everybody in this town knows all about it the fact that they chose to stay here means they knew something about this process and this judge. >> is it taking longer, the process than usual for a murder case >> for a murder case, absolutely even in a state like texas, most judges would give you a day, an average to pick the jury at this rate, they have to go another week, maybe two, just to have a pool big enough to start selection. >> this isn't about familiarity with the case. it's about a perceived bias that's already engrained >> that's right, shep. basically, you have to be able to sit and be fair and impartial to participate in jury service if you're the defense, you want people who identify as law and order people the tough part is, if somebody shows up for jury duty and you ask, can you follow the law despite the fact that you have opinions about this case, they're always going to say yes. another way that

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back again kaitlan collins, david chalian, nia-malika henderson. over to you now because president biden got a lot more specific about his economic agenda. what's in it? what's out? what did we hear? >> yeah, don, our team has done great reporting what's going on behind closed doors in those negotiations but the president basically came out tonight and revealed a lot more specifics than we'd heard from democrats, the white house, from the president himself until tonight. a lot of things he confirmed is one, what he'd been reporting on is that his provision he really wanted in this bill, which is two or three years of free community college is out. and talking about the difficulty of getting senator sinema onboard. she said she has told him, period, she's opposed to doing that. they also talked about paid leave which they initially wanted 12 weeks, he did concede tonight it's going to be closer to 4 weeks. and one part he made a lot of news on is medicare expansion, the expansion of those benefits, which has been something the budget chairman senato

david henderson, who's 67 and seen here on the left, admitted trying to arrange a flight for a passengerotor company is investing more than £200 million in its halewood plant on merseyside, to build power units for electric vehicles. partly funded by the government, it will be the first dedicated factory, assembling components for electric cars in europe, safeguarding 500 jobs. our business correspondent ben king has the full story. ford has been making cars in north—west england for more than a century. but in nine years' time, the company will make petrol and diesel things of the past. the new era will be electric and it starts at this plant in halewood on merseyside. electric power units, motoring transmission in one, will start rolling off the production lines in 2024. this is our first investment in electrified components in europe. and 500 people we have in halewood today, and this will really secure the future of those jobs for the foreseeable future. so, great news for the people in halewood. it is a small part of ford's plan to go electric, a £230 million investment, some of whi

sala and the pilot david ibbotson died in the crash injanuary 2019. mr hendersonenger without valid permission or authorisation. police investigating the killing of sir david amess have been gathering cctv from shops and businesses near the home of his alleged killer. cctv footage from a convenience store in north london shows a man believed to be the main suspect in the case walking towards gospel 0ak 0verground station. 25—year—old ali harbi ali is being held under the terrorism act and officers have until friday to question him. nhs england has announced that children aged 12 to 15 will be able to get vaccinated at national hubs — not just at school. this follows concern over the recent increase in cases in schools and colleges. it's hoped they'll be a large up—take over vaccines during the half—term holidays. while in scotland, the national clinical director said the government was "on track" to get everyone boosted six months after their second dose. while in wales, 10,000 pupils missed school last week for covid reasons. geoff barton is the general secretary

david henderson arranged a pilot and the light aircraft which came down of the english channel injanuarye months later. those defects are surely connected. hardly surprising given that this family want answers and we are seeing some light being shown on perhaps the dubious hinterland of the beautiful game. the big story in argentina, even though at the time of his death he was not particularly well known in the country. that's because he made his career abroad, but his story is so easy for argentines to identify with, if such an argentine story. at football obsessed country, this is a young man who grew up in a small town in the middle of nowhere who followed a dream. and it up perhaps with more hard work and dedication and was really making that dream come true. hejust hit the really making that dream come true. he just hit the jackpot it seemed with this move to the premier league. it's also so easy to identify with that heartbreaking message that he recorded from the plane. you really get an insight into the different emotions swirling around the young man's head at that moment. he re

john henderson, l g, 0, chicago, to american scientists have been awarded this. he has no been price for medicine. david julius and odd impact of 14 were a single dot for their discovery from receptors for temperature and touch. and nobel committee secretary general, call the discoveries crucial to our survival. i mean, the 1st of all, i think it's a very basic scientific discovery because it explains the north. i mean, it picks down so we can seem to have these feelings on the scheme. and actually also these pressure is up to saudi, involved in a lot of things being torn on the war against like when you extend the norm where the storm, if you close your eyes to see the sens cooled. roku st. paul, we say for some stockholm that was expectation that the prize would be even more timely, great expectation that it would be awarded to those who develop the m r n. a vaccines used in the fight against coven 19. in fact, we had a protest here. it's a nobel form by a group protesting against by on tech, not sharing its formula with the vaccine produces in developing countries. but that have been happy because th

henderson al jazeera, bent in harbor michigan. ah, again, i'm fully battle with the headlines on al jazeera. the british conservative m p, david amos has died after being stabbed repeatedly. he was meeting members of his constituency in a church, when a man reportedly entered and attacked him. i suspect has been arrested. john hall has moved from london at a certain point some time before mid day. a man is said to have walked into the belford methodist church in leon, see with a knife stabbing mister amos multiple times. police were swiftly called, of course they released a statement, not long afterwards. essex police saying that arrived at the scene at 12 o 5. following reports of a stabbing. they had arrested a man at the scene along with a knife. that man, we believe is a 25 year old, a young man who has now according to essex police, been arrested and charged on suspicion of murder. security sauces in afghanistan say at least 37 people have been killed and another 70 wounded after the largest shia mosque in the southern city of kandahar came under attack. it happened during friday prays they are unconfirmed reports of 3 ex

henderson, al jazeera, bent in harbor michigan. ah, again, i'm fully battle with the headlines on al jazeera, the british conservative m p. david amos has died after being stabbed repeatedly. he was meeting members of his constituency in a church, when a man reportedly entered and attacked him. i suspect has been arrested. john hall has moved from london at a certain point some time before mid day. a man is said to have walked into the belford methodist church in leon, see with a knife. so.

henderson, al jazeera benton harbor, michigan. ah okay. lane stories, the sound now an under of parliament from the case governing conservative party has died after being stabbed several times. 16 year old david amos was meeting members of the public at a church and leon see when a man entered and attacked him. 25 year old has been arrested on suspicion of madame a 25 year old man was arrested immediately at the scene on suspicion of murder. he remains in custody a noise.

henderson, al jazeera, bent in harbor michigan. ah, lane stories the south and under of parliament from the case governing conservative party has died after being stabbed several times. 16 year old david amos was meeting members of the public at a church and leon see when a man entered and attacked him. 25 year old has been arrested on suspicion of madame a 25 year old man was arrested immediately at the scene on suspicion of murder. he remains in custody. a noise was also recovered at the scene . the investigation? is it, it's very early stages and is being led by offices from the specialist counter terrorism command. we made it clear at the time of the incident that we did not believe there was any immediate further threat to anyone else in the area. it will be for investigator to determine whether or not this is a terrorist incident, but as always, i will keep an open mind. at least 41 people have been killed and dozens wounded and an attack in afghanistan. it happened during friday prayers at the largest shia mosque in the southern city of kandahar. believe there were multiple explosions. kandahar is afghanistan, 2nd largest city, and considered the birthplace of the taliban. mean