month no consideration, demetri stayed up there, he went to a meeting so i'm filled up with this olderwhite dude who had been there aa long time i remember it was him who gave me a wake-up call, there is an incident where everyone was lockdown, i'm on the phone with my mom and i'm trying my best, chicago public school education trying to do my best to explain, they kept saying how to someone never arrested get years in prison? forget that, how does someone use the presence of three black boys to get to this? i can't answer these questions, i'm still a baby, i can't answer these questions. they said let me talk to you and he was like i don't understand what you are doing, you're playing basketball chest and office stuff, you're in the basketball and chess club? let me read your paperwork so you read it and mentioned the witness who came up, there for almost the entire thing, whose testimony never got there. >> never got there and wrote a statement so he had like a three sentence note in my paperwork i never paid attention to so that's when i started to write one who is representing him.

. ♪ nada: journalists maria and demetri won the nobel peace prize for their fights to defend freedomession in the philippines and russia. here they are at the official awds ceremony today. >> i did not know if i was going to be here today. every day, i lived with the real threat of spending the rest of my life in jail because i am a journalist. when i go home, i have no idea what the future holds. but it is worth the risk. the destruction has already happened. now, it is time to build, to create the world we want. >> i am not afraid. it is the most common question to my colleagues. but this is an admission. as governments continually improve the past, journalists try to improve the future. so this award is for all true jourlism. nada: in indonesia, heavy rains and flooding have made relief and rescue efforts more difficult following a volcanic eruption last week that killed at least 45 people. thousands were left homeless. search operations continue as some people are sll missing. our correspondent reports from east java. >> homes decimated. they were standing in the path of the erup

demetri? i suppose the professional journalist of their goods. i her eggs, birds are they work with her silly of the day? debases with big day her there in the field, very urban corporate with insiders, but i don't like the reader to the hebrew. don't read any more. they can't. you should thank neither her own allies for information. we need to have that, the myrtle teach them how they should read. what is the global solution was the global mechanism. that's what we need to do. i think that's why the nobel committee chose journalists at this point in time, you know, and, and just like post hiroshima post world war 2 new global structures must come in place. you know, it, after world war 2 is the united nations. and then the universal declaration of human rights. thank you, sir. much. 33. thank you. yes, we've come to the end of our show. thank you so much to maria, theresa and dmitri moore at all be 2021 nobel peace prize. laurie, it's thank you to our audience here at oslo feel i have a whole team with who if america held up a mirror to itself,

the people that go through the system [inaudible] when there was a mistrial me and my codefendant demetrirealize the remaining codefendant in the appeal. when you go somewhere and if you know what that conversation is, it's not going to be good. we want to go ahead and proceed. we will try twice. first, the police report wasn't testified to, so the state moved to new charges and we requested a mistrial. >> they said i know he can't win and you would think it was over with but it wasn't. so we try again. we get back up to the second trial. a good and well this didn't make sense. which i think we need to talk about as well. a panelist's attorney, got paid when the case was closed. so look, you said it happened on the first trial. let's get this over with. your good kids and all of this. i knew it didn't make sense. i'm looking across at my mother. the ring goals of anger on our forehead were tattooed in and i knew that this guy wasn't making any sense. [inaudible] i was responsible for that and was going to pay it back. i thought if i could get it over with we went to trial, never impeached

important forks in the road came when there was a mistrial and a retrial and me and my codefendant demetrirealized his own family was able to hire an attorney. you know what the conversation is and it's not going to be good. we want to go ahead and proceed. we would try twice the first ended in a mistrial because again the police report wasn't testified to so the state moved to the charges before we went to the jury and we asked and requested a mistrial. a. >> they said i know i can't winr with, but it wasn't. so we tried again. this didn't make any sense. where's your defense, for what facts? he was a panelist attorney you could see the incentive for wanting to get it over with. i think the mistake could be over with. i'm looking across i knew he wasn't making any sense about the trial strategy. i was responsible for that and i was going to pay it back. i thought if i could get it over with and get my act together so we went to trial, never impeached. the trial strategy was a no defense strategy. at 17, 18 they couldn't prove the case. going into ain trial like that e case is sort of a st