a man by the name of gary dunn.aid do you know who he is? he said yes. he was one of the neighbors to nona dirksmeyer. >> gary dunn, a neighbor of known as. he was among that handful of men who had been questioning and cleared by police. steffy new that done certainly would've had the opportunity to kill. his bedroom window look to actually across the small parking lot unknown's bedroom window. now he had to get that man's dna. >> how do you do that? >> i asked him for. >> and he said? yes >> basically. i asked him if he'd be willing to give me his fingerprints. and i said, if i can roll them out, they are done. >> but there was a problem. to get that sample tested, he needed to get the cash strapped jones family to pay for it. i first kevin's mother hesitated, the test costing about $600. but the investigator insisted. what did she say? >> eventually she said something like, oh, shucks, it's just money. >> so she paid for it. and what a good investment it turned out to be. because because weeks later, steffy got a

sarahjayne dunn's mandy has been a regularface on hollyoaks for much of the last 25 years. has now been asked to leave the channel 4 soap because last month she began posting on only fans, a highly successful subscription site for over—18s, where individuals sell images or videos to paying subscribers. the site is best known for its explicit adult content. it can be extremely lucrative. it's not just about financial matters at all but obviously it's a factor, i'd be lying if i said that money wasn't part of this, but actually it's very much about the empowerment and taking control over my choices, my body, my decision. she insists that the images she posts are non—explicit, the kind of pictures she previously would have posted on her instagram. lime pictures, the company that makes hollyoaks, said... in itself it actually sounds like it's kind of pro—feminist. cultural commentator dr katie edwards believes that whatever the style of only fans pictures, they still have a negative effect. for young people to see the way that people can get attention and the way that people ca

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dunn will vote no on h.r. 5376. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mrs. bustos of illinois. i inform the house that mrs. bustos will vote yes on h.r. 5376. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from north daght seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. gonzalez of ohio, i inform the house that mr. gonzalez will vote no on h.r. 53776. -- 5376. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from arizona seek recognition? mr. stanton: as the member designated by mrs. kirkpatrick, i inform the house that mrs. kirkpatrick will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from oklahoma seek recognition? mr. lucas: as the member designated by mr. burgess, i inform the house that mr. burgess will vote no on h.r. 5376. >> as the member designated by ms. roybal-allard, i inform the house that ms. roybal-allard will vote yes on h.r. 5376. the speaker pro tempore:

. >> reporter: for angler william big wil dunn, the water feels like home.ld jaron williams, it'so different story. you've never been on a boat? >> no, ma'am, not at all. i'm very scared. >> reporter: dunn has taken thousands of kids fishing over the past dozen years. >> i grew up in a rough school and i was a pretty rough kid when i was their age. i still remember days i went out with my dad. >> reporter: a mission that began with a neighbor child whose dad wasn't around. >> it was a joy seeing the child catch a fish he never caught in his life. >> reporter: soon he was investing in in other teens. many like 11 reeledy jayden are without fathers. >> you get this feeling of freedom when you do it. it's really special to be out here. >> reporter: all are in need. what is your reward? >> my reward is -- i'm sorry -- if i could just be a light for one kid, it's worth it all, just one more. >> reporter: for jaron, lessons beyond on how to real one in. >> patience is key. >> reporter: necessary when fishing, sexual for life. janet shamlian, cbs news, clearwater,

capitol on january 6th, officer harry dunn's memory of the day's horror hasn't faded. . >> you see yourgauging in hand-to-hand combat, people striking them, hitting them with flag poles. them with gas masks on throwing canisters of gas at us. i had never seen anything like that. >> reporter: dunn saw his fellow officers attacked at the platform. . >> that's where i started assisting them in the deconning process, wiping blood off them, pouring water in their eyes, getting them in some kind of -- just ready to jump back into the fight. >> reporter: nearby u.s. capitol police sergeant led officers to the capitol steps. . >> we were being surrounded. >> reporter: what did it look like to you? >> chaos. >> reporter: both officers are angered by what happened that day and the members of congress downplaying the congress. it is part of why they agreed to testify before the house select face face-to-face with some of the very people they protected that day. >> you're going to die. >> not only did i put my life on the line to help them escape, which they did, along with the other officers -- i'

i saw you talking to my two friends, karen dunn and robbie kaplan. you know, when they took on that case against the neo-nazis and the white supremacists coming out of charlottesville, you know, a lot of people were sort of scratching their heads. i remember talking to both of them, particularly karen, whom i have known and she has worked for me and i admire her greatly, about why they were doing it. you know, it was very simple. somebody had to do it. we have got to end impunity. we have to hold people accountable for their actions, particularly when those actions threaten our way of life, our rule of law, our future as a democracy. so i am determined to continue to speak out, to do whatever i can. in fact, in the book we wrote, "state of terror," as you know, there is a plot against the country by people who truly want to turn the clock back. they believe that the progress we've made on all kinds of civil rights and human rights, the cultural changes that have taken place, are so deeply threatening that they want to stage a coup. now, think about i

. >> marsha dunn, your line is open. >> oh, hello, good morning. this is marsha dunn, at the ap. for either shane or megan or both of you, i'd like to hear your take on how the movie making meant while you were up on the space station. what was it like welcoming an acting and director on board with limited training and how involved with you while they were there and did it interfere with your work? and tourist visits since there seem to be some coming up. >> thank you for your question. we had limited action with the actor and director on the russian segment. they were pleasant people. nice to see new faces and we had group dinners and enjoyed hearing their stories and sharing our stories with them. we know the russian cosmonauts were working sort of round the clock to help with the movie making, it was a tremendous workload for them, but minimal for us. they did have an agreement to spend a little bit of time on the russian-- excuse me on the u.s. segment and we escorted them for that little time. for us, minimal impact we don't have a good gauge how that would go if something w

case was argued for the plane to buy two very high powered attorney where brenda kaplan and karen dunn, they took this case on the nonprofit group integrity first for america. it has been a long four-year process since the events of 2017, to bring all of this to flourishing. but today, they set up to do what they said they would do and what they spent all this effort on, all of this deeply deeply emotional fraud effort to get done. >> joining us now live from charlottesville are karen dunn and roberta kaplan, the two plaintiffs lawyers in this case. karen and robert, i thank you for being here. i imagine you are exhausted, this is been a long trial. >> i think that's fair to say rachel, thanks for having. us >> so it was something like three dozen witnesses on your side. three dozen and a half weeks of testimonies up against all of these defendants. some of them tried to pretend the case wasn't happening. and there was a default judgment against some of them. i want to ask you about all of. that it has been such a difficult time for the plaintiffs to have to get back through all of thi

. >> reporter: for angler william big will dunn, the water feels like home.year-old jaron williams, it's a different story. >> you have never been an a boat? >> no, ma'am, not at all. i am very scared. >> reporter: dunn has taken thousands of kids fishing. >> i was a pretty rough kid when i was their age. i still remember days when i oent went out with my dad. >> a mission that began with a neighbor child whose dad wasn't around. >> it was like a joy seeing this little boy catch a fish he never caught in his life. >> reporter: soon, he was digging into savings to invest into other teens. many, like 11-year-old jayden, are without fathers. >> you just get, like, this feeling of freedom when you do it. you know? it's really special to be out here. >> reporter: all are in need. what is your reward? >> my reward is -- sorry -- if i could just be a light for one kid, it's worth it all. >> reporter: for jaron, lessons beyond how to reel one in. >> patient is key. >> right? >> yes, ma'am. >> reporter: necessary when fishing, essential for life. janet shamlian, cbs n

pollution board says the air quality index exceeds hazardous levels and a partial corona virus loc dunn's begun in the netherlands, which is expected to last 3 weeks. from saturday restaurants shops must close early, and spectators are banned from big events. and the government's recommending no more than 4 visitors in any whole new infections or to record higher reaching more than 16000 daily cases on friday. witness is next. good bye. with when people need to be hide with crunching was founded on blood with exclusive interviews and in depth reports. if the families that are teaching each other health research, not really the authority al jazeera, has teams on the ground liquid rubbing shot up into the year as well as the chemicals being released. when you reward will document trees and light meas, a lot of them. i mean, things like what if it wasn't me, let me see the okay, do you want to go quarter to? i wouldn't. okay. well, i know the bottom of about this in terms of the people's, like muslims have developed quite as confused as you know my duty. i don't think what i was calling for.

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caller: it's bobby dunn, thank you. my problems are dead zones. i travel from michigan to arizona, and when i get to new mexico and i need a charger, will there be a charger there? guest: that was the entire purpose of this infrastructure bill, the put more chargers and locations, particularly the dead zones. you don't really need government to put charging stations in southern california, where there are a lot of people, a lot of vehicles, and a lot of incentive for companies to put charging stations in there and make money. you need to put them in places like rural new mexico, where there are not electric vehicles going past, but there are enough and when there are some, they will need it. that's the purpose of the infrastructure bill and putting in these charging stations. the number is a drop in the bucket compared to what we need, but compared to what carmakers are doing -- another issue, people who live in apartments. i have a garage, i can charge an ev no problem. in an apartment with a parking lot, if i had an ev, i would be out of luck. i

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. >> this is marsha dunn, for shane or megan or both of you, i would like to hear your take on how the moviemaking went, what was it like welcoming and actor and director on board, how involved for you while you were there, how do you think it bodes for future tourist visits? >> thanks and good morning. we had a very limited interaction with the actor and director that name up to film the movie. they were very pleasant people, it was nice for us to see some new faces. they were very friendly, we did have some group dinners with all of us together. it was enjoyable hearing some of their stories and sharing some of our stories with them. we were working around-the-clock to help with the moviemaking, and it was at tremendous workbook for them, but minimal or us. -- for us. they agreed to spend a little bit of time of the u.s. segment, so we escorted them for that little bit of time. for us there was minimal impact. we don't have a good gauge on how that would go if something like that were to occur on the u.s. segment. we certainly saw how hard our russian colleagues were working, and hop

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custody overnight on saturday, after security forces rated his home era condemned the actions of su dunn's military jurors in the us will begin deliberations on tuesday in the trial of col. rittenhouse, who's accused of murder after killing 2 people at racial justice protests. he says he was acting in self defense from hender and reports from kenosha, where the trial is taking place. the jury for kyle written out must now declare the teenager a defender or a provocative tour. it will be for you to determine whether the defendant is guilty or not guilty. as to each of the offenses charged or submitted. there is no question of the main facts. 17 year old cow rittenhouse carried an assault rifle to a black lives matter protest and killed. 2 men in injured. a 3rd 12 jurors will now decide if he was justified. this case is not a gay. it is my client's life. we don't play fast and loose with the facts. pretending that mister rosen bomb was citizen, a number one, dad. he was a bad man. he was there. he was causing trouble. he was a writer and my client had to deal with them that night alone in th

we call reaction from april chapman, a political activist dunn's mother for she thinks the government has taken a step to far they for steve, credible threats where parents are saying we're going to cause bodily harm to the school board or to dis, administrator. if you don't stop, then, then there are local officials that can investigate that. but i don't believe this . what's happening here. what we have here is an administration that wants to overstep their boundaries and they want to instill fear and intimidation and parents. and i mean, i want point parents to send their children so their local school and the children would come home educated in the basics that time will be seated in the past couple of years. we have seen a deterioration in what our children are learning. our children are coming out less educated, but they're coming out more indoctrinated. politics has in infused itself into local school curriculums in such a way that children actually come out with world views that are not useful or helpful for them in the future. but rather they're coming out with world views wh

the pressure on people to get their co but shelves. several you nations are introducing partial loc dunn's for the on vaccinated or limiting their access to key services in the czech republic. the measures how sparked public fury with thousands protesting on prague central were the bach is also targeting the screws on the, on jobs, barring them from large events and requiring testing in workplaces. and as we can see, that house and gone down well in the roughest lava and in germany, daily infections have had a record high. berlin is expected at some stage today to impose new restrictions or europe correspondent peter, all of her can take us through what set to change. it looks like we are going to see new measures nall change in germany when it comes to covered restrictions that would allow the 60 states in the individual governance in those states to strengthen, to tighten those restrictions. should they feel that they are necessary? what that bare minimum, that national bare minimum could look like is being called the 2 g plus method. now to g was the way in which only the vaccinated. an

and we will watch with great interests just to see what happens with mr. dunn shanker and what he might unveiling. it could be a red letter day for everyone to watch. appreciate on media legal analyst along with a pleasure. thank you sir. the u. s. military has concluded a bought stone strike. you remember this in afghanistan in august was not unlawful and showed no sign of negligence. that despite the strike killing 10 civilians including 7 children, not a single terrorist, the u. s. air force inspector general announced the probes findings. the investigation found no violation of law including the law of war. did find execution errors confirmed by confir may or are combined with confirmation bias and communication. greg, the breakdowns that regrettably lead to a civilian casualties that turns tactless. one of the final acts of the us war in afghanistan, the pentagon 1st claim did a taken out an imminent threat and that it didn't appear to involve any civilian casualties. blue. busy ah, the samples inspector general said his report on the strike will remain classified because it contai

are reporting from cartoon in sir dunn here with the news. our on al jazeera, there is plenty more head, including the yays are 228, and the names are 206 long delayed to win for president joe biden. as the u. s. congress passed his trillion dollar infrastructure bill. we see ecologist turning back time to re wild central ireland. p fog. novak joke of its can. and the year at the world back tennis player later jama will tell you how coming up and for ah, but 1st hungary as prime minister, victor or bon is on a one day visit to bosnia herzegovina for a meeting with leader miller. i don't think it comes after the bosnian serb leader doll. dick announced plans to establish a separate army within the country. now that violates the 1995, dayton peace agreement which ended the 3. the more than 3 are a conflict. don't take one's republic. briscoe, a state like entity which makes up about half of the country to govern itself. let's get an update jamal. tell you i was joining us from sarah. so you have. oh, so what is the latest in this ongoing tensio

over how to deal with the problem. angus dunn's government says it's foiled a qu, days before parliamentary elections and it's for african football leaders. vote in favor of holding more regular world cups . the confederation of african football is backing the fee for president plan to stage the finals every 2 years. ah good. have a company welcome to the news or we begin with breaking news that the world health organization has held an emergency meeting and announced a new variant of concern keeping with convention the highly mutated variant, 1st identified in south africa, has been called, omni cron. belgium has now confirmed europe's 1st case. countries across the world are rushing to bring in new travel restrictions banning, travel to and from southern africa. joan hall begins our coverage. it's the news. no one wanted to hear the discovery of a new covey. the very 1st identified in south africa has hit the world's stock markets. as concern grows about a new global threat, scientists say its attributes could make it significantly more dangerous than the prevailing delta variant. w jose

will not, is it from me for know dunn's here at the top with more of the big stories affecting your world vis friday? do hope you can join him then. good bye and have a great weekend ah, to produce with cells form the double membranes structures which i like sex, which capture, pushes the cytoplasm and then deliver them to water, the incinerator of the cell, the license for degradation. so that's what we'll talk with me. and he's really something that cause right on police report, it's an all cash in december 2020, a group of anti finishes. sell out a film crew access for 3 months. so if people are organization, if an idea that is a must be a pose a channel out the gate while they may come with that. but he says, but they can say what they believe in. we believe in helping our community. we believe that fascism is one of the major threats to the united states has gotten reuben, this is a chance to see who and teeth are really are in order for me to extract my 1st amendment right and say that my life matter, i have to be on to the t for that, that's how america we can't trust the police. w

tom dunn, these scotland and i went with that's where i'm shocked and he said, oh yeah. well, apparently you went from there dandies look down the gauntlet and so i went up to jesse armstrong and i said, what's going on for 9 episodes? i've been playing this character and now you tell me i'm from my home town. he said, oh yeah, we started be a little surprised. that's a hell of a bloody surprise. but i know i've been playing it somebody's. it's ok, it's ok you. you left sunday when you were very young and you came.

presidential hopefuls around 40 opposition figures have been detained since june, leaving president dunn. it'll take a poise to win a 4th term. now, some people are leaving the country to avoid detention or being forced to vote. as you see, newman reports now from the border with casa rehab. he is young. i still owe tallow lives in costa rica, only a few meters from the nicaraguan border on their failing, where he found these, nicaragua, it used to be a row of wooden posts. they've all been removed. so we calculate the border from this tree all the way over there. starting at dawn, nicaragua, to begin crossing into costa rica through the porous border men, women and children making their way through the mud rainy season makes the track far more difficult. but the main challenge is making sure they are caught before crossing the border. this is what they call a bundle sable or blind spot in a little border crossing. and it's from here that the nicaraguan migrants come in, some of them lose their shoes. some of them a lot more, but they're not hiding from the costa rican police. are hiding

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joining me now are the attorneys for the charlottesville plaintiffs, roberta kaplan and karen dunn.ch for coming to "the sunday show" and it is great to see you, my friends. it has been a very long time. thank you for coming to "the sunday show." >> thank you for having us. >> roberta, we sat down for an interview in my podcast at the washington post four years ago after you and karen were hired by the integrity for america, a nonprofit civil rights organization that helped to support the lawsuit. you were using the 1871 -- i think the klan law, to bring this suit. talk about that law and why it was so important for the suit you both brought. >> so the ku klux klan after 1871 basically means what it says. it was a law passed by the reconstructionist congress after the civil war to stop the violent lynchings that were being done, perfect picture, during the rise of the kkk. and what happened in charlottesville, let me back up, it is one of the very few civil rights laws that applies to private conduct as opposed to governmental conduct. and our argument and our case was that what hap

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people, there is a question of whether or not more charges will come considering he unloaded down dunn'slive streamed. and they tell fox news that they are outraged that brooks was released over and over again considering his violent criminal past. most recently he was just released on a thousand dollars bond november 11th even though we had an active warrant in a state of nevada and was released that he allegedly ran over the mother of his child. we are at the court and will keep you updated on the first appearance in the criminal case, charles. >> charles: how do you prevent this type of tragedy from happening again? in big cities using garbage trucks, police cars to secure parade routes, does that need to be done everywhere? bringing in retired police senate andy sutton with me now. before we get to that, we will head to the hearing that will be live streamed, what can we expect? obviously everyone has to be embarrassed on the prosecutor side that this man was allowed to commit such a heinous act. >> this was a very clear fear of the policies of the county district attorney chisholm,

quite frankly i don't care to be morally judge, by dunn winds, low or a living in a z.e sewer that is twitter. it doesn't bother me one bit, they can continue to say whatever they want to say. >> i am presuming that one knows that write a book called republican rescue, if one is not at least toying with the idea of running in 2024. i'm further assuming that anyone thinking of running in 24, probably has pulling out, and i want to ask you, what do you see as your path forward, in a party that top to bottom, has sold out to donald trump, and there's every indication that come primary season, it's going to go to who can be the trumpiest? >> brian, i'm not making any judgments now about a path to the presidency. what i'm trying to do now is get the house of representatives back. and the senate back in 2022. and electors is many republican governors as we, can that's what's spent most of my time, on from a political perspective, co-chair of the victory fun for the rid of governors -- i will tell you this, i disagree with the premise of your question in this respect. there's

. >> on that point, you know capitol police officer harry dunn who is called the and word by riotersp as a hero, yet the brave men and women who fought and defended the capitol on january 6th have to continue to fight just for the truth to be told about that day. why do you think the conservative right is praising kyle rittenhouse, but obstructing efforts to find the truth out about january 6th? >> they are doing so because it gives them information to extend the violence that they want to extend, through policy, behavior, model creation, making sure the proud boys and neo-nazis have the pathway to follow. this is all about setting themselves up for the future. we are at the final years of a long-standing gop plan to get rid of our rights, our freedoms, and make sure that fundamentally a right supremacy social order is maintained. they want to make sure that they i.n.s. the people who help them convey that message, and they want to make sure that they push aside any messages or truth that may look them as hypocritical and problematic as they truly are. the truth coming out of january

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karen dunn, one of the plaintiff attorneys summing it up saying you can't just yell and waive your armsthe cracking of skulls. this was not a hypothetical thing. natalie romero actually had her skull fractured. she's a uva student who said she thought she was going to die during that rally. she testified during the trial. the defense for its part said plaintiffs did not show a conspiracy here. one of their attorneys summing it up this way, saying the fact that these guys know each other, talk to each other and they say all kinds of ridiculous things, and believe all kinds of ridiculous things, not even ridiculous, offensive, deeply offensive, even dangerous things. none of that proves a conspiracy. now, again, this is a civil trial. as you say, they are asking for millions of dollars in damages. we have a rundown of what they're asking for here. plaintiff seeking $7 million to $10 million for each of the plaintiffs hit by james fields' car and $3 million to $5 million for each plaintiff injured in other ways. and punitive damages. keep in mind that would be something that could never, e

tonight, one of the coldest nights we have seen so far this season, dropping to 47 in the city, dunn to 42 in fremont. widespread 30's in the north bay. even in inland east bay locations, concord down to 41 degrees. frost advisory will be in at 3:00 a.m. for the east bay valley, including walnut creek, lynnmore, stretching thru brentwood. tepts will likely drop into the upper 30's. that means frost will number r form on some vegetation. if you have some plants and pets outside bring them indoors. it's a chilly night out there. future tracker temperatures. by 8:00 a.m. have the winter jacket with you. we're climbing through the 40's. by the afternoon we'll see a lot of sunshine out there. comfortable temperatures back into the 60's we go. highs across the region tomorrow. enjoy the sunshine. 63 in the city. 65 in oakland. loas to average for this time of year. 66 in san jose. 68 in santa rosa. 66 in napa. if you're traveling across california tomorrow, no worries. tons of sunshine. windy in southern california where there will be a red flag warning starting tomorrow evening around l.a

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dunn >> let's talk finally about the treatment arising again.dn't be as necessary as it is but given that it is, and given that this is the situation we find ourselves in. the washington boys will change the pandemic and they can't and it alone, experts who are thrilled with two powerful new medicines worried that the enthusiasm for the idea of the, treatments will distract in preventing illness in the first. place i wonder if you share that word. >> yes there got an interesting drugs but they only are going to be effective if they are given very very early on in the illness. because it is only affecting the virus replication face. so as the illness proceeds, then you get a host inflammatory response, and the drugs will be much much, less effective. so the thing that i am worried about is the wrong message going to be sent just to say, hey. i don't get the vaccine but i'll just take the drug and said if i get. so it doesn't work that way. the drugs are not a guaranteed by any means and you have to give it super early on in the course of infectio

karen dunn, one of the plaintiff's attorneys, she reminded jurors of a text message between chris cantwellst. the text message said the following from cantwell. i'm willing to risk a lot from our cause including violence and incarc incarceration. i want to coordinate and make sure it is worth it for our cause. now, at the end of the day here, jurors have to consider a preponderance of evidence. so basically what that means is jurors have to ask themselves, is there a 51% chance or greater that they heard enough evidence to convict these defendants on these particular types of charges. and so that gives them a lot of wiggle room here, just 51% leaves the door really wide open here. guys, back to you. >> yeah, a lot of important trials going on right now that the country is watching. jason carroll, thank you for the important announcement from charlottesville. >>> we have breaking news. more than half a century after the assassination of civil rights leader malcolm x, two men accused in his killing have been exonerated. we're live outside that courthouse. the new sensodyne repair and protect

we have an incredible legal team led by karen dunn, robbie kaplan and so many others.ffs, nine charlottesville community members who were grievously injured, some during the torch march on friday night, and many during the violence on saturday including and especially the car attack where so many of our plaintiffs were very significantly injured. and so the idea here is a simple one. that if there is racist, anti-semitic violence, there needs to be accountability. that was all the more important when the doj led by then attorney general jeff sessions seemed unlikely to pursue these sorts of cases with any enthusiasm. and so we were incredibly proud to support the plaintiffs in bringing this case in october 2017 and it took four years nearly to the day to get this to trial for a number of reasons, including discovery challenges with some of the defendants, covid, a global pandemic. but we got here and certainly the verdict today sends a resounding clear message about this sort of accountability. >> it sounds like there will be material ramifications for the defendants a