man: they came from hackensack. they came from englewood.just because they heard somethingwas going to go on and they wanted todestroy our town. it's true.we're gonna pay for this. they're not gonna pay for it. gervonn: the narrativethat you have, all these other people comingin is such a misnomer. and we see that time and timeagain to justify what happened. woman: it doesn't happen here.we are an interracial town. people moved tothis town because they want to live in this town. gervonn: people say, oh,they were just agitators. you know,people from the outside. no, the people that livedhere were angry. they were upset. the issue was not youngpeople turning over cars. charles: the issue is ayoung man that was shot in hisback. paul: from the perspectiveof the kids, they were frustratedand whether the frustration manifesteditself through teaneck kids or from outside people thatwere here to cause trouble, to this day, i don't know. my concern was that peoplewere upset and angry. and this incident might havebeen the culm

humanitarian core door that was used in this deal, that is wall ukrainian forces used to launch in hackensack. stop where we saw 9 unmanned aerial vehicles as well as 7 autonomy marine drones were launched on to sub a sample. this is a terrorist attack that we're discussing earlier of russia's black sea fleets managed to avert them about some of the ships that there was some damage. and russia said, hey, we can no longer provide the security. and also, as we know now from russia's defense ministry, they have information that there will be held by british navy specialists in particular. and i'll quote here. so british navy specialists located in the city of chalk, it were sponsible for training and preparing ukrainian soldiers from the 70. so it's special center for maritime operations to carry out this attack. instead of a supple what they call a russian calling a terrorist. the site and those same navy specialists are the ones that russia is now saying help ukrainians in the north from one end, nordstrom, to gas pipelines, explosions that we saw about rendered both of those pipelines and tha

. >> to brigham county families sat in a hackensack courtroom today, each searching for a different definitionf justice. already, there are problems. the courtroom is small, and supporters of the victims family are complaining about not being allowed inside. >> it increases the tension. the family was asked to sit with the spa family, which we objected to because we felt that was in substantive. >> it looks like no one was around me, but my daughter -- i looked on his side, and it looked like his whole family was there. >> the way they had us sit, there was one guy that was sitting here. i think he worked for the court. that one guy separated us from -- i would -- children or something like that. it was just bizarre. >> i didn't even want to look that way. but when i look, i saw fury. when i saw all that -- i said we don't have a chance. >> so, the prosecution's case was really built on a dual strategy. you had eyewitnesses to the incident and then you had the forensic evidence. >> the prosecution helped present i what mrs. telling from their perspective what they saw happen here. >> it was li

reporter: live now at the courthouse in hackensack, where the closing arguments are underway. ben: the defense said gary spath's life was in danger. the prosecution said phillip pannell's life was taken recklessly. galantucci: he had his hand in his pocket. he was coming around and he was going to shoot me. glenn: all that matters is those hands were in the air. they weren't near a pocket. they weren't near a gun. they were up. ben: now, tomorrow, the 12 jurors will deliberate the case. judge: a person is guilty of reckless manslaughter if a person recklessly causes the death of another human being. thelma: i looked at the judge, then i looked and it was all white jury. i just prayed and hoped to get justice for my son. (music) research shows that people remember ads with young people having a good time. so to help you remember that liberty mutual customizes your home insurance, here's a pool party. look what i brought! liberty mutual! they customize your home insurance... so you only pay for what you need! ♪young people having a good time with insurance.♪ ♪young people.♪ ♪goo

who was a stalwart and loyal, but apparently knows the guy well enough to know,, like no way in hackensackng that. because that is gonna get me legal exposure. he doesn't do it, but he does find lawyers who do who now have had to retain lawyers because they are now exposed for having certified to the government that it is all there when it wasn't. >> yeah this was a smart move by alex cannon. he will, there will perhaps be some testimony that the doj would perhaps like from him that might be privileged. but there will be plenty of what he knew, conversations he had with others and what he observed. they will not be privileged. that also might very well be subject to the crime fraud exception. therefore, we'll be you know testimony that he can give so you are right it stands and,,. ,, contrast to other lawyers who we have heard about who have, you, know signed at the stations that he was apparently willing to do. so the question is, what did alex cannon know? when did you know it? what conversations we have? those are all being trusted to department of justice. >> well, in a formal legal ti

the pictures of the capitol and candidates on the campaign trail as we hear from mark in hackensack, jersey, independent, good morning. caller: good morning. two points, please. number one, there are currently over 300 americans being killed every day because of fentanyl and other drugs. biden and the democrats are knowingly letting over our border. number two, a father of three in new york who was visiting his son at college was murdered because the new york democrats and the governor have been releasing violent criminals. he was murdered because of that veil, low cash bail. by the way, to the caller who spoke about philadelphia, the governor plans to release one third of the prison population if he gets elected. let to them. host: indiana, democrat, good morning, you are next. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. longtime viewer. i love this show. it is my favorite. thank you for c-span and c-span2 and 3. i wanted to talk about the economy. some people say we have deflation. i would not consider this to be inflation. i consider inflation when the dollar is evaluated

the pictures of the capitol and candidates on the campaign trail as we hear from mark in hackensack, jersey, independent, good morning. caller: good morning. two points, please. number one, there are currently over 300 americans being killed every day because of fentanyl and other drugs. biden and the democrats are knowingly letting over our border. number two, a father of three in new york who was visiting his son at college was murdered because the new york democrats and the governor have been releasing violent criminals. he was murdered because of that veil, low cash bail. by the way, to the caller who spoke about philadelphia, the governor plans to release one third of the prison population if he gets elected. let to them. host: indiana, democrat, good morning, you are next. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. longtime viewer. i love this show. it is my favorite. thank you for c-span and c-span2 and 3. i wanted to talk about the economy. some people say we have deflation. i would not consider this to be inflation. i consider inflation when the dollar is evaluated