. >> before we got a chance to talk to him, his defense lawyer ushered him out down a hallway. >> what did you think. >> so excited. >> did you take it all in? >> i'm not sure i took it all in at first. >> that this was over. >> it was super exciting. everyone was so happy, in tears. >> not quite everyone. assistant da bill gargen was fuming. >> were you willing to get arrested. >> i was more than willing to have handcuffs placed on me to argue my point. >> what recourse do you have? >> there's no appeal that i know of. >> so charlie tan is free. >> that's it. there's no appeal as of right from this trial order dismissal because there had not been a verdict by the jury. >> the event didn't happen. >> correct. >> so in the people versus charlie tan, you had to cynically wonder whether the son's vocal supporters carried the day from outside the courtroom. >> you're talking about the

communications network but let's not forget that hallway the company at the center of the argument is already highly involved in britain's 4 g. network and that was a crucial factor the the government what it met with its ministers and key intelligence officials on tuesday morning came up with advice to the various network the various mobile operators here in the u.k. that they should exclude what they call high risk vendors which is a category that will come under they should exclude them from core functions in sensitive parts of the 5 g. network they're talking about things like data centers they say that it should be excluded from safety related networks and from sensitive geographical locations like near military bases but it should be allowed into known core areas with a maximum of a 35 percent market share in those areas such as constructing mobile phone masts now you can see mobile phone masts masts in this country that have already been constructed by hallway for the 4 g. network which many operators not all of them use the government is insisting that this decision means that

at the international test club down the hallway. 1850, we have a long history of san francisco. we have ongoing events such as this one. we have the international chess club down the hallway that presents their ongoing lectures and tournaments. also, we have book clubs and a writers group and friday nights, we help we -- you welcome and join us for our cultural events. i would like to introduce our guest. he's an investigative reporter in print, broadcast and online journalism. is also a historian at the university adjunct an offer. during his almost four decades in journalism, is specialized in investigative projects as well as new features, earning him most citations including the honor society of professional journalists with his coveted career achievements word. he's also the author of two books. he is also senior lecture at san francisco state university journalism department where he has taught for 25 years. he also published an online journalism textbook. also with us tonight, san francisco prodigal. writing about politics and personalities, fill has informed and entertai

equipment hallways the 800 pound gorilla 5 g. they've been putting hundreds of billions of dollars behind this company they have 800000 engineers $50000.00 engineers are foreigners they've hired the best talent in that space to produce a 5 g. equipment we're so far behind the game's over you can't catch up on 5 g. at this point with hallway and as geo political superpower that we are in the united states and where a competitor to china we're seeing with 5 g. because the u.s. doesn't even how one single manufacturer of this tel and consequent we see germany we see brazil likely to do deals with huawei despite the u.s. saying no what do you think of this well they certainly are putting pressure on on the europeans. to do 5 g. and indeed also the same question is confronting india right. modi is also being pressurized not to adopt while weighs 5 g. standard so the question is if you want to use the sputnik analogy the russians were ahead of us when they launched a man into space before we did and the us mobilized its considerable na

there is a long hallway although it's so huge it's hard to even think of it it's just a hallway. scuse me and then they get to the big open space underneath the dome they walk through there continue on down and then on the left hand side is our recall the doors open up into the senate chamber which is much smaller than the house chamber because you only have 100 senators you have over 400 members of the house they go in they will be allowed to enter into the well of the senate and i assume that mr shift will then approach the rostrum and will read it he will be given asked for permission and then he will be allowed to read the articles of impeachment and they will then be left with the senate i'm sorry go ahead as a residence and permission to read them and assume that this will cause happening with the understanding that they will be given that permission they wouldn't suddenly be a last minute hitch when the senate says no actually come again tomorrow. i guess that could happen if they are it's their their place of work so we are saying good at that but it would be kind of weir

people are marching the articles down the hallway. it looks like the most more owes pizza delivery ever. >> that will be 2499. and just as an aside. what was up with that graphic? what was that from the news, huh? we don't need to see an arrow making love to the senate chamber to understand how people owner a room. dler's walking across a building, it is a straight line strks a hallway, we get it. >> so now so now that the senate has the articles of impeachment, the big fight is now going to be about whether or not the trial will include new witnesses and new evidence. because you see, just yesterday we learned new details about trump and his shady dealings with ukraine. >> the new evidence collected by congressional investigators comes from lev parnas an associate of rudy giuliani, 59 pages of records including text messages, emails and handwritten notes including one scrawled on hotel stationary that reads quote get zelensky to announce that the biden case will be investigated. and there's a letter from giuliani requesting a meeting

opposition to chinese tech giant hallway building parts of the u.k.'s 5 g. network but the u.k.'s decision to limits hallways involvement in that project does seem to have calmed the us and get some somewhat and boris johnson will be pleased to hear what my pompei or has said about the speed of doing a post breaks its trade deal with the u.k. or the previous administration took the view that the kingdom a decision they'd be at the back of the line we intend to put the milking them of the father while the u.k. needs a quick deal with the us to make it look like breaks it is a success but i spoke to an international politics experts who said that as this is donald trump's america 1st administration the u.k. needs to tread very very carefully put in still needs a trade deal with the unit in union and so you drop your health and environmental and safety and other standards as you trade with the us the e.u. will penalize you in the other direction bragg's it has given extra importance to the u.k. government's unusual task of maintaining expression relationship with the us without bein

are still on the fence right now right such as new zealand such as canada who may also start using hallway as well because they're taking this as a green light in australia and germany likewise are also talking to walk away because at the end of the day they are still the best company to do it and again it's important to remember there is no single piece of proof that exists that shows that while weight is providing back doors to the chinese government lot of rhetoric no proof yeah and the us can fund all they want about not sharing data with the 5 eyes intelligence community everybody else starts using hallway if the u.k. if new zealand canada starts using using huawei then what is this 5. got going to come of it going to become like a 2 country 3 cars. 3 alliance right in the u.s. the pentagon were not of the latest on the coronavirus let's go here because as hong kong it this has now closed borders with the rest of china as the wu hong kong coronavirus excuse me continues to spread well now the head of the world health organization the w.h.o. which is by the way still not declaring a pu

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we just saw colleague eric haake in the hallway. jeff, let me start with you here. speaker pelosi this morning actually responded to some of that democratic criticism. the pressure that seems to be building on her. as we get ready to hear from her really in about 30 or 40 minutes here. >> yeah. in the sense among democrats, some democrats, those at least who are willing to talk about this publicly, hallie, is that the pressure campaign has really outlived its usefulness. before the break, holiday break, one of the reasons the house speaker didn't immediately transmit articles of impeachment i'm told us because she was trying to give time and political cover for chuck schumer, top senate democrat to work out a deal, if he was going to work out a deal, with mitch mcconnell. since there was no potential for the senate trial to start in the holiday break, it wasn't that big of a deal. the delay wasn't that big of a deal. now that both chambers have been back for days and mitch mcconnell made it clear he has votes to bring about the trial he envisioned, the sense is the

equipment hallways the 800 pound gorilla 5 g. they've been putting hundreds of billions of dollars behind this company they have 800000 engineers $50000.00 engineers are foreigners they've hired the best talent in that space to produce a 5 g. equipment we're so far behind the game's over you can't catch up on 5 g. at this point with hallway and as geo political superpower that we are in the united states and where a competitor to china we're seeing with 5 g. because the u.s. doesn't even how one single manufacturer of this tel and consequent we see germany we see brazil likely to do deals with huawei despite the u.s. saying no what do you think of this well they certainly are putting pressure on on the europeans not to do 5 g. and indeed also the same question is confronting india right now the. president modi is also being pressurised not to adopt while weighs 5 g. standard so the question is if you want to use the sputnik analogy the russians were ahead of us when they launched a man into space before we did and the us mobilize

you know via our get us reporting there now at the meeting in davos hallway c.e.o. rendition face took a defiant stand saying the chinese tech giant he founded was well it will to survive quotes attacks from the united states while way is at the center of a battle for tech supremacy between the united states and china the world's biggest smartphone maker is blacklisted by washington over national security features this is capitalism facing growing skepticism around the world well and majority of respondents and they reason world are told by u.s. p.r. firm it'll men say that capitalism does more harm than good and they pointed particularly to growing inequality in recent years that's food for thought in davos where some young entrepreneurs say business now has to change to answer society's problems. getting around in davos coming self be a challenge some venues are location as an altitude of 1800 meters making them accessible only by cable car for social entrepreneurs among them martin poor kids worth the journey to draw attention to what they feel is the world's mos

attack so regardless of which supply you use are going to have these issues the question around the hallway is the surveillance about ways of attacking the network and one of the things is if you keep the bend out to feel that one that's one less problem to worry about but the attacks are already going on so the issue here is you just got to reprice your game and invest inside of protections this is to move issues wrapped into one issue that much just tell me where all the other vendors are the alternative supply is what's happened to nokia to ericsson. yeah well obviously those are european ones and the reality is all that not here has been very successful using western techniques so. you're saying contracts with governments all over the well very successful that the number one in market share and they've raced ahead of the r.n.a. here is they've they've beaten the americans if pains to the 5 key rice i often call them the tesla of telecoms which is probably slightly of applying it commercially we've just got to look for all time this is where she was shown says governors or the side as we

for more than an hour dozens of assailants unleashed terror on the hallways he should mushing windows attacking students and staff indiscriminately. including the leader of the student union. every little thing here that b j p party totally shocked. get it institute late january i can end up with a program how did these d.p. goons end up you know politics aside elections aside this is this is india we're not the banana republic i'm shocked i may not do politics again that's a different thing but what is happening today is a travesty. as word of the attack spread angry crowds traded slogans with each other outside the university gates late into the night and a b d p member echoed the government claims that left wing groups were responsible. this campus with mosques on their faces without fear they're attacking workers of the a.b.v. pain they are pretending that a.b. v.p. workers have done this the opposition is helping them and the left is attempting to defame this campus. the violence has shocked many in india from mumbai to new delhi students held protests in solidarity with their me

use the chief justice walking through the hallways of the senate. take his seat inside the senate chamber and the wealthy will be as he has been overseeing the proceedings. and how it will happen today is

with regards to access in the hallway, is there anything you can do at this point to make it more freeoam freely? >> there are a lot of conversations happening behind the scenes, we are hoping moving some of these press pens so there is places senators walk by frequently. there is been a little bit of, a police officer were stopping reporters from talking to senators. we have been ensured that is not going to happen next week. that's a major concern because the optimistics, i am sure it i what the senators want. we are hoping flexibility and we have no official guidance. >> jill, what do you think is going on? do you think this is an attempt to avoid tough questioning from reporters or actually just about security? >> there is nothing that's going to be happening in the senate that changes the security dynamic from last week to this week. the chief only knew, he had adequate security. this is about mitch mcconnell republican senators trying control a flow of information. the ability to turn that camera off and the ability to turn it away if there is an argument that breaks out, why you

for more than an hour dozens of assailants unleashed terror on the hallways here. windows attacking students and staff indiscriminately. including the leader of the student union. and everyone else they act that they can. take you in hand believing man i'm not even a gun to shoot all of you why didn't 7 they need me to know those praise and say the police turned a blind eye as the mob ran riot around 20 people their hearts in the violence it's still unclear who the attackers where or their motives many are pointing the finger at the v.p. a student group affiliated with the governing hindu nationalist b j p party totally shocked in a gated institute late january i can end up with a program how did these ab d.p. goons end up you know politics aside elections aside this is this is india we are not a banana republic i'm shocked i may not do politics again that's a different thing but what is happening today is a travesty. that as word of the attack spread angry crowds traded slogans with each other outside the university gates late into the night and a b d p member ech

hallways as i say have gone. if. more than 100000 people were told to evacuate their homes across 3 states whilst they were still time to get away. not everyone managed on conquering island 2 people died as a blaze broke containment lines and envelops that call australia's prime minister says the wildfire crisis has reached a new level he's ordered 3000 army reservists to help. sky one of the fires is stretching resources on the ground and there are clearly communities that need additional help and in response to that we must move forward 1st as a commonwealth particularly with the work of air defense forces and then integrate with the local operations that are in place in those local communities the move comes after weeks of intense criticism of the prime minister so far he's insisted that managing the fires was a massive for individual states and rural fire service is alone fire services that are already stretched to the limit. but here are some of the other stories making news around the world today indonesian aut

hallways as i see it on. the steps of. battling the worst bushfires in living memory a strain leaders admit there in one shot territory we can't pretend that this is something we've experienced before it's not because the weather activity we're saying the extent and spread of the far as the speed at which they're going the way in which they're attacking communities who have never seen fog the full is unprecedented. satellite images show the scale of the far as long as south east coast the severity of the crisis has prompted prime minister scott morrison to mobilize up to 3000 military reservists to assist exhausted volunteer firefighters marson has faced intense criticism for his response to the disaster. would mean a lot to greece that's how much we enjoy it much you know a lot of risk by doing a lot of unity new hampshire. and the people are destroyed that's what i do but i do you still in order to fix government anything. cooler conditions are expected to give some relief to fighting efforts but officials warn the repri

he walked through the hallway, came in. right away, you know, we started having conversation, interaction about five minutes. with the president, you've got to understand, what's what people don't understand. it's not like you are having a conversation. he doesn't sit there and say, i want you to do this, to do this. he does probably with rudy. with people like myself or people that were around, he was like, everything good? good. it would be like those type of things where it made you feel that rudy would fill in the dots. that we've accomplished -- when he says to others, go talk to rudy, that has a meaning? >> absolutely. >> just to be clear on this, meaning on this encounter, he never said to you, i appreciate what you're doing on this mission, anything. >> no. he thanked us. he said thank you for everything you are doing and basically -- again, there was a lot of people there. wasn't a full blown conversation but rudy filled in the dots afterwards when we -- i mean, we stayed there. plus he left the room for us to use.

and movement around the hallways will be difficult, and there's confusion about what is being enforcedbut the bottom line we will not have access as expected and i think the public deserves. >> as somebody who walked those halls for more years than you have been alive, i think, the really magical thing about covering capitol hill normally is that you can go up to a senator, a member of congress and pretty much anyplace and talk to them and ask them questions, and it all takes place on the second floor, the second floor of the capitol. those -- here's a quote from a reporter from the "philadelphia enquirer." here's an example. on thursday reporters found as many as ten capital phro olice hallways, and these cops were aggressively blocking any reporters trying to questioning. i want to state capitol police are not being jerks, they are saying these are the rules and we have to follow them. but in general, such a short leash for reporters. you have to ask, what are they scared of? >> yeah, what are they scared of. yes, there are real security concerns. i was a senate page many summers ago

. >> he says he reached this tiny hallway where he saw a silhouette standing in front of him about 3ays he made the split second decision to fire his gun fearing for his life. all of this happening, he says, in the pitch black darkness. >> about how far away from you? >> me to you. >> but the person lars shot was not an intruder. it was debbie. police quickly determined that the only shot fired in the house came from lars' gun. he said it was an accident, a case of mistaken identity. >> everything happened so fast. >> nevertheless. >> any kind of infidelities going on between you, her? >> no, sir. i trust her completely. completely. >> lars answered each of the investigator's questions. in return, he just wanted to know one thing. >> nobody has told me anything about if she's all right. >> so after two hours of talking, they broke the news. >> i don't know how to tell you this, but your wife didn't make it. she is deceased. >> just before 10:00 a.m., police let lars go. >> ken and christy believe their younger brother that morning overwhelmed with grief. >> he was completely hurt. sh

you could hear the yelling in the hallway as that person was taking out.e are expecting the senate to take a break soon for dinner. before they do, we will get a behind the scenes look after we take a quick break. flush flush this is my skin. and this is cc+ cream. it gives you your skin but better. it's your full coverage foundation, spf 50 plus anti aging serum. discover the #1 cc cream in america. discover the #1 when a nasty cold won't let you sleep, try nyquil severe with vicks vapocool whoa! and vaporize it. ahhhhh! shhhhh! nyquil severe with vicks vapocool. the vaporizing nighttime, coughing, aching, stuffy head, best sleep with a cold, medicine. these people did, thanks to somnapure. somnapure from force factor helps you fall asleep faster, stay asleep longer, and wake up feeling refreshed. don't be a zombie - get somnapure. available at retailers nationwide. ♪ >> bret: welcome back. we are still looking at the senate floor. in addition to the drama we are witnessing on the floor, there is plenty of action behind the scenes where we cannot bring yo

are the ones going down the hallway and through the bathrooms. leading that entire column is henry prince. and he is not having a good time of it. he gets to the banks of the river late because he's late getting out of camp. he decides he's going to do a personal reconnaissance. it takes him an hour. and finally he decides, oh, well, i guess this is the ford after all. we'll cross. he gets his men finally across. the sixth corp. comes across and he's starting down that backhaulway and he decides to take a wrong turn and discovers he's deep within the bowels of the enemy. sounds like a proctologists nightmare. this will lead into the next echo of fredericksburg, key subordinates not understanding their orders. prince is late starting. he gets bungled at the river. he gets lost on the side of the river. and then things only get worse. now, the commander of the third corp. is a guy named blinky french. every time i say his name i'm tempted to go like this. his men say the more he drank, the more he blinked. on this particular day, by 11:00, he was w

wrong speed we will leave this for a moment one of the senators is approaching the microphone in the hallways of capitol hill. take a listen. >> -- last-minute allegations. several have come from mr. parnas. we know of allegations from mr. bolton. i think they would have more credibility if the allegations came from someone else. so for reasons that are obvious, so to directly answer your question, are mr. parnas and mr. bolton telling the truth? i don't know. only they know that. but if you're asking me if i believed them, i guess my response would be i wouldn't bet my house on it. that if i were betting your house on it, it would only be a maybe. we are about halfway through the trial. i think everybody ought to pop a zoloft, take their meds and let's wait and finish up. that's all i've got for you. hope you have a great afternoon, guys. >> the trial today continues in under one hour, 1:00 eastern and we will be hearing from house impeachment managers just before that at 12:30 12:30 p.m. easte. we will take you back now to more the opening arguments from saturday. >> testified on november 2

it's one thing to see ted cruz and lindsey graham and marsha blackburn on fox news and in the hallways spouting their fox news talking points. it's another thing to see them use their time as a united states senator submitting questions to the chief justice of the supreme court peddling that same narrative. i think in many ways that very little changed today. there was very little surprising that happened today. but at the same time the gravity of what happened was re realized you do have one of the two major parties largely disconnected from any interest in the truth, any interest in the gravity of the moment, particularly on a day when the president's ultimate defense as adam schiff said evolved all the way to if the president believes it's in the national interest to engage in corrupt behavior it's necessarily okay. that was a watershed moment in american history that happened on the senate floor. and you had republican senators seeming not to care about it. >> karine, how about this day for your party? >> so today on the senate floor, in the senate well, you saw the beginning of a

remember at the time but they all came through, if you could hear the president screaming through the hallway my rudy, he walked through the hallway came in, right away, you know, we started having conversation, interaction. it was about five minutes. but with the president you've got to understand it's not like -- that's what people don't understand that it's not like you're having a conversation. he doesn't sit there and tell you i want you to do this, maybe he does with rudy and he probably does, we'll get to that in a second, but with people like myself or people that were around, he was like, everything good, good. it would be like those type of things that it made you feel -- rudy would fill in the dots. >> when he says to others go talk to rudy, that has a meaning? >> absolutely. >> to be clear on this encounter, he never said to you i appreciate what you're doing on this mission, anything -- >> no, he thanked us. he said thank you for everything you are doing and basically, mine, again, there was a lot of people, there wasn't a full blown conversation but rudy filled in the dots after

. >> i hear noises in the hallway. police, police! i push my head out. i see a badge.book in my underwears and my tee shirt, ran up and jumped in their arms. and said never let me go. it took me a while to come out of my room. because i didn't believe that they were cops. >> then all of a sudden, i see another person walking out. i knew who it was. she was pale. but i needed confirmation. so i asked her her name. she told me her name was georgina dejesus. and i told her, we've been looking for you for a long time. >> we found'em! we found'em! >> reporter: the manhunt is on, but it's not a long one. because in short order, police are able to find ariel castro, who's behind the wheel of his mazda me miata. >> the police pulled him over in his car, and castro didn't say a word, nothing. >> i told the girls we have the suspect in custody, and they were all like oh, thank god. you could see the relief in their eyes. >> i wish that i could dream, i need somebody to brewake me up. >> i remember amanda berry and her sister hugged so, so tight. >> she was skinny and short hair,

fiery presentations in the hallway. what's your sense what the president's team thinks they need to do? highly confident he wouldn't be convicted? >> reporter: what you're see from the president's keep a counter offensive not simply a defense. part of the present aation to s the president did not wrong. it's not impeachable. the thrust that they're prepared to make go on the offensive against democrats and especially against joe biden and hunter biden. they will be making the case that there was genuine concern about corruption and the corruption was in the former vice president. >> justice roberts in the chamber. >> let us pray. eternal god, the way, the truth and the light, unite our senators in their striving to do your will. lord, you have been our help in a ages passed. you are our hope for the years to come. we trust the power of your prevailing providence to bring this impeachment trial to the conclusion you desire. lord, we acknowledge that your thoughts are not our thoughts, and your ways are not our ways. for

take a look at the hallway, looks like a canal. outside the parking lot turned into a lake. today workers were at the school cleaning up. it is not clear when the school will reopen. administrators say it is likely monday is a holiday so they get an extra day to get things dry out. >> there are some sunshine coming our way which we believe there is. >> a little squeezing in tomorrow. you got to get outside on your saturday forecast. the back half of the weekend, we do have those clouds rolling in. let's get you outside on this friday, yes, it is friday. i know a lot of our compasses are kind of off track, and you are trying to recoup and get ready to go for the upcoming weekend. look at the beautiful view right now. if you are dookicooking dinner, onto the tv and check it out. this is coming to you from our south bay, san jose camera looking across the snow cap peaks right now. what a beautiful site. a lot of higher elevations picked up anywhere from two to about five inches of snowfall. we have snow levels down to 2500 feet. right now in san jose, chilly and 52 degrees. bri

hallway talk. >> she went to jared that's her husband's name. 3:00 p.m.ight, ceo of signet will be on to talk about those stellar holiday sales numbers, company's guidance going forward and how many people are willing to buy necklaces and jewelry online apparently a lot from grub hub to uber eats, the way you get your food delivered has changed dramatically over the years. one thing that's not changed is what you're ordering online. according to npd group, pizza, still the most ordered item in the united states, historically dominos has been the leader. papa john's started to rally a bit here, kate this is right in your pizza wheelhouse, if you will. >> yes. >> do you know why pizza comes hot and fresh. >> it does. >> as long as it's hot. >> well, so, the papa john's move, obviously there's a lot of excitement around rob lynch, who the company brought in after this john schneider and then -- >> debacle. >> he came over from ar by's there's a lot of investor excitement about him domino's still has about 18% of the total quick service pizza market share, ac

in bn, waiting times and patients even treated in the hallways. >> we're noticing a level of crowding that is concerning us and we still have a lot octors say most people can treat their flu symptoms at home see your doctor if you have shortness of , dehydration or an underlying medical condition. >> is it too late to get the flu vaccine? >> it's never too late to get the flu vaccine. because it reduces your chance of getting the flu and if you do it, it reduces the symptoms. >> reporter: the flu season started early but it's too soon to tell how bad it's going to get dr. john torres, nbc news >> take care of yourself. >>> coming up, the marriage proposal that was a dream come true. >>> finally tonight, the surprise proposal that was literally right out of the movies here is gadi schwartz. >> reporter: from the annals of legendary proposals, there was the greats on deserted islands, underwater, even the extreme. >> will you marry me >> reporter: none can compete with what is quite literally a fairytale. you see that prince charming that is lee loechler and for six months h worked with

. >> halfway through that hallway firefighters were forced on their bellies to continue due to significant heat and that really fueled the flames pushing at them. >> reporter: more than 300 firefighters rushed to the scene. the fire was knocked down in less than an hour. all of those who saw what was happening will not forget it. >> it was truly somatic in the worst kind of way. >> firefighters say that eight people had to be rushed to the hospital and they are investigating the cause but the fire chief said it is considered suspicious. >>> private cars including uber and left are no longer allowed on a two mile section of market street. let's take it and how. it is actually moving pretty well tonight. this is the first evening commute were private vehicles are not allowed between 10th and beale. so far most drivers are getting the message in the has been only minor impact on city streets. we will have a much better look at it coming up at 6:00. new roles to make it safer for pedestrians and bicyclists, taxis, emergency vehicles, paratransit, bikes, and scooters are the only ones allowed.

out in the hallway, tv cameras dogged charlie's every move. >> he knows his life is hanging in the balancea tough thing for anybody to go through. >> but he had the unwavering support of team charlie. they all waited with charlie at deliberations began and spilled over into a second day and then another. >> every day we'd show up to court being, like, oh, is it going to happen today. everybody was super nervous. like on the edge of their seats the whole time. and charlie was, i was. >> because if it goes in an adverse way for you and charlie, he's going to be led off and you wouldn't see him for a long long time. >> yeah, it was hard to imagine that. >> jennifer is a jury sitting on the case. >> i'm not sure anybody felt bad for jim tan, but everybody did recognize that the way he died was still a crime. >> both the prosecution and defense had agreed that charlie's fingerprints were on the ammo. >> but did he actually pull the trigger? or did he load the gun and give it to his mom and say here you go. that was the biggest point of contention. >> she was ready to vote guilty. the panel of 1

people learn and the students started to write on my belongings and i was pushed and shoved in the hallway and [inaudible] i went to three different schools, and i was terrified that i was jewish, and i should never be. everyone in school should be able to say i am whatever religion i am, and i believe this. it's been three or four years since middle school and life continuously fought for anyone to have the rights to exercise their constitutional rights in school and i just want to say thank you so much for everything you've done and for everything you've truly done for all of us. >> thank you very much. it's working out better now? >> yeah, my high school is extremely supportive of me. they've helped me be a leader in the jewish community now. >> this is going to help, too. >> mr. president, we've talked a few times. i was fired from praying after football games. it's nice to have that liberty represented in having a president that gets [inaudible] i am a sophomore and [inaudible] >> where did you come from without accent? >> kentucky. >> you've helped a lot of kids. [inaudible] whenever

we interviewed the doctor in the hallway because the icu is full. >> for you and i, rsv is a common coldtle kids because their airways and passages are so small, you fill that up with secretions it's difficult to breathe. >> reporter: cdc and health departments don't track rsv like they do the flu. but hospitals in four other states have reported a surge in cases. 3-week-old paisley's recovery, saw 100 more patients than this time last year. after a week in the hospital, colton is now recovering at home. >> it was super emotional to take him home. we were so happy to be all together. >> reporter: unlike the flu which can transfer particles through the air, rsv is transmitted by contact which is why washing your hands and cleaning your surfaces including your phone is so important to protect your kids. >>> thank you very much. coming up on "cbs this morning," in our morning round, a look at the safety of beauty facemasks amid a recall of a popular brand. >>> the original 1968 ford mustang driven by steve mcqueen in the classic movie "bullet" is up for auction today. >>> and actor julian m