man who murdered their son. >> the shooting death of jordan davis. >> over loud music. it's senseless. >> we will not stop until we get the type of justice we deserve. >> the jury in the michael dunn murder trial. >> deadlocked on the murder charge. >> i will declare that mistried. >> angers and disbelief that they could not agree on a first degree murder charge. >> a blow to the victim's family. >> we will not stand by and let you use the law to kill our young black boys. >> justice wasn't done for jordan. >> and we will continue to wait for justice for jordan. >> his community demanded a new trial. >> breaking news in the retrial of michael dunn. >> we the jury find the guilty of first degree murder. >> this was a new trial with a new outcome. >> race, justice and florida's stand your ground law. >> yesterday in a florida courtroom, a clerk read the verdict in the retrial of michael dunn accused of murdering jordan davis because he was playing music too loud. >> we the jury find the defendant guilty of first degree murder of mr. dunn. we find the defendant discharged

jordan davis' parents said today's verdict is justice for their son. >> we know that jordan's life andy will live on for others. but at the same time, we're very saddened by the life that michael dunn will continue to live. we are saddened for his family and for his friends and the community that will continue to suffer by his actions. but we are very grateful that justice has been served. justice not only for jordan but justice for trayvon and justice for all the nameless faces and children and people that will never have a voice. >> i wanted jacksonville to be a shining example that you could have a jury made up of mostly white people, white men, to be an example to the rest of the world to stop the discriminatory practices, stop discriminating, stop looking where we have to look at juries and say what the makeup of juries are. i want to give my heart and my prayers to all the mothers and fathers out there that have lost children. that got no justice. >> joining now the host of "the reid report" joy reid. a long road in this case. two trials. >> two years this family has gone through

michael dunn, the shooter feared for his life when he shot and killed young jordan davis in 2012. he thought davis had a gun but davis didn't. last february the jury deadlocked but a different verdict comes from a new jury. "america "america tonight"'s sarah hoye reports. >> we find the defendant guilty of first degree murder. >> the fate of michael dunn was once again in the hands of a florida jury. a jury comprised of eight men and four women that found 47-year-old michael dunn guilty of first degree murder for the killing of jordan davis. the verdict was reached after less than six hours of deliberations. state attorney angela cory called the verdicting gratifying. >> we're very pleased. >> after an argument over loud music in 2012. wearing a suit and tie dunn took the stand in his own defense this week. his testimony and cross-examination lasting just showrt short of two hours on tuesday. it was the day after thanksgiving when undunn and his then fiancee stopped at ogas station in jacksonville, florida, he said he thought his life was in danger when he fired ten times into an

let's bring in the mother of jordan davis. spokesperson for moms demand gun sense in america. thank you for being with us today. you and jordan's father there in the courtroom, the verdict came down the verdict was read. it was what you wanted. what was your reaction? >> relief. a complete sigh of relief. actually surprise. i know that jordan's father and i suspected that maybe the charges would be you know, second-degree murder, third-degree manslaughter but honestly we were surprised with the first-degree murder charge conviction. >> what do you want as they move forward to sentencing now? what do you want in terms of sentencing for michael dunn? >> i want michael dunn to serve the charges that have been brought against him. i do feel really sorry that he will have to live the rest of his life in prison but we have to justify his actions and his actions -- the verdict that he has received justifies the actions that he took towards my son and the boys in the car. >> you and i have watched many stories throughout the last two

michael dunn shot and killed 17-year-old jordan davis during an argument over loud music. judge sentenced him to life in prison. dunn publicly apologized for killing jordan for the first time today, but in court, jordan's father talked about what he lost that night. >> the life i had known was shattered on november 23, 2012. >> earlier, jordan's mom talked about the future that's now gone forever, and made an extraordinary statement to her son's killer. >> for me, there will be no college graduation. there will be no daughter-in-law. i too must be willing to forgive. and so i choose to forgive you, mr. dunn, for taking my son's life. >> reporters in the courtroom said the bailiff, and judge were in tears today. i think this could be a tipping point in the debate over self-defense and stand your ground laws. a jury said, enough is enough. i jury said this teenager's life has value. i began looking at stand your ground cases, and i got to know the parents of jordan davis. i felt for them as i felt for others. because at the end of the day, these are not just some policies som

jordan davis' words there were profound. maybe sometimes the system works. >>> control of the u.s.nate could come down to arkansas which is one of the most hotly contested political battles this year. it pits democratic incumbent senator mike pryor, the son of a man whose name is practically a brand in politics. against tom cotton who is a harvard law school grad and a veteran of the iraq and afghanistan wars. as mark pryor struggles to hold on to the seat his father once held one of the more fruitful lines of attack against his opponent cotton has been that cotton was the only member of the entire arkansas delegation to vote against the farm bill. this is in the home state of tyson foods, a state where agri business is a commodity. seeking to explain that vote. >> when president obama hijacked the farm bill, turned it into a food stamp bill with billions more in spending, i voted no. career politicians love attaching bad ideas to good ones, then the bad ideas become law and you pay for it. >> right, beyond the fact ha the farm bill has also been a food stamps bill for literally lo

for the killing of 17-year-old jordan davis in 2012. it was called the loud music case.unn was convicted on three counts of attempted murder in february. but that jury deadlocked on the murder charge. not so today. this jury did not accept the claim that dunn was in fear for his life. supported by the fact no gun was ever found. he faces life in prison. hopefully, this verdict will bring some peace to the family of jordan davis and programs it can help edge the distortion of self-defense laws to try to justify indefensible shootings. bad news in email. good news -- fedex has flat rate shipping. it's called fedex one rate. and it's affordable. sounds great. [ cell phone typing ] [ typing continues ] [ whoosh ] [ cell phones buzz, chirp ] and we have to work the weekend. great. more good news -- it's friday! woo! [ male announcer ] ship a pak via fedex express saver® for as low as $7.50. what's in a can of del monte green beans? ( ♪ ) grown in america. picked and packed at the peak of ripeness. with no artificial ingredients. del monte. bursting with life. >>> developing n

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let's get over to heathrow airport now, because the bbc's jordan davis is there for us. jordan, what sort of measures and how quickly can they be brought in? >> reporter: well, we believe one flight has been screened at heathrow today. it arrived at half past 9:00 this morning. it was a brussels airlines flight from brussels that originated in liberia, that left liberia yesterday evening. now there is no exit screening in brussels at the moment. there will have been exit screening in liberia. so we understand one flight has been subject to that screening, terminal one at heathrow airport. and we know a bit about the mechanics of that as well. we know that border officials will pass the passport details of passengers on to health officials. when passengers have made their way through passport control, nurses and health officials will approach passengers discreetly, ask them where they've come from, take their temperature, and if they exhibit signs of the ebola virus, they'll be taken to hospital where a blood sample will be taken. now, those passengers who are at-risk but

almost eight months ago, jurors found dunn guilty of lesser charges in the shooting of jordan davis, but deadlocked on the murder charge. davis' father says the decision this time around was a victory in the fight against discrimination. >> i wanted jacksonville to be a shining example that you can have a jury made up of mostly white people, white men, be an example to the rest of the world to stop the discriminatory practices. hopefully this is a start where we don't have to look at the makeup of the jury any more. >> joining me now, criminal and civil trial attorney, eric guster. eric, can he appeal the latest conviction? >> yes, he will get the chance to appeal both of these convictions because he has conviction in the first one, first case, three attempted murders and shooting into a vehicle. now he has a conviction on the murder charge. >> likelihood? >> very, very slim, similar to taking two bites at the apple. however, in this case, he has not only one case he has to win, he has a second one as well, because on the first case, he is facing at least 60 years, and second case fa

. >> reporter: 33-year-old michael dunn has been found guilty in the shooting death of jordan davis. back in 2012 he got into an argument with davis over loud music. dunn fired ten times into their car. after the shooting dunn never contacted the police and instead went back to his hotel room, ordered pizza, and went to bed. >> why didn't you call the police at that point. >> i couldn't tell you. we had so much fear. >> at a nearby convenience store customers ducked for cover after they heard shots. dunn testified he fired in self-defense, saying he saw the teen holding what he thought be a rifle. getters say they never found a gun. davis was carrying a pocketknife. the only thing he was holding in his hand during the shooting was a cell phone. bigad shaban, cbs newss. >> still to come, a father's search. for more than a decade, greg allen looked for the daughter his wife allegedly kidnapped. his pursuasuit finally ended on wednesday. we are the solis family. and this is our chex commercial. there's lots of choices and each of us has a favorite. like chocolate, honey nut and cinnamon

dunn killed 17-year-old jordan davis after firing ten times into the s.u.v.e judge told dunn he must serve life in prison without the possibility of parole. dunn apologized to davis' family. >> i reget in happened. i am sorry for their loss. >> davis' mother told the court she now fore gives michael dunn. >>> delaware county authorities cracking down on criminals who are targeting open houses. realtors are fighting more criminals posing as buyers and then raiding their homes on the market. the themes often take prescription medicine. one delaware county realtor says she was targeted. >> i received a call from the owner of the property saying i have been robbed. >> i went upstairs to get some medicine and it was gone. >> the delaware county drug task force features a realtor to help address the problem. police say you should remove valuable jewelry and prescription drugs, and a good idea to take down the information on the protectional buyers who come in. >>> and monitoring who is using prescription drugs, the bill headed for corbett's desk. allowing prescribe

a florida judge is set to sentence the man convicted in the murder of jordan davis after an argumentirst degree murder carries a mandatory life sentence. >>> and the candidates for wisconsin governor incumbent republican scott walker and sco and the democratic challenger will spend their friday night in a debate. we'll see if fan turns up. that will do it for "way too early." happy friday. what friday is it. payday friday. we can pay our mortgages. "morning joe" starts right now. ♪ >> travis hits one into right! the giants win the pennant! >>> the giants win the pennant! the giants win the pennant! baseball fans will remember 1951, thompson's famous shot

into an occupied vehicle, so very odd that he wouldn't have been convicted of the top charge, the jordan davisder. this time around, the jury flat out -- and this is a different jury, there was a mistrial on the top charge, a new jury is i am paneled to reject his claim of self defense, that he thought he was going to be killed if he didn't kill. the -- >> he was going to go away for a long time -- >> anyway. >> -- was the prosecutor right to retry this case? >> yes. this is the trayvon martin state and jurisdiction, angela cory, the same prosecutor essentially, the same top prosecutor. there's a lot of political pressure to try the case, but factually she was right to retry the case. they came very close to a conviction the first time, there's no reason not to go forward. >> dunn using the stand your ground laws, which was made famous in the george zimmerman case and trayvon martin. are juries beginning -- >> yes -- >> -- to take a closer look at stand your ground. >> it looks similar with the white defend and black victim. i think you're exactly right that jurors are start to go any of out t

of a black teenager. 47-year-old michael dunn got life without parole for killing 17-year-old jordan davisudge told dunn, "your life is effectively over." but it is freedom for a new york man wrongly convicted of murder. david mccallum called his release this week a bittersweet moment after 28 years lost in prison. >> reporter: the last time 45-year-old david mccallum walked on this basketball court, he was 16 years old. >> the noise and the chatter and just the children and the sounds. it sounds great. >> reporter: it's music to your ears. >> it's very much so. >> reporter: in 1986, mccallum and another teen, willy stukey, were sentenced to 25 years to life for the kidnapping and murder of a 20-year-old man. >> and then what happened after that? >> reporter: the only evidence linking them to the crime was their videotaped confessions which the boys claimed were fed to them by police. >> i falsely confessed to a time that i didn't commit because i thought at that time my life was in danger. >> reporter: for nearly 30 years mccallum insisted he was innocent. on wednesday, a judge agree ited

seventeen year-old jordan davis, who was african-american was killed. dunn testified he thought the his life was in danger. >>> peaceful pro democracy demonstrations continue in hong kong, as protesters are opposing the decision by beijing government that candidates for hong kong's top political post must be approved by a committee in beijing. in washington secretary of state john kerry told china's foreign minister that the u.s. believes hong kong should have the highest degree of ought ton my. >>> president obama hosted israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu at the the white house but it is what happened afterwards that is raising eyebrows tonight. in a blunt rebuck the obama administration warned that the plans to go ahead with a controversial housing development in east jerusalem would distance israel from even its closest allies and would raise questions about its commitment to seek peace. >>> breast cancer awareness month began today. so for "action news" health check at 11:00 we have proven ways to reduce your risk. watch your weight. as waist

michael dunn was sentenced to life without parole friday for fatal ee shooting jordan davis.cutors did not seek the death penalty. at the hearing, davis's father gave an emotional statement about his pain and loss. >> he will always be 17. forever 17. we all loved him very, very much. >>> you may recall dunn fired into an suv full of teen agers during an argument over 11 music in 2012. investigators say the teenager was not armed. we turn to mexico where the fate of 43 students who were studying to become teachers. with no response on their whereabouts, they are calling people to find out. >> at least 16 people were killed and many others injured when a ventilation sit system collapsed and fell into a parking garage. >> reporter: a friday night convert in south korea has anded 25 meters or 65 meet when the ventilation that they were standing on collapsed. a number are in critical condition according to officials. they say some bodies were found four stories to try get by. this is the latest in a string of accidents causing south koreas to question safety measures and oversigh

he feared for his life when he opened fire on an suv with four teenagers inside the 17-year-old jordan davis was killed. he asked them to turn down their loud music he did and then one of the teens threatened him with a gun. there was a hung jury. >> the sentencing retrial of jody areas. abo -- jodi arias. 300 jurors were dismissed yesterday. they said they could not be impartial. she was convicted of murdering her husband last bmay but they couldn't decide if she should be sentenced to death or life in prison. >> millions of your hard earned tax dollars think spent more than 100 million spent $100 million bringing back trucks. they could have saved money by giving the trucks to will the allies there. the cost per truck to be shipped back more than 107,000 dollars. they came into our country illegal little now you will be paying for them to stay. the obama administration shellings out $9 million for the ten answer of thousands of illegal immigrant children who crossed the border this year. majority going to the dc metro division where there has been a surge of illegal children. >> it is not

michael dunne has been found of first-degree murder in a retrial of the shooting of jordan davis. a mistrial was declared in the first trial when the jury deadlocked. he shot into a car and killed 17-year-old davis over an argument over loud music outside of a convenient store. >>> taking an active role with the u.s. coalition. isil is bringing fighting in kobane closer to turkey's door. >> turkey's military is just a few hundred meters from isil fighters. in some places all that separate them are barbed wire. but so far the turks have just watched as the islamic state in iraq and the levant advance across syria. as refugee continue to arrive turkey has been accused by its nato allies of ignoring the foreign fighters crossing the other way. but speaking to the opening session of turkey's parliament it's president said that he was committed to tackling terrorism. >> no terrorist group, whether in turkey or elsewhere, will get no sympathy from us. turkey will not be used as a temporary transition. >> turkey is still worried about the risk of retaliation from isis sleeper cells in tu

now a second florida jury convicted michael dunn of fatally shooting jordan davis during an argument that began over loud music. dunn claimed that davis flashed a gun and, dunn, feared for his life. no gun was found. the first-degree murder conviction carries a life sentence. >>> a massachusetts jury will hear more testimony for aaron hernandez to throw out cell phone evidence in his trial. the attorneys for the former nfl star says they had no right to take the phone which is a key piece of evidence in the killing of odin lloyd last year. the league lawyer said he never read the warrant beforehanding over the phone. >>> lawyers for jodi arias file the petition to dismiss the case. attorneys say juan martinez failed to disclose witnesses in a timely manner. >>> new details emerging about olympic champion michael phelps and his dui arrest. phelps had a blood-alcohol limit of .14. he was doing 84 in a 45-mile-an-hour zone. he struggle to keep his balance during field tests. when asked to stand on one leg, phelps told the officer, that's not happening. then he was arrested. >> he has ap

carrying four black teenagers because of volume of the music coming out of the vehicle. 17-year-old jordan davis died. dunn apologized to the young man's family in court today and the life sentence is mandatory and prosecutors are rye seeking the best penalty. >>> abducted by terrorists and there's a cease-fire with islamic scream wiingt borco her on. kurt thousands were killed in africa's most famous nation and it could mean release of girls within hours or days. skepticism runs high tonight as they made no public commitment to free them. >>> turning once again to the weekend and that all-important accuweather forecast. >> yes, it will include dramatic change saturday to sunday and adam joseph life at the big board with details certain waiting to hear about adam. >> dramatic change. the good thing is we're not going to deal with really wet weather in between these huge temperature swings that we typically would get this type of year and some good news for the weekend. the low this morning above normal, 57 degrees. same with the high temperature, 73 with the normal being 66 and record 34 and 9 d

dunne has just been found guilty of first-degree murder in a retrial for the shooting death of jordan davis. his first trial fund him guilty of three counts of attempted murder and firing into an occupied car. but a mistrial was declared when the jury was deadlock. he shot into a car and killed 17-year-old davis after the two had an argument over loud music outside of a convenient store. >> for two days now protests have been peaceful however fears are that the increased threat from the protesters could lead to an increased response from police. [music] >> in mainland china people are marking 65 years since the founding of the communist people's republic of china. but the celebrations overshadowed by the ongoing unrest in hong kong. rob mcbride is in hong kong for us. and the central movement is in its fourth day of mass protest. how did the holiday affect wednesday's demonstrations? >> certainly many thousands of people have been using this two days of holiday to come down to places like this one, the central government district to protest what they call true democracy here in hong kong. t

he shot and killed jordan davis in 2012. the shooting happened over an argument of loud music. dunne said he pulled out his gun because he thought the teen had a weapon. investigators say that davis never had a gun. >>> a federal judge in arkansas struck down the state's ban on gay marriage. that's in arizona. judge sudden wicks said that the ban is unconstitutional. gay marriage is now legal in 30 states across the country. >>> the pennsylvania trooper who was left in critical condition after a sniper attacked police barracks last month is going home. alex douglas was shot on september 16th during a shift change. corporal brian dixon died in the attacks. the police are still on the manhunt for 31-year-old suspect erik frein, who has survivalist training. he is now on the most wanted lists. >>> giving out antibiotics to hundreds of students after a freshman died from meningitis. the 18-year-old was admitted to a local hospital on tuesday with symptoms like the flu. she lived on campus, and officials say she may have exposed many students to her illness at fraternity parties thi

the florida man convicted of killing 17-year-old african-american jordan davis in an argument over loud music has been sentenced to life in prison without parole. dunn, who is white, shot at a vehicle carrying davis, and his friends 10 times after confronting them about the volume of their stereo. they were in a car at a gas station, he was in a car nearby. he then fled the scene, went to a hotel with his fiancÉe and ordered pizza. he never called the police. dunn has said he saw a weapon, but none was ever found. at his sentencing, dunn claimed that he feared for his life, while judge russell healey told him had "senselessly and deliberately" taken a life. the supreme court is allowing texas to enforce a controversial voter id law that was briefly struck down earlier this month. the federal judge initially overturned the law, calling it an unconstitutional poll tax that discriminates against voters of color. a three-judge panel said texas can force the id law in the november election because trotting it would cause confusion. on saturday, the supreme court agreed to did not rule on whe

prosecutors say that michael dunn shot with the intent to kill, when he fired ten times into suv jordan davis, three of her friends, back in 2012. happened outside after jacksonville convenience store, done, said it felt threatened. >> prosecutors are investigating twitter posts cents, unarmed teenager, michael brown. may be involved in misconduct. several users tweeted messages about one of the jurors who may have discussed with a friend. one tweeted friends with member of the jury had doesn't believe there is enough evidence to warrant arrest of officer darren wilson, darren wilson of course the one who shot and killed michael brown. people in lincoln nebraska dealing with severe flooding after nearly 9 inches of rain fell in less than a day. >> so much rain there, kerrey, authorities were forced to shutdown several roads, the nasty weather catching drivers off guard. rest call crews, the national weather service, more rain is expected today. one-two punch at lincoln, nebraska. >> all right, 6:19. the chinese government might be spying on protesters in hong kong, using a smart phone app. la

michael dunn who was white was sentenced to life without parole friday for fatally shooting jordan davisteenager. prosecutors did not seek the death penalty in the racially charged case. dunn fired into a car full of teenagers. he says he thought davis had a weapon but investigators say the teenager was not armed. >>> sunglasses have been a staple of bono's look for years. now for the first time he's revealing the medical reason why he's always wearing shades. that's ahead here. >>> also, if you happen to find a lost looking siberian tiger in china, russia would like it back. the story of a publicity stunt gone wrong coming up. every day people fall, from a simple misstep, to tripping over a rug, to just losing their balance. and not being able to get up from a fall can have serious lifetime consequences. being prepared is important. philips lifeline with autoalert is more than just a medical alert button. it's an advanced fall-detection system, designed to get you help quickly. if you fall and you're unable to push your button, the fall detection technology within autoalert can trigger

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he shot and killed jordan davis at a gas station in 2012. the shooting happened after an argument over loud music. dunne said he pulled out his gun because he thought the teen had a weapon. investigators say that davis never had a gun. >>> a federal judge in arizona has struck down the state's ban on gay marriage. the judge said that the ban was unconstitutional unless the state appeals the decision couples will soon be able to obtain marriage licenses. gay marriages are legal in 30 states across the country. >>> university said 18-year-old sara stelzer was admitted to the hospital with symptoms like the flu. she lived on campus and officials say she may have exposed several students to men jemeningitis at fraternity parties this month. >> we're in the range of 300 to 400 people that we're notifying. >> only students who had extremely close contact with stelzer at risk. >> and this one is for you, tony. a home run ended the game for the san francisco giants last night winning them a spot in the world series. travis issu iskhikawa with the po

he killed a 17-year-old named jordan davis. group had been squabbling over the volume of the music from the building. dunn said he shot because he feared for his life and thought davis had a weapon. dunn faces a life sentence now and at least 25 years for using a firearm. the victim's mother said the verdict served a larger purpose. >> but we are very grateful that justice has been served. justice, not only for jordan, but justice for trayvon. and just for all the nameless faces and children and people that will never have a voice. for you.e have this development- also from the u.s. the search for college student hannah graham is now moving to the air. authorities in virginia are using a drone to look for her. it's the first time they've used this technology to try to find a missing person. an official says the drone has a high quality camera and can look closely at objects of interest, or they said look closer. this comes more than two weeks after graham disappeared. investigators believe jesse matthew, this man, was the last

caring 17 year old jordan davis and three of his friends back in 2012. this happened outside a jacksonville convenience store. dunn claims he felt threaten. >> first diagnosed case of ebola in the u.s. cause a concern nationwide. >> team of federal officials is trying to track down anyone who may have come into contact with that patient. patient identified as thomas eric duncan, now quarantined, receiving treatment at a dallas hospital, he traveled to the united states from liberia, on the united airlines flight. now, he first sought treatment last week, telling a nurse, he had arrived from after a his travel history is not shared with the rest of the staff, and duncan then sent home. it has been confirmed after he got ill, duncan came in contact with five children who attended four dallas schools earlier this week. >> we assure these children have been identified, and are being monitored, and the disease cannot be transmitted before having any symptoms. >> cold comfort. nothing is right. cdc says there are at least 12, 18 people who have had contact wit

. >> and you say michael dunn who murdered jordan davis, they were playing music too loud.getting a life sentence. that was earlier a mistrial. what do you think of the sentence? he rejects the notion that the system in the united states is incable. >> i think he's right to the extent they can provide justice. there are examples where they have. michael dunn is an example. i could offer a counterexample with sean bell and all george zimmerman. we could go on down the list of counterexamples. i don't think it hinges on if a person is found innocent or guilty. sometimes juries get it right. sometimes they get it wrong. that doesn't speak to whether the system is incapable of dispensing justice. where i disagree, though, there are standards and mechanisms inside of the law that sort of normalize white supremacist ideas. the reasonable man stand. what would a reason person do under these circumstances? if we live in a country that normalizes the idea that black people deserve to die, that black people are dangerous, that lethal forces is normal for black folk, then a juror can

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did he shoot and kill unarmed jordan davis with intent or in defense.cement and political leaders from st. louis are gathering to discuss the region's law enforcement agencies to become more diaverse in the wake of the michael brown shooting. your customers, our financing. your aspirations, our analytics. your goals, our technology. introducing synchrony financial, bringing new meaning to the word partnership. banking. loyalty. analytics. synchrony financial. enagage with us. >>> troubling new developments in the ongoing manhunt for eric frein. suspected of ambushing and state trooper three weeks ago. they found two pipes in the wooded area. officials say the boms were fully functional but not deployed to explode. yesterday police made a personal appeal to frein to turn himself in. take a listen. >> i am calling on you, eric, to surrender. you're clearly stressed, you're making significant mistakes. we continue to take your supplies and your weapon stockpiles. but you no doubt weakening. our trooper's resolve is very strong. we're not going anywhere. >>

. >> reporter: the family of jordan davis expressed they have mixed emotions after two years of waitingally learning the man who killed their 17-year-old son was found guilty of first-degree murder. >> we, the jury, find the defendant guilty of first-degree murder. >> reporter: michael dunn didn't show much emotion when the verdict was read. the verdict means jurors found his murder was premeditated. dunn is a brevard county man who fired into an suv full of unarmed teens at a jacksonville gas station in 2012 during a dispute over loud music killing davis. >> we don't want or need your sympathy. >> reporter: prosecutors say dunn fired because davis talked back and disrespected him, but dunn testified davis had a weapon and threatened him. >> i said [ bleep ] is what he said. >> reporter: jurors apparently didn't buy this self-defense claim, and davis' family said afterward they're happy with the verdict but still sad about what happened to their son and they also know it's affecting others. >> we are very grateful that justice has been served. justice not only for jordan but justice for

a florida jury has convicted michael dunn of first-degree murder for killing 17-year old jordan davis in an argument over loud music at a gas station in jacksonville. it was dunn's second trial after a jury deadlocked on the first-degree charge earlier this year. dunn, who is white, shot at the vehicle carrying davis and his friends 10 times. he then fled the scene, went to a hotel with his fiancÉe and ordered pizza. he never called the police. the first jury had convicted dunn of three counts of attempted murder for shooting at davis' friends, who survived. after the new verdict on wednesday, davis' mother, lucy mcbath, said it marked a victory for all black victims of racial profiling. >> we are very grateful that justice has been served. justice, not only for jordan, but justice for trayvon and justice for all the nameless faces and shoving and people that will never have a voice. >> dunn faces up to life in prison without parole. a tentative sentencing hearing has been set for october 17. health officials say up to 18 people may have been exposed to the ebola virus carried by the

michael dunn shot with intent to kill when he fired 10 times into an suv carrying 17 year old jordan davisnd three of his friends in november of 2012. du inform inform testified that he thought his life was in danger. >>> fallout continues from the first diagnosis of ebola in the u.s. today. we learned several children may have been exposed and that's just one of today's unsettling revelations. fox's natalie sole lease is live outside texas health presbyterian health hospital in dallas where the patient is in isolation tonight. >> reporter: the patient was upgrade critical to serious condition and we're learning about his circle of contact. up to 18 people we know that includes five children that were living at the home where he was staying. those children attend several different schools. they now are at home being monitored. we also learned today from a hospital official that this man was asked by a nurse when he first came in, his first visit, if he had traveled to west africa. he acknowledged that he did. the hospital says unfortunately that information was not shared with the rest of

prosecutors say dunn fired ten times into an suv carrying jordan davis and three other teens. >>> and animal rescue in riverside, california. a kitten from a wooden beam into a metal pole. that's one in a million. rescuers had to tie two control sticks together and lasso that kitten, yanking it to safety. it's doing just fine. there it is. >> even sara's pretending to like cats. that's adorable. >> you can't not like that cat. >> i like baby cats. >> something wrong with you if you don't like a cat like that. >> they don't get along with my chihuahuas. i do like cats. >> she has to choose. >> she's going to go with the cats every day. >> no, she's not. >>> now a programming note. huge night -- a really big night in college football tonight. number 5 notre dame and number 2 florida state. both the fighting irish and the seminoles are undefeated at 6-0. it's the biggest game of the year so far. starts at 8:00 p.m. eastern right here on abc. >> excellent. we know what we'll be doing tonight. >>> check the weather now with rob marciano. hey, rob. >> good morning, guys. start off with hurr

. >>> and michael dunn is found guilty of first-degree murder in the death of 17-year-old jordan davist in an argument over loud music. back to "hardball." >>> welcome back to "hardball." secret service director julia pierson has resign after a brutal hearing on capitol hill. this is after the first case of ebola has been diagnosed here and gay republicans in the election season. we get into this story from the perspective of a gay republican who says he risked losing friends who can't understand how he can be gay and a republican. plus, california governor jerry brown in the vanguard again as always. this time with a new gun law that empowers family members to keep firing from a relative who may pose a threat. this let's go to michelle. the ebola thing. i may be chicken little. i don't care. because i've been hearing a lot of comforting words from the president on down, don't worry, it is unlikely ebola ever will get here. well, it's here. and i don't understand how the people have a plan for finding out if they have a way to find out if someone has been in contact as this person was.

seventeen year-old jordan davis who was african-american, was killed. dunn testified that he thought his life was in danger. >>> dozens turnout in doylestown to shine light on the silver lining, of what has been a very dark cloud. they have gathered in a show of solidarity with the gay couple beaten in center city philadelphia three charged with attacking the men are all from bucks county and as walter perez tells us tonight the message here was love over hate. >> reporter: more than a hundred people gathered in the name of peace, in the front lawn of the bucks county courthouse. >> ♪ >> reporter: but they came with a stern message as well, a message that attacking anyone because of their sexuality or gender identity is socially and morally reprehensible. karen, a close friend of the gay couple brutally beaten in philadelphia last in month read a statement from one of the victims, part of which directly addressed at alleged attackers. >> you butchered my boyfriend's beautiful face, you violated our rights. you jeopardized our health and safety. >> repor