they bring the jury in. the judge will say, i understand the jury has reached a verdict.n from there, the jury foreperson will read offhe actual verdict itself. there's been several questions that have been filed whether they have to be unanimous on certain not guilty counts. there was a question that was received yesterday afternoon if memory is correct on counts i believe 11 and 12. that was kind of giving us a sense -- i was talking about it with our colleague who has broken so much of the inside the investigation into senator menendez, this particular investigation and the previous one that ended up in a mistrial, that we felt like today would probably be the day, if the jury was going in chronological order, and obviously at 12:36 easter time, that does appear to be the case. >> my recollection of the judge's response was that if they had reached a unanimous verdict on the underlie charge, that those charges could also -- they could decide on a guilty verdict on those. we should recallhat there was the previous acquittal. then after that acquittal, he met nadine. i b

the judge now telling the jury foreperson to be seated. they're going to ask for the jury verdict sheet, which is what i've effectively been reading from here. we've been filling it in electronically and reading it to you. and then i'm sure they will poll the jury, which you'll remember from all of our recent trial coverage means the judge will ask each individual juror if in fact this is their verdict. but it is obviously unanimous according to adam reese who's viewing this -- these proceedings. he says that senator robert menendez's attorney is patting him on the back. but again, for the senator who's been in public office since the late 1980s as our colleague steve kornacki has just been talking about, he's been a member of the united states congress since the early 1990s. the 70-year-old senior senator from new jersey, the former chair of the powerful senate relations committee charged with acting on behalf of a foreign government, not the government he's supposed to represent and he's been found guilty on that. just like every other c

. >> we, the jury find the defendant has to count one first-degree murder, guilty. >> jodi arias, who brutally murdered her lover , was facing a possible death sentence. >> did you ever think she would do what she did, who would think that? >> it was a steamy sorry story of sex, lives. >> she was able to tell a lie, she believes the lie. >> and murder. after one of the most sensational and bizarre trials ever, hear the chilling details from her friends. >> did you see any cuts on her? >> tiny, little cuts. >> and his. >> he was very afraid of her, but every time you try to break things off with jodi, she would threaten to kill herself. >> inside the jodi arias trial . >> this is not a ride at disney world, this is a guy who was tragically murdered. tragically murdered. friends immediately suspected his former girlfriend, >>> hello, and welcome to "dateline." >>> when travis alexander was murdered, friends immediately suspected his former girlfriend, jodi arias. graphic evidence found at the scene pointed to jodi as well and so she was arrested . her trial captivated the nation with mo

for me the jury was like stonehenge, like head, head, head.e they were very restrained. >> this is a case about falsifying business records, and the defense team made it a case that sounded like a 1970s rape case. they went at her really hard about the fact she's been in the porn industry for years. how could it be you were possibly this damsome in distress in the hotel room? and in that moment i looked right at the jurors faces to see if i could read anything and get any glimpse of what they were thinking. they're inscrutable. they're maintaining a poker face the whole time. this is the same courtroom that harvey weinstein was tried in. this is a storied courthouse. this is storied prosecution team. they have done sex crimes before, and it was just such a moment to have the woman at the center of this case basically told she couldn't have possibly been uncomfortable because she had been informed. >> you know, she was treated so differently than other witnesses. hope hicks and david pecker, the person who headed the national enquirer, were dev

the jury couldn't reach a verdict. the judge had actually we did the senator some of the charges and the prosecution did not agree, bring the trials. so senator menendez had gotten a lifeline then, so to speak, and then according the prosecutors and what the jury just found is that this alleged scheme, this new bribery scheme began soon after that in this involved we heard testimony during this trial trial involving a former us, a da official, who said that he received a call from the senator wanting him to interfere and to stop interfering in the monopoly that had been given to one of the co-defendants in this case involving the certification of palal meat to egypt. we also heard testing somebody that the senator had given is part of this foreign agent charge that he had helped the government of egypt by while he was senate foreign relations chairman, that some of the steps here it's taken then was he had ghost written a letter for the egyptians to use with other senators to try to lobby them to come over to free up a

for me the jury was like stonehenge.ere were all these heads and they were very restrained. >> this is about falsifying business records and the defense team made the case that sounded like a 1970s case of rape. they went at her hard due to the fact she has been in the industry and defense counsel said you have been in more than 200 films and how are you this damsel in distress at the hotel room. in that moment i looked at the jurors the faces to see if i could read anything and get a glimpse of what they were thinking and they were inscrutable and maintaining a poker face the whole time. this is the courtroom that harvey weinstein was tried and and this is a prosecution team and they have done sex crimes and it was such a moment to have the woman at the center of this case basically told she couldn't have possibly been uncomfortable because she was in . >> she was treated so differently than other witnesses. hope hicks and david were devastating witnesses and their testimony is so damning for donald trump and there's wa

that corrupt according to the jury by menendez. of course a lot has been made about those gold bars earning the nickname "gold bar bob" as the defense try to explain while it was really his wife's glow dull my gold bars and not his because they were found in his wife's closet locked away and legally it's her house, not his house. he also claimed the $480,000 could be explained because in their words it was a "cuban thing." the senator's family fled from cuba when fidel castro took over and his sister testified that they kept cash and the grandfather clock in their house because the police would come in and read their home. the only problem with that his mr. menendez was not born in cuba. he was born here in new york city, so the jury obviously saw through that as a live. in addition to the defense trying to show he did not take any bribes or any payoffs and what he was allegedly doing was for his constituents, the two businessmen, but the jury obviously disagreeing with that and siding with the united states government in this deva

vodyanoy invited regina to change the chair of the jury member to sit on his lap.ll week we were worried that maybe she would give up and choose to go to the swamp rather than join our jury. but we worried completely in vain, because firstly, this girl is kremen, and secondly, she has panda laps at home, always giving us a good mood. this is in chinese mythology, the goddess who created humanity, so today i, like olya buzova, will say: my people, my people, agree, the goddess nieva sounds as if she just came up with it, no, you don’t understand, look, according to chinese mythology, the goddess nyueva , she gave birth to a lump, this lump, you don’t understand anything. now wait, she divided it into seven parts, created humanity and the whole world, i will tell you periodically, don’t let me loose your lump here, behave decently, let’s move on to the next jury member, in each episode anniversary season , the brightest participants of the previous seasons of the show will appear in this chair, those who know what it’s like to be in a mask, today with us is the winne

did you look at the jury? yeah.lester holt: ogrod was shipped off to death row. five years later, he met tom lowenstein. he just had to dig and dig. he was relentless. lester holt: in 2004, tom wrote a lengthy two-part series for philadelphia's city paper, that included everything he'd learned about ogrod's case. a few months later, a team of attorneys, led by jim rollins, took on that case pro bono. phyllis hall: we had the benefit of a good bit of journalistic work that had been done by tom lowenstein. lester holt: but to build a strong argument for an appeal, rollins and his team would need to do their own investigation. there was no physical evidence tying mr. ogrod to this crime. and how he has presented himself throughout, was, i am innocent. i did not commit this crime. lester holt: it took them seven years, but by 2011, they'd amassed thousands of pages undermining the prosecutor's case, including affidavits from snitch, john hall, and his wife, phyllis, laying out the scheme against ogrod. how hopeful were

so, the professional jury gave the following points for contestant number one: 9, 9, 10, 9, 7, 9, 9.y like cranes, they are looking for a little eye in the land where they hope to wait out the famine, sorry mom, there is no such land, there was no point in waiting any longer and dividing the world into truth and lies, there was no light. in words, how the wind blew us away, where were you on that day when my happiness came to me, smiled and passed me sweetly, turn around, turn around and go on your way. i just can’t find the answer, no, is it really so important that then maybe his sword is with you, but it will decide, turn around, ours, yes, turn around, turn around, and go through. i'm realizing, i don't know who we are and who we are not there is a core, but come back. thais saka, türkiye. bravo, thais, louder, louder, summer amphitheater, enjoy this applause. congratulations. thanks a lot. friends, taista came to us from sunny turkey, but we all have the best association with this country: the sea, the mountains, everyone’s favorite all inclusive, all inclusive, but you know, th

what would the jury do? i understand that the jury has reached a verdict. andrea canning: it took jurors less than four hours to reach a verdict. we, the jury, find the defendant tammy caison moorer guilty of kidnapping. andrea canning: guilty of kidnapping and conspiracy to kidnap, two counts. in court, tammy took it stoically. later, she was emotional. i told my kids if a verdict came in, then i was going away. because i knew that's what it would be. andrea canning: the elvis' got the verdict they wanted, but it wasn't going to bring heather back. it didn't change anything. people say it didn't change the big picture. it didn't change the little picture. you expect it to feel good-- no. --to be a victory, but it doesn't feel like that at all. andrea canning: heather's sister, morgan, looked across to the moorer's. morgan elvis: the only thing i saw was another family getting torn apart. those children sitting behind their mom. yeah. andrea canning: i'm sorry. morgan elvis: and i have lived firsthand, a fam

they would be up to the jury to decide. >> coming up, a verdict from the jury, but the real stunner wasontrolling this anymore. >> the prosecutor turned witness and the case turned upside down. >> they lie, they cheat. that is what they do. >> after everything that has come out, you think they got the right guy? >> when dateline continues. >> when dateline continues. but this is a not flash. for moderate to severe vasomotor symptoms due to menopause... ...veozah is the first and only prescription treatment that directly blocks a source of hot flashes and night sweats. with 100% hormone-free veozah... ...you can have fewer hot flashes... ...and more not flashes. veozah reduces the number and severity of hot flashes day and night. don't use veozah if you have cirrhosis, severe kidney problems, kidney failure, or take cyp1a2 inhibitors. increased liver blood test values may occur. your doctor will check them before and during treatment. most common side effects include stomach pain, diarrhea, difficulty sleeping, and back pain. ask your doctor about hormone-free veozah... ...and enjoy more

it was time for the jury to decide.in jones sat in the courtroom, watch the fight for his life swirl around him and felt in that uncomfortable chair, the withering stares of the jury. >> they can look at you and if you do one thing wrong, they deem it as wrong, that might sway them the opposite way. >> one facial ■/%ujuárjjñ >> one click of a pen. one bite of your fingernail. you never know how people are going to think. >> he had every reason to worry. later the jurors would recall how the images of the crime haunted them. >> blood all over the pictures. >> the palm print. >> but to the jurors, the evidence, or lack of it, looked bad for police too. >> the glass door for example the perpetrator when out was not fingerprinted inside or out. the kitchen floor would've been excellent for footprints. he obviously walked across there. no prints were taken. >> they said that sloppiness made them wander. what else did the police miss? what other suspects? the police claimed■ç that they had checked the alibis of all these pote

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if the evidence is believed by the jury then the jury could reach a finding of guilt. >> on the one hand>> the court at this point cannot substitute the judgment for the jury. >> he decided for the prosecution, there was enough evidence to go forward. the defense lost a five hour long high-stakes game and apparently by the closest of margins. >> that is probably the toughest moment i ever had as a lawyer. i thought i may have delivered this guy from this horrible experience of not only having lost his wife but then being falsely blamed for it after all of these years. >> the jurors filed back in unaware of how close they have come to being sent home without ever hearing more evidence. fired up by the knowledge that the judge almost tossed the case, the defense set out to counter the prosecution's call that placed the defendant at the scene. the lead defense attorney said it was impossible to be at two places at once so he called michael's mother as the alibi witness to tell the jury that michael arrived sometime after 5:00 on friday the 13th. >> he said he was tired and i am taking a nap

come at all in this final don’t come to the jury all the teams and so follow them jury jury jury jurym the same team, okay, look, 2:0, okay, now let’s ask malikov, if malikov says that this is corruption, then we need to do something about it. dmitry, please tell me, do you also think that this is corruption? yes, what are you, bitch, wait, what are you, i don’t understand, don’t, i said it, he’s kind, come on, it’s me, don’t. yes, i know, that’s why i’m not afraid, but you also think that this is corruption, yes, well, that’s it, then what, hello, that’s it they say it’s not fair, brother, you and i won’t succeed, we can do it, you can do it, come on then, if you want to help, invite another star, okay, in short, then come on, without me, kamon, follow me, let's go, imagine... the good old lady constantly runs forward, damn, he constantly runs forward, damn, that's it, stop parodying, so that it knows how to show, a very talented dog, she knows how to show a horse, horse, horse, come on, horse, bug, horse, show me, horse, wow, nevermind, talk, talk also, cool, this is all bullshit, t

, in general, a more or less star-studded jury.a stellar jury, today we definitely left some city without a concert, because he is here, sergey zhukov! seryozha, welcome, how are you doing, how are you in your mood, how do you feel about humor in general, do you have a sense of humor? well, sitting with garik on the same jury, i think i’ll train myself to the core, well , tell me, this is how you will evaluate the performance of other stars, you’re kind, that’s how i know you, i ’ll try to proceed from the fact that what will happen, because there is simply not enough humor, just stars. it’s not enough when there’s this big symbiosis, it’s already cool that there’s a symbiosis, of course, sergey zhukov, dear friends, bravo, let’s move on, amazing comedian, my good friend, this is just a text, my good friend, colleague, a person who always smells delicious of sausages, garik kharlamov, what do you expect from this show, garik, it’s clear that you don’t expect anything, just for show, tell me what you expect , i'm waiting. modest fel

seryozha, you are already an experienced jury member, how do you generally sit on our jury?

isn't a jury involved. just wonder whether that is part of the slow evolution of british justice, and that the reality of more openness ought to come to a greater level. >> that's a very good point . and >> that's a very good point. and i remember your late father and i remember your late father and i remember your late father and i remember that leader, i certainly discuss cases coming before the courts when they are about to be heard , because i about to be heard, because i know that the judge is not going to take any , any notice of to take any, any notice of anything i may write, but i can't be sure about that. as far as a jury is concerned, i can't be sure that the jury will, not disobey the judge's instructions and look something up that i or anybody else may have written or watch a television programme like yours. and i do think it's right to protect the jury. after all, once the case is over, we are free to say what we like. there are some cases loosely let this retrial, for example, where there's n

a jury on tuesday. would it be tuesday and wednesday, but audrey is set and ready to go wednesday morning. now baldwin says he had no idea this gun had real bullets in it. how's the prosecution going to try to prove that he acted negligently to? well, you know, it's going to be hard because the other day they had a special hearing before the trial where the judge made 2 rulings. number one that you could not refer to, alec baldwin, is a producer. you're not allowed to lean on that as a factor in this case at all. he's only here as an actor. and number 2, you can't show video that was taken during rehearsal. when he was saying, hurry up, hurry up, let's go, let's go telling them to redo the scene very, very quickly. they want to use that video course to make it look like things were rushed and that alec baldwin allegedly wasn't really paying attention was, was rushing everyone around. and that is why this incident happened. our ball inside is saying, look, we hired a safety coordinator, which was the ass

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a jury on tuesday. would it be tuesday and wednesday? but audrey is set and ready to go, wednesday morning, or in sports spain as advance to the final of the 2024 europe and football championship. defeating france, 2 to one. it was far from smooth sailing for the spaniards with cullum. wine, the pudding france ahead after just a minutes, but a stunning shot from the media. mo leveled the score and on the 25 minute march spans denny homo scored after his shot was deflected by francis quin day. the final score to one and spain fans went wild at the final whistle spans heading to the euro championships. final match in berlin this sunday. that'd be playing either england or than other ones depending on who wins the other semi final match on the west. asked sports journalist, summer hunter who spain would rather face on the final england or than other ones. they would probably prefer england only because if anybody remembers the woke up in 2010, when the netherlands went up against strain, it was rather spic

that said, the way the case was presented to the jury, the prosecutor described to the jury in closing arguments, stormy daniels is the motive saying how crucial your testimony was. your testimony was not only riveting but integral to the case. does the verdict sort of feel like a vindication, at least in the sense the story is straight and the jury agreed he was wrong when he called you a liar? >> yes but no. i mean, i don't understand -- life is not fair. i am getting constantly attacked. it was called the stormy daniels hush money trial and that's not what was. it was falsification of business records. i was one thing but i was the most exciting part. i was the one that took the stand. i was the one whose testimony made an impact. there were so many others i could've called. they didn't call karen mcdougal. when he was found guilty, for that brief moment, it was worth me testifying because at first i was not going to and i had to shut down my life. i was by choice sequestered. i didn't work. i did not tweet and if you know me that's a big deal. i didn't want anything to be misconstr

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see what the jury said about all of this momentarily.s. >> harris: the jury be deliberations on friday and today we have a verdict and waiting to see what that will be. it is interesting part of defense was throwing his wife nadine under the bus. as we have a verdict, we'll report it. more "outnumbered" next. losing weight and keeping it off? same. discover the power of wegovy®. ♪ ♪ with wegovy®, i lost 35 pounds. and some lost over 46 pounds. ♪ ♪ and i'm keeping the weight off. wegovy® helps you lose weight and keep it off. i'm reducing my risk. wegovy® is the only fda-approved weight-management medicine that's proven to reduce risk of major cardiovascular events in adults with known heart disease and with either obesity or overweight. wegovy® shouldn't be used with semaglutide or glp-1 medicines. don't take wegovy® if you or your family had medullary thyroid cancer, multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if allergic to it. stop wegovy® and get medical help right away if you get a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach

that said, the way the case was presented to the jury, i mean, the prosecutor described to the jury in his closing argument stormy daniels is the motive, citing how crucial your testimony was. your testimony was not only riveting, it was integral to the case. does the verdict feel like a vindication to you, at least in the sense that the story is a straight now that the jury has agreed he was wrong when he called you a liar? >> yes, but no. i mean, i don't understand. life is not fair. i am getting constantly attacked. it was called the stormy daniels cost money trial. that is not what it was but it was about the falsification of business records. mine was one thing but i was the most exciting part. i was the one that took the stand. i was the one that my testimony made such an impact. there were so many other people they would have called. they didn't call karen mcdougal. was it vindicated? when he was found guilty for that brief moment, it was worth me testifying because, at first, he wasn't going to and i had to shut down my life. i was basically, by choice, sequestered. i didn't wo

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this is the 1st one that has gotten as far as a jury verdict. and even if the company appeals, which it says it will, the decision sets a precedent for the other cases. tell us how important this verdict was and what are people saying about it in columbia and elsewhere in latin america? this is a very important precedent of the lawyers believe that this is the 1st us based multinational that's ever been held accountable in a trial for its actions in another country. so this has never happened before you. you might remember that shaquita is considered the very 1st multinational in some ways. so this is a very important precedent. what matters is that the, in this trial, the plaintiffs were called bellwether plaintiffs. that means they were plaintiffs that actually showed were exemplars of other plaintiffs. each plaintiff became a bell weather for a range of other plaintiffs behind a possible plaintiff's. behind them, there could be as many as 5000 or more victims in this pretty killer story. so in that sense, it opens up of a whole can of worms f

a deadlocked jury.ead, her attorney spoke as she was departing the courthouse. listen. >> folks, this is what it looks like when you bring false charges against an innocent person. the commonwealth did their worst. they brought the weight of the state based on spurious charges, based on compromised investigation and investigators, and compromised witnesses. this is what it looks like. guess what? they failed. they failed miserably, and they'll continue to fail. no matter how long it takes, no matter how long they keep trying, we will not stop fighting. we have no quit. >> allan, you're going to stay on? >> i just have two things to say, folks, number one, i am in awe of the strength and courage of this remarkable client that i've had the privilege of representing since day one. and number two, i want to send a message to all of her supporters out there: your support was invaluable. we are touched and we ask for your continued support. i'm not from texas, like my colleague here, i'm a boston kid, but i'l

that said, the way the case was presented to the jury, the prosecutor described to the jury and its closing arguments, stormy daniels is the motive, saying how crucial your testimony was. your testimony was not only riveting, it was absolutely integral to the case. does the verdict sort of feel like a vindication to you, at least in the sense that the story is straight now, that the jury has agreed that he was wrong when he called you a liar? >> yes but no. i mean i don't understand. life is not fair and i am getting constantly attacked. it was called the stormy daniels hush money trial and that's not what was. it was about falsification of business records. and i was just one thing but i was the most exciting part, you know, and i was the one that took the stand. i was the one that i think the testimony made such an impact. there were so many other people they could've called. they didn't call harry mcdougal. so it was vindicating when he was found guilty, for that brief moment it was worth me testifying, because at first i wasn't going to and i had to shut down my life. i was basically, b

the motive will be the key question for the jury to answer.don't have to answer that not everyone wants to figure out why did they do it? scarlet: trying to understand why he did do it, perhaps they will come up with a rationale to find him guilty or not. in terms of closing arguments underway right now, what are the key themes that you'll be listening to from the government versus the defense? josh: i read some of the snippets about how the government is closing, and they are trying to distill a very complicated set of facts into a coherent narrative, explain the chronology. basically, this was not rational trading, it was manipulative trading, and that there were lies to the prime brokers. the defense, for example, will try to make it more complicated. this was rational trading, he really believed in these stocks including cbs viacom, and sometimes the market moves against you, and that is the risk the brokers took. scarlet: the defense is he is not a very good investor. he believed in it to the point where when it backfired on him he had no

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she was hoping it would be in the jury's hands by the end of the week.ack and we'll be listening to those arguments this afternoon to see if anything new is raised on behalf of the defendants or any daylight between the two and have to wait for nadine menendez's trial. >> thank you for staying on top of it and pulling it all together. >> up next on ana cabrera reports, groceries. rent, medical costs, a new inflation report on the price you pay. (aaron) i own a lot of businesses... so my tech and my network need to keep up. thank you, verizon business. (kevin) now our businesses get fast and reliable internet from the same network that powers our phones. (aaron) so whatever's next... we're cooking with fire. (vo) switch to the partner businesses rely on. ♪ music ♪ ♪ unnecessary action hero! ♪ ♪ unnecessary. ♪ was that necessary? no. neither is missing your daughter's competition to do payroll. with paycom, employees do their own payroll so you don't have to miss your daughter's big day. time to shine. get paycom and make the unnecessary unnecessary. ♪♪ lo

is it part of a scheduled review by the grand jury? was there a issue the grand jury was asked to investigate more closely? i think that would help us as we decide what our response should be. >> i love to say we had everything to do with prompting isthe report, but i don't know for a fact, but we can inquiry for you. >> usually the grand jury decides what it is going to investigate, what department or entity that falls within its purview. they make the decisions, usually. >> based on what? >> that i can't answer. that's what- >> that's the question. >> zero in on. do they have a list of possibilities and say we'll pick this one now and someone says we are especially concerned about this, would you investigate? it is just good for us to know. >> thank you very much president morgan. colleagues, to chime in with the discussion, with the question commissioner fraser, vice president fraser, commissioner collins recollection. if i am correct hopefully or at least accurate, the grand jury is a voluntary citizen body. >> yep. >> and in terms

the chairman of our jury, people's artist of russia, philip kirkorov.s the first sunday of spring. welcome to our mask. well, we allow not only spring, but... i received a code, once per season, the code can use it if it gets into the nomination. we are starting the third episode of the mask show. by tradition, participants are divided into groups. i present the first five participants. only a few comments from viewers about this mask from our social networks. the plastic is incredible, very hot, hot. yes, if i had such a flower in my bedroom, i would never fall asleep . i am an ophthalmologist and this is my dream, meet cactus. cactus, hello, dear pricklyness, hello, oh, this is a mysterious plasticity. well, the cactus is in place, my lord is in place, dear jury, i remind you that you can ask the cactus any questions, he will answer either yes, or no, or he will go crazy, anything can happen here. hello dear cactus, listen, we recently have one very interesting singer, unfortunately, due to health reasons, from the stage, but not for a long time, so i

kara dana, the jury, has just entered the courtroom. >> the judge has asked for the jury verdict formhe can inspect it to make sure it is filled out properly. any moment now will learn what the verdict is and senator bob menendez this is bribery case again, he's facing 16 criminal counts of bribery, extortion honest services, wire fraud, acting as a foreign agent for the government of egypt as well as conspiracy charges. now the senator has maintained his innocence throughout but now is the moment we have the verdict beginning to come in but just waiting for my colleague, lauren del valle, who is inside, listening to the verdict, we will learn the information and shortly. but this was part of what prosecutors say was a grand scheme of corruption. they say the senator sold the power of his office in exchange for bribes multiple gold bars, nearly half $1 million in cash that the fbi found at his wife's home were the first count is in the conspiracy to commit bribery. the senator was found guilty. his two co-defendants in this were also found guilty. this first count of bribery is encomp

the jury is in suspense, because they have to give it. we care for our friend.r, look at your competitor mikhalovic, listen, but let’s sum it up, today he surprised us again, reincarnated, but everything remained equally so brutal, and with this one, i don’t even know if it’s a baritone or what, a real colonel, a real one, yes, a colonel or a junior lieutenant, a boy, young, we don’t know who is there, because there are a lot of versions, well , we wish you good luck, let's see what the scores will be, hurray for mihalich, thank you, mihalich, thank you, thank you very much, although yours was fast, pinched, pinched, pinched, just think, it’s okay, i have a good osteopaly, i have good osteopaths, everything is fine, i myself, you will be cured, and i will be cured, you can help me, you can comb your hair, change your clothes, do some medical treatment, and generally do just fine. i think this is love, in it, science fiction, we found out that the next participant in our musical and magical competition sings literally everywhere, at home, at work, while playing s

i agree, it was not bad, yes, but you can’t explain it to the jury, but i’ll try.ectar, look, we are definitely black , i hope, without pornstars, should be for me, because you and i are divorced, don’t judge us too harshly, we are no longer ready for marriage. you just do it with your other half a long way, and then half of it will never come back, i’m a good performer, it’s in my blood to perform, i can kick down a door . and shout from the stage at the audience, boil up for no reason, at press conferences, i can sing someone else’s song, it will immediately become mine, there is no poster hanging in your house. on the wall, you don’t remember me at all, zhukov began to slowly irritate him, because he doesn’t want to lose alyoshka, i’ll sing and you don’t have a crush, without college your whole career is in vain, now your dreams are in your hands, there is... you will vote for me , but if the beetles don’t tell you, go forget about your victory, just know that the fun will never return, sweat! alexey potekhin performed for you, the beer drinker, her hearts becam

the trialjudge told the jurors, a jury the trialjudge told the jurors, a jury made up of six men andr pubs opinions before deliberating. they have three weeks' evidence to get through and they have heard that lucy letby attempted to murder a premature baby girl in 2016 by dislodging her breathing tube. the prosecution says that a consultant walked into the room and virtually caught at the former nurse right handed, she was standing by the incubator is the baby was deteriorating, an alarm was sounding and the nurse was doing nothing to intervene. thejudge and the nurse was doing nothing to intervene. the judge told the jury that ultimately the case might come down to whether they believe the doctor's worked over the nurse. she says she does not recall the incident and does not accept the way it happened in the way he said. this jury it happened in the way he said. this jury has also been told about the last trial and the fact that lucy letby was convicted of murdering seven babies and attempting to murder another six, the prosecution have told the jury is here that in fact those convi

i have secrets about all the stars and about the jury, we will also find show stars.d? zaparasha on your head in all the languages ​​of the world, on his tombstone it will be written: well, he died, he died, garik kharlamov, a man who eats more oil than an old bmw, or the only thing... ler, well, no need to tell other people's secrets anymore, this is still an honest show, uh, girls, it's clear that you’re new to show business, but it’s been a long time since i was walking around st. petersburg on a sunny day, i saw a guy in the city center, standing up. face, why was he in such a pose, maybe he was tired, i went up to that boy and stood next to him, there were swans flying above, above my land, above the region. oh, you’re off to the fields, igor, yesterday, so, soviet travel, yes, get out of here, okay, okay, and we, let's continue, yes, such luck, such fun. lera is now our four-legged friend and in general an ntv star with a stick, this is mukhtar, bravo, bravo, bravo, mirage, mirage, mirage, or we’re not playing in the old groups, what are you talking about, shame

prosecutor notes and jury selection are missing. there may well have been. >> an effort to sanitize the files. we intend to look into that. hopefully with the assistance of the california attorney general's office. >> again, the da says they're still reviewing the bulk of those 35 death penalty cases. but so far they found misconduct on the part of 5 attorneys who used to work for the da's office, one who currently works for the da's office and is now being supervised as well as one judge. in oakland, dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> say from here to talk >> shocking video showing an assault suspect blocking a waymo car and then shouting police are looking for this man. they say he beat up the car's passenger. this incident happened a couple of weeks ago on buchanan street in the city, according to the victim's family of the victim was mentally disabled. they're currently in the hospital fighting for their life. anyone with information is encouraged to give police a call. california has reached a milestone in the fight against organized

grand jury. and if a grand jury decides after receiving all this information, that there's evidence of a crime, then they issue indictments and it can be against any number of people. she could be a witness, the mayor, or she could be a target. it's a little too soon to tell. okay fascinating. so what comes next? so obviously it's kind of up to the grand jury investigation. is this days away or weeks away? oh, we months it's the it's like it's a very slow process. so they're gathering information and presenting it to the grand jury. and you know, i know that city officials have been subpoenaed. some have been subpoenaed to come to testify. the document we're talking about is a duca's. take them. that means you have to bring the documents. so they're gathering documents. it's going to take the city months to gather the documents responsive to that subpoena duces take them. so i think it's not days or weeks. it's interesting, paula, because you know very well that the recall election against mayor

but this is the 1st one that has resulted in a jury verdict. the company said that it would appeal, it did not say, however, how it was could reconcile the fact that the united self defense forces of columbia, which the state department list as a foreign terrorist roof educated brands entered into an agreement whereby the company transferred $1700000.00 to the terrorist john curiosity. welcome to the whistle blowers the . 2 2 2 2 2 2 the tequita is the modern iteration of a notorious predecessor, known as the united fruit company, the united fruit company, once so, nearly 2000000 acres of land in guatemala, on doris costa rica, belize. and along the coast of columbia, it was the largest landowner and the largest employer in central america for more than 50 years. and it had the power and authority to overthrow governments. indeed, with members of its board of directors, that included president dwight eisenhower, secretary of state john foster, dulles, and his brother, c. i, a director allen dollars. the united food company was able to overthrow

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