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a black man running down the street. >> reporter: prosecutor linda dunikoski told the state's side ofry that the three men charged with murder could not have made a citizens arrest because arbery had not committed a crime. she also argued, that while chasing arbery through the committed a crime. she neighborhood, and confronting him with a shotgun, it was travis mcmichael, the man who pulled the trigger who committed a felony. >> reporter: imagine if armed robbers could come in and say, "well, i had to defend myself against the victim of my crime." >> reporter: the defense painted the three men as concerned neighbors, worried after reports of burglaries in the area. defense attorneys claiming they were just trying to defend themselves when they tried to detain arbery. >> travis, trying to yank this gun from mr. arbery, ahmaud's hands still on it, amaud's fist raising, is there any question that ahmaud arbery is assaulting travis mcmichael? >> reporter: defense attorneys for greg mcmichael said he didn't pull the trigger and it was arbery's actions that led to the confrontation. a rodd

linda. >> [ cheers and applause ] >> good job. >> a sea of black men and women cheering the white prosecutor who convinced the 12 jurors to convict. the defense tried to use race to sway the jury several times at trial, but prosecutors said they had faith in the panel despite its racial makeup. 11 white people and one black person. >> after we picked the jury, we looked at them and realized that we had very, very smart, very intelligent, honest jurors who were going to do their job, which is to seek the truth. and so we felt that putting up our case, it didn't matter whether they were black or white, that putting up our case that this jury would hear the truth. they'd see the evidence. and that they would do the right thing and come back with the correct verdict. >> i wanted to make sure that the jury understood that the self-defense case was absolute garbage, that was not what took place, and i was doing my best in the moment to dismantle it. >> president biden says the convictions, quote, reflect our justice system doing its job and vice president kamala harris says the verdicts send an im

the jury was also shown police body cam footage of the 25-year-old black jogger after he had been killed. prosecutor lindadunikoski described how the three defendants gregory mcmichael, travis mcmichael, and william bryan chased arbery for five minutes in their pickup trucks until he was "trapped like a rat." this is the prosecutor delivering her opening statement. >> all three of these defendants did everything they did based on assumptions. not on facts, not on evidence, but on assumption. they make decisions in their driveway based on those assumptions that took a young man's life. amy: and in houston, texas, at least eight people were killed, including two high school students aged 14 and 16, at the astroworld festival friday after an audience of some 50,000 rushed for the stage, crushing those at the front. hundreds more were injured. the chaos unfolded during rapper travis scott's performance, the festival's headliner and an organizer. scott finished his full set and brought out rapper drake to perform as audience members begged security guards for help but were ignored. cnn reports the show continu

linda didn't argue race. she's facing 11 white jurors and one black juror. if she tried to argue race she would lose a juror that would maybe take it personal in the way the prosecution didn't want so she didn't do that. this is what she did argue. this is linda argued the right to liberty in america. >> guess what? we're citizens of the united states, right? we live here. we have liberty. this is a free country. other people can't stop us and hold us and detain us. they have to have actually seen us commit a crime to make a citizens arrest so you go around and stop stopping people, you're doing that in violation of their personal liberty. >> that's what actually worked, elie. >> look, the judge at the beginning of the case said that he saw evidence of racial bias in the jury selection but the judge declined to do anything about it. so going into that courtroom, you have to meet the jury where it is. you have to know what you're up against and here the prosecutor knew what she was up against and adjusted accordingly. in other cases that we have seen where th

black pastors in the courtroom and so on. i suppose as prosecutors you have to keep your cool in those kind of situations. linda, or whoever else, what is your reaction now that the case is over to -- i mean they were just overt racist tropes being thrown out there in front of the jury. >> i'll let larissa hand thl one. >> i think the comments were unnecessary and they were low. and i just feel bad that ahmad's mom dad and had to sit there and listen to all of though things. >> and at one point you were admonished after you asked a witness that do you believe that stealing is the deserving of the death penalty. isn't that the crux of what this case was about? >> well, yes. ahmad did not deserve that. did he not deserve that. and we are just happy that the jury saw that. >> and paul, let me go back to some of the what the defense was saying during this trial, some of the controversial comments. dy want to get your response to that? >> you know, defense attorneys have a job to do. and they'll make arguments and they'll say things sometimes to get points across that may not come across well. saying what the prosec

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opening statements lead prosecutor linda told the jury defendant gregory mcmichael, his son travis mcmichael and three white men assume the worth worst and unarmed black after he was seen leaving an unsecure construction site in the brunswick neighborhood in february of 2020. their assumption that defendant to chase operate for five minutes until he contracted 25 billion travis mcmichael fatally wounded him. to they suspected of burglary they contended did not want to shoot but was forced to in self-defense. >> it's about travis mcmichael's duty and responsibility to himself. to his family into his neighborhood. >> now eric commissars the jury goes, there has been frustration expressed on the part of aubrey sammy on impartiality of a jury made up of 11 white people in one black person in such a racially charged case pretty spoke to criminal defense attorney not associated with the case they often liked to pick jurors that look like the victim who are defendants that is not the selection of the jury process break. >> but we what ultimately is 12 jurors regardless of their skin color, who can determine guilt or innocence based on the evidence and testim

story about how and why ahmaud arbery, a black man, was pursued by three white men and then shot to death. during opening statements on friday, lead prosecutor lindae mostly white jury that the defendants, gregory mcmichael, his son and william bryant assumed the worst about arbery after he was seen leaving an unsecured construction site in the brunswick neighborhood. the three men pursued him for five minutes in a pickup truck before he was confronted and ultimately soft. lawyers for the mcmichaels told the jury they were trying to he detain arbery who they suspected of burglary. neighbors had become concerned about the uptick in property crime in the neighborhood and they contented that travis mcmichael didn't want to shoot arbery but was forced to in self-defense. >> all of these defendants did everything they did based on assumptions. not on facts, not on evidence. on assumptions. and they made decisions in their driveways based on those assumptions that took a young man's life. >> it's about travis mcmichael's duty and responsibility to himself, to his family, and to his neighborhood. >> reporter: day one of the trial was also the first day a

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a black man running down the street, the state, arguing the defendant's actions were not a lawful citizens arrest because they weren't present when a crime was committed. prosecutor linda dennis kaskey also asking jurors to reject travis mcmichael testimony that he shot aubrey in self defense. if you are the initial unjustified aggressor. you don't get claim. self defense. defense attorneys argue the shooting occurred only after aubrey tried to grab travis's shotgun. you are allowed to use force. that is likely. to cause death or serious bodily injury. if you believe it's necessary. they also say the defendant's believed aubrey had committed burglary after surveillance video captured him at a home under construction. defense attorney jason sheffield asking jurors to set aside their feelings during deliberations. it's going to take courage to set aside what you think and feel. what may be trying to penetrate you from other sources that you have tried to do your best to avoid. and to focus on the bare facts of this case. the three defendants also face federal heat crime charges in the killing of amado berry. in brunswick, georgia, charles watson. fox news. president bide