mike dunn was indicted in 2012 for murder after fatally shooting 17-year-old jordan davis during a dispute over loud music. dunn and his girlfriend stopped at a gas station where davis and his friends were parked in an suv. the jury heard from the fiancee. >> i hate that music. i heard pop pop pop. >> you got back in the passenger side of the car. did you see a firearm at that point in time? >> yes, michael was putting it into the glove box. >> throughout deliberations, jurors asked to watch that surveillance video twice. during closing argument, assistant state attorney john guy told jurors the case wasn't about self defense. it is rather the case of dunn's self-denial. >> jordajordan davis didn't hava weapon, he had a big mouth and the defendant wouldn't stand for it. >> the defense said dunn feared for his life. >> meeting with the dunn family we knew this was a clear case of self defense. >> but the case didn't add up. >> even people who have the right to self defense do not have the right to take the life of a child. >> he said he fires his nine millimeter handgun at the parked suv be

especially in the capital kiev the movement hero mike dunn has been named after the capitals independence class which has been the focus of the biggest protests the erm i've done to this a fine thing for democrats take more european ukraine. they want president and the culprits to resign he's been taking a tough stance. several people have been killed in clashes on jeremiah done. provoking more anger and not so stinky and also in other cities like admit in the west people that also strongly support what they call them resolutions protesters seen the ukrainian national anthem on the main square of disease in western ukraine you two demonstrations have been taking place every day since november demonstrations for a better future. people talking ill of anyone who doesn't hop kaczynski. a nasty word for a russian. they hosted the governor of the beach a close ally of president victory and a cool beach they placed the letter of resignation in front of him and forced him to sign it leader he tried to get back saying he only signed under duress. but it was no use the protesters would make it bac

here in the mike dunn and the large screen behind me by the stage and we expect many more people will be here to watch of course will be getting their immediate reaction but again another indication that perhaps some of the thunder might be stolen. of the autonomous region's parliament in korea voted to hold that a referendum on the twenty fifth if you'll recall from our broadcast over the course of the last week that is the same date that has been set by the new parliament for presidential elections in ukraine many people here saying they will stay in the square the protests will continue until the presidential election. it's unclear if they bulk bill be able to keep that momentum here as there is some sort of escalating confrontation between people between ukraine and russia were at least a rebels are loyal to russia. thank you very much anti terror iraq back in tn santa ana canyon. in most of you watching cctv means in my pack. fan. sells. steve the only online. yet to meet say they have arrested a suspect and says his boss firing cleaned out the captaincy to quito province in sout

can be seen about three hundred pizzas up the steep rise from independence square locally known as mike dunn which leads to the heavily protected presidential offices. i don't mind. while the move. cheesy cheese and let die. should the victims to wearing forty on what they would write to wait by medics o'connor writes of being hit an arrest warrant has been issued by ukraine's entry and just went to yanukovich a man who is wanted for mass murder often he thrived on friday down to eastern ukraine protest to stream into his sprawling state of the size of one the cut. they were astounded by what they found the compound team to its upright busy want to waste the golf course. divers have recovered official documents right into the lake of the residents get like a witch's opponents believe it was an attempt to destroy evidence of secret from school illegal transfers the material included a list of tenements such as tatiana john avail. he was beaten up like a knife attack is in december last year and a store full of christians and the prophets the local ukrainian channels for field goals including

official level from the west to indicate that in fact there is this something sinister going on on the mike dunn also known as the independence square in kiev. the european union has no right to sports extremists this way using violence and auntie susan coleman europe is familiar with them. we have to fight school extremist forces including those in ukraine. this is very important for ukrainians to pay phones on extremists and need to find a compromise and are still peaceful. it is now at balgowlah school russian foreign ministry at this whole week scan instead it refers to as nazis out of the book of some of the leaders of the ukrainian so called revolution for example hundreds of them was expelled the is f m and other radical views and he's actually participated in the test in what way into the caucasus one of father on the side of the tennis and i have prided himself on the fact that he personally get several tanks and armored vehicles and despite that he still managed to run for the ukrainian parliament a couple of years ago again he's one of the leaders of ultra nationalist movements and th

reminded we are not terrorists got to it the shocking news from the aztecs used as candid as the mike dunn in khaki. don't we the day. victoria is also saddened by events in the capital. but doesn't see as a reason to go out and demonstrate. carlisle t t i called it remains intact. she admits to being concerned about the political situation in the country. what is even more wary of an economic crisis. with ukraine on the verge of bankruptcy. she thinks the time has come to divide the country. the ym pres federation nice twist crimea old with the administration's top of the local papers. but that's not a solution for tomorrow if it were. when the general remains hopeful team has won the european cup twenty five days ago that they received no not prizemoney at peace that eats. but sadly those days are over and women football is now also receive money when they win titles albeit still a lot less than the male colleagues. when football is becoming more and more popular in most countries in europe but in the east as . women are still a long way away from being considered equal. that's why the s

it's being that of control that he will by representatives from the mike dunn group these protesters who are basically a bag of running trafficked of controlling of the underground transportation protecting key of government buildings and hospitals. this is clearly a stronghold of those who were in opposition to yanukovich and science and sort of rejoice in seeing him at least there's also a large dove political process happening here the parliament is convening under the leadership of that new speaker of parliament who is acting as president in the coming hours we expect them to welcome but the eu is these types of foreign policy chief catherine ashton. she has in the past but were them i'd done the square below me and has interacted with some of the protesters who are here she's here to shore up support for up to help. but ukraine's of struggling economy recover the missing statements that we actually heard earlier from the eu anyway. undoubtedly this will lend credibility to moscow's accusations that what happened in the last few days was actually an eu backed a coup d'etat those

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miking dunn took the stand tuesday telling a jury he fired in self-defense when he felt threatened.rosecutors, they don't buy that story. and dunn's girlfriend may have given the most crucial testimony of the day. cnn's martin savidge has the latest from jacksonville. >> reporter: it's quite possible but this trial could be in the hands of the jury by the end of the day. meanwhile, many are still talking about michael dunn's testimony yesterday. he's maintaining self-defense. that's the reason he fired nine bullets into that suv with four teenagers inside of it klg 17-year-old jordan davis. on the witness stand he described how at a gas station jordan davis became more angry at him using racial and all kinds of profanity against him. at one point, appearing to reach for something inside of the suv. and that's the point at which michael dunn said that he pulled out a gun and fired into the vehicle. and then after firing those shots, once his fiancee is back in his car, they drive off without calling police. on cross-examination, that's when the prosecution said look this really wasn'

it, and according to the detective testifying at the time, it was the same gun he found inside mike's dunn'stive went to michael dunn's house, when they went to arrest him, his house, of course, is not even near jacksonville, but when they went to arrest him, the detective went to look at the car, parked in the garage, and that's where they found that gun, inside the glove compartment. it's the first time we've seen the weapon in court today and obviously there are a lot of questions about what was and wasn't found in his car, but also in the red suv that the teenagers were in. >> thank you so much. >>> justin bieber is already facing charges in miami and toronto, and now the feds are investigating him. the federal aviation administration is looking into allegations that passengers on his charter flight from toronto to new jersey interfered with the crew. sources say he and his father verbally abused a flight attendant after she repeatedly asked them to stop smoking marijuana, and the pilots hl to wear oxygen masks to avoid inhaling the marijuana smoke. >>> the relentless winter is taking it

i feel like this prosecution failed in really hammering down the moment that mike dunn said he was so he kept looking out the window for these kids that were going to come back with their friends. but he was so scared, he didn't call the police? >> it was total -- >> he didn't call the police to protect his beautiful fee ancy? i've got -- >> his fee an fiancee takes the stand. >> what i perceive you to be. if you are being with me, a threat, and i'm scared, then that law justifies your death. and that's problematic. >> and i think this is a long series, not just a five-minute segment on "legal view", this is a week-long series where every color is represented, every notion, every attitude. and they're all able to speak freely without all those death threats sent on twitter. >> 100% agree. >> call it back, folks. stop threatening to kill people on twitter because you don't like what they're saying. that's the problem. if we can't communicate, we are never going to know what the problem is. and this is a case that outlines it. >> and what you're describing, by the way, is a jury, okay,

mike the dunn told jurors he thought the teen in the car was armed. >> he slammed something against theoor and said, you're -- yeah, i'm going to [ bleep ] kill you. >> no weapon was found in the suv. prosecutors also questioned dunn about why he did not call police immediately after the shooting. >>> some dramatic police work in sacramento caught on video. officers set up a perimeter around a suspect who allegedly broken into a nearby home. when he hopped on to a bicycle and tried to get away. but he rode straight toward an officer who tackled him. you see right there. other cops and neighbors joined in and a tv cameraman record it all. the suspect reportedly had several outstanding warrants. >>> and in kenosha cameras were recording as a high school boy attacked a bus driver demanding his i.d. for swearing and being disruptive in the past. the driver punched the kid back while the bus slowly rolled into a car and two parked pickups. the boy was charged in juvenile court with felony battery and the driver was fired. >>> some important medical news, a large new study of mammograms is su

jordan davis seen in in exclusive youtube video was unarmed when he was murdered by 47-year-old mike lg dunnloud music. a detective testifying he found in weapons in the parked suv where zbaifs three of his friends sat outside a jacksonville gas station. >> you see any evidence in any of these locations of weapons? >> no, i did not. >> reporter: lawyers for dunn say he was defending himself after he herd threats and saw a gun inside the suv. in an emotional testimony, dunn's fiancee inside the gas station when the shots rang out -- >> somebody's shooting. >> reporter: describing that fateful night. >> what did the defendant say? >> i hate that music. >> reporter: on friday, davis' friends answering questions too. >> isn't true the music was so loud that the windows and mirrors were vibrating. in that suv? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: tevin thompson testifying when dunn parked next to them and asked them to turn down the music, they did. but davis wanted it turned back up. >> what did jordan davis say? >> turn the [ bleep ] music back up. >> to you or someone else? >> to me. >> reporter: a minut

. >> miles even shared her impressions about mike he dunn, and explained the partial verdict the jury returned. what did you think of michael dunn? >> i -- honestly think he was a good guy. i think he's a good guy. i don't think he hates everybody. i don't think he walks around wanting to shoot everybody. i think that he made bad decisions. >> you still think he's guilty of murder, though. >> yes. i really think he's guilty of murder. but not the guilty as charged. >> first degree. you don't think he's guilty of first degree. >> i think he's guilty of second degree. >> how difficult was it for you to come back into that courtroom, knowing that jordan davis' parents were there, and you couldn't agree on a charge related to his -- >> it was hard. >> -- death. we were confident and cool with it, but when he sent us back, we were just like okay, this is the decision we had to make. but when he sent us back, we got nervous. we got really nervous, because we didn't know -- if this throws out the whole case or is she going to retry him. or is corey satisfied with just what happened, if she i

we ought to see mike at dunn, the one he described in his own jail house letters. >> kerry sanders is outside the courthouse right now. bring us up to date. i just saw a whole group of people walk off, looked like they were carrying a very large sign. what can you tell us about what's happening out there? >> there is a fair amount of reaction out here. they anticipated there would be some sort of answer on that number one charge, which is the first-degree murder charge. the mistrial has disappointed a fair number of people here. but sort of muting that is the jury did come back with three counts of guilty on attempted murder. which suggests to many who were out here, that had the prosecutor brought a charge of second-degree murder, rather than first-degree murder, that they may have reached a conclusion. the general consensus out here, as you hear the people chanting behind me, is that the jury was deadlocked not on the decision of whether it was guilty or not guilty, but whether the severity of the charge should have been first-degree, second-degree or manslaughter. many of the peopl

the accused man, mike al-dunn is using the stand your ground as a defence, drawing similarities with the zimmerman case. >> the teen was killed nine months after trayvon martin. good morning. yes, the victim is 17-year-old jordan davis. his mother tells us after george zimmerman was acquitted he was fearful. in letters he wrote that his attorney says he has a stronger case of self-defence than george zimmerman, if he was acquitted it would bode well for him. >> lucy mcbeth sits in her son's room to feel dozer to him. >> people used to say jordan was my shadow. he had a good heart. he cared about people. and he had such a joy for life. >> the life of 17-year-old jordan davis ended in an s.u.vl in 2012. he and three friends were at a gas station when 46-year-old michael dunn pulled alongside them. he was a tourist. during an interview with police he said he politely asked the teenagers to turn down their music. they complied. the music comes on. i'm like live and let live. don't need trouble. >> thinks escalated. . >> dunn told police he pulled out a gun, because he thought the teenage

let me start with you, mike, if the jury did not buy -- if they didn't buy the michael dunn defense, how do they convict on the lesser charges? can you explain the two verdicts for me, kendall? >> well, it seems speculating, the jurors haven't been interviewed yet, but it seems somebody, at least one person who may have been holding out against a first-degree murder conviction believe that maybe there was a reasonable doubt about dunn's account of what jordan davis was or wasn't doing. however, as the judge indicated, you've got to look separately at the self defense allegations with respect to three other victims, and as to those three, there was nothing whatsoever that could have justified aiming a gun in their direction and shooting into their car, so there's a rationale, it's not a happy rationale, but there is a rationale for seeing a difference. >> can you also explain here, because there's been some confusion over the role that stand your ground played in all of this down there in florida. walk us through that. >> well, stand your ground is very much a part of a trial like thi

mike is still on. >> thank you, judge. >> you're welcome. >> now, mr. dunn, when mr. guy talks about that common area, he kept saying common area in your hotel. do you remember that? >> yes, i do. >> could you explain to the jury where that common area is in the hotel? . it's on the top floor as you exit the elevators. it's like the entrance to the hallway. it has a couch, and a -- seating area. where was your room located? >> down the hall. >> is that op a secure key you can get to without everything a pass key to get in? >> yes, it was. >> do you recall him saying rhonda is a grown woman and can take care of herself? >> i remember. >> was she in position to take care of herself that night. >> not at all. >> was she in condition the next day? >> not at all. >> was she in the condition she was in when she testified the other day? >> very much so. >> mr. guy said you were trying to be zoic, do you recall those questions? >> doicht. >> were you as calm as you are today? >> no. >> were you calm, as you are sitting next to the table next to me? >> no. >> were you as calm

dunn was guilty of verdict. so why then didn't they convict him? >> under fire, tv star miker" or do his critics have a point? >> your "new day" continues right now. >>> good morning and welcome once again to "new day". it's wednesday, february 19th just after 8:00 in the east. chaos erupting in every corner of the world, stretching from kiev to caracas. in the ukraine the death toll has climbed to 25. in the capital city you can see smoke is rising after fires raged through the night. in venezuela violent clashes claimed four lives. tensions are rising with the arrest of the country's opposition leader. >> in thailand similar unrest. the prime minister is being charged with corruption. five people were killed so far in clashes with police. all of this reminiscent of the arab spring. while things intensify in syria with pressure on the white house to stop the carnage there. we'll tap into the resources of cnn and bring the unrest overseas and why it's happening and what it means to you. the ukraine, the numbers keep going up. the city of kiev smoldering right now. fires ragin

dunn is pleading not guilty to first-degree murder saying he acted in self-defense. prosecutors say the evidence proves it was premeditated. >>> guess who's getting miked up right now in? ted cruz joining us next. the fbi offering thousands of dollars for your health tracking down people aiming their laser pointers at pilots. that's what we were showing you. putting your safety in the air at risk. >>> and the government funding a massive study on pizza. wait until you hear how much pizza america eats every single day. right back with senator cruz. >>> brand new update on the benghazi investigation blaming the white house and state department for security failures leading up to the deadly attack. the interim report just released by republicans on the house armed services committee is just the latest to find blame with the administration's response to this attack that left four americans dead including u.s. ambassador chris stevens. >>> texas senator ted cruz is a member of the armed services committee and is my guest today. great to see you, senator. >> gretchen, always great to join you. >> this report seems to say exactly what the previous reports have said, that the

mike xwroe aggression way to life and death aggression. marc, for me, i guess that's part of what's been hard. i can't try the dunn case.at's going to happen in that case. what i do know is that the defense in that case, because it has to arrest on being afraid of these boys, we can already see what they're doing is crafting a narrative that because the music was loud, because they were black boys, because of all these disreputable things that make them these kind of scary and aggressive black boys, that it is reasonable for their client to have shot that gun into that car. >> this case is a heartbreaking case. when you see what they're saying, even more blatant than what happened with zimmerman, they're making this real racist argument and appealing that way. >> racialized. because the word racist is so difficult for people to hear. but it is a racialized argument. >> much better way of putting that. i'll use that from now on. i think this is something in some strange ways could bring in more white people who are concerned, into this conversation than even trayvon martin did. i'm hoping that. when i look at the moral m