that the state has established beyond a reasonable doubt the existence of the aggravating factor, nikolas cruz was previously convicted of another felony involving the use of threat of violence to another person we. we the jury find that the state has established beyond a reasonable doubt the existence of the aggravating factor nikolas cruz knowingly created a great risk of death to many persons, yes. we the jury unanimously find that the state has established beyond a reasonable doubt the existence of the aggravating factor, the first-degree murder of gina montalto was committed, yes. we the jury find the existence of the aggravating factor that the first-degree murder of gina montalto was especially heinous, atrocious or cruel, yes. we the jury unanimously find that the state has established beyond a reasonable doubt the existence of the aggravating factor, the first-degree murder of gina montalto was committed in a premeditated manner without any pretense of moral or legal justification. yes. reviewing the aggravating factors that we unanimously found to be established beyond a reasona

for the park land killer nikolas cruz. which would mean avoiding the death penalty. but we have to say they right now, the initial counts read in court, that is the direction that this is going. that is what we're hearing from the jury as the judge is reading it. there are still more counts to be read. we're trying to re-establish this connection. of course in the courtroom. here with me is jean casarez and paul callahan as we try to get this established. a big caveat is this is still continuing. they were on one of the last counts. >> they were the 16th person. just your initial reaction as to far as we've heard from the jury as they've been going through, as the judge has been reading through this. this is life in prison without the possibility of parole. so far it does not look like it is going to the -- >> let's go back to the courtroom. >> eligibility for the death penalty as to jamie guttenberg. we the jury unanimously find that the aggravating factors that were proven beyond a reasonable doubt outweigh the mitigating circumstances established as to jamie gutte

to nikolas cruz in this case. factors as to count one, victim luke hoyer. we the jury unanimously find that the state has established beyond a reasonable doubt the existence of the aggravating factor nikolas cruz was previously convicted of another capital fell or felony involving the use or threat of violence to another person. yes. we the jury un animously find beyond a reasonable doubt, that nicklaus cruise created a death to many persons. yes. we the jury unanimously find that the state has established beyond a reasonable doubt the existence of the aggravating factor, the first degree murd of luke hoyer was committed wild nikolas cruz was engaged in the commission of a burglary. yes. we the jury unanimously find that the state has established beyond a reasonable doubt the existence of the aggravating factor, the first-degree murder was heinous atrocious or cruel, yes. we find that the state has established beyond a reasonable doubt the existence of the aggravating faktor, the first murder of luke hoyer was com

relatives of those who were killed by nikolas cruz in the - killed by nikolas cruz in the parkland shooting back— the mini budget. and making sure we get growth back into _ the mini budget. and making sure we get growth back into our _ the mini budget. and making sure we get growth back into our economy. i get growth back into our economy. that is the central prize, that is the main focus of myjob and the reason why i am here in washington and the reason why you're here is because we have imf annuals and the reason is we are talking about the same problems, energy, inflation and how we can get growth back into the global economy. but how we can get growth back into the global economy-— global economy. but you have a situation where, _ global economy. but you have a situation where, as _ global economy. but you have a situation where, as you - global economy. but you have a situation where, as you say, i global economy. but you have a i situation where, as you say, you've come you to discuss important issues, back home at number ten, there were discussions filtering the fiscal statement you

nikolas cruz did offer an apology _ looks like. nikolas cruz did offer an apology in - looks like.pology in court. l looks like. nikolas cruz did i offer an apology in court. that mean anything to you or the otherfamilies? it mean anything to you or the other families?— mean anything to you or the other families? it was a most ridiculous _ other families? it was a most ridiculous thing _ other families? it was a most ridiculous thing i _ other families? it was a most ridiculous thing i have - other families? it was a most ridiculous thing i have ever i ridiculous thing i have ever heard in my life. you can't apologise for taking someone's child. he was having a bad day. he felt that no—one loved him so he decided to go out and murder 17 people? it is unbelievable, and of course we gaveit unbelievable, and of course we gave it no credit whatsoever. tony, i know this, as i said, a very difficult day for you. i am very full you sharing your thoughts with us. thank you for your time. thoughts with us. thank you for your time-— your time. thank you for allowing _ your time. thank you fo

to nikolas cruz in this case.im luke hoyer. we the jury find that the state has established beyond a reasonable doubt the existence of the aggravating factor, nikolas cruz was previously convicted of another capital felony or felony involving the use or threat of violence to another person, yes. we the jury find that the state has established beyond a reasonable doubt the existence of the aggravating factor nikolas cruz created a great risk of death to many persons, yes. we the jury unanimously find that the state has established beyond a reasonable doubt the existence of the aggravating factor, the first degree murder of luke hoyer was committed nikolas cruz was involved in the commission of a blurry, yes. we the jury find that the state has established beyond a reasonable doubt the existence of the aggravating factor, the first degree murder of luke hoyer was heinous, atrocious or cruel, yes. we the jury unanimously find that the state has established beyond a reasonable doubt the existence of the aggravating fa

13 de octubre y estas son las noticias principales: rabia y mÁs dolor causÓ la cadena perpetua a nikolasuz que matÓ a tiros a 17 personas en la escuela de parkland, florida, en 2018. padres de las vÍctimas esperaban condena de pena de muerte. >> muriÓ de cuatro disparos de ar—15. le dispararon en la cabeza. el cerebro del hijo explotÓ. leÓn: otro pistolero matÓ a cinco personas en una zona residencial de carolina del norte. lÍderes republicanos hablan de cualquier cosa menos de la aprobaciÓn unÁnime para citar a donald trump para testificar en el congreso. revelaciones indican que pretendÍa anular la victoria de joe biden que lo sacÓ de la casa blanca. comienza la ediciÓn nocturna. locutor: este es su "noticiero univisiÓn: ediciÓn nocturna", con leÓn krauze. leÓn: muy buenas noches y gracias por estar con nosotros de nuevo. cinco personas murieron tras un tiroteo en raleigh, carolina del norte. despuÉs de varias horas de tiroteo activo, la policÍa logrÓ detener al sospechoso y lo puso bajo custodia. se tratarÍa de un adolescente blanco que aÚn no ha sido plenamente identificado. la trage

nikola's defense lawyers saying we're going to keep fighting. bail until his sentencing in january. >> our thanks to tai hernandez for that report. the company has cut all ties with milton, but the damage is done. after reaching that high of more than $80 a share back in june, nikola shares closed at $3 and change on friday. milton now facing a sentence of more than 20 years in prison. >>> now to a look at the new life for the convicted con artist who is the subject of the series, "inventing anna." anna sorokin is currently under house arrest as she fights deportation to germany for overstaying her visa. she's reflecting on her past and how she says she's changed. anna sorokin, a/k/a anna delvey, speaking to us this week about her next chapter. >> everything just happened so quickly. i'm trying to figure everything out. >> what are you wearing? you look pale. >> reporter: she's the so called fake heiress whose financial crimes and lavish lifetime inspired the emmy-nominated netflix series, "inventing anna." >> i do not have time for this. >> rep

nikolas cruz murdered 17 people and injured 17 others in parkland, florida, four years ago.ms reacted -- families of victims reacted furiously as the jury rejected the death penalty. it is the deadliest mass to reach a jury trial in this country. our north america correspondent sent this report. reporter: what punishment does the murderer of 17 people deserve? unlike most mass shooters, nikolas cruz survived the massacre he created and lived to see a jury answer the question. >> jurors have reached a verdict in this case. reporter: they rejected the death penalty, giving him life without parole. families of the victims showed disappointed. -- disappointment. outside, they reacted in fury. >> i am disgustedith those jurors, i am disgusted with the system. that you can allow 17 dead and 17 others shot and wounded and not give the death penalty, what do we have the death penalty for? reporter: cruz was on a mission on valentine's top valentines and three teachers. students who survived went on to create march for our lives, a huge gun reform movement with rallies across the cou

. >> la vida del asesino confeso de parkland se salvó por uno de los 12 jurados que sentenció a nikolaserte, esto se recibió con decepción por los familiares . >> el sistema nuevamente consigue formas de defraudarme , 5 muertos y horas de tensión sembró este adolescente en carolina del norte , y la inflación sube por los cielos, enfrentamos el índice más alto en los últimos 40 años, le mostraremos cuánto suben los precios de alimentos los últimos años . >> muy buenas noches bienvenidos a esta emición, comenzamos con este video que fue mostrado hoy por el comité que investiga el asalto al capitolio vemos como nancy pelosia muestra la propietario de la madre de schummer,. >> que ambos le exigían al fiscal interino que detuviera a la turba . >> (habla en inglés) . >> (información en pantalla) . >> (información en pantalla) . >> esa fue solamente una de las llamadas para pedir ayuda, telefoniaron al gobernador de virginia para pedirles que desplegara a laedirles que desplegara a la guardia nacional, también llamaron al secretario de defensa como otros funcionarios, en otro video obtenido po

do you think that could impact the jury's decision to spare nikolas cruz's life?be very careful in investigating jurors and jury deliberations and the intensity of the process. the first thing you have to note is getting 12 people to agree on anything obviously is going to be very difficult. something as somber as this, as imposing death, of course, there's going to be discord. of course, there's going to be high emotions and disagreements. the issue is does that rise to the level of a threat or a crime? people argue, people have debates, people have mass differences. in a case like this where the jury selection started in april and jurors are together all the time, there's going to be that. looking to criminalize that appears to be problematic. the case for all purposes is now concluded. they've recommended, amara, life, because three jurors from one of them could not reach a unanimous verdict. it won't alter that, but we want to encourage your participation and not have it devolve into if i disagree, i'm going to get investigated on and go to jail. you want to b

nikolas cruz had already pleaded guilty.ulence he admitted was caused in part by his policies. he is facing growing calls to rethink his tax—cutting package. chinese internet censors have been deleting photos of a rare political protest in beijing.

the jury sparing nikolas cruz the death penalty. parkland families walking out of the courtroom. >>> tonight, the deadly police ambush. two police officers killed, a third seriously wounded. were they lured in by a suspicious 911 call? >>> the new numbers here tonight on inflation here in the u.s. the prices you're paying for everything. security payments.o social - and the dow ending the day up. >>> the american airlines flight making an emergency landing. several crew members sickened. >>> the war in ukraine tonight. roughly 40 towns struck in just 24 hours, some with kamikaze drones. >>> and here in the u.s. in the northeast tonight, flood watches and dangerous driving. heavy rain, damaging winds, washington, d.c. right up through new york and new england. >>> and made in america. the largest pumpkin in america. and the teacher who drove it more than 2,000 miles to win. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a thursday night. and we begin tonight with that historic move from the january 6th committee, voting

relatives say the jury's decision on nikolas cruz sets a bad precedent. chairman said there was no doubt the former president led an effort to upend american democracy. mr trump has dismissed the hearing as a witch hunt. the british chancellor, kwasi kwarteng, has cut short his visit to the international monetary fund in washington as pressure mounts on the uk government to reverse parts of its mini—budget.

that is the jury verdict in the fraud trial of nikola founder trevor milton. jealous more.e. ed: trevor milton was found guilty of defrauding investors. it was not found guilty for wire fraud. it was an astonishing case. the government proved that trevor milton lied, made misleading statements and exaggeration about company technology, progress and order book. but crucially, that those statements pushed investors, retail in particular, to buy the stock. and the jury returned a quick verdict friday. emily: why do you think the jury returned so quickly? ed: it is impossible to say. it has been a one-month trial. there was a pause for around 10 days because some of the defense counsel got covid. but one juror bloomberg spoke to leaving court said simply, the evidence was clear that the government presented many nikola employees, documentary evidence, appearances from trevor and text messages and the argument from the defense was that trevor believed what he was saying was true, he never set out to defraud anyone and that anyone -- and that everyone around the company was sayin

. > >> first, breaking news, convicd news, convicted parkland shooter shooter nikolas cruz sentenced to life in prison with no possibility of parole, did not get the death penalty. a judge read 17 verdicts one for each of of the victims was killed on that day as parents listened. the jury decision had to be unanimous to get the death penalty. the jury deliberated for 7 1/2 hours before coming back with today's decision. nikolas cruz with his head in his hands pleading guilty to killing 70 people when he opened opened fire inside of marjorie stoneman douglas high school four years ago, sentencing is set for november 1st. > >> now to your other top stories, the house committee investigating january 6th looking for another return today into the courtroom, focusing on on former preisdent trump's state of mind. the hearing will include taped testimony and new evidence including secret service documents tied to deleted text message from the day of the insurrection. > >> imager reprieve for laguna hl laguna hospital, laguna honda hospital will be opened for another year after the city made

was a systematic massacre. >> reporter: the lead prosecutor asked jurors to sentence 24-year-old nikolasz meticulously planned and carried out the massacre at margie stoneman douglas high school. >> ar-15 rifle was right against her chest and right up on her abdomen, right on her skin. she was shot four times and she died. >> reporter: taking the families of those killed down a horrific memory lane of the attack minute by minute. >> he researched prior mass shootings. >> reporter: as cruz looked on without emotion. the lengthy try that began six months ago is drawing to a close. the prosecutor said proof of cruz's intent to harm others could be found in his social media posts, pointing to his writing as, quote, a window to his soul. reading his comments in court. "i'm going to kill a [ bleep ] ton of people and murder children. i love to see the families suffer." >> reporter: almost a year after cruz plead guilty to killing 14 students and three school staff members in parkland, florida on valentine's day in 2018. >> dr. scott asked the defendant, why did you stop shooting? i couldn't fi

while it is true that nikolas cruz has some documented mental illnesses, not everybody with a documentedler. killers turn into killers. evil people turn into killers. and so i rejected completely, he is an evil person with no redeemable value and no purpose left on earth. the truth is he still continues to sit in his jail cell and this evidence was presented at the trial, thinking about people he wished he could have killed and would still like to kill. this is not about mental illness, and i find it insulting that the defense put on the case that they did and i would even argue failed because the state did prove their case, and every defense witness fell apart under cross examination. why that juror went to the poplace that they went is up for them to explain, but it is despicable. >> what is your reaction to what happened in the courtroom just a few minutes ago? there is this juror who says they felt threatened by another juror. we don't know if this is the same juror who sent the letter to the judge saying that things became tense earlier on during deliberations where they said that t

nikolas cruz, asesino confeso de 17 personas, pasarÁ el resto de su vida tras las rejas, el jurado rechazÓle la pena de muerte, tenemos las reacciones de los familiares de las vÍctimas. >> para quÉ tienen la florida a la pena de muerte si no fue aplicada en este caso. jorge: luego de un aÑo y medio de investigaciones el congreso responsabiliza a trump por el asalto al capitolio y lo citÓ a declarar bajo juramento. el concilio de los Ángeles cancelÓ su propia sesiÓn y puso como condiciÓn para celebrar la que renuncien todos los concejales hispanos. los precios de productos bÁsicos aumentaron en agosto mÁs de lo que se esperaba, la inflaciÓn subiÓ un 0.4%, agravando la presiÓn sobre los bolsillos de millones de personas. ilia: un jurado recomendÓ que cruz pasÉ el resto de su vida en prisiÓn por el asesinato de 17 personas. jorge: el jurado debe liberÓ durante siete horas antes de llegar hace veredicto. ilia: los fiscales demostraron la crueldad de cruz. jorge: pero tambiÉn concluyeron que los factores atenuantes pesaron mÁs que los agravantes. reportera: los 12 miembros del jurado pidieron l

. >>> well, tonight, the life of the convicted parkland florida school shooter, nikolas cruz, will soon be in the hands of a jury. closing arguments ended, and jurors will now decide whether cruz gets life without parole or the death penalty. 14 students and three staff members were killed on valentine's day 2018. cbs's manuel bojorquez reports from fort lauderdale. and we want to warn you, that some of the images are disturbing. >> reporter: a trial that has been painful for the victims' families to listen to, ended with closing arguments that were no different. >> it was a systematic massacre. >> reporter: prosecutors said nikolas cruz, wh pleaded guilty to killing 17 people at marjory stoneman douglas high school in 2018, should be put to death for what they called a premeditated and heinous attack. >> what he did was to murder children at school, and their caretakers. >> reporter: the defense has to convince just one juror against the death penalty, for cruz to get life in prison. his lawyers argued, he's a broken and abused person, starting with fetal alcohol syndrome due to his mo

nikolas cruz was imprisoned for life instead for murdering 17 students and staff at a high school inarkland, florida. the massacre inspired a wave of gun-control activism. lebanon's president has agreed to a deal to resolve a long-running border dispute with israel over a maritime gas field. the two countries have long claimed overlapping maritime borders. the mediterranean seabed is rich in natural gas, and israel has already begun exploring the area that is in dispute. both countries want to extract the fuel, which could help relieve lebanon's financial woes. here's the president of lebanon announcing that agreement earlier today. >> after the israeli government announced its approval, i announce the approval blebanon of the final version prepared by the american mediator to delineate the southern maritime border. brent: our beirut bureau chief told me what made this breakthrough possible now. >> following the lebanese president's announcement tonight, it can be said that lebanon is closing the curtain on the maritime agreement. of course except in the case of unexpected surprises.

that shein after a jur felt threatened during deliberations in the case of parkland school shooter nikolas the jury sentenced cruz to life in prison instead of the death penalty, angering many, including some of the victims' n family members. cbs' manuel bojorquez is there. >> what they have perceived to be a threat from a fellow juror in the jury room cannot be ignored. >> reporter: at a hearing called over the allegation, prosecutors said it won't change nikolas cruz's sentence of life in chan prison, but asked the judge to weigh in on the complaint. >> if there was a crime that was potentially committed in the broward county courthouse, i think that if the sheriff were to look into it, that that would be entirely appropriate. >> reporter: it's a glimpse into the contentious seven hours of deliberations. in florida, the death penalty, y requires jurors be unanimous. this jury was not. i didn't read in the motion that the juror alleged that this changed their vote. >> it didn't change their vote. they felt intimidated. there were very terse discussions that were takinged. there were very

a jury spared convicted killer nikolas cruz from the death penalty and, instead, recommended a sentence of life without parole for the 2018 massacre of 17 students and staff. cbs's manuel bojorquez spoke to some of the disappointed family members outside the courthouse. >> we the jury unanimously find that the aggravating factors -- >> reporter: after deliberating for seven hours, the jury of five women and seven men stunned some family members of the parkland victims, after they recommended the life of nikolas cruz be spared. many were visibly angry, others broke down in tears. debbi hixon's husband chris was the school's athletic director. >> what it says to my family, what it says to the other families is his life meant more than the 17 that were murdered. >> reporter: cruz showed little emotion as the verdict was read. florida law requires a unanimous decision for a death sentence. benjamin thomas, the jury foreman, said three of the 12 jurors voted that factors including mental illness brought up by ak e death pena the jurysevybody sr vote, everybody gets to decide. you know, we we

well, tonight, the life of the convicted parkland florida school shooter, nikolas cruz, will soon bes of a jury. closing arguments ended, and jurors will now decide whether cruz gets life without parole or the death penalty. 14 students and three staff members were killed on valentine's day 2018. cbs's manuel bojorquez reports from fort lauderdale. and we want to warn you, that some of the images are disturbing. >> reporter: a trial that has been painful for the victims' families to listen to, ended with closing arguments that were no different. >> it was a systematic massacre. >> reporter: prosecutors said nikolas cruz, who's already pleaded guilty to killing 17 people at marjory stoneman douglas high school in 2018, should be put to death for what they called a premeditated and heinous attack. >> what he did was to murder children at school, and their caretakers. >> reporter: the defense has to convince just one juror against the death penalty, for cruz to get life in prison. his lawyers argued, he's a broken and abused person, starting with fetal alcohol syndrome due to his mother

a florida jury recommends gunman nikolas cruz not receive the death penalty and instead spend the rest of his life in prison without parole. welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." let's dive straight into the very dramatic developments up on capitol hill today. former president donald trump now facing a subpoena from the january 6th select committee. our chief congressional correspondent manu raju has a closer look at all the latest news from today's hearing. >> those in favor will say aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> reporter: tonight the january 6th committee escalating its fight with former president donald trump, issuing a subpoena for documents and testimony after compiling a mountain of evidence showing his role provoking the deadly attack on the capitol. >> we are obligated to seek answers directly from the man who set this all in motion. >> reporter: the move coming at the end of the committee's tenth public hearing after revealing new evidence showing trump planned all along to try to stay in office, rega

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. >>> jury deliberations are underway in the penalty trial of nikolas cruz.e in prison or receives the death penalty. cnn's carlos suarez is live in fort lauderdale with the latest. >> reporter: bianna, just a few minutes ago, the jury finally broke, the case is now in their hands and he begin the work whether nikolas cruz will die for his actions or spend the rest of his life in prison. yesterday the state and defense made their final case of life and death in this case. the state once again reminded how clyle the shooting was, they describe how he we aren't back to some of the victims and shot them several times, just to make sure they were dead. the defense asked the jury to show mercy, seo. the defense has tried to paint the picture of cruz as being a troubled manic mentally ill, whose adoptive mother had trouble raising a child with special needs and whose own birth mother used drugs and alcohol while she was pression mant with cruz. they even read some of his commentary. here now is some of the exchange in court yesterday. >> it was calculated. it was p

that's the sentence recommended by a jury for nikolas cruz who gunned down 17 people, 14 of them childrenrjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida, on valentine's day in 2019. cnn's brian todd is here with details for us. we saw very emotional and totally understandable reaction from the families. >> wolf, one of the victim's parents called it a gut punch to the families, an illustration of how raw this proceeding was. none of the jurors looked in the direction of the victims' relatives while the verdict was being read. >> the facial expressions and body language were excruciating as the sentencing verdict for nikolas cruz was read in court mothers shook heads, wiped tears, fathers slumped down with heads in hands or could barely contain their anger. >> the jury having returned a verdict of life imprisonment without the possibility of parole. >> reporter: cruz avoided the death penalty. victims' relatives pouring out their heart ache in graphic terms. >> today we let off someone that murdered 17 people in cold blood. how do you describe someone dying and bursting open their

nikolas cruz is already pled guilty to 17 counts of murder. 17 counts of attempted murder for the 2018g. prosecutors say that he meticulously planned the killing , but he is a broken, brain-damaged, mentally old person who is subjected to abuse, beginning in his mother's womb it >> do we kill brain-damaged, mentally ill broken people? >> this is the right thing to do. >> cruz took responsibility for his action by pleading guilty. it must be recommended. the judge would then have the final decision. the other option is life in prison without the possibility of parole. >> new details and the georgia state senate race where herschel walker can be used to deny paying for an abortion. that woman is now telling the washington post that she repeatedly had to press walker to pay. an exclusive interview with abc7news, walker acknowledged knowing the woman. washington post said that she had a $700 receipt on the abortion clinic as well as a get well card. the new york times says the woman got pregnant again and walker pressed her to have another abortion, to which she refused. walker is calling

. >>> jury in florida recommending a life sentence without parole for the parkland shooter nikolas cruzt year to 17 counts murder and 17 counts of attempted murder in the 2018 valentine's day shooting at marjorie stoneman douglas high school, the decision outraging many members of the victims families. >> today's ruling was yet another gut punch for so many of us who devastatingly lost our loved ones on that tragic valentine's day, he should have received the death sentence today. >> if not now death penalty? then when? . >> the impossible not to have your heartbreak to have so many times since that horrible day, here's what i want to ask you with your legal background. the families, of course, want justice, wanted the death penalty but there was a whole school of mitigating factors that the jury was shown about the gunman, nikolas cruz extensive everything from he had developmental disorder associated with prenatal alcohol exposure, witnessed death of his adopted mother shortly before the crime. he had all sorts of disorders and impairments mentally ill suffered food deprivation throug

if the jurors recommend the death sentence, it must be unanimous r unanimous or nikolas cruz will get life in prison without parole for murdering 14 students and three school staff members back in 2018. the final decision decision belongs to the judge. > >> president biden is heading to to southern california twice this week to fund raise ahead of of the midterms. the president will land in l.a. in a few hours few hours to deliver a speech on on the recently passed infrastructure bill. on friday, he will visit orange county to talk about inflation. > >> the group now boarding anti-racial scapegoating. the new report says candidates are blaming chinese people for the pandemic, the economy and national security concerns. > >> while politicians must be cal with what they say, we must also also create a framework to helpp our community safe. and we ask this of politicians from all political parties. >> midterms are on november the eighth and the last day to register is october 24th. > >> tomorrow, the house select committee investigating the riots will hold potentially their last public h

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nikolas cruz is not scheduled to get sentenced until november 1st so what happens between today's hearingte, all of the family members will get one more opportunity to address the court right before the formal sentencing. >> carlos wsuarez, thank you. >>> elon musk says his company spacex can no longer pay for critical communication services in ukraine. so he's now asking the pentagon to help foot the bill. cnn's senior national correspondent kale lex marquardt was the first to report the story and has details. >> reporter: in ukraine's fight to push out russian invaders, one of the most critical pieces of technology doesn't fire rockets or bullets. it's small, easy to use satellite internet terminals call starlink made by spacex, the rocket and satellite company founded by elon musk. according to spacex there are 20,000 starlink terminals in ukraine and they've been vital for soldiers' communication, flying drones and artillery targeting. >> starlink is the glue between the forward deployed drone and artillery conducting the strike against russian positions. >> reporter: starlink arrived

la escuela de la secundaria parkland, que ha rechazado la prisiÓn perpetua para el asesino confeso nikolas quÉ piensa de esto manuel oliver, padre de joaquim Óliver, y reconocido activista de la violencia armada. >> ni siquiera la pena de muerte significarÍa justicia para mÍ, porque la forma en la que muriÓ mi hijo, las personas que pudieron seguir el juicio, y escucharon la autopsia de joaquÍn, podrÁn ver que joaquÍn sufriÓ mucho. aileen: tambiÉn hace unos minutos su esposa, y tambiÉn activista, patricia oliver, conversÓ con nosotros, y mando un durÍsimo mensaje directo al jurado. vamos escucharla. me encuentro con patricia oliver, mamÁ de joaquim oliver, una de las vÍctimas de la masacre en parkland. patricia, no sabes cuÁnto agradezco que nos acompaÑes esta tarde, y que vengas a hablarnos un poco de tu sentir sobre todo con lo que pasÓ ayer. ¿cÓmo te sientes con esta decisiÓn que se tomÓ de parte del jurado? >> estoy defraudada. me siento desilusionada, que el sistema, que la justicia funcione y le dÉ el peso a la decisiÓn a una sola persona de las 12 personas que integraron el jurado f

parkland school shooting reacted in disbelief when a florida jury spared the life of convicted shooter nikolas cruz. some family members cried, others shook their heads yesterday when a jury recommended that cruz be sentenced to life in prison and not the death penalty. cruz pleaded guilty to killing 14 students and three staff members at marjorie stoneman douglas high school in 2018. >> 17 victims that did not receive justice today. >> but i wait and welcome the day that i get that call that tells me that that murderer was murdered in prison. and that's going to be a very happy day in my life. >> florida law requires a unanimous decision for the death penalty. the jury foreman said 3 of the 12 jurors had concerns about cruz's mental health and voted for life in prison. cruz will be formally sentenced next month. the judge cannot change the recommendation. >>> the two candidates in a key senate race in the battleground state of georgia square off tonight in what could be their one and only debate. former football star-turned-republican senate nominee herschel walker faces questions about recen

brianna, back to death penalty case nikolas cruz in florida, on friday the judge in the hearing put onhis -- that while the verdict was being read, a juror was trying to get her attention. she didn't see it. afte afterwards, two jurors went to her chambers saying we need to talk with you. she made the assumption that it was on a parking issue or having to wait too long. she knew it wasn't appropriate. she said no. can we fill out a complaint form? no. the prosecutors stood up and said, your honor, those jurors are different than the one that called our office. so brianna, what really went on there we may never know, and the family members of those victims may never know. >> so much drama with juries lately, jean. thank you for that report. >> thank you. >>> backlash for former president trump this morning after suggesting american jews are ungrateful. >> the historic oath keepers seditious conspiracy trial is entering its third week. what we can expect, that's ahead. not flossing well? then add the whoa! of listerine to your routine. new science shows it gets in between teeth to destro

a jury will decide whether nikolas cruz will get the death penalty or life in prison wut parole. he pred guilty to murdering 17 students in the attack. kerry sanders is outside of the courthouse in fort lauderdale today. how have the prosecution and defense tried to make their case in court? >> reporter: well this is such an unusual case. because he did plead guilty and now it is up to a 12-member jury to determine whether he should get life in prison or whether he should be sentenced to death. the prosecution said it is very clear that this was premeditated. and it was planned and it was depraved. the defense saying that nikolas cruz had many obstacles in life, being born into a family where his mother had an addiction and that caused mental problems for him. but bottom line, the jury will make the decision and it needs to be unanimous. all 12 jurors can decide on a death penalty, or it could result in a life sentence if only one of them said i don't believe in the death penalty here. kate. >> this has to be so painful for the loved ones of the victims. what are they hoping to s

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to florida and a tense and emotional day for the families of the victims of the parkland shooter, nikolasd ones reacting to the jury's decision to spare his life, sentencing him to life in prison without the possibility of parole. it's been more than four years since he stalked the halls of marjory stoneman high school, killing 14 students, three adults. the shooter displayed little emotion today, but many of the families were visibly shaken, walking out as the jury read the verdict. long before parkland, the small town of paducah, kentucky, was the scene of one of the nation's first school shootings 25 years ago. we're there as the community grapples with the possibility of that gunman being paroled which would make him the first school shooter to be released. here's abc's ashan singh. >> help me with the back of it. >> yeah. >> reporter: when they were in the tenth grade, missy jenkins smith and best friend kelly hardsip's lives changed forever. >> it's a struggle in the morning. i feel like my body's ready to go, that's when i finally get myself start getting dressed. i also have to ca