again, it's not for roddy brian. it's not for me to say what justice is here between the mcmichaels and mr. arbery and his family. that's not our call. that's your call. again, for mr. brian, whether you call it serendipity, luck, coincidence, or the hand of god here, not once or twice has someone who keeps to themselves, who never gets involved in anybody else's business, who is almost a stranger in his own neighborhood has now gone out and gotten a video which is the best evidence for you to look at in trying to figure out what happened here. now, it's going to come up in different contesting, but the judge is going to instruct you on the principle of abandonment. it has more than one application here, but basically, if somebody abandon as criminal enterprise, then they cannot be held -- >> you have been watching the defense lay out closing arguments there in brunswick,ia gentleman n the murder trial of the three men accused of killing ahmaud arbery. we apologize for the disturbing images you may have seen from the

the defense attorney for suspect roddy brian showed security camera footage of his client watching mcmichaels truck chasing ashery. he later got into this own pickup truck to join the case. the defense argues that ashery did something wrong because he didn't appear he needed help. . >> so now the court is faced with balancing a lot of things going on outside this courtroom and doing it in a way that respects members of the public's right to be in the courtroom, as well as what i'm trying to put out there is a fair trial, right? >> the defense said it plans to call 30 witnesses. >>> a tough prison sentence handed down for one of the most talked about capital rioters. the so-called q anonshay man was sentenced to more than three years in prison. he wore a horned fur at some carried a spear on january 6th. jacob hansly told the judge it was wrong for him to enter the capital and he accepts responsibility for his actions. >>> rapper young dolf was shot and killed in memphis. since his debut in 2016, the rapper tallied almost 4 billion streams. apparently he was inside a bake friday memphis this a

killing taken by one of the men who fired on him, that travis mcmichael and his father greg and roddy brianrested. >> you can intentionally kill another person in self-defense and not have committed murder. you would be not guilty. >> is it still self-defense if they chased him? >> they were attempting to execute a citizens arrest. report: the case has already led to the scrapping of the civil war-era citizens arrest law in georgia. bere the trial, his mother told me she hopes somehow, good would come out of this tragedy. >> i hope that, in losing ahmau d, people that look like ahmaud would be able to jog, run, do what ever, and to be free and not be worried about being chased with guns and killed. reporter: the trial, taking place in a city that is majority black, but there will be only one african-american juror. here, it is easier to overturn laws than change the attitudes that undoubtedly contributed to ahmaud's death. bbc news, georgia. >> russian diplomat was found last month dead outside the russian embassy in berlin. the news just emerged after being reported by durr spiegel. russia

and roddy brian also convicted of murder. the three white men chased arbery after spotting him in their neighborhood outside brunswick, georgia. they thought he was a burglar and wanted to make a citizens arrest, arbery, though, was just jogging and unarmed. the jury did not buy the defendants' story. all three men could now face life in prison. arbery's mother appeared overcome with emotion. outside the courtroom, crowds erupted and arbery's mother gave thanks. >> i never saw this day in 2020, i never thought this day would come, but god is good. >> reporter: while brunswick celebrates, the defendants now wait to be sentenced, and at least one attorney already plans for an appeal. >> is this gist this just one cl it have impact on other cases. let's bring in a retired judge. >> what did they do right in terms of the prosecution in terms of winning this case? >> first of all i want to make clear that this was not justice. justice with be ahmaud arbery being alive. this was accountability. the jury held these three defendants

prosecutors have argued that the mcmichaels and william "roddie" brian chased arbery through the neighborhoodfter suspecting him of burglary. >> did you want to stop ahmaud arbery and talk to him? >> i did. >> reporter: mcmichael also talked about his law enforcement training while in the coast guard and mentioned how pulling a weapon on someone can make them comply. during cross-examination, prosecutor linda donakowski, discussed his point further. >> so you learned as part of your time in the military that you can't force people to speak with you.k >> that's correct. >> okay. and that if someone walks away, you have to let them walk away. >> yes. >> you were trained that displaying a weapon may be considered psychological coercion. >> under certain situations, yes, ma'am. >> reporter: arbery's mother, wanda cooper jones, was asked about mcmichael crying in court. her response: "can you imagine the tears we have shed?" cross-examination of mcmichael will continue tomorrow. norah. >> o'donnell: omar villafranca, thank you. now, we want to turn now to a dramatic and historic day at the u.s. ca

guilty on all counts, including the charge of malice murder his father, greg, and neighbor william roddy brian were convicted of felony murder and other charges. armories family left the courthouse with their hands raised high. you know, one side did this. that's why god put us all together to make this happened when you present the truth to people and they can see it right. they will do the right thing, and that's what this jury did today. in getting justice for ahmad are very. those three men are now awaiting sentencing for the killing of our very all three face life sentences. president biden issue this statement on the verdict reads, in part quote, while the guilty verdicts reflect our justice system doing its job. that alone is not enough. instead we must recommit ourselves to building a future of unity and shared strength, where no one fears violence because of the color of their skin. about 600. workers at google have reportedly signed a petition opposing of vaccine mandate for employees. it was posted on an internal message board and it reportedly says the vaccine mandate could embarra

prosecutor told the jury that the defendant gregory mcmichael and his son travis mcmichael and william roddy brianured construction site in the brunswick neighborhood in february 2020. the assumption led the defendants to chase him for five minutes until they confronted the 25-year-old and travis mcmichael fatally wounded him. attorneys explained to the jury that the father and son were only trying to detain him they suspected him of stealing and they contended that travis mcmichael did not want to shoot but was forced to in self-defense. >> they made decisions in their driveway based on this assumption that took a young man's life. >> it's about travis mcmichael's duty and responsibility to himself, to his family, to his neighborhood. >> one of the trails is the first day his mother saw the cell phone video of her son death in its entirety. she was seen sobbing as a video played on the courtroom while one juror was shielding their face with a notebook. we heard testimony from the officer who responded shortly after the deadly confrontation. he said there was nothing he could do to help ahmaud arb

. >> kevin: the lawyer for william roddy brian will be filing a motion for a new trial next week butle the judge in this case said sentencing could be set the next couple of weeks but looking at the severity of all of the charges, these men will likely spend the rest of their lives in prison, kevin. >> kevin: jeff paul tonight, the white house wasting no time in a wing the vertex of the case, and ahmaud arbery's killing witnessed is a devastating reminder of how far we have to go in racial justice in this country and nothing can bring mr. speed arbery back to his family. but those who committed this horrible crime will be punished. as for the vice president kamala harris rode this about the victim "ahmaud arbery was a son, he was a brother, he was a friend. his life had meaning. we will not forget him. we honor him best by continuing the fight for justice." speaking of the department of justice filed federal hate crimes against all three defendants in those charges include attempted kidnapping and interfering with arbery's civil rights and targeted because of his skin. the federal tr

william roddie brian maintains he had no part in the killing.xpected to get under way in less than three hours, john. . >> amara walker, we appreciate you being there for us. please keep us posted. >>> joining us now is cnn political commentator and attorney, bakari sellers. i first want to ask about the makeup of this jury. he accepted the individual arguments from the defense about their vetoes of several black potential jurors. . >> yeah. i've actually never use the term intentional discrimination. when you echo that sentiment, you can't walk it back. one of the things that you'll hear a lot when you look at the layout of jurors is batson. it's the challenge that you make about people are excluded simply because of their race. we also know about batson it is very easy to overcome. all you have to do is overcome that you didn't exclude this person because of their race but because of the fact that, you know, they were a part of madd or the democratic party or they were part of something else that was ancillary to their race. so it's very easy

. >> reporter: three white men, travis mcmichael, his son and william roddie brian bryan, jr., accusedhim. they said they were attempting to make a citizen's arrest after words began to spread of intrusions on his property. english told cnn he never believed arbery had taken anything. >> do you believe that arbery stole anything from your house that day? >> none whatsoever. >> reporter: but on cross-examination they argued english has changed his story after receiving death threats and he did see the black male on the property as a threat and suggested the same to police and neighbors in saw till a shores. on february 23rd, 2020, ahmaud arbery was spotted in the same home under construction. he was not seen just by surveillance cameras, but also a neighbor who called 911. it would be that sighting moments later which would trigger a deadly confrontation. martin savage, cnn, brunswick, georgia. >>> a bit of a mixed bag for the united states in the fight against coronavirus. cases have stabilized the past several weeks, but remain at high levels. mississippi says enough progress has to b

. >> now, the lawyer for william roddie brian says next week he is going to be filing a motion for a new trial. that was expected. meanwhile, the judge in this case says that sentencing could happen in the next couple weeks. and looking at the severity of all of these charges that these men face, they could spend the rest of their lives in prison. mike? >> mike: jeff paul live in brunswick, georgia, jeff, many thanks. let's get the biden administration reaction to the verdict. correspondent david spunt has that for us this evening. david? >> reaction came in swiftly from the president of the united states, he was out with a statement within an hour of the verdict writing in parted ahmaud arberys killing witnessed by the world on video is a devastating reminder of how far we have to go in the fight for racial justice in this country. mr. arbery should be here today celebrating the holidays. nothing can bring mr. arbery back to his family and to his community but the verdict ensures that those who committed this horrible crime will be punished. vice president kamala harris wrote in par

isn't it time, isn't it time, ladies and gentlemen, that we send roddy brian home?reporter: the growing protests outside the court threatened the proceedings, the presence of demonstrators with guns had attorney goff motioning for a mistrial. it was denied. the judge did say he decided to move the jury deliberations to an interior room in the courthouse to keep jurors out of sight and earshot of the demonstrations. after court recessed for the day, attorney lee merrett said the arbery family appreciated support from protesters. but asked them not to go so far to interfere with the trial itself. >> the community's presence has been an encourage the to the family but we can't allow anything to disrupt justice in this case. >> reporter: the jury is expected to get this case later or sometime around midday tuesday. but here's the problem. you get wednesday, but then thursday in the united states is a major holiday, thanksgiving. and there is a concern that that kind of time pressure could impact the jury's decision if they wanted to try to make a decision before the hol

that tells you that roddie brian is not guilty because unless you think he's smarter than everybody else in this room, that he's smarter than all of these police officers. that he's smarter than the cream of the crop, the creme de la creme of the gbi, then you know he's trying to tell you the truth, he just can't always find the words, and to hear again all of this stuff about mr. bryan, about all of these things that happened, we'll come back to that later, but when you look at the lowry interview, when you look at mr. minshew, the minshew discussion on the side of the road, you know -- you know what the truth is here. now, if i'm out of order, i'm sorry. but again, as i said before, the events of this day from mr. bryan's perspective are chaos. mr. bryan doesn't know what happened up the street, he doesn't know mr. albenzi is out there and that he's called 911. he assumes somebody has called 911, and he was correct, but he doesn't know. he doesn't know that mr. albenzi is armed and just up the street. mr. bryan is not in communication with anyone prior to the shooting, not mr. albenzi,

. >> reporter: william roddy brian, jr., was found guilty on six counts. >> guilty. >> reporter: peopleside the courthouse rejoiced. >> today justice was served. >> did you ever doubt this day might come? >> i did not. i felt good. >> the jury system works in this country. and when you present the truth to people and they can see it, they will do the right thing. and that's what this jury did today in getting justice for ahmaud arbery. >> reporter: the jury deliberated to for over 11 hours after 13 days of testimony from more than 30 witnesses. the three defendants claimed they were trying to make a citizens arrest of arbery, saying that they suspected he had burglarized a nearby home construction site, referring to the video of arbery wandering inside that home months before being killed. after the verdicts were read, arbery's family spoke outside the courthouse. >> it's been a long fight. it's been a hard fight. but god is good. >> i don't want to see no daddy l watch their kid shot down like that. it's all our problem. let's keep fighting. >> reporter: no sentencing date as yet. all

neighborhood, chased by two white men who said they thought he was a burglar their friend, william roddy brian, capturing the deadly shooting on cell phone video it took 12 days to seat a jury defense lawyers striking 11 potential black jurors citing what they call strong bias, leaving one african-american on the panel. >> this court has found that there appears to be intentional of discrimination in the panel. >> reporter: still, the judge is moving forward with the trial, saying the defense provided legitimate, nondiscriminatory reasons for excluding the potential jurors >> trying to bring the -- trying to have the same cycle that's why we're here fighting >> justice for ahmaud. >> reporter: opening arguments begin in the morning here. lawyers for both sides say this trial could last an entire month. shep, all 3 defendants face the possibility of a maximum sentence of life in prison. >> jay gray live on scene. for more now david henderson, civil rights attorney, cnbc contributor. david, the judge says he sees discrimination on how the black jurors were approached in this trial. should he hav

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will determine whether father and son greg and travis mcmichael, along with the neighbor, william roddy brian, are guilty of charges including false imprisonment, aggravated assault, felony murder and malice murder. you must apply the law give you in the charge to the facts as you find them to be judge timothy walmsley, giving jurors their final instructions before deliberations. the panel received the case after a 13 day trial charged with proving beyond a reasonable doubt the state getting the final word tuesday morning, telling jurors that michael's and brian. we're the ones who approached the 25 year old as he ran in their neighborhood. you can't claim self defense. if you are the unjustified initial aggressor, meaning if you started it who started this. there's no matter robbery. defense attorneys maintain their clients suspected are very of burglary feared for their safety, and we're attempting a citizen's arrest just outside the courthouse armories. mother says she's anxiously awaiting a verdict. we will get justice from on. and the judge has asked the jurors to return at 8 30 in the m

their neighbor, william roddy, brian, joined the jason recorded cellphone video of travis shooting aubrey at close range. the younger mcmichael, who was the defense's star witness testified he shut or very in self defense as they rescued over his shotgun. but under cross examination, acknowledge operate, never threatened him or show the weapon. did brandish any weapon? no ma'am. jurors will begin deliberating after closing arguments, but the panels racial makeup has faced criticism. the judge allowing the seating of just one black juror in 11 white members this despite prosecutors objections during jury selection that some black potential jurors were cut due to their race that mcmichael is and brian faced life in prison if convicted on the most serious charge. in brunswick, georgia. charles watson, ktvu, fox two news. protesters have been marching in kenosha, wisconsin, and in cities across the country after a jury found kyle rittenhouse not guilty of murder. oh justic, no justice. march just yesterday followed the same route written house took last summer when he shot three people, killi

murder the jury finding william roddy brian guilty of felony murder, aggravated assault and false imprisonment. defense attorneys say they will appeal. armories father emotional after the first guilty verdict was read, having to be removed from the courtroom . all three defendants were stoic outside the courthouse, dozens of supporters of the armory family cheered. let us know that all whites are not racist, and all blacks are not worthless. come on. we. together did this we all together black white activists. wednesday's verdict, ending a two week long trial that saw more than 20 witnesses. take the stand armories mother relieved by the jury's decision. i just want to say thank you guys. thank you. thank you, agent everyone of use. much more about this fight with us. it's been a long fight . it's been a hard fight. and this is not the end for the mcx , michael's and brian. they are also facing federal hate crimes from the department of justice. they have pled not guilty to those charges. that trial is expected early next year, frankd live for us and georgia lauren. thank you for that. preside

including the charge of malice murder his father, greg, and neighbor, william roddy brian, were convicted of felony murder and other charges, including aggravated assault and false imprisonment. when you present the truth to people and they can see it right, they will do the right thing, and that's what this jury did today in getting justice for ahmad are very defense attorneys say they respect the jury's verdict but plan to appeal our decision to keep the case here. do not move for a change of venue will be. discussed at nauseum and it will certainly and could certainly become a part of the appeal. michaels and brian face a maximum sentence of life in prison without the possibility of parole in brunswick, georgia. lauren blanchard, fox news. and for more on today's guilty verdicts in the killing of ahmad are very. we spoke to legal analysts who say the jury was quick to make a decision. there was no arguing. about the facts of the case and then just reeked of bigotry. the way this went down the defense in the case said they were in fear of their lives. come on, not in this particular sit

murder the jury finding william roddy brian guilty of felony murder, aggravated assault and false imprisonment. defense attorneys say they will appeal. armories father emotional after the first guilty verdict was read, having to be removed from the courtroom . all three defendants were stoic outside the courthouse, dozens of supporters of the armory family cheered. let us know that all whites are not racist, and all blacks are not worthless. come on. we. together did this we all together black white activists. wednesday's verdict, ending a two week long trial that saw more than 20 witnesses. take the stand armories mother relieved by the jury's decision. i just want to say thank you guys. thank you. thank you, agent everyone of use. i thought this fight with us. it's been a long fight. it's been a hard fight. the mcx, michaels and brian are also facing federal hate crime charges. they have pled not guilty. that case expected to be in federal courts early next year, claudine. all right. lauren blanchard reporting live for us. thanks so much for that , and for more on today's guilty verdicts. we

will determine whether father and son greg and travis mcmichael, along with the neighbor, william roddy, briang false imprisonment, aggravated assault, felony murder and malice murder. you must apply the law give you in the charge to the facts as you find them to be judge timothy walmsley, giving jurors their final instructions before deliberations. the panel received the case after a 13 day trial charged with proving beyond a reasonable doubt the state getting the final word tuesday morning, telling jurors that michael's and brian were the ones who approach the 25 year old as he ran in their neighborhood. you can't claim self defense. if you are the unjustified initial aggressor, meaning if you started it who started this. was no matter robbery. defense attorneys maintain their clients suspected are very of burglary feared for their safety, and we're attempting a citizen's arrest just outside the courthouse armories. mother says she's anxiously awaiting a verdict. we will get justice for, um, on. both. mcmichael and brian also face federal hate crime charges in our berries. death in brunswick

lawyers for travis and greg my mcmichael as well as william roddie brian plan to appeal the conviction. up next, a federal hate crime for intimidating aubrey because of his race and color. all this comes almost after a decade after the killing of trayvon martin. so these guilty verdicts are certainly a welcome change. but let's be honest, we have to remember all that it took to get here. the case faced an uphill battle to get to court. the when were not charged or arrested for month, until the video of the shooting was leevenlgd even the shoddy testimony by travis mcmichael and a strong presentation by the prosecution, this verdict was, quite honestly, still a question mark in a case that should have been opened and shut. and we have to remember, there are many more trials to go. joining me now to discuss them, msnbc contributor brittany cunningham and former mayor of baltimore making her "cross connection" debut. brittany rollins. you all but delivered a sermon when i talked about this verdict. you know there is something about seeing this case or all these trials. you look at kevin s

his father greg and neighbor billy roddie brian were found guilty of murder assault and. file a motion for a new trial after thanksgiving. another robbery at southern california nordstrom happening happening overnight. lapd searching for "the five" five thieves.sprayed suspect win substance. the guard is expected to be okay. meanwhile, police say just three people were arrested out of the 90 suspects in a nordstrom heist in the san francisco bay area over the weekend. the biden administration will reinstate the trump era remain in mexico policy as promptly as possible. president of the national border council brandon judd joined "fox & friends first" earlier to weigh in. >> if they implement this correctly, and this is a big if. if they implement this correctly, it's going to be like a light switch. illegal immigration is going to drop exponentially. carley: the reinstated policy will force asylum seekers to wait in mexico until their cases are heard. lebron james returns from suspension and gets two fans ejected. it's unclear what exactly the fans said to dry the ire of

in this ahmaud arbery case, gregory mcmichael, his son travis mcmichael, their neighbor brian roddy, it took months, i don't know if you guys remember when we were covering this case in the beginning, it took months for them to be arrested, which happened only after a video of the shooting surfaced. well, today the judge denied repeated efforts by one of the defense attorneys in that case who has said, quote, we don't want any more black pastors coming here, to have a court keep a record of everybody attending the trial. some 250 pastors are expected to come to georgia later this week in a show of support for ahmaud arbery's family. meanwhile, in kenosha, the jury in the kyle rittenhouse trial has ended its first day of deliberations. they're going to be back at work tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. now rittenhouse who is on trial for shooting two people to death and wounding a third during protests in august in august 2020 over the shooting of jacob blake randomly assigned the six alternates to a lottery. how odd. it's like they're doing bingo. it's a lottery that is usually left up to a memb

roddy's or mr. brian's video was the turn for the first. >> okay, so hold on.l up next to him. he stops. and he turns and starts to run back down? >> yes. >> and then you back up, is that right? >> i did. >> so you back up the truck to follow him and at some point in time, what do you say to him? >> i'm asking him, what are you doing? what's going on? what happened down there? why is there -- i asked him why somebody pointed down the road, as i'm talking, that's when he turns and runs back down burrford. >> so now you're asking him, hey, why is somebody pointing down the road? that's what you're asking him? >> i was trying to ask him why there's people pointing down the road. >> let's back up. not asking for generalities and what's in your head. i want to know exactly what you were saying to the man jogging down the street. do you understand? >> yes. >> what exactly did you say to him the first time you pulled up to him? >> "i want to talk to you." >> and he turned around? >> he stopped, yeah, turned and then went the other direction. >> and that was indication

roddie. i'm assuming that was you, yes? >> hold on, chris. >> mr. brianu come to be in the car videotaping that day? you don't want to talk about that either? all right. >> we didn't play the part where he was like, basically saying his client is too student to answer any of these answer these questions for himself. the reason this lawyer saying something about black pastors resonates is because it speaks to what this trial is all about, the fear of blackness for the defendants. why else did they decide to chase this guy jogging through there? you don't think it had anything to do with the fact he was black? it's not a bias specific crime, but it doesn't have to be. and it's not just about what happens in the courtroom. i tell you all the time we only know what we show in a courtroom. but in the court of public opinion and all the political and cultural undertones, we've got to keep it real. and that's what it was about. now, at trial, today's testimony focused on some black person checking out a construction site. it's why the defendants say they thought

roddy bryan jr. are facing life in prison on murder and other charges, if convicted. it was brian who captured the killing on his cell phone. in their opening statement, prosecutors played the cell phone video. among those watching and listening in the courtroom, was arbery's mother. who said she had never seen it in its entirety and was clearly emotionally overwhelmed. >> i decided to -- to remain in so i can get familiar with what happened to ahmaud the last minutes of his life. >> reporter: at no time during the five-minute chase, the prosecutor says, did the defendants tell arbery they were performing a citizen's arrest. instead, prosecutors say gregory mcmichael shouted threats. >> so, how do you know mr. ahmaud arbery was under attack by strangers with intent to kill him? because greg mcmichael told the police this. stop or i'll blow your [ bleep ] head off. >> reporter: in the defense's opening statements, travis mcmichael's attorney portrays a very different story. >> this case is about duty and responsibility. >> reporter: describing travis mcmichael not as a vigilante bu

brian is behind them. what the prosecution is charged is they all work together sort of as this team but certainly jurors could look at roddie bryan's conduct a little bit differently than the other two because again, he was the one with the cell phone camera but not welding a firearm. >> interesting because in the closing you had the prosecution essentially saying using the same statements that rodney brian's attorneys had been but for this video we'd never know what happened but for this video you wouldn't have the prosecution. they turned it on their head in terms of the closing argument to say well, we have the video not because you were somehow heroic. you weren't just sort of a person on the side just watching this. you were an active participant and under the georgia law, you have this party of a crime that's pretty expansive here. elliott, even if this trial concludes with an acquittal or conviction, we are waiting to know, they still have to face another trial and that's federal hate crime charges. that's been a really major issue for them, right? >> right. exactly. because a lot of the issues around race did not co

roddy bryan. it's not for me to say what justice is here between the mcmichaels and mr. arbery and his family. that's not hour call. that's your call. but again, but for mr. brianidence or the hand of god here, not once but twice had someone who keeps to themselves and that never gets involved in anybody else's businesses and almost a stranger in his own neighborhood has now gone out and gotten a video which is the best evidence for you to look at and try to figure out what happened here. now, it's going to come up in a difference context. the judge will instruct you on the principle of abandonment. it has more than one application here if someone abandoned a criminal enterprise, they cannot be held responsible for it. maybe you believe that mr. bryan was attempting to imprison, falsely imprison mr. arbery. that would depend on whether or not the mcmichaels were authorized to make a citizens arrest. we'll talk about that later. but this is a defense. it is the burden of the state to disprove that defense beyond a reasonable doubt under the facts of this case from this video as we have just gone through it, how could anyone say beyond a reasonable doubt -- >> ma

roddy bryan is all the way up this blue mail box. the closer up picture is where mr. arbery turns around. this is the demonstration video with seacrest and this is mr. brian's actual video. this is how far up the road he is. this is the minute that he's been with his phone down on the floor. >> and in this minute two times mr. arbery is going to run towards travis. first time, turns around and goes back and the second time he'll turn around and go back and that's where that video will pick him on the second time. so the first time ahmaud arbery comes across that dogleg, he's coming at travis. at this moment he's looking into travis' eyes, and he's come at him and ultimately is going to get within ten feet of him running while travis is saying stop, do not come any closer. stop right there. stop. no gun in his hand. just saying stop, do not come any closer. at this moment travis has already had his experience obviously where he reached for the gun before, where he was acting boemptd he's not going to forgot that. he's not going to forget him seeing what looked like attack the truck and none of what was experiencing that day will be forgotten. what's going on

murder the jury finding william roddy brian guilty of felony murder, aggravated assault and false imprisonment. defense attorneys say they will appeal. our berries, father emotional after the first guilty verdict was read, having to be removed from the courtroom. all three defendants were stoic outside the courthouse, dozens of supporters of the armory family cheered. let us know that all whites are not racist, and all blacks are not worthless summer. we. together did this we all together black white activists. wednesday's verdict, ending a two week long trial that saw more than 20 witnesses. take the stand armories mother relieved by the jury's decision. i just want to say thank you guys. thank you. thank you, agent. everyone of you. about this fight with us. it's been a long fight. it's been a hard fight they make. michael's and brian are also facing federal hate crime charges. they have pled not guilty in brunswick, georgia. lauren blanchard, fox news. and the president, issuing a statement on the verdict and reads him part while the guilty verdicts reflect our justice system doing his job