continued down the road. >> down towards -- >> satilla. >> satilla. all right. what did you do? >> got back in my truck. at that time my dad is seeing this as well. he is telling me to go down there. go down there. go down there. >> as in? >> as in drive the truck down to where mr. arbery and the other vehicle was. >> did you? >> i did not. >> i don't want to -- i don't know what is going on with this guy. i don't want to escalate the situation my thought at this point is now whatever happened up there, there's a likelihood that something has happened. when i tell him the police are coming, he takes off running and trying to avoid the vehicle or get in it. something is not right. i don't know what's going on. the cops are coming from my thought. i'm not going to escalate it any further. >> what is your goal at this point? >> to let the police -- let the police know where he's at and watch what is going on. see where he's at. see where he's going. >> all right. you say you don't want to go back down this way because of what you see. so how much time do you think it's been, if it'

satilla shores is a neighborhood with a neighborhood sign out front? what's objectionable about that? it's just a chapter heading of what i'm going to be presenting. >> judge, my fear here is just that i'm going to have to october to every single slide when it comes up where no one's testified to i want or information no one testified to. >> i think we've just seen a number of things -- the state has a continuing objection to the satilla shores sign. i understand that's not in evidence. but it's the sign itself. if it's simply being used as indicated, as sort of a chapter marker, then i'll permit the defense to use that. the changes that have been made now to the slide that showed the training, what i understand now is limited to what was actually testified to. >> correct. >> and it will be referred to that way as opposed to here's the name, here's what the coast guard instructed him -- i will limit you exactly how prow yao present that. as long as it's not a presentation as if it was evidence separate from testimony that was provided by mr. mcmichael

>> uh, satilla drive. 230 satilla drive. >> what's going on? the house to go put gas in his car, and as he drove past the english house, he saw a figure in the yard. and he recognized the guy. he thought, that's the guy we've seen before on the video. >> what did he look like? >> it's a black male, red shirt, white shorts. when i turned around and saw him and backed up, he reached into his pocket, so i dont know if he's armed or not. but he looked like he was acting like he was. >> do you think he was there to burglarize that home? >> of course not. no. >> a lot of people cannot understand how did a man lose his life when there was no evidence of a serious crime being committed. >> that's the wrong question. it's inaccurate. it's not co -- >> what's the right question? >> why did ahmaud arbery decide to attack travis holding a shotgun? because that's what led to the loss of ahmaud arbery's life. >> so a guy just on a truck jumps out and points a shotgun at you. and ahmaud arbery is supposed to just stop? >> the ahmaud arbery case is not about b

>> starts running back down satilla. i pulled the shut gun out and started going down there to see what's happening. i said, no, i need to stay -- i need to stay where i am at. my dad is up here on the back of the truck. i know what's going on up here. i don't know what's going on down there. and this guy is still irrational. still not -- something is still not right about this. i am going to stay right where i am at. >> okay. >> i put the shotgun right back, back on the door, pick up the phone, call 911. >> okay. >> as soon as i call 91 -- i dial, i pick it up to the ear and i see mr. arbery turn and come back. i don't know how long it took. seconds. it was less than. >> okay. so he has gone back -- when you told him to stop the first time on holmes, now he has gone back across the doing leg, up here. back across -- now he's coming back. okay. this is now the second time he's coming back down holmes? >> yes. >> okay. you said you had just given the cell phone do your dad? >> yes. >> how is it that you decided to call 91

what was ahmaud arbery doing in satilla shores? there is no evidence that ahmaud arbery jogged or exercised in satilla shores. not one friend, family member, not one eyewitness even rash going door to door. no evidence whatsoever that satilla shores was a place of exercising and jogging for ahmaud arbery. officer rash testified that by december 19, he knew larry had a cooler stolen, electronic equipment stolen from the offshore boat while it was parked in the rv garage and bob said that's a burglary. a burglary had been committed in this residence and he said that's right. it was never reported. we didn't have a report about it so i didn't really investigate it. but that is a burglary and he has admitted that to you, as well. mr. olsen's surveillance camera shows that mr. arbery walked into the neighborhood. didn't run. he then stood in the yard and put his hands on his hips and looked around like this. and then went into the residence. matt was doing work in his yard and saw this gentleman who resembled the gentleman who had commi

arbery . >> i'm assuming from what i saw that he came from satilla. so the vehicle was at what i thought at the very end of the road, more than likely seeing the video the other day, where the tree was closest to burrford. it was towards the end, almost on the road. i'm certain that's where i saw the encounter with him. and it didn't look like he was running him off the road. actually, mr. arbery -- i thought the vehicle was stopping, arbery went to the left side, and then to the right and went back to the left. it looked like he was engaging with that vehicle. >> so, you're all the way down here. -- all the way down here. >> yes, ma'am. >> and they're all the way down here by the time you look at them? is that what you're saying? by the time i noticed, yes, ma'am. >> okay. and you want this jury to believe that you thought mr. arbery was the one engaging in this black vehicle, not that the black vehicle was trying to hit him or run him off the road. >> yes, ma'am. >> i'm going to object. form of the question. "you want this jury to believe." i think

with satilla shores? >> yes. i'm a member of the satilla shores home owners page. >> i see. and any other types of pages that involve the exit 29 area or the satilla shores? >> all right, everyone. you've been listening to travis mcmichael, the man who fatally shot ahmaud arbery, testifying in his own defense. he was cross-examined all throughout the morning by the prosecution for two hours. mcmichael insists he was acting in self-defense. he is one of the three men on trial for the murder of 25-year-old ahmaud arbery, the black jogger that you saw throughout that video, the man who is now dead. joining me for what we saw, which was an important moment this morning, cnn's senior legal analyst, elie hoenig and paul callan as well. elie, your take on what we saw through cross-examination for two hours this morning. >> kate, that was a clinic. that was a meticulous takedown. anyone in law school, that's how you do it. the prosecutor went one question at a time, one fact per question, got such important conce

the state wasn't saying he wasn't at 220 satilla drive. we all know he went in there, came out, and ran down the street. we all know that. they didn't know that. let's look at the in evidence the case. first off, once again, satilla shores, fancy block. that's where ahmaud arbery lives. there's u.s. 17. expressways over there, 95. ahmaud arbery. yesterday, laura got up here and gave you criminal defense 101. usually criminal defense 101 is no crime actually took place. now the crime is on video. my client didn't commit the crime. video committing a crime. criminal defense 101, step three. it's the victim's fault. standard, standard stuff. it's the victim's fault. don't buy into that. it's offensive. he lived 1.8 miles away. there was his residence. there's the house under construction. only 1.8 miles away. february 23rd, 202, 1:08 p.m. mr. arbery walks up to the open, unsecured construction site, the olson video, off by an hour and five minutes, remember. heard the video from inside 220, mr. arbery does not take anything. just does what he

the project of building that home in satilla shores.s the sort of life we all have the right to seek. the safety and security and comfort of people that we care about and who care about us. we work hard for our stuff. it's ours and no one has the right to take it. and we should never ever have to fear intruders. the police can be count on to help, to respond, but they can't be everywhere, and they can't be everything. a good neighborhood is always policing itself. mr. moore, you really need to put a fence around that swimming pool. i'm worried a child will fall in. mrs. pannoch, bobby is flying down crossbrook drive again in that new car. have you to talk to him and get him to slow down so no one is hurt. the police can't be everywhere, and in a safe, secure neighborhood police are helped by those neighbors. officer rash testified neighbors help neighbors and neighbors help the police. there are really only two questions for you to answer to reach your verdict in the charges that the state has brought against greg m cmichael. did greg m

i got back into my truck and stopped just short of the stop sign on holmes facing satilla. you had stopped, got out of your truck, told him to stop, he didn't, got back in your truck and pulled down to satilla and holmes. >> that looking back after everything cooled off where i stopped and i don't recall if i got out or not. i think i had this mixed when i finally pulled up, both times, i stopped and got out. i was saying when i stopped and saw mr. arbery and the black truck coming at me. we're on holmes just short of where the shooting occurred. i yelled stop at him and when i pulled up a couple more feet and decided to stay where i was at. that's what i was thinking about here. >> isn't it true at this point in time when you're a few houses down, holmes, you stop, you get out, you yelled stop, stop, that's when your father yelled at him, stop or i'll blow your fucking head off? >> i don't think so, no. >> you heard your father say this, yes? >> i don't think so i heard him say that, no. >> but you know that's what he told the police he said. >> in here in court is when i

arbery from running down satilla drive and out of satilla shores and redirected him up holmes. but for those actions, mr. arbery would be alive. played a necessary and substantial part in the death of mr. arbery. i packed up and started going down that way. i think i angled at him again, kind of forced him off the road or something right in here, and he turned around, turned around right here. the black guy did. he turned an and started running back the other way, and i pulled into a drive or something and started to turn around. fourth aggravated assault with a pickup truck. there's his route. there's the mcmichael route. and here it is all together. so once again, ladies and gentlemen, the indictment. how could defendant bryan be responsible for using his silverado, travis mcmichael murdering ahmaud arbery, how can be held responsible? it's ral simple. party to a crime. the law does, in georgia, believe that everybody to wh helped, encouraged, advised, went inside a house and grabbed their son and told him to get his shotgun and come on, they're all equally responsible for th

al benzy is down on jones at 220 satilla with his phone and his gun. the mcmichaels know, bus he is giving him a hand signal, mr. arbery knows because he is running out of the house. but roddy brian doesn't know that. he is thinking that mr. arbery, like he has for the last minute or so that he's been out there, that mr. arbery is going to go around the truck like he has gone around the trucks all the whole time to go around the trucks to satilla. go forward again. at 1:16, travis's silhouette should come into view. that's greg mcmichael. we are past that. okay. greg mcmichael in the back of the truck. we know he has a gun. i think at this point he's on the cell again to, but from mr. roddy brian's vantage point, looking through his phone as he's trying to drive on a sunny day in his truck, how can mr. brian know that greg mcmichael has gun or that he's drawn it? he can't. go ahead. go to 1:21, play it to 1:21. all right. this is 1:21. you can see mr. car bury -- you can see how far back mr. brian is. and you can see mr. arbery going to the left moment

i can see up satilla drive and i'm looking up holmes. i'm just going to take up residence right here, and i'm going to watch to see what happens next because maybe this guy will come back, and we can stop him or maybe he'll just keep running that way. maybe he'll keep running that way, and i can tell the police i'm pretty sure he's not this way. i'm pretty sure he's not over here. he's not there. he's headed that way. what he doesn't know is that mr. arbery is turning around up on the other side of the dog leg, and this is where our video picks up with roddie bryan. by now it should be clear, travis doesn't even know where roddie bryan is. to say that roddie bryan's turn up there and to follow him back, travis has no idea what's happening behind the blind side of that curve, and still doesn't know who this truck is and why this gentleman is interacting with him in the way he is. this is what's happening undeknownst to travis. travis mcmichael's truck, it isn't there, it's because it's all the way back down holmes near satilla. the state

victim after the choices that he made does not reflect the reality of what brought ahmaud arbery to satilla shores. in his khaki shorts with no socks to cover his long dirty toenails. amy: hogue's comment drew audible gasps from the courtroom. ahmaud arbery's mother, wanda cooper-jones, got up and briefly left the trial. she later condemned hogue's remarks. >> she described ahmaud as his long legs and his dirty long toenails. that was beyond rude. regardless of what kind of toenails he had, what size lexie had -- gs he had, that was still my son and my son actually proffers like. amy: taken together, gregory mcmichael, travis mcmichael and william bryan face nine counts that could see them sentenced to life in prison. in yemen, the saudi-led military coalition has launched air raids on the capital send with -- sanaa, with reports of massive explosions in the city's northern neighborhoods. saudi officials said they targeted houthi military sites in retaliation for the rubble drone attacks on saturday including a major oil hub in jeddah. the latest violence comes after thousands of people mar

after the choices that he made, does not reflect the reality of what brought ahmaud arbery to satillaorts, with no socks, to cover his long dirty toenails. >> i mean. go ahead. >> i think that it is absolutely despicable. just like the defense lawyer who said that there were scary black people in the courtroom, and scary black ministers that needed to be removed. i think they were trying to use every god whistle, trying to communicate to the jury and i am so thankful that they failed. but to resort to such a low standard, to try and win favor with the jury. i just think that was terrible. >> let me play you another thing that was played in the courtroom, a crucial 9-1-1 call by greg mcmichael, and the jury heard this call played out in court. listen to how he refers to ahmed arbery. >> 9-1-1 what is your emergency? >> a, i'm out here in satilla shores, there's a black male running down the street. >> there is a black male running down the street. why we can't run down the street? there is a man running down the street. he said there is a black male running down the street. >> well, ju

. >> what was ahmaud arbery doing in satilla shores from october 2019 to february 2020?here is no evidence that ahmaud arbery ever jogged or exercised in satilla shores. >> reporter: the white men, travi travis mcmichael -- were chasing arbery in two vehicles. they claim they thought arbery had committed a crime and were going to perform a citizen's arrest. >> travis believes he's committed the offense of burglary. >> you do have the right to perform a citizen's arrest. you do have the right to have a firearm when you make an arrest. you do have the right to stop a person, and there is risk with >> didn't pull out any guns? >> no, ma'am. >> didn't pull out any knife? >> no, ma'am. >> never reached for anything, did he? >> no. >> he just ran? >> yes, he was just running. >> reporter: his defense attorney said once he came face to face, mcmichael defended himself. >> he wanted to stop him for the police, to detain him. don't be fooled by this word "arrest." you don't have to announce, you're under arrest. he told you why he raised the gun, because he was afraid he would be

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i'm out here on satilla shores and there's a black man running down the street. yeah, this is what we get. this is what we get. driveway decisions and assumptions, right here. i've gone through all of this, i'm not going to do it again. ladies and gentlemen, they committed fourfulness against ahmaud arbery in violation of his personal liberty before he finally tried to run around their truck after running for them for five minutes. he was trying to get away from these strangers who were yelling at him, yelling at him, threatening to kill him. and then they killed him. do you have any doubt that they committed all of the charges in the indictment? no. no. remember, a reasonable doubt does not mean a vague or arbitrary doubt, but a doubt for which a reason can be given. in other words, you say it out loud. i doubt william bryan was commit ing aggravated assault with his pickup truck, because it was just reckless conduct. if you can honestly look each other in the eye and say that about mr. bryan, a straight face, ladies and gentlemen, you're the jury, you decide. t

>> i'm out here at satilla shores. there's a black male running down the street. >> where at satilla shores. >> i don't know what street we're on. >> hey, drop that. damn it. stop. travis! >> so the emergency, gene was a black man was running down the street. >> black male running down the street. that's the line that jumps out. that was the emergency that was perceived. the thing is, of course, we wouldn't know any of this had not that video been released and gone viral because the initial decision by prosecutors -- local prosecutors was to do nothing. okay, we're good, right? you know, you just killed this man in cold blood. we can now say officially you murdered this man, but it was okay because there was a black male running down the street. >> that had the feeling, hallie, of the -- your small town, oh, i know who those guys are, i know them, they all know each other, and it becomes one of those things, and it's like, well, they were going to get protected from committing this crime. >> i think gene is bringing up

. >> there is no evidence whatsoever that satilla shores was a place of exercise and jogging for ahmaudmichael's attorney continued the theme arbery was in the neighborhood up to no good, suggesting that was obvious by his appearance. >> does not reflect the reality of what brought ahmaud arbery to satilla shores. in his khaki shorts with no socks to cover his long dirty toenails. >> reporter: laura repeated over and over that arbery was to blame for his own death. >> he was a recurring nighttime intruder, and that is frightening and unsettling. >> reporter: and william bryan's attorney, kevin gough arguing there wouldn't even be a trial were it not for his client, his cell phone and the video he took. >> roddy bryan didn't shoot anyone. at the time of the shooting, he was some distance back. he was armed only with his cell phone. isn't it time -- isn't it time, ladies and gentlemen, that we send roddy bryan home? >> reporter: but the growing protest outside the court threatened the proceedings. the presence of demonstrators with guns had bryan's attorney, kevin gough again motioning fo

>> i'm here at satilla shores. >> where at in satilla shores? >> stop! >> sir? >> hello? >> sir? >> cnn's sara sidner joins us live there in brunswick, georgia. sara, there are so many questions right now about why this jury wanted to see and hear that specific evidence again. the 911 call was something they referenced multiple times throughout this trial. tell us more about the specific video they wanted to see. >> reporter: the specific video really is one of the most important pieces of evidence in this case because it is video of the actual incident, of the actual killing of ahmaud arbery, video that much of the public has seen. the video they asked for is they wanted a slow motion version of the video of the shooting of ahmaud arbery, and then they wanted a very high-resolution version of that video. they wanted to watch those videos three times each and then listen to that 911 call you heard there that was made by greg mcmichael. and so it's important because, you know, the murder charges, there are five of them, and the prosecution has said that these three men, excuse me,

and what dounlawfully chased ah arbery through the public streets of satilla shores in pickup trucks and attempted to detain and confine him without legal authority using an f-150 pickup truck and a chevy silverado pickup truck. we all know that's what they did. false imprisonment. this is on holmes, violation of the personal liberty of ahmaud arbery to confine and detain ahmaud arbery without legal authority. once again, did not see him commit any crime. not a citizens arrest. they are not law enforcement officers. they are not in a marked patrol car. they are not with badges on their arms. they're not in any uniform. without legal authority. chasing ahmaud arbery with an f-150 pickup truck and a chevy silverado pickup truck on the public roadways of satilla shores neighborhood and did find and detain him on holmes. travis mcmichael said he was pinned between the two trucks. greg mcmichael said he was trapped like a rat between the two trucks. the ultimate false imprisonment. never left holmes, did he. never left holmes. aggravated assault. an assault upon the person of ahmaud arber

>> i'm out here at satilla shores. male running down the street. >> there's a black male running down the street. we can't run down the street? congresswoman bass, he didn't say there's a man running down the street. he said there's a black male running down the street. >> well, just like the lawyer who talked about what he had done, he was jogging. he was jogging. that is not a crime. and yes, the reason why they ran after him was because he was a black man. if it had been a white man that had jogged down the street, i don't think father and son would have jumped in their trunk -- truck and hunted them down the way they hunted ahmaud down. >> you know, i have to say, if i were jogging on that street and i saw a pickup truck with a confederate flag on it with three white men with guns chasing me, i would view that as an existential threat. i just would. >> absolutely you would. because there was no reason for him to have known or thought that this was law enforcement. and in fact, they were not law enforcement. but the

i had my gun out and was walking towards the dogleg on satilla and on holmes. he was already running away. >> fair enough. i think you explained this. did you leave the house that day with the intention to kill the guy? >> i did not. >> that your dad mentioned to you? >> i did not. >> did you leave the house -- >> objection leaving. i'm not telling him he did leave the house. did you leave. >> it's sustained. answer a yes or no question. >> it's not leading in the answer could be yes or no. but i'll -- >> debate it all you want. >> i understand. okay. give me a second, please. >> take a ten minute recess here. >> neil: all right. just to bring you up to speed here. welcome. i'm neil cavuto. this is "your world." you've been seeing the questioning back and forth of travis mcmichael. one of three defendants accused of right now in the death of the georgia jogger, ahmaud arbery in february 2020. the defense attorneys are trying to get an idea of the timeline here and whether this represented self-defense here and that they were protecting themselves a midst suspic

>> i'm at satilla shores.illa shores. >> i don't know what street we're on. >> stop. >> travis! >> sir, sir. >> hello. >> sir, where are you at? >> okay. thank you. ladies and gentlemen, if you would -- >> did they want that one three times? >> no, that was just once. >> okay. i'm sorry. >> thank you, ladies and gentlemen. if you would go and return to the jury room to continue with your deliberations. >> all rise for the jury. >> the jury making their way back to the jury room now after hearing that 911 call placed by greg mcmichael and also rewatching some video. page pate and laura coates are still with us. i'll start with the 911 call. the call is about five minutes. there are some pauses. i need you to raise your hand when you've heard the portion you want to hear. the portion they want to hear is at the beginning when you hear him say there's a black male running down the street. it sounds like he's yelling stop, and then they ask for the call to end at that point, laura, which is interesting to me that

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victim after the choices that he made does not reflect the reality of what brought ahmaud arbery to satillahores in his khaki shorts with no socks to cover his long, dirty toenails. >> the concept of dirty, unkempt, beaten-up feet is a concept that many african-american people understand to relate as to the feet of our ancestors, the feet of runaway slaves, and to create that imagery, especially when there's no actual evidence presented in the case of that, brings in this racial aspect of dehumanizing ahmaud arbery. >> reporter: for arbery's mother that commen too much. she left the courtroom after it was uttered. >> she never mentioned the big hole that was in his chest from that gunshot wound. i mean, not only did he have dirty long toenails, he had a hole in his chest. >> you can zealously represent your client without being racist and discriminatory. >> reporter: the jury, 11 whites, one black. the prosecutor responsible for helping secure those guilty verdicts walking out to a hero's welcome. [ cheers and applause ] >> the jury system works. when you present the truth to people and the

victim after the choices that he made does not reflect the reality of what brought ahmaud arbery to satilla shores in his khaki shorts with no socks to cover his long, dirty toenails. >> arbery's mother was heard saying wow before she left the courthouse. >> i sat there the last two weeks and let them dehumanize my son. >> reporter: the prosecution then beginning its closing argument claiming arbery was targeted because of his race. >> and they made their decision to attack ahmaud arbery in their driveways because he was a black man running down the street. if you are the initial unjustified aggressor, you don't get to claim self-defense. >> the jury will begin deliberating after prosecutors wrap up their closing arguments later this morning. >>> at least 46 people have been killed in a fiery bus crash in eastern europe. most victims were tourists visiting bulgaria. 12 children are reportedly among the victims. the crash happened on a dark highway overnight. some passengers survived by jumping through windows. >>> and back in this country surveillance video capturing a truck slamming into a

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time that he's already decided that he doesn't want anything to do with you and he runs back towards satillapens, right? is that what happens next? >> no. right. yes. >> let me find it. >> i can't find my document. i know it's there. okay. i apologize, your honor. something is not right, and i either missed it or somehow it is not there anymore. >> your honor, we have no objections if the state would like a recess. >> thank you. wanted to make sure it's on there. publishing state's exhibit 194, the first video eeneding in -- ending in 261. is this what we have? >> yes. >> you're backing up, and then he's running away from you. >> yes, ma'am. >> and then is this your truck pulling forward after him? >> it is. yes, ma'am. >> so at this point in time, you could have just stopped, right? >> i could have. >> you could have just let him run. correct? >> i could have. but i also wanted to make sure that everything was okay down the road. i wanted to ask him, at least ask him what was happening and see what he would say. >> despite the fact you know about the 5th amendment, you know that no one has

. >> that does not reflect the reality of what brought ahmaud arbery to satilla shores in his khaki shortsth no socks to cover his long dirty toe nails. >> reporter: laura hogue repeated over and over that arbery was the blame for his own death. >> he was a recurring nighttime intruder, and that is frightening and unsettling. >> reporter: and william brian's attorney kevin goff, arguing there would wouldn't be a trial if it weren't for his cell phone or the video he took. >> he was armed with his cell phone. 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

victim after the choices that he made does not reflect the reality of what brought ahmaud arbery to satilla shores in his khaki shorts, with no socks to cover his long dirty toenails. >> laura, we know that deeply impacted the mother of ahmaud arbery as she heard her son described that way. what was your reaction, and what kind of impact could it have had on the jurors? >> in a word disgusting. this was really unconscionable, and it was unconscionable for obvious reasons. the idea that they somehow transformed ahmaud arbery into a victim through the prosecutor's case. you know, what transformed into a victim is that he was shot in the chest after being pursued by three men who were strangers, not law enforcement, had no legal basis to require him to stop, threatened his life, one who testified, said they did not feel threatened with their life. he did not verbally assault them. he was somehow fighting for his life and somehow that hygiene comes into play. the only thing hygienic or non-hygienic was the defendant's statements. even more than that though it's not even persuasive except for th

victim after the choices that he made does not reflect the reality of what brought ahmaud arbery to satilla shores in his khaki shorts with no socks to cover his long, dirty toe nails. >> what she just said, beyond rude. regardless of what kind of toe nails he had, what size legs he had, that was still my son. and my son actually was running for his life. in that description. >> reporter: now the big question is once the jury has the case for consideration, how much pressure will they feel with the upcoming thanksgiving holiday to render a verdict before then? christine and paula. >> all right, thanks so much for that. >>> 8 minutes past the hour. ahead of black friday, supply chain crunch could be easing in california. ♪ [laughing and giggling] (woman) hey dad. miss us? (vo) reflect on the past, celebrate the future. season's greetings from audi. is now a good time for a flare-up? enough, crohn's! for adults with moderate to severe crohn's or ulcerative colitis, stelara® can provide relief, and is the first approved medication to reduce inflammation on and below the surface of the intestin

but he is a key witness because he is the owner of the home that was under construction in satilla shoresthat over a period of months increasingly seemed to be the source of tension and concern in that community. larry english says because it was a home under construction, he put up security cameras because he knew that people are drawn to sites like that and sure enough, his cameras caught a number of people coming at all different times of the day. but he noted that there was one african-american male who did show up on a number of occasions at night. and, yes, he admits that there was concern. he called 911 and he may have reported to at least one neighbor about his concerns. but then he was emphatic. he said every single time he saw that man on video, he never took anything, never harmed anything. >> no. >> did you ever see anything in his hands, bag, flashlight, anything? >> no. >> reporter: we do know that on february 23rd, 2020, ahmaud arbery was seen inside that same home, and it was when he ran away from that house that the whole tragic series of events, the pursuit, and then the

the afternoon of february 23rd, 2020, he ran into a subdivision called satilla shores.with his neighbor bryant, grab some guns. hopped in their trucks, and started to chase arbery as he ran through the streets. they claimed they thought he was burglarizing houses in the neighborhood. , they chased after ahmaud arbery, in a white pick up just, their neighbor, followed behind. brian started to filmed will happen, when arbery tried to run past the mcmichaels. they got out of the truck with the shotgun, and after the brief struggled, he shot him, and killed him. when police arrived at the scene, this is how they treated travis mcmichael. >> is there anything on you? >> justin. >>

in the afternoon of february 23rd, 2020, he ran into a subdivision called satilla shores. three white men, travis mcmichael and his father gregory, along with their neighbor william bryan, grabbed some guns, hopped in their trucks and started to chase oshry as he ran through the streets. they claimed they thought he was burglarizing houses in the neighborhood. that's when mcmichael chased off aubrey in a white pickup truck and the neighbor william bryan started behind. bryan started to film what happened when arbery tried to run past mcmichaels. he got out of the truck and after a brief struggle,ing shot ahmaud arbery. but when police arrived at the scene, this is how they treated travis mcmichael. >> do you have anything on you? >> if he would have stopped -- >> that's fine, that's fine. like i said, just take a breath. you got your i.d. and all that? no, no, don't get blood all over yourself. i get it. look around. do what you need to do, man. i can only imagine. >> police did not arrest travis mcmichael after he shot and killed ahmaud arbery. they had been explicitly to

victim after the choices that he made does not reflect the reality of what brought ahmaud arbery to satillas. in his khaki shorts with no socks to cover his long dirty toenails. >> ahmaud arbery's mother actually left the courtroom after that comment was made by defense counsel. she reportedly left abruptly, almost tripping over people in the courtroom. she was so upset over that statement about her son. members of the arbery family have been sitting in the courtroom throughout this trial. they have often invited pastors to come and join them for support including some well-known ministers like the reverend al sharpton and the reverend jesse jackson. pastors like that and others have sat with the arbery family, with mr. arbery's mother as she has listened to testimony and arguments like that one made today about her son. but nearly every time african-american pastors have been there to support her one of the defense attorneys, a man named kevin gough, has had something to say about it. he's either called for the court to ban black pastors, just black ones, from the courtroom. and it was not

victim after the choices that he made does not reflect the reality of what brought ahmaud arbery to satillath his khaki shorts with no socks to cover his long dirty toenails. >> that was just beyond rude, regardless of what kind of toenails he had, what size legs he had, that was still my son, and my son actually was running for his life. >> the defendants are charged in the shooting death of the 25-year-old black man after chasing him as he jogged. they claim they suspected him of burglary. >>> the new york state's judiciary committee found overwhelming evidence that former governor andrew cuomo engaged in sexual assault. it found that the former governor was not, quote, fully transparent about covid nursing home deaths. the judiciary chair, charles levine, a democrat, said, quote, the former governor's conduct as shown in this report is extremely disturbing and is indyk active of someone not fit for office. the 46-page report is the result of an impeachment investigation by cuomo who resigned in august and has denied the allegations. he says, quote, the assembly's report fails to address

a victim after the choices he made does not reflect the reality of what brought ahmaud arbery to satillahores in his khaki shorts with no socks to cover his long, dirty toenails. >> bernarda, what did you think that was about? what did you think of the prose prosecution's response today? >> so her comments, i fund it to be despicable. i found it to be infuriating for her to do victim blaming, and not just victim blaming but victim shaming, not just victim shaming but also destroying the character of ahmaud arbery. this had nothing to do with what happened on february 23rd of 2020. she sunk low in trying to appeal to probably the racial undertones that she believes this jury may have. in terms of how the prosecution handled it, the prosecution didn't really delve deep in. however, the prosecutor did call her out and said that the defense wanted to result and victim blaming. but victim blaming does not get you to an akucquittal. what is it that you saw that caused them to chase, hunt, detain, and you wouldly kill ahmaud arbery? and once you get to those facts and apply them to the law, the