you are walking north on sheridan it is the side of the building on sheridan road toward the left when you are walking north. >> in the general area where you were trying to help remove graffiti earlier. >> yes, in the photo to the right. >> okay. and during the evening, was there any friction between your group and protestors/rioters? >> no. the only type of stuff that happened was the person that attacked me first threatened to kill me twice. >> okay. the person who threatened to kill you we now know is mr. rosenbaum, correct? >> yes. >> bill: before august 25 of 2020 had you ever seen him before? >> i did not. >> had you ever done anything to upset him? >> no. >> now you said he threatened to kill you twice. >> yes. >> describe the first time. >> the first time was me and ryan were a little bit north -- towards the north corner of 59th and sheridan and mr. rosenbaum was walking with a steel chin and he had a blue mask around his face, and he was just mad about something. me and ryan were asking people if they needed medical help and he screamed sorry for my language he said if i cat

sheridan road? >> correct. >> you cross 60th and sheridan road? >> i believe we stayed just to the right going south on sheridan road. >> and eventually you crossed sheridan road? >> eventually. >> and were the bearcats there yet? >> no -- yes, they were. >> had they set up a line to stop people that you were aware of? >> not that i was aware of. i know they were parked right there and people were throwing rocks at them. >> did anybody tell you not to cross that line, you wouldn't be able to go back? >> not until later in the evening. >> you cross that line. where do you go? >> we continue straight, straight in a southernly direction down sheridan road. >> were you going any place in particular? >> no. we were going to see if anybody needed medical help. i looked at a guy's shoulder on the way there. >> you finished with the guy's shoulder and you continue on and what happens? >> i continue walking in a southernly direction down sheridan road, and then as i'm walking -- i believe you guys have been

. >> this is if i can use the pointer, you are crossing on the west side of sheridan road. you are crossing south across 60th street, heading across the police line which had barricaded across 60th and sheridan, fair? >> yes. >> you understood at this moment that you are now entering a crowd of whatever you want to call them, protesters, demonstrator, your attorneys called them rioters or looters, or whatever. that's who you're going to now be part of. you're going to be in that crowd, right? >> i was walking through. i announced myself as friendly, and that i was there to help them. >> because you had to do that to warn these people that, hey, i'm on your side, right? >> i told them that i was friendly. >> because if you didn't say that, you were worried they would see you as hostile, correct? >> can you reask your question. i'm trying to understand. >> absolutely. if you're going to go up to dominic black or ryan balch, you don't need to tell them you're friendly because they know you're friends, we don't tell this to our friends. >> yeah. >> we say friendly to people tha

for example, the ultimate gas station is here at 60th and sheridan. why didn't you walk down the street and go over this way and around? >> i don't know. >> why didn't you go west over this way and go around? >> i don't know. i guess it was very close in time that i was heading back that i was turned down by the police before i got the phone call. i guess i didn't have time to think which ways i can go around. >> you knew the layout of downtown kenosha because you said you drove that area the whole time. right? >> a little bit. >> so you go over to the gas station and spend time talking with folks that are there who are similarly dressed as you. they have similar clothing, similar weapon. >> similar weapons, i wouldn't say similarly dressed. >> but you went over there because you felt that those were people doing something similar to what you were doing that night. fair? >> that would be the safest spot for me to go. >> why did you think you would be safe with those people? >> because i was alone and they were, you're better in pairs. i didn't want to

for example, the ultimate gas station is here at 60th and sheridan. why didn't you walk down the street here and go over this way and go around? >> i don't know. >> why didn't you go west over this way and go around? >> i don't know. i guess i -- it was very close to the time that i was heading back that i was turned down by the police before i got the phone call from dominic black. so i guess i didn't have time to think of which way to go around. >> you knew the layout of downtown kenosha. you said you drove that area all the time, right? >> a little bit. >> so you go over to the ultimate gas station. you spend some time talking with folks that are there who are similarly dressed as you. they have similar clothing, similar weapons. things like that. >> similar weapons. i wouldn't say similarly dressed. >> but you went over there because you felt that those were people doing something similar to what you were doing that night, fair? >> that would be the safest spot for me to go. >> why did you think you would be safe with those people? >> because i wa

and the -- yeah, didn't -- didn't sheridan give it to custer to give it to libby? >> right. >> isn't that weird? >> right but custer was not in the room. >> right. custer was not in the room. right. and i -- back in the parlor. >> back in the parlor. >> -- story that sheridan like -- mcclain didn't want to sell his furniture and sheridan like threw $20 on the ground and either take the money or don't. i'm taking your furniture. that is one of the many stories they heard. let's keep going though with the shout outs. one of them is thanks for this program. i enjoyed the book. what's up next for professor janney in terms of book projects? we'll get to that. and that is, he says go wahoos and that is from hampton neuse -- lots of great stuff. >> -- >> all right. that's what we have here now and we'll check it again before we sign off. but i want to get back on the road because those confederates were having a good time. an interesting time out there on the road. and, oh, but this is something that is really interesting in the way you, your perspective of the book. okay

>> yes. >> when you first got to car source two, the one at 59th and sheridan, what happened? ?re. sam, sal and his father. i think it was his uncle there, also. he was driving a van of some sort. >> what was the discussion? >> sam and sal thanked us for coming out to help. and then he said -- sal said, hey, why don't you guys hop in my car -- if i remember correctly, it was either a white or black bmw or mercedes. i don't remember exactly. >> why did he want you to get in his car? >> he was going to drive us down to car city council one, lot number three. >> did you agree to get in his car? >> i did. >> who went to car source three? >> me, dominic black and nick smith. >> who was driving? >> sal. >> when you got there what happened? >> we got out and we hung around for a couple minutes, and then some people showed up. i now know who they are, but at the time i didn't. >> i show you what's been marked as exhibit 30, 3-0. do you recognize that exhibit? >> i do. >> can you -- your honor -- can you go up there, please, and point out the people who you knew before that picture was t

>> sheridan road was closed off. i am trying to tomorrow. there were a lot of roads closed off. i could not tell you exactly their names right now. >> was that because there was construction? >> no, they were closed off because of the riots. >> to keep people out of the area, right? >> yes. >> and you knew there was a curfew that night, right? >> hmmm. i believe i got an emergency alert text at 8 p.m. >> just like everybody else saying stay off the street. >> objection. there is no curfew charge. >> it's relevant to his decision making. >> just like everybody else. you got a message saying get off the streets at 8 o'clock that night, right? >> yes. >> despite that message, you came down, correct? >> i was already in kenosha. downtown when i got that message. >> once you got that message you didn't decide i will go home like i am supposed to, correct? >> i stayed at the car stores. >> you knew there was a curfew in place that meant you should not be there anymore, correct? >> i would say hundreds if not thousands of other people there that night that also got the same message. >>

and didn't sheridan give it to custer to give it to libby. isn't that weird. >> but custer was not in the room. >> right. custer was not in the room. right. and i don't want to go back into the parlor. >> the parlor. >> and is that a story that sheridan, that mcclain didn't want to shell his furniture and threw $20 on the ground, either take the money or don't, i'm taking your furniture. that is one of the manytories that i heard. let's keep going though with the shoutouts and one of them is thanks for this program. i enjoyed the book. what is up next for professor janey in terms of book projects. wee get to that. but he said go from hampton newsom who has done a lot of great stuff. >> wahoo. >> that what we have here now and i'll check it again before we sign off. but i want to get back on the road. because those confederates were having a good time. a good time out there on the road. oh, but this is something that is really interesting in the way your perspective of the book, we start from appomattox and then you look out and suddenly the s

he has to stay at the car source two. 59th and sheridan. i asked him to go there, because whoever was going to protect that property... speak objection, the record did not indicate that that made the phone call. >> you heard the evidence pretty is a recollections to determine what the truth of it is. and discount anything that is not supported and the others. speak of the testimony was he received a phone call saying they were destroying cars and he went down there. first kyle asked for a fire extinguisher, as the other individual to go down there with him. didn't give an answer and kyle took off going down there to try and help protect that property. that night with tear gas, players don't mike fiers. here is mr. rosenbaum pushing one of money dumpsters. right there, that's one. on the other one. through the gas station. they're trying to push it. i apologize, they are trying to push the dumpster down to the line of police or to the gas station. it is put out and the reaction from mr. rosenbaum. you hear the voice. there is mr. rosenbaum a

fight for schools announcing it's filed a legal petition to recall school board chairwoman brenda sheridan remaining members for violating the parents' first amendment rights and, for, quote a break down in trust. >> i said we would see you in court. as of 3:30 today we are now in court. >> this all happened at the first loudoun county public school board meeting since virginia voters handed republican glenn youngkin a gubernatorial win. >> [inaudible] >> it comes shortly after it was revealed the district hired a law firm to conduct an independent review of student sexual misconduct at two schools. the superintendent originally denied reports that a 15-year-old boy wearing a skirt raped a female student in a school bathroom. but then later admitted to knowing about it. the district denies a cover-up. virginia's attorney general elect says he plans to investigate how police and prosecutors handled the incident. >> the reason for the success of the party of parents we are parents for a lifetime. >> and, mike, so the chairwoman there at this school board, brenda sheridan, did respond to this

of her stable of gamblers, which he doesn't want to do until he meets a young man played by tye sheridanson to want to win big. here's a clip. what happened? you get bored? played some slots. you should read some books. i'm going to buy you one. i've read books. what is it with her? name one. one what? book. poker for dummies. you may have read it. she laughs. ilike him. oh, you made it to the second dinner break. i must've fired two dozen tournaments before i lasted that long. so, how many are left? four tables, so should be done tomorrow. . how much cards do you play? 40 hands an hour, 8—12 hours a day, 6—7 days a week. - do you do anything else? like what? like anything. go to a park, a concert, a museum. a museum? yeah, i'll buy you a book on it. it's called museums for dummies! ba—dum—bum! no, but seriously, you should do something else. just for variety. i like playing cards. that is what he does. i love the way that shotjust closes in very, very slowly on its character. now, this is produced by martin scorsese, for whom, obviously, schrader wrote taxi driver. if you're a schrader

according to the state, he has to stay at car source 2, 59th and sheridan, yet nick smild called and asked him to go there because whoever was going to protect that property had left. >> objection, your honor. the record does not indicate that nick smith made that phone call. >> folks, you heard the evidence and use your collective r recollections and discount anything that is not supported in the evidence. >> testimony was he received a phone call saying they were destroying cars at car source 3 and he went down there. first, kyle asked for a fire exting wusher. asked the other individual to go down there with him. he said -- didn't give an answer and kyle took off going down there to try and help protect that property. this is that night. tear gas, fires. here is mr. rosenbaum pushing one of many dumpsters. dumpster fires. right there. that's one. another one. that's mr. rosenbaum pushing it in to the gas station -- police vehicles right down here. >> i can't hear. >> apologize. trying to put the dumpster into parts of the gas station. it's put out and their reaction from mr. rosen

>> yes. >> when you first got to car source two, the one at 59th and sheridan, what happened?so driving a van of some sort. >> and what was the discussion? >> sam and sal were coming out to help. and then he said -- sal said why don't you guys hop in my car. if i remember correctly it was either a white or black bmw or mercedes. i don't recall exactly. >> why did he want you to get in his car? >> he was going to drive us down to car source lot number three. >> did you agree to get in his car? >> i did. >> who went to car source number three? >> me, dominic black, and nick smith. >> and who was driving? >> sal. >> and when you got there, what happened? >> we got out and we hung around for a couple minutes and then some people showed up. i now know who they are but at the time i didn't. >> show you what's been marked as exhibit 30, do you recognize that exhibit? >> i do. >> and can you -- your honor, can you go up there and point out -- can you point out the people who you knew before that picture was taken and name them? >> yes. this is -- this is sal, the owner. the is brian,

brenda sheridan is the school board chair woman in loudoun county.r home and voice mails like this. >> you are a disgusting piece of [ bleep ], ms. sheridan. you know your home address is on the internet, don't you? that could be a little scary. >> stupid fat [ bleep ]. >> very never been afraid to be in my community. i have never thought twice about going anywhere in loudoun or anywhere in my community, and i stop and think twice now. >> reporter: tensions in some districts now reaching a boiling point. last month the national school board association sent a letter to president biden calling for law enforcement to step in, writing these heinous actions could be the equivalent to a form of domestic terrorism. it drew immediate backlash across the united states. last week the organization issued an apology, saying, quote, we deeply value, not only the work of local school boards, but also the voices of parents who should and must continue to be heard. the walk back hasn't cooled tensions. this exchange over mask waring at a school board meeting happen

rosenbaum longed for him, grabbed his rifle and he fired four times killing rosenbaum, he ran up sheridane in the crowd shouted get him, he was hit in the head, he turned and fired at huber killing him, he shot and wounded but only after he pointed a pistol at him, something he confirmed that his own testimony on monday. and cross-examination, assistant attorney thomas binger attempted to get him to say he intended to kill but he insisted he only defended himself. >> is to rosenbaum was chasing me, i pointed my gun at him and that did not deter him. he could have ran away instead he tried to take my gun for me. he kept chasing me, it didn't stop him. him >> it was a rough day for the prosecution, the judge delivered an admonishment when he tried to work in evidence saying he wished he had his ar-15 when he shoot shoplifters. the defense requested a mistrial, the judge that he will take it into consideration. >> shannon: we'll to stay on its. new york attorney general letitia james releasing the transcript of andrew cuomo's deposition as part of a sexual harassment investigation. cuomo def

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they are setting fire and begin walking down sheridan. is no evidence they knew he was coming. there is no evidence that they had any plan to get him. i would submit to you that the ziminskis were doing what they were doing all night. they were going to bash that temperature max or start or stoke -- he runs onto the scene. he puts down the fire extinguisher. he raises up his gun. mr. rosenbaum yells gun, gun, gun. why else would he yell that? it's very possible that while he is yelling friendly friendly friendly is he doing so holding an ar-15 at the ziminskis. mr. rosenbaum was going to chase him out of there to end the danger. and mr. richards boasts that, you know, he won't do sht mother fucker. wrong. way to kill someone unarmed because you won't won't with he raises the gun, provokes retreat. he has to retreat. he has to exhaust all remedies before he can use -- before he would gain the right to even use self-defense. not even to use deadly force. that's a whole other separate question. he does regain the use -- uses all options. he

didn't sheridan give it to you custer to give it to lidy? >> back in the parlor -- >> and mcclain didn't want to sell his furniture for 20 dollars on the ground. >> i've heard that. one of the many stories i've heard. we will keep going. and a shout outs -- one of them, thanks for this program, i enjoy the book. what's up next? in terms of book projects? we will get to that. but he says, go wahoos and that is newsom. >> when -- hansen. >> we will check in here before we sign off. but it's a good time. it is a good time out there on the road. n and -- oh, this is something that is really interesting, in the way that you are perspective of the book is. you start with the math but you look out. and suddenly it's a story of appomattox in the post war days, talking about other places and the people there. no longer those kinds of soldiers. what and winchester, virginia. the farm in lynch bergh. this is a place where women come into the story. and become the protagonist in the story and what is their story at the end of the war. one of those point

>> sheridan road was closed off and i'm trying to remember. i don't think -- there were a lot of roads closed off. i couldn't tell you exactly their names right now. >> was that because there was construction going on? >> no, they were closed off because of the riots. >> they were closed off to keep people out of the area, right? >> yes. >> and you knew there was a curfew that night, right? >> i believe i got an emergency alert text around 8:00 p.m. >> just like everybody else saying stay off the streets. >> objection. there's no curfew charge. >> it's still relevant to his decision making. just like everybody else you got a message saying get off the streets at 8:00 that night, right? >> yes. >> and despite that message you came down, correct? >> i was already in kenosha downtown when i got that message. >> once you got that message you didn't i'm going to leave and go home-like i'm supposed to, correct? >> i stayed at the car source. >> and you knew that there was this curfew in place that meant you shouldn't be there anymore, correct? >> th

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i just was trying to get to the police running down sheridan road. >> trying to get to the police, why? >> i didn't do anything wrong. i defended myself. >> laura: kyle rittenhouse taking the stand in his murder trial today. he broke down in tears when he described events on the night he claimed he was fighting for his life. what really defined today's courtroom battle was the egregious behavior from the prosecution. the jury looked annoyed by the prosecution's antics, but the judge scolded the lead prosecutor for constitutional violations. >> i was astonished when you began your examination by commenting on the defendant's post-arrest silence. that's basic law in this country for 40 or 50 years. i have no idea why you would do something like that. >> laura: that's not all. the judge had to correct the prosecutor for his embarrassing lack of understanding about various ammunition types. >> hollow point bullets hit a deer and explode inside that body, correct? >> no, i don't think so. >> when you say explode, are you saying expand or explode? from are surf things as exploding bullets. >

philip sheridan a hero of the civil war in india fire even had a role in dealing with maximilian in mexico but he is the headquarters of the army of the fourth army here, the basically commands basically fighting indians west of the mississippi river but he is living here and he is sort of completely regularly pressed into service to kind of lead a ad hoc group of policeman militia and volunteers, two police city. he sought to be vulnerable and to some degree it is an particulars aren't concerned about the downtown all of the space and valuables in the businesses that we saw in downtown. >> the resurrection part of this, the construction part is like a movie, the resurrection part is also kind of cinematic is meant. >> one of the attempts after the fire that is to enforce what are called fire limits, kind of a zoning, bring forth a law that said that every single building in the city must have a brick or stone exterior, no wall wooden and the problem with that is working people can't afford stone or brick. and they see it as a direct attack on them which to some degree it was and they see

illegal martial law, one of the residents of the city, said so many wonderful stories here, was philip sheridan hero of civil war and an indian fighter and even had a role in dealing with maximilian in mexico but he has the headquarters of the army, here which basically commanded basic fighting the indians west of the mississippi river but he is living here and he is completely regularly pressed into service to kind of lead a ad hock group of policeman militia and volunteers to police the city thought to be very vulnerable and to some degree it isn't pretty we concerned about the downtown and all of these spaces with valuables in the businesses and someone downtown. >> the resurrection part of this story, and the resurrection part is also kind of cinematic. >> well it is full of wild incidents of all kinds and one of the attempts are one of the things after the fire, is to enforce what are called fire men zoning and to enforce a law that every single building in the city must have a broker a stone exterior. no wall would not be wooden in the problem with that is the working people cannot afford

rosenbaum was when the police were pushing the rioters back to the gas station on sheridan, i believe, and mr. rosenbaum was pushing a flaming dumpster on fire into police vehicles that were occupied by officers and human beings. >> i will show you what has been marked as exhibit 149. can you identify that and tell me what that is a photo of? >> this is a photo of the things i just described. >> okay. >> harris: we'll pull away for just a moment, the trial of kyle rittenhouse is something we're following very closely here on fox news. you have drew hernandez on the stand now, he took some of the videos we have seen of that night, which show kyle rittenhouse during those riotous, chaotic events and rittenhouse said he was there to protect business, had a medical kit, there to help out. this particular witness caught some of kyle rittenhouse on video and speaking and being asked questions about that specific night. i want to come out to under the circumstances, emily, talk about the importance of this particular testimony in the trial? >> emily: this is addressing the specific moments t

then he got up and ran northbound on sheridan road when he was hit with a rock, he was kicked in the head, and anthony huber twice hit him with a skateboard. he turned and fired what was a fatal shot to anthony huber, and then he talked about being confronted by another man saying once he pointed the pistol that we saw in the video, that he had with him, that he fired that shot that hit him in the arm. a very insistent that all of the shots that he fired were in self-defense. and then you've got the prosecution stepping up on tom's finger taking over as far as the cross-examination and he really wanted to get into the intent and you could see that kyle rittenhouse was not going to take the bait and see that he entered did to hurt people, but rather that he intended to protect himself. to get you intended to kill them, correct? to get i didn't intend to kill him, i tried to stop the person who was attacking me and trying to steal my gun. >> ultimately they got into some of the dialogue regarding kyle possessing the weapon underage. that is one of the charges he will face, he no longer

set off any alarms for us, there was still gunfire erupting around us while we were still at on sheridan we thought there was still an active threat. >> reporter: you know, one of the things so striking during this trial is listening to people who brought the guns, this power military group that came in to kenosha, thinking it was perfectly normal for them to come here armed with ar-15 style rifles to protect the community. there was a person who testified on friday connected to some of the establishments saying they didn't even ask for this kind of help but came anyway. testimony today from one of the surviving victims. it is expected to be an emotional day for the prosecutors as they start to wrap up their case. they are expected to wrap up their case as early as tomorrow. . >> things seem to be moving pretty quickly. sh shimon prokupecz, thank you very much. >>> a juror was kicked off the kyle rittenhouse case after he admitted telling a joke to a deputy about the police shooting of jacob blake. blake was shot seven times, and that left him paralyzed. it sparked the protests that took

he ran up sheridan road. people in the crowd shouted get him.k, kirked in the head. anthony huber hit him with a skateboard twice and he turned around and killed huber. he killed critz pointed a pistol at him. he confirm in his own testimony. the district attorney attempted to get rittenhouse say he intended to kill. rittenhouse insisted he only defended himself. >> mr. rosen obama was chasing me. i pointed my gun at him. that did not deter him. he could have ran away instead of trying to take my gun away from me. he kept chasing me. it didn't stop him. reporter: rough day for the prosecution. judge bruce schroeder admonished the prosecutor binger for attempting to work in previously banned evidence, evidence that rittenhouse in an earlier incident said he wished he had his ar-15 so he could shoot some shoplifters. the defense asked for a mistrial. the judge has taken that into consideration. liz. elizabeth: mike tobin, thanks for your journalism. switching gears, bring in member of house budget, congressman jason smith with the house budget com

. >> my plan is toe ge get out oft situation and go back down sheridan road where the car slot number 2 was. >> and did you get back? were you able to go in a northerly direction? >> i wasn't. >> describe what happened. >> i -- once i take that step back, i look over my shoulder and mr. rosenbaum -- mr. rosenbaum was now running from my right side, um, and i was cornered from in front of me with mr. zaminsky. and there were -- there were three people right there -- >> take a deep breath, kyle. >> -- >> reporter: the judge then stopped the case to allow kyle rittenhouse to gather his thoughts and then came back. when kyle rittenhouse returned, he was composed and he talked about and described why and how he ended up shooting the other two people that night, one of whom was killed, anthony huber. we also heard the prosecution go after him. first of all, trying to point out some inconsistencies, and also asking him why he was here after curfew that night, and why he had hold of a firearm, an ar-15 to be exact, that the prosecution says he knew he shouldn't have had. >> so you're telling

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they're setting this fire and they begin walking down sheridan.evidence they knew he was coming, that they had a plan to get him. i submit to you that the zimenskis were doing what they were doing all night. bash that duramax or start a fire. he sees this and runs on to the scene. he runs on to the scene. he puts down the fire extinguisher, raises up his gun. mr. rosenbaum yells, gun, gun, gun. why else would he yell that? it's possible while he's yelling friendly, friendly, friendly, he's holding an ar-15. mr. rosenbaum was going to chase him out of there, to end the danger and mr. richards boasts that you know, something along the lines, you won't do shit, motherfucker, well, mr. rosenbaum was wrong. way to kill someone because you won't engage them. he raises the gun. he provokes the attack. he has to retreat. he has to exhaust all remedies before he can use, before he regains the right to even use self-defense. not even to use deadly force. that's a whole other separate question. he does regain the right to use self-defense if he exhausts all

that is by the 59th street car source on the south side of that property along the building and sheridan road, on the west side of the road. would that be accurate? >> yes. >> you said there was a second threat within an hour after that. correct? >> yes. >> where was that threat at? >> it was somewhere over here i remember. on the other side of the property. towards ruther central. >> more towards the northeast corner of that same property. >> correct. >> but you were still on the car source property when that second threat was allegedly made, correct? >> yes. >> did you remember what mr. rosenbaum had said to you later on when he's confronting you at the 63rd street car source? >> i took a mental picture of his face when he said those threats, i recognized he said that when he started chasing me. >> so when you are running away from him at the 63rd street car source, you're thinking to yourself, this is the guy who had made a threat to me earlier. is that fair to say? >> i was thinking this is the guy that said if he catches me alone, he'll kill me, as i'm running away from him. >> the

. >> but you just told us you drove there every day up and down sheridan, why did you need gps. >> but you still knew were you were going. >> sort of, but with like the back roads. >> okay, so let's talk about the roads being closed, what do you mean by that? >> the road was closed off, and i'm trying to remember, i don't think -- there was a lot of roads closed off. i could not tell you exactly their names right now. >> is that because there was construction going on? >> no, because of the riots. >> they were closed off to keep people out of the area, right? >> yes. >> and you knew there was a curfew that night, right? >> i believe i got an emergency alert text at around 8:00 p.m. >> just like everybody else saying stay off of the streets? >> objection, no curfew. >> still relevant to his decision making. >> just like everybody else, you got a message saying get off of the streets at 8:00 that night, right? >> yes. >> despite that message you came down, correct? >> i was already in kenosha, downtown when i got that message. >> when you got the message, you decided not to leave and go

it people are screaming, and i just was trying to get to the police running down sheridan road, and youre you trying to get to the police? so i didn't do anything wrong. i defended myself. and deandre. the jury could possibly reach a verdict as early as early next week end. the national guard is also one standby for possible protests here in kenosha, here in kenosh, wisconsin. giovanni luigi ktvu, fox two news and giovanni, have you noticed any activity in terms of the national guard setting up anything at this point, or is it still too early for that? nothing at this point. the governor's office does have them on stand by the local police department. there has been an increased police presence in the syria as we do anticipate the verdict. coming in. i would assume that there will be more protesters out here in the coming days. alright, you finally to reporting for us live in kenosha, wisconsin. giovanni. thank you. lawsuits continue to pile up against concert organizers and rapper travis scott following the tragedy at the astro world festival today, attorney benjamin crump announce the

but taylor sheridan is the creator on this one.at the "mayor of kingstown" is all about >> yeah, it takes place in a a fictitious town in michigan, and it's essentially a prison town and the only business there is incarceration. so it's either inside the prison, outside the prison, everything is about this prison and i play the mayor of kingstown, it's really not the official mayor, and he is sort of the grease between all the wheels to ensure that he keeps the peace in town. and it's -- it comes at you pretty hard. >> jimmy: yeah did he just send you script, say, "jeremy, please, i think you'll be good for this? >> well, i did "wind river" with him, so i said yes before i read anything. >> jimmy: oh, really >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: i love when that happens where you're just like, "no, i know this guy does great stuff. >> yeah. and it worked out great. it worked out great. >> jimmy: congratulations on that, and then "hawkeye," first two episodes comes out wednesday on disney plus >> yeah. >> jimmy: people are freaking out. [

it people are screaming, and i just was trying to get to the police running down sheridan road and you trying to get to the police? so i didn't do anything wrong. i defended myself. and now we have heard from 31 witnesses over the past nine days. those closing arguments on monday will be the last opportunity for both the prosecution and defense to present their cases to the jury. geo as you said, things have certainly been heated in this courtroom. rittenhouse's lawyers have asked the judge to declare a mistrial. have we heard when we might get a ruling from him? absolutely so just a few days ago, we heard word of the defense called for a mistrial with prejudice. and just for a little explainer with prejudice means written house could not be tried for these crimes again. if it is granted and at this point. the judge has not made a decision on that. you talk about police, bracing for potential protests any more details on how they are doing that. absolutely so the national guard is on standby. we heard word about that from the governor's office today in the police department here in ken

that is by the 59th street car source on the south side of that property along the building and sheridan road, on the west side of the road, would that be accurate? >> yes. >> and you said there was a second threat within an hour after that, correct? >> yes. >> where was that threat at? >> it was somewhere over here, i remember. like on the other side of the property, towards ruther central. >> more towards the northeast corner of that same property? >> correct. >> but you were still on the car source property when that second threat was allegedly made, correct? >> yes. >> did you remember what mr. rosenbaum had said to you later on, when he's confronting you at the 63rd street car source? >> i took a mental picture of his face when he said those threats, i recognized it was him that said that when he started chasing me. >> so when you are running away from him at the 63rd street car source, you're thinking to yourself, this is the guy who had made a threat to me earlier; is that fair to say? >> i was thinking this is the guy that said if he catches me alone, he'll kill me, as i'm runnin

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