anthony huber coming in with a skateboard. watch with anthony huber does with the skateboard. a blow to the head. coming in, kyle is trying to get out. this is the fast one. the gun is pulled away from kyle. anthony huber fires. when anthony huber fires, gaige grosskreutz flinches. covers up. natural uncontrollable reaction. [shouting] now here's the slow motion -- she'd been hit in the head. his cap is off. anthony huber winding up with the full force of his body. he swings the skateboard at kyle. kyle sentences that come in, he turns around and looks, blocks it with his arm. doesn't turn around and shoot anthony huber. he's being attacked with what is a deadly weapon. a skateboard can cause death and great bodily harm, ladies and gentlemen. he doesn't do it, he continues to run a couple of steps before a blow to the head. he immediately changes direction, goes running for the skateboard. this is slow motion. these down on the ground, he set up. trying to get out. the individual at kyle's left is the one whom ron said. kyle points the firearm, he backs off, he is not shot at.

hands, feet, skateboard, gun. those are things that can cause great bodily harm, the defense told the jury and the jury has to determine if that is indeed true and if kyle rittenhouse was simply defending his own life. the prosecution for their point said, look, he and many of the others that were running after kyle rittenhouse, after he shot and killed joseph rosenbaum, were doing so because they thought they were dealing with an active shooter and were trying to stop him and they have every right to do that. and so the argument is very different, of course. the prosecution trying to say that rosenbaum, who is the first person that was shot and killed by kyle rittenhouse that night, was actually going after his gun. the prosecution saying, absolutely not, that he was not lunging for his gun. the kill shot was in the back of joseph rosenbaum. but the prosecution saying, no, he was trying to put his hands on kyle's gun that he was being aggressive and for every single person that kyle rittenhouse shot, the prosecut

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>> well, for one thing, he loved to skateboard. he was there skateboarding.as probably 1,000 other people on the street that night and that's his -- that's where he skateboarded. he had every right to be there. >> and do you -- >> he was there helping people. >> yeah. in your mind, was your son the type of person who would have confronted somebody he saw have a gun? is that something that reads with what you knew about your son? >> you know, we -- it was a pretty dangerous and heroic attempt but him and i don't think i would have had the nerve to do that, what he did, and he was trying to stop the shooter. he was trying to stop an active shooter. they all saw rosenbaum get killed. everyone saw that. everyone that was there saw rosenbaum get killed. that kid turned around and mowed down rosenbaum. just mowed him down. i don't know what videos these other people are watching and i don't know how the jury came to that except for the fact that the judge had his hand on the scale of justice that i saw a video where he just turned and mowed that guy down. rosenbaum

the skateboard is knocked out of his hands. he doesn't shoot him.s running and falls from the two hits. he's run that far and yet somehow he just fell over on his own. as soon as he's on the ground, they're there attacking him. you can see the people. the law of self-defense, you've seen it, you've heard it. now i'm going to go through the witnesses. dominic black, first witness. charged by mr. binger for providing the gun to my client. two counts, looking up to six years in prison. his case had been adjourned so he can help the state. i don't think he helped the state that much. i think he was a truthful witness all and all. he told them about kyle there to help people, that they had permission from the candaris. that he saw kyle help the woman with the foot, help the person with the hand. mr. binger'ser wants to say oh, that doesn't matter. if it wasn't kyle, would have been somebody else. the point is he was there and he did it. there was no pointing by kyle of my laser sight. there was no ability for kyle on him to point laser sights at anyone b

if skateboard costs about $800. >> when i was in high school, i was on a skateboard and i landed a kickp and retired. i will never get better than that. kumasi: i appreciate thisreciat analysis. drew: it's what you get. i did one thing on a skateboard and i was done. i knew my limits and my mom is like, you done. reggie: i believe we are too tall to be on any sort of wheel. drew: essential of gravity is that much higher. reggie: you look like big bird coming down the street. drew: it's not a great look. retire on a high. a lot of fog out there this morning and in the north bay. here's a look at the bay bridge. you can see it is not completely clear. low cloud cover this morning and pockets of drizzle along the coastline. i do expect brighter skies s head to the afternoon. we have visibility less than two miles and some thick fog in the north bay. i met the cloud cover. we do expect sunshine on the north bay. this is mainly north of santa rosa, but the trend will be for the cloud cover break and brighter skies compared to yesterday. 68 in san jose later on today. 65 in cupertino. 66 in s

>> no. >> all he's got is the skateboard, correct? >> that he has hit me in the head with twice, yes. >> and you intend to pull the trigger at that moment with your ar-15. that wasn't an accident that was a deliberate decision. you know the way that gun was positioned, if you were going to fire it up on -- right in his chest, correct? >> he was attacking me, so i pulled the trigger. >> you knew that when you pulled that trigger, that bullet was going to go into his chest, didn't you? >> i don't know where the bullet would have went exactly. >> the end of that gun was pointed directly at his chest when you pulled the trigger, correct? and you knew that, correct? >> yes. >> and you still pulled the, didn't you? >> yes. >> you intended to kill anthony hubert at that moment, didn't you? >> no. >> what did you think was going to happen? you've got a gun that is aimed directly at his chest, you pull the trigger, what did you think was going to happen? >> if i didn't pull the trigger, i thought he was going to kill me. >> may be a mismy ques

he had been attacked by a skateboard -- with a skateboard.his was nuts. -- this was not a miscarriage of justice. this was justice personified. the jury system did its job. you can talk all you want about him being where he was. he was there protecting his neighborhood. and these thugs thought they were going to do to him what they were doing to the buildings and they got a surprise. host: just be clear, it was not his neighborhood. he is not from kenosha. caller: he was protecting -- he was there, protecting property. these three men were there to destroy property. and to take his life. attacked him with a skateboard. they attacked him, grabbed the gun. they had to be idiots. to grab a gun and try to take his gun away. host: let's talk to travis, who is calling from bismarck, north dakota. travis, good morning. caller: yes, sir. host: go ahead, travis. caller: hello. let's get down to the true brass and facts. there are two men that are dead and one that is injured. plain and simple. the man should be in jail. he drove miles. yes, he did wha

now you pivot to the skateboard.marilyn mosby knows because prosecutors do it all the time, anything could be a dangerous weapon. if you're using a skateboard as a baseball bat to hit someone, that's problematic. the final person that he shot was grabbing at his weapon. and so yes, that provides what you need in order to establish self-defense. last point, consider the context. consider the context of the people who were angry. there's fires, tensions are flaming, people are saying to get you, i need you, et cetera. and after that, what does he do? he turns himself in. so you lose the element of consciousness of guilt. if he did something wrong, why wouldn't he run away? i think on balance the defense made the case for self-defense. and i would be very -- i mean, i would be surprised if he were convicted in this case. >> mosby, give me a quick counter. >> so the only thing i will say is that ultimately it will come down to credibility and that's why that sort of ruling and admissibility of that four months later, his

chased, that he had rocks thrown at him, gunshots going off, kicked in the head and hit with a skateboard and the prosecution's theory of the case as a former homicide prosecution, tried lots of homicide cases, lots of self-defense cases, is that he merely provoked the incidents because he came there with the ar-15, but you've got to remember you're in a jurisdiction where this is not an unusual thing if you are in jersey or new york and you saw something like this, it would be crazy, but it's not there, so the theory of the government's case to me went too quick, too fast. i've investigated homicide cases far, far, far less complex that took weeks and months for us to finish our investigation and i think that the defense attorneys' statements to the jury that this was a rush to judgment and that the actual prosecution witnesses supported the self-defense claim of rittenhouse resonated with them. >> so you clearly are not surprised by the verdict. i want to go live to sara sidner standing outside the courthouse. sara. if you can hear me, it's ana. we're live right now. what are you seeing

he was a tremendous skateboarder.s in kenosha, downtown kenosha, where his part, his community, where he spent so much time. the idea -- [indiscernible] consistently when we talk to people that anthony, was an absolutely lovely person. he was loved by all those around him. amy: we were showing video of him skateboarding. if you could talk about that night. in many circles especially in kenosha and the black lives matter activists, they refer to him as a hero. he had already killed jojo, joseph rosenbaum. he was not armed, anthony huber, but he went to take down this shooter, what he called -- i think gaige grosskreutz called him an active shooter, which many people were running away. it was running toward him because he was afraid he would kill others. >> yeah, that's right. as anthony's parents have said repeatedly, what is happening in the aftermath of this incident and some of the hateful demeaning comments made to them over time is. hateful because they know in reality, their son was a hero. we have a dangerous si

huber's skateboard, you end up on the ground. >> yes. >> you're on the ground.what's the first thing you remember? >> as i'm on the ground, there are people around me. i don't recall how many, but i remember moving my rifle in their direction and they back off besides one person. >> when you notice people by you, you said you moved your rifle in their direction? >> yes. >> did that individual keep coming? >> the last person did. >> the people that stopped, what did you do to them? >> nothing. >> and you're saying the last person in that group continued to come at you? >> yes. >> describe what happens. >> the last person -- i don't know his name. i don't think he was ever identified -- jumps at me with -- he was wearing boots, i believe. as he's running at me and jumping, as his boot is making contact with my face, i fired two shots at him. >> why did you shoot at him? >> i thought if i were to be knocked out -- he would have stomped my face in the i didn't fire. >> as a resulted of being kicked in the face what happens? >> mr. huber immediately after i'm kicked

one with a skateboard. nancy: rosenbaum? -- >> rosenbaum. >> one person admits he had a gun to the face, they were founding at him, he was not just walking -- >> you are talking about after rosenbaum was shot, skateboard attack. and the third victim. hey, you know. when you were talk become the weapon, you done mention 1300 mph ? >> not sure if that is accurate, pollutes are rated in feet per second velocity. >> translated it 2200 -- my math was wrong, 1300 feet per second like. >> based to ammunition from that. it translates out if you do mag 2200 miles per hour. i try to translate this for the lay people, they understand miles per hour better than feet per second. >> anyways. >> guys, the jury is set for closing arguments to start at 0900 tomorrow morning, will it happen? will they buy kyle rittenhouse's claim of self-defense? >> it's the season of smiling. and at aspen dental, we make it easy to gift yourself the smile you deserve. new patients, start today with a full exam and x-rays, with no obligation. if you don't hav

i'm sorry, no one ever died as a result of being hit by a skateboard. now, you point a gun at somebody, you have the right to defend yourself. but being kicked or being hit, you don't bring a gun to a fistfight. you don't bring a gun when somebody is hitting you with a skateboard. again, that's what this jury is going to have to figure out and decide, and we're going to have to all be patient because this is going to take a while. >> the defense said -- look, i think they saw that highlighted repeatedly, and this is something rittenhouse testified about, he was worried, he said, that his gun would be taken from him and used on him. we're going to see, robert, that's part of it, we'll see if the jury agrees with that. robert, thank you so much for your perfspective on this. >> thank you, brianna. appreciate the invitation to be here. >> of course. >>> just revealed, secret conversations at the cabinet level about removing donald trump from office hours after the insurrection. >> what i want to know is how robert knew about my shepherd outfit. >>> plus, t

he got hit in the neck with a skateboard., he testified that he threatened him and tried to grab his gun. let's listen to some of rittenhouse on the stand. >> i didn't do anything wrong. i defended myself. if i would have let mr. rosenbaum take my firearm from me he would have used it and killed me with it and probably killed more people if i would have let him get my gun. eric: does that make the jury then maybe clear him on self-defense? >> it's a hard for me to imagine that. i mean, he basically said, look, if i stopped mr. rosenbaum -- or if he had stopped him, he might have killed other people. well, rittenhouse was the one killing people that day. it's not lost on me either that in a case down in south georgia, at the same time, the defendants are arguing that somebody who tried to grab a gun to keep from getting shot deserved to get shot under the theory of self-defense. it's a ridiculous argument to make. maybe all that they have and sometimes if you're a defense attorney you sort of dance with what brung you and that

it wasn't a skateboard and by the way a skateboard can be a deadly weapon when it is aimed at your headke they wanted him to allow himself to get his face bashed in with a skateboard and killed as a result and also this big moment ban msnbc from the courtroom and go to you on the other side. j instructed no one from msnbc know what is we permitted in this bill. duration of this trial -- this is a very serious matter. >> yeah so why wasn't jury sequestered? >> you you know lisa that's a gt question the judge should have questered jury at least for deliberations judges don't like to make juries mad because judges around country generally are elected. and it is those jurors that are going to go home to friends and family to talk about how judge treated them and a sequestered jury is an angry jury. and i think this judge just did not want an angry jury. but it looks like it could have been a huge mistalk clearly it was not. jury reached right verdict but it could have been a huge mistake when you have protesters outside of the courthouse reporters following the van, judge is getting death t

a skateboard can be construed as a deadly weapon.it somebody in the head with a skateboard, that can kill you. clearly rittenhouse is in harm's way, he feels like he might die and he can use deadly force. judge jeanine: finally gross fiy finalfinally gaige grosskreutz. >> the grosskreutz case is laughable. he points a gun at rittenhouse. why would you charge rittenhouse with any crime? rittenhouse has every right to shoot and save his own life. the common thread with these three victims is they were all three aggressors. they were chasing after rittenhouse and they wering about the aggressive ones and that's what led to what happened. judge jeanine: thank you very much for being with us tonight. my next guest, a civil rights attorney, fox news contributor, leo terrell. let's talk about what's going on in this country. the use of deadly physical force by kyle rittenhouse i believe has been established in this case, but of course it's always up to the jury. but there has bean vacuum created with the police standing down. police are not

the next wave of skateboarding is about the girls' revolution.. i started skating in my 305 so it's really refreshing to have skate ramps around to try them. it's just a really comfortable atmosphere and i learn so much every time from all the girls, it's massive. i think it makes a lot of girls feel more comfortable just to start. take the first step. women and girls are under—represented in skateboarding as a sport. if you don't see yourself in something, you can't imagine yourself doing it. and then there's that basic thing of why would you do that, why would you want to hurt yourself, why would you want to hurt your face, get bruises? because it is quite hard. there's a misconception that when you fall it's scary but really when you fall you get a big adrenaline rush so you want to do a bit more and you want to land a trick. that's really exciting. i know a lot of women, they go and work in the day and then they want to come and skate after work, so something like this, having an indoor skate park where it's lit, it's open, it's a safe space,

the 13—year old is the youngest professional skateboarder in the world, and won a bronze medal at theour sport for now. wednesday morning will be a little bit colder compared to the last couple of mornings. and, indeed, by day, it'll feel a touch fresher, too. but overall, the next 2—3 days will remain above the average for the time of year. i want to show you the jet stream — and there is a dip in thejet stream at the moment across the uk, and you can see the blue colours — so that's the slightly colder atmosphere that's spread across the country into the early hours of wednesday. and, with the clearer skies, that means that, in many towns and cities, temperatures will be around five celsius or so, especially out towards the east and in central parts of the uk. even colder than that in aberdeen, barely above freezing. but that means a lot of bright and crisp weather in the morning, especially across central, eastern, and southern areas of the uk. not necessarily in western scotland and northern ireland, always a bit more cloud here and a chance of catching a shower. and you can see t

he got hit in the head with a skateboard, kicked in the head. so he was in reasonable fear for his life. and with grosskreutz, there is important testimony from him the other day. let's take a look at that. >> it wasn't until you pointed your gun at him, advanced on him, now your hand is down pointed at him that he fired, right? >> correct. >> that's going to be tough for the prosecution. so, now, the prosecution's response to all of this is he used unreasonable force. he didn't reasonably believe being hit in the head with a skateboard or kicked put his life in jeopardy. >> how would you make of the case so far? >> with grosskreutz, it will be a hard lift. he said i put my gun on him before he shot me. they are arguing provocation. that means if a person, rittenhouse, the prosecution argues, was engaged of unlawful conduct of a type likely to provoke others to attack him, then you cannot argue self-defense. so the prosecution is arguing essentially he went into kenosha looking for trouble. and they've argued he got a gun illegally, he traveled

you mentioned the skateboard. with that said, let's go john mcglocklin on both of you. predictions, gregg jarrett, how does this and?al >> well, there's a possibility of a mistrial if there's just one juror who doesn't agree with the rest. that would be disappointing in this case, but i think -- thanks to the prosecution and their powerful defense witnesses, the audiotape, the videotape, and the photograph, i think prosecutors have made a solid, persuasive, compelling case of self-defense for the defendant which invites the question, why did they even in this case? they did so under public pressure because the woke mob demanded it together with the media. >> sean: and of course we also have the possibility of a mistrial with prejudice even post-vertical at the judge can overturn the verdict. professor, your production? >> well, i never predictpr becae i've been in his business too long and jerry's surprise and we don't know what the jury deliberations are about, we don't know who the jurors are. i do think that there can't be a possible conviction of attempted murder on

um, what's troubling here is a skateboard and an ar-17 -- an ar-15. that just doesn't match. the judge actually could keep a self-defense instruction from the jury. not likely in this case. doesn't take much. but you really have to step back. this is really not the kind of situation, for which the laws of self-defense were designed. >> but -- but, judge, i mean, somebody can be beaten to death with a skateboard. >> yeah but you're -- but -- but the standard is to use -- you are allowed to use deadly force when you are threatened with imminent deadly force. and um, we -- to be sure, it doesn't take much to make a self-defense claim. but typically, when you're the provoker, you don't get the benefit of self-defense. that -- that -- that horse is out of the barn. i mean, this judge is obviously going to let rittenhouse indulge in a self-defense defense. and he was very effective for that. >> yeah. >> he certainly described his fear and that was -- that was impressive. >> paul, go ahead. paul, go ahead. >> yeah. the defense is going to claim that he was not the initial aggressor.

huber's skateboard, you end up on the ground in. >> yes. >> you're on the ground.t thing you remember? >> as i'm on the ground, there are people around me. i don't recall how many, but i remember moving my rifle in their direction, and they back off besides one person. >> okay. when you noticed people by you, you said you moved your rifle in their direction. >> yes in. >> did that individual people coming? >> the last person did. >> okay. >> the people that stopped, what did you do to them? >> nothing. >> okay. and you're saying the last person in that group continued to come at you? >> yes. >> and describe what happened. >> the last person, i don't know his name. i don't think he was ever identified. jumps at me with his -- he was wearing boots, i believe. as he's running at me and jumping, as his boot is making contact with my face, i fire two shots at him. >> why did you shoot at him? >> i thought if he -- if i were to be knocked out or -- he would have stomped my face in if i didn't fire. >> as a result of being kicked in the face, what happens? >> mr. huber im

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skateboard and ar-15. that's not -- he is not matching the force that he is receiving with -- with the same amount of force. and with respect to rosenbaum, there was great -- there was testimony and the prosecutor went on and on about it, about rosenbaum's height. that, you know, he seemed like a crazy person and he was unreunarmed. so i mean, i think it really depends upon whether the jury walks away with scared kid, chaotic night, he did what he had to do or he walks away with tissue -- who was essentially asserting himself into a situation he didn't belong. >> someone can look at someone running full force at somebody on the ground with a skateboard and swinging at their head as a potentially -- i mean, that's potentially lethal, isn't it? >> yeah, it is potentially lethal because were, he is not hitting him with the broad side of the skateboard. he was using the skinny side. itself almost like a knife hitting his neck and he was on the ground and there were other members of the crowd sort of coming in

huber's skateboard you end up on the ground. >> yes. >> you are on the ground. what's the first thing you remember? >> as i'm on the ground, there are people around me. i don't recall how many. but i remember moving my rifle in their direction and they back off besides one person. >> when you noticed people by you, you said you moved your rifle in their direction. >> yes. >> did that individual keep coming? >> the last person did. >> okay. the people that stopped, what did you do to them? >> nothing. >> and you are saying the last person in that group continued to come at you? >> yes. >> and describe what happened? >> the last person, i don't know his name. i don't think he was ever identified. he jumps at me with his -- he was wearing boots, i believe. and as he is running at me and jumping, as his boot is making contact with my face, i fire two shots at him. >> why did you shoot at him? >> i thought if i were to be knocked out he would have stomped my face in if i didn't fire. >> as a result of being kicked in the face what happens? >> mr. huber immediately af

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a skateboard, that deserves lethal force? it sure does. when you hold it like a baseball bat and you hit me in the head with it. i mean, come on. why this case went forward, why there wasn't a plea-bargain of some sort, but this will end up i think a good thing for kyle rittenhouse. >> tucker: hope so. yeah, the convicted child molester out of the mental hospital, that's who they are defending. judge dineen, thank you. good to see it's in. so there's a lot going on between russia and the ukraine. some u.s. congress believe that u.s. troops should be dispatched to the reason. plus, you can get access to our original free for 90 days, go to tuckercarlson.com. ♪ ♪ with xfinity home, you can keep your home and everything in it more protected. i can wrangle all my deliveries. thanks, hoss! and i help walk the dog from wherever. *door unlocks* ♪ ♪ well, i can bust curfew-breakers in an instant. well, you all have xfinity home, with cameras to home security monitored by the pros. *laughs* learn more about home security or get our se

and that's when anthony huber tries to hit me with a skateboard as i'm running when i'm on the ground first time and i'm hit with a rock by somebody in a white tank top and that's how i end up on the ground. and i have four people around me from what i remember. and i move my firearm in the direction and they back off with their hands up so i don't shoot them and then jump kick man keeps coming and that's when i fired two shots at jump kick man. tucker: wow. and you miss him and he kicks you. >> yes. >> tucker: then what happens? >> after jump kick man is running off, anthony comes up and he grabs the barrel of my gun and then he hits me with his skateboard, holding his trucks, and that's when i shoot him one time. >> tucker: where did he hit you with his skateboard? >> he hit me in the back of the head, in the neck. the back of the head toward the neckline. >> tucker: did you think you were going to be killed at that point? >> i did. >> tucker: then what happens? >> then after mr. huber attacks me, mr. gross -- puts his hands up, and then i have my rifle pointed in his direction for

the second person had a skateboard., there is another different kind you have discussion about the third victim who did have a gun, and i think that that's probably the strongest argument that the prosecutors have with the victim who survived because there was a gun drawn and i think that there probably is going to be room for self-defense. >> let's talk about judge schroeder now. he admonished the prosecution multiple times today. let's take a look and we'll talk. >> i was astonished when you began your examination by commenting on the defendant's post-arrest silence. that's basic law. it's been the basic law in this country for 40 years, 50 years. i have no idea why you would do something like that. don't get brazen with me. you are an experienced trial attorney and you are telling me when the judge says i am excluding it, you just take it upon yourself to put it in because you think that you have found a way around it? come on. >> i thought this is my good-faith explanation to you. >> i don't believe you. there bette

she says she's hoping to compete in both surfing and skateboarding. the 2024 olympics in paris. okay. more from in a couple of hours that say we're looking for now. andy, thank you very much for that. and that is it for this news hour on al jazeera from me for you back to one whole team here in doha. thank you for watching. while i from our london new center mix, ah and in the country with an abundance of resources and want indonesia, his firms for me, we moved to grow and strong. we balance for green economy, blue economy, and the digital economy with the new job creation law, indonesia is progressively ensuring the policy reform to create quality jobs. invest, let to play part when this is growth and progress invest. even if you're now ah, meets the minimum, is a tough is helpful and the daughter decided to quit the rock race hoping to live better with less. let's just throw everything away. ours are well exposed, the simply living movement aimed at reducing personal consumption, credit and clutter, and i hope to be happier. as a result, a simple life on al jazeera, a communit

one with a skateboard. one with his hands. one with his feet. one with a gun. hands and feet can cause great bodily harm. >> that was a little bit of a snippet of what happened today. we will walk through that self-defense claim. meantime, steve bannon turns himself in on contempt of congress charges for refusing to tell the january 6th committee what he knows about one of the darkest days in our history, the insurrection at our capitol. and then there is infrastructure, finally. this is really infrastructure week, finally. signed into law by president biden today. we have all that this hour. we want to start with omar jimenez in kenosha with the latest on the rittenhouse trial. >> in the sequence of event from the shooting of jacob blake all the way after that, everything this community went through, the only person who shot and killed anyone was the defendant. >> reporter: after two weeks, the prosecution and the defense of kyle rittenhouse had one last chance to leave an impression on the jury. >> you cannot claim self-defense against a danger you create. >>

there's been a change in survey and for lympics skateboarder scholars brown. the 13 year old is just made her professional surfing w in brazil. this she's took care games. brown became a britain's youngest of olympic medalist. she says she's hoping to compete both think and skateboarding of the 2024 lympics in paris. ok, that is facebook looking for now? let's get back to marian inland. lovely, andy, thank you very much. that's it for the news. our morning is coming up in just a couple of minutes. i will see you very shortly. with all of the day top stories to stay with out there and i found a ah a serious delicacy. days with one man leading the country through, present alice out his last legitimacy. he needs to step back. how has he retained control through over a decade of war? we examined the global power games of president bashar al assad. we believe assad simply carrying out iranian orders. what keeps you awake at night when the reason that could effect any human eyesight master of chaos on al jazeera? oh, there's a lot more to al jazeera than t v with ou

a skateboard, that deserves lethal force? it sure does.. when you hold it like a baseball bat and you hit me in the head with it. i mean, come on. why this case went forward, why there wasn't a plea-bargain of some sort, but this will end up i think a good thing for kyle rittenhouse. >> tucker: hope so. yeah, the convicted child molester out of the mental hospital, that's who they are defending. judge jeanine, thank you. good to see it's in. so there's a lot going on between russia and the ukraine. some u.s. congress believe that u.s. troops should be dispatched to the reason. plus, you can get access to our original free for 90 days, go to tuckercarlson.com. ♪ ♪ this is elodia. she's a recording artist. 1 of 10 million people that comcast has connected to affordable internet in the last 10 years. and this is emmanuel, a future recording artist, and one of the millions of students we're connecting throughout the next 10. through projectup, comcast is committing $1 billion so millions more students, past... and present, can co

one with a skateboard. one with his hands. one with his feet. one with a gun.ands and feet can cause great bodily harm. >> reporter: in closing, the defense also claiming the prosecution's presentation of rittenhouse as a dangerous active shooter was unfair. >> ladies and gentlemen, kyle was not an active shooter. that is a buzzword that the state wants to latch onto because it excuses the actions of that mob. >> reporter: the judge dropping a misdemeanor charge for possession of a dangerous weapon under the age of 18, ruling the barrel of the firearm in question was too long. >> it is not a short barreled rifle, yes. >> either by barrel or by overall length? >> correct. >> all right. then count six is dismissed. >> reporter: now, rittenhouse faces five felony charges. first degree intentional homicide, first degree reckless homicide, attempt at first degree intentional homicide, and two counts of first degree recklessly endangering safety. he has pleaded not guilty to all. the judge telling jurors they are allowed to consider convicting rittenhouse for lesser

and now a skateboard is a deadly weapon.ne should tell all the patience and grandparents and santa claus getting skateboard this christmas about how they are giving their children a deadly weapon. i guess they should get them an ar-15 instead. it's just preposterous. and, yes, mr. huber was acting heroic and holding down and taking that skateboard and trying to hold him down and trying to take that gun. and what happened? the gun stated attached to mr. rittenhouse because when the defense concocted this they were trying to take my gun story they left out that it is literally strapped to him. he shot an unarmed man four times because he was so scared that mr. rosenbaum was going to take the gun away from him when it was attached to him. it's an absolute red herring. it's an absolute ridiculous argument. imminent threat. not oh 5 minutes after i get beat up. might be a threat. imminent threat. you've heard all the videos. i'm not going to go into it any more great length, but, when you listen to the crowd as mr. rittenhouse is