we got this statement from the governor of wisconsin tony evers. kathy and i are praying for waukesha tonight and all the kids, families, and community members affected by this senseless act. i am grateful for the first responders and folks who acted quickly to help. we are in contact with local partners as we await more information. we have this tweet from wisconsin senator tammy baldwin. the horrific violence at the

among the offenders is the wisconsin governor tony evers.tead of deploying the national guard during the first night of the riots in kenosha, he helped fan the flames of racial unrest. he sent out a tweet. tonight jacob blake was shot in broad daylight. not the first black man shot or injured or killed at the hands of the law enforcement. joining me now is a wisconsin congressman brian styles whose direct include kenosha. the people of kenosha deserved better than what they got these last 15 months didn't they? >> absolutely. democrats are so dedicated to virtue signaling, last summer they allowed american cities to burn. the liberal democrats questioning the verdict created the situation in the first place. governor tony evers poured gasoline on the fire and refused to provide the resources need for the community in kenosha to maintain public safety. tuesday morning before the kyle rittenhouse incident even occurred, he rejected an offer of assistant from president trump. that caused the problems in the first place. >> laura: well, looking

chief among the offenders is tony evers.tead of deploying the national guard ahead of or during those riots in kenosha he helped fan the flames of racial unrest. just hours before the burning and looting began he set out in inflammatory two. jacob blake was shot in the back multiple times in broad daylight, not the first black man shot region mercilessly killed at the hands of individuals in law enforcement. joining me is wisconsin congressman ryan stiles whose district includes kenosha. people of kenosha deserve better than what they've gotten the last 15 months. >> they absolutely did. democrats are so dedicated to virtues signaling that last summer they allowed american cities to burn. the same liberal democrats are questioning the verdict outcome the created the situation in the first place. on the light of jacob blake shooting governor evers put out an incendiary statement like pouring gasoline on the fire. he then refused to provide the resources that were needed for the community of kenosha to maintain public safety.

now you hear tony evers has 500 national guard on stand by.his whole thing would be in the court right now if that kind of protection had been brought in when it was needed. that's when kyle rittenhouse decided to bring his gun to his father's hometown of kenosha to see what he could do. what are your thoughts when you hear about this jury and the requests for the documents? >> i think it's bad for the prosecution. i can tell you throughout, something didn't seem right with this prosecution to begin with. having investigated prosecutions for years, the fact that they filed charges days after the incident before having the autopsy, before having the crime scene evidence, before having the witness interviews, before looking at the videos, the defense made a big deal of that in summation to say this was about politics. this was not about having a proper prosecution. they needed somebody to blame. if it wasn't for the lawlessness, this would have happened. martha, that's the importance of the self-defense claim and why the jury is probably focusin

are being called up ahead of a verdict in the murder trial of kyle rittenhouse wisconsin governor tony evers did not reference the trial when issuing order. but acknowledged people might be assembling to exercise their first amendment rights in the coming days. rittenhouse is accused of shooting 3 people during a chaotic night of protests in kenosha last year. 2 of them died. rittenhouse claims his actions were in self-defense closing arguments in this trial are set for today. about 200 countries worked to pass a major deal saturday that would help combat climate change. the compromise deal was the big culmination of the last 2 weeks at the climate summit in glasgow. the deal primarily aims to keep a global warming preventing an increase of more than 2.7 degrees fahrenheit, big carbon polluting nations are also expected to submit a plan by the end of next year to reduce emissions. however, at the last minute india swapped out the term phase out coal power to phase down. coal power. many countries are deeply disappointed at this new language us climate envoy john kerry says that's part of the

so in order prepared for that or basically on stop any violence, the governor of wisconsin, tony evers has paul to duty $500.00 national guard troops to remain on standby. has we away voted? in this case, i'm with the jury still poised to make his verdict, the judge has said he would rethink whether or not to allow you to trial to be televised as long as he criticized the mainstream media's coverage of proceedings as frightening and grossly irresponsible. meanwhile, a number of american media commentators maintain race essential to the case, despite the fact that the men shot by what's in house during the black lives matter, unrest, we're also white. and then he wanted to, he wanted to do it because he was cool. a black kid that killed 2 people and injured another person. how would america feel about that? i think it would be a completely different feeling if you want to know why critical race. there exists the actual law school theory that emphasizes that supposedly colorblind laws in america often still have racially discriminatory outcomes. they look no further than the trial of cal

the governor of wisconsin, tony evers has paul to duty. $500.00 national guard troops to remain on standby to be activated in the event that unrest or violence arrived here in the city. but for now, the city of can osha and wisconsin remains calm as we await a verdict. in this case, the shooting called wooden house is on trial full to place during the black lives matter. unrest in the us. some media commentators or adamant royce is central to the case despite the fact the man is short by rittenhouse were also white. a man he wanted, he wanted to do it because he was cool. a black kid that killed 2 people and injured another person. how would america feel about that? i think it would be a completely different feeling if you want to know why critical race there exists, the actual loss will be re that emphasizes that supposedly colorblind laws in america often still have racially discriminatory outcomes. they look no further than the trial of cal rittenhouse. this is white privilege on steroids. as far as politics are concerned, what i'm focused on as a trial lawyer observing this is what the

so in order prepared for that or basically on stop any violence, the governor of wisconsin, tony evers has paul to duty. $500.00 national guard troops to remain on standby to be activated in the event that unrest or violence arrived here in the city. but for now, the city of kenosha wisconsin remains calm as we await a verdict. in this case, with a discuss this further, we cross live to on those of it's similar to us professor of law hobbled law school . sir, thanks for joining us. the right good to have you on the program. this is a case really that's divided america, hasn't it? and i guess whatever the outcome, half of the country will be disappointed with that with what's going to happen. i suppose the context though, all of these, these shootings happening in the, during the black lives matter protests on the issue of race and has been central, hasn't it? do you think that's been something important in this case and why most and central even though all the participants, in this case, a white, if the sure on the other foot, if this were a black lives matter protester who had shot el

so in order to prepare for that or basically a stop, any violence, the governor of wisconsin, tony evers, has called to duty, $500.00 national guard troops to remain on scanned by to be activated in the event that unrest or violence arrived here in the city. but from now the city of kent, osha and wisconsin remains calm as we await a verdict, in this case. indeed, whatever that verdict is, obviously lost portion of american society will be disappointed. now i would expect that sir john will get back to you as any updates coming back still not now the shooting call, which now is on trial full to place during black gloves matter on rest in the us. some media accommodate is a adamant race is central to the case despite the fact that a man shot barbara and house were also white. and then he wanted to, he wanted to do it because he was cool. a black kid that killed 2 people and injured another person. how would america feel about that? i think it would be a completely different feeling if you want to know why critical race there exists. the actual loss will theory that emphasizes that suppose

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the governor of wisconsin and tony evers has are activated on stand by 500 national guard troops who assist local law enforcement if a verdict is reached. if there is any potential violence or unrest at this point, scotty, it has remained pretty quiet. there's about by my camp is about to does and maybe 3 doesn't. protestors that have been here on the courthouse steps throughout the day, calling for justice for the victim, for the victims, for the 3 men that were shot, the 2 men fatally the one who was badly injured. you know, so again, the question is, when will we haven't heard of? will the jury recess for the night? will it continue into the evening before possibly recessing for tomorrow? i guess again, those are among many of the questions. but at this point, there is a law enforcement presence, not a huge lot more since present, but it doesn't look like there's going to be any. it doesn't seem like anything is growing at this moment. but again, you know, all eyes are on the court house on what happens with his jury if a verdict is rich and when that is handed down, scott, to dis

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laura: wisconsin governor tony evers has ordered 500 wisconsin national guard troops to be on standbygo bad. is there anything else you want from your political leaders given the devastation we saw last summer? >> i just want kenosha to stay strong. i wish we could have more support. what happened last summer shouldn't have happened. it was too devastating to go through and it was like a war zone. that is not something people should -- my grandson had to see this and i feel sorry for him so the support from outside coming in to help as needed is wonderful. at least we arrested further than we were last summer. >> i to thank you for coming on tonight, brave of you to do so and good luck. joining me is victor davis hanson, senior fellow, i to play a moment of honest reflection from m s nbc about what was going on outside the kenosha courthouse today. watch. >> people who were protesting against what rittenhouse did, they think you will be convicted from talking to you? part of this is pushing that. they want to push, pressure the jury will court to hold kyle rittenhouse accountable, in

. >> reporter: wisconsin governor tony evers calling in 500 national guard troops to assist law enforcement in the event of unrest after the break. the uncle of jacob blake, the black man shot by police during the mystic disturbance which kicks off violent protests last year blasting the governor's move to bolster security saying the governor is a carrot and racist to send national guard is the only national guard he's bringing out is for the people supporting rittenhouse, we will be celebrity but somebody's going to jail will be quite upset. the jury is expected to reconvene at 9 am. >> ben shapiro says the media's racially charged narrative is off-base. listen. >> the media coverage has been discussing from beginning to end. it mirrored the narrative that kyle rittenhouse must have been a white supremacist trump supporter in the middle of the right in 2020 when we were learning america was broken into people who wanted racial justice and people who supported trump and you are on one side or the other and therefore people writing in kenosha were not really rights just peaceful protests and

winsconsin's governor, tony evers, called for peace, saying no verdict could heal the wounds of the families person who killed their son. his uncle said had the teenager been black, to stay with bbc news. i will be back with the headlines. good evening. it has been a predominantly cloudy day today, but some places have seen some pleasant autumnal sunshine. again, the eastern side of scotland towards aberdeenshire, we've seen temperatures today up to 17 celsius. now, that mild air�*s been with us to end the working week, but it's all about to change, if you haven't heard yet. temperatures will start to tumble down by the time we get to sunday, and we'll keep that cold air throughout next week. something even colder potentially by the end of next week. so, whilst we've been in this mild stream of atlantic southwesterlies during the day today, it's behind this band of rain that will continue for the north and west of scotland across orkney, into the western isles this evening. behind that, the cold air is sitting. to the south of that, where we have got some breaks in the cloud, temperatures co

the governor tony evers failed the community and there should have been more resources. >> laura: kyleers stepped in to keep kenosha from burning to the ground. the citizens stepped up to protect the community. kyle was not alone. my next guest was armed and with him although he did not know him. kevin a former alderman in kenosha. what is the biggest misconception that night. you were there and at the trial every day. >> well, a few. the misconception that kyle was a white supremacist. the only time i have ever seen a white kid shoot three other white people and be called a white supremacist. race had nothing to do with this. this was a city abandoned by our leaders. the mayor, the sheriff, and the governor all democrats were too afraid and too proud to ask president trump for help. they didn't want to do it. they wanted to show us they were big boys and could take care of it on their own. they could not. we didn't have the resources we needed. i think the phrase was given, some lines got crossed. that's not what happens when you are an elected leader. you get the help as soon as you

tony evers authorized 500 national wisconsin guardsman just in case.g the unrest following the shooting of jacob blake. more than 100 businesses were either badly damaged or destroyed during the unrest over the summer specifically in august, one of those local businesses was the mattress shop who had been here for quite a while. it was burned to the ground. >> it was devastating to the people who actually live there. and devastating to the business owners who didn't have a dog in that fight. none of us did anything to perpetuate what happened. reporter: and those businesses prepare, they said trigger more about the verdict coming in this case, right now we are waiting on the judge to issue final ruling of lesser charges the juror would be able to consider. he would allow gursors to consider some lesser charges but denied one of the requests, legal experts tell us that the trade-off could help get a conviction but would ensure that rittenhouse would not receive a life sentence. the judge said he would issue his final rulings at some point here on saturd

. >> tony evers calling in 500 national guard troops, in the event of unrest after the verdict, the uncle of jacob blake, the black man shot by police during a domestic disturbance protect off island protests blasting the governor's move to bolster security saying the governor is a coward and a racist to send national guard doubledealing guard is for the people supporting rittenhouse while we will be celebrity but somebody's going to jail they will be quite upset. the jury is expected to reconvene at 9 am central. todd: another young person speaking out about this, attacking the liberal media is nicholas andman who writes kyle wasn't given his day in court by his credit and neither was i. the attacks came from the national news media just as they came from me without hesitation because kyle was an easy target they could paint the way they wanted and this is the problem with liberal media outlets in the united states. they want to get the story first, get the most views, make the most money and advance the agenda from liberal patrons. we like to comment on news events was nicholas sandersm

governor tony evers failed the community, they should've been more resources to help with that. >> into kyle thousand others stepped in to keep kenosha from burning to the ground. when elected leaders refused to protect their citizens because they don't want to offend the protesters, those very citizen step up and some work to protect the community and kyle wasn't alone that night. my next guest was armed and with him although he didn't know him personally. here is kevin matthewson, former alderman in kenosha. what is the biggest misconception about what happened that night, you were there, you are the trial every day but what is the biggest misconception? >> it is you. the misconception that he was a white supremacist. only time i've ever seen a white kid shoot three other white people and we call a white supremacist. race had nothing to do with this was what this was was a city that was abandoned by our leaders. we have the mayor, the county executive, sheriff, the governor, democrats were too afraid to ask donald trump for help. they just didn't want to do it a they wanted to show us

the governor, tony evers, failed the community and there should have been a lot more resources to helpith that. >> tucker: that's for sure. you've been criticized for carrying a firearm into the scene. but it's obvious from the tape that a lot of people -- you weren't the only one with a firearm. there were rioters with firearms, did you see that? >> yes. >> tucker: you saw other people with guns. >> i did. there were a lot of people, like there were rioters with firearms. i remember one very succinctly, joshua, was walking around with a pistol in his hand all that night with joseph rosenbaum. >> tucker: where did you first see rosenbaum? >> the first time i saw rosenbaum was the first time he threatened to kill me. it was at the corner of the car source lot that i was at primarily that night, and i was asking people if they needed medical and he came up to me and ryan paul said, if i catch any of you mfors alone i'm going to fing kill you. >> had you ever seen him before? >> i had not. >> tucker: so you never had seen this guy and he walks up and threatens to kill you out of nowhere?

enforcement, medical personnel and community members who are responding and wisconsin's governor tony evers says we are praying for all in this senseless act. please stay with cnn for all the latest coverage. >>> into a south georgia courtroom closing arguments are set to begin in the ahmaud arbery murder trial just hours from now. arbery's family has said he was out for a jog last year when he was shot and killed. defense attorneys argue travis mcmichael fatally shot arbery after they wrestled over mcmichael's shotgun. also in the coming hours a jury in a civil trial against organizers of the unite the right trial will begin their second day of deliberations. the demonstration in 2017 turned deadly when a young man drove his car through a crowd killing a 32-year-old woman, injuring dozens of others. the plaintiffs include town residents as well as some of the wounded. they're suing 14 people and 10 white supremacists and nationalist groups for millions of dollars in damages for the physical and emotional injuries they suffered. >>> still to come on cnn, why critics are skeptical about peng

governor tony evers tweeting kathy and i are praying for waukesha tonight and all the kids, families and community members affected by this senseless act. i'm grateful for the first responders and folks that added quickly to help and we're in contact with local partners. for now, we'll continue to wait as authorities piece together more information on why exactly this tragedy happened. carley, todd. carley: that's a big question there. lauren, thank you. let's bring in jim hanson, former u.s. army special forces. the waukesha police chief says the suv has been located, a person of interest is in custody. we don't know if this person is cooperating or what their mental state is. what do you think law enforcement is doing right now to he get to the bottom of what happened? >> given that they do have had this person in custody and there has been a lot of information that has come out that points to a particular individual who was some sort of want to be rapper from the milwaukee area, he is actually in a video with the particular car that caused this tragedy. right now, they're going to

we got this statement from the governor of wisconsin tony evers.s, and community members affected by this senseless act. i am grateful for the first responders and folks who acted quickly to help. we are in contact with local partners as we await more information. we have this tweet from wisconsin senator tammy baldwin. the horrific violence at the waukesha christmas parade is just heart breaking. please keep the victims in your prayers tonight. wisconsin senator ron johnson tweeted, my thoughts and prayers for everyone injured in waukesha's christmas parade. my gratitude for all law enforcement, medical personnel, and community members responding. thank you so much for joining me this evening. i am pamela brown. "state of the union" is next. shop early for black friday deals! and save up to $750 dollars on select appliances at lowe's. this is the tempur-pedic® breeze° and its mission is to make sleep...feel cool. so, no more night sweats. no more nocturnal baking. or polar ice cap air-conditioner mode. because the tempur-pedic breeze° delivers sup

emotions running pretty high, governor tony evers wants the national guard ready just in case. wisconsin with the very latest on that. >> good evening were waiting to hear from the judge in the county checking the court system to see if he made any of those decisions on the charges ahead of deliberations which started on monday in wisconsin but businesses in the locals in general praising for unrest. this is the downtown of kenosha. businesses boarded up after the unrest in august following the police shooting. those businesses never came back in the boards never came down. were waiting on the judge to issue the final ruling on the lesser charges the jury can consider in the trial of kyle rittenhouse. the judge ruling yesterday that he will allow jurors to consider lesser charges but also denying one of those requests. legal experts tell us that this trade-off could get a conviction in the case but the move would also ensure that rittenhouse would not receive a life sentence. right now not guilty to multiple charges including first-degree intentional homicide, the team took the

governor tony evers tweeting, calling it a senseless act, adding i'm grateful for first responders and those who added quickly to help and we're in contact with local partners and we await more information. for now, we'll continue to wait as authorities piece together more information on why exactly this tragedy happened. carley, todd. carley: lauren blanchard live for us. thank you. todd: to the other big story out of wisconsin, kyle rittenhouse speaking out for the first time since being found not guilty. carley: brook singman is here with more on the exclusive interview. brook, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, todd, carley. kyle rittenhouse is speaking out for the first time since his you acquittal late last week while this case is in the center of race relations in the united states, rittenhouse says this is not what it's about for him. >> the case has nothing to do with race. it never had anything to do with race, it had to do with the right to self-defense. i'm not a racist person. i support the blm movement and peacefully demonstrating. >> reporter: this as protesters to

wisconsin's governor tony evers weyden calling in for any demonstrations to be peaceful and say thatict will be able to bring back the lives of anthony huber or joseph rosenbaum or. the wounds and trauma expense by jacob blake and his family. kenosha is on edge. there haven't been any real problems, or purchase of any kind. we do expect a heavy police presence here throughout the weekend, just in case that changes. >> shannon: garrett tenney on the ground in kenosha. thank you. the rittenhouse case has captured the attention of many public figures including president biden who just last year on the campaign trail referred to the then 17-year-old is a "white supremacist." many are asking, will there be an apology? joining us with more, white house correspondent kevin corke. what is the president saying now that we have a verdict. >> first of all, there is sort of this interesting back-and-forth between what the president said himself and with the white house said later on in a statement. the biden white house or any white house for that matter that appears to change the tone and tenor

and because of that, wisconsin governor tony evers has put the national guard on standby just in case kenosha police, the assistance. reporting in kenosha. mike lowe. >> in georgia. the prosecution rested its case in the ahmaud arbery murder trial today after more graphic evidence from arbery's autopsy was shown in court. prosecutors called 23 witnesses during 8 days of testimony. this afternoon, the medical examiner who performed the autopsy took the stand explaining what led to arbery's death. he testified that arbery was hit by 2 of the 3 shotgun rounds fired at him adding that either blast alone would have killed the 25 year-old defense attorneys will begin their case is tomorrow with opening statements and witnesses of their own. >> time for another look at the forecast as we're looking live over the bay bridge neighbors toll plaza there. pretty quiet kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joining us with what to expect. yeah. been quiet for a while now looks like a chance of rain going to make a return to the bay area. not quite yet. tonight, another clear night across most

amy: as the jury begins deliberations, wisconsin governor tony evers has put 500 national guard troopsre on standby ahead of a verdict. meanwhile, in georgia, the trial is continuing for the three white men who hunted down and shot dead ahmaud arbery, a black jogger. on monday, judge timothy walmsley rejected a request from defense attorneys to declare a mistrial. the judge also said it was "reprehensible" for the defense to object to allowing black pastors sit with arbery family's -- family in the courtroom. last week, defense attorney kevin gough said, "we don't want any more black pastors coming in here." he cited the presence of the reverend jesse jackson. >> i would submit with all respect, reverend jesse jackson, that this is no different than bringing in police officers or uniformed prison guards in a small town where young black man has been accused of assaulting a law-enforcement officer or corrections officer. amy: and students at howard university have reached a deal that will bring an end to protests at one of the nation's preeminent historically black universities. since o

wisconsin governor tony evers has ordered all of the flags in the state to be lowered to half mast. >> live from waukesha with the latest. we'll check back in shortly. republican lawmakers sending condolences and thanking law enforcement for their response to this deadly attack. jason rantz talk show host joins us now. jason, happy to see you this morning. as this nation mourns and you go back to ben carson's words we just can't go on like this as a nation. it is absolutely horrible to see what happened there. >> it is. but i will say one thing. everyone is coming together. there is a small group of people in our country that seem to always dismiss what it is we stand for. that they are always trying to dismantle system of oppression and create a new version of this country. a tragedy like this people come together because we deeply care about each other. we are all waukesha. we are all tonight and this morning and yesterday we're all experiencing the same kind of trauma. not as serious as being on scene. when something happens to a fellow american we come together and mourn loss toge

tony evers announced 500 national guard troops will be on standby.ne inside that courtroom in kenosha, wisconsin, excuse me there, sierra gillespie. she joins me now. it's great to have you with us. i know the judge has been making all kind of headlines, even before this case began, quite frankly, before barring the use of the word victim during the trial. he has only continued to attract more attention throughout the trial as well. this thursday he sparked backlash for a remark about asian food and his attempt to honor veterans allowed the courtroom bin laudining a witness for the defense. that led to intense criticism on social media. but how is the judge's behavior playing out where it really matters? that's where you have been, inside the courtroom? >> reporter: >> yes, things have been contentious inside the courtroom. people are believing the judge is leaning more toward the defense. we saw this week he had quite a bit of back and forths with prosecutors and the attorney calling him out, actually yelling at him multiple times, yelling at the ju

governor of wisconsin then and now is a former college professor and a dishonest person called tony evers issued a statement today saying how sad he was joesen rosenbaum was killed. he -- joseph rosenbaum was killed. he never apologized by allowing the officers into the city. he's responsible for a lot of the violence. when will he be called out on that? >> i don't think he will. he's bending the knee to the woke mob. this case is important, tucker. we're sick of it. we're done. the american people are done with bending the knee. we're not going to bend the knee any longer. we'll stand up to the woke mob. we won't bend the knee in fear. god is on our side. it'll prevail. we'll prevail. >> i hope you're right. drew hernandez, great to see you tonight. thank you. >> thank you. >> so if anyone has a liable action or two, it would be kyle rittenhouse. keep in mind, that during the last campaign for president, the democratic candidate, joe biden, accused kyle rittenhouse in public of being a white supremacist. no evidence of that at all. absolute slander. he and many other people. does kyle ri

when he was on the air with his a couple days ago he said at the time that had tony evers mounted the proper precautions for the riots that took place on the streets of kenosha, and this might never have happened. he closes off his statement by saying "this trial made clear that when authorities failed to utilize appropriate resources to protect public safety violence and destruction often follows. the destruction in kenosha did not need to occur. the events covered in the trial were avoidable if proper steps were taken last summer. to reestablish public safety." we do know that there are some details -- detailed public safety precautions in place in about 500 members of the national guard if unrest were to start here right now things are peaceful. emily, let me bring you back to this idea of provocation in the video. i don't know that the jury knew that there were two versions of the video but they did know there was a video and they asked him questions to the judge to have the video played, can they stop and start, can they watch as many times as they want, can they get still frames

this constant governor tony evers has called 500 national guard troops to be on standby a head of a possible verdict stop and a nine-year-old boy has become the latest and youngest deadly victim of the astroworld festival tragedy in houston, texas. ezra blount had been placed in a medically-induced coma after he fell from his father's shoulders during the crowd surge which took place as headliner travis scott was performing. 10 people have died from the stampede. the young boy's family has filed a lawsuit -- one of almost 100 lawsuits that have been filed since the fatal event -- against scott, live nation entertainment, and others. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. this is climate countdown. the u.n. climate summit ended on saturday as close to nations 200 agreed to a watered down deal to address the climate emergency. cop26 president alok sharma praised the deal as historic. >> i am very pleased to say we now have in place the glasgow climate pact agreed amongst all the parties here. i would say, howeve

also, as if to underscore the tension surrounding a verdict, wisconsin governor tony evers today putting onto standby outside kenosha to be deployed if called on by local law enforcement. joining us now with more, cnn's kyung lah, who is in kenosha for us tonight. so kyung, if the judge allows the jury to consider lesser charges, how does that possibly impact the chances for rittenhouse? >> well, here is how the judge explained it to kyle rittenhouse and he explained this without the jury being there because instructions don't start until monday, but basically he said that it will decrease his chances of a second trial but increase his chances of a conviction. now, why would it increase his chances? because the jury, then, instead of having just simply a not guilty or guilty of a serious charge, they will have this third option of being guilty of a lesser charge. that's what the -- that's what the judge is going to be informing the lawyers this weekend about his decision. and again, anderson, the closing arguments start on monday. >> and i understand that -- so kenosha is preparing for a