with 96 hungry mouths to feed every day, jonna's food bills are skyhigh. day, jonna's food bills are s hiuh. ., , day, jonna's food bills are skyhigh— skyhigh. yeah, it is about 45,000. _ skyhigh. yeah, it is about 45,000, 50,000 - skyhigh. yeah, it is about 45,000, 50,000 euros | skyhigh. yeah, it is about l 45,000, 50,000 euros per skyhigh. yeah, it is about - 45,000, 50,000 euros per year. so last year when the pandemic hit and the world began to close its borders, no more tours, no more safaris, and you still had all these huskies to feed, what was going through your mind?— your mind? first when the borders were _ your mind? first when the borders were closed, - your mind? first when the borders were closed, i - your mind? first when the | borders were closed, i was like, a little bit feeling, for a few moments, depressed. what will happen now? how we can take care of the dogs. fin will happen now? how we can take care of the dogs.- take care of the dogs. on the day after _ take care of the dogs. on the day after finland's _ take care of the dogs. on the day after finland's

jonna's role is similar to that of a sports coach. she has to rotate her squad so her dogs don't get tired, know who plays well with who, and knows who performs best in certain positions. two in front are the clever ones, leading the pack. into the middle, we take the fast ones, and to the back, the strong ones, the power dogs. the tourists arrive and the sled rides begin, as the huskies take them off deep into a winter wonderland. but this new season was never a given. huskies are rough and tough to survive these harsh winters. but no matter how rough or tough you are, no—one was prepared for the global pandemic, which unfurled in early 2020. finland, like most of the world, entered the long, dark night of covid—i9 and tourists were unable to visit. tourism was hit hard, but where snowmobiles, skis and snowshoes can be put away until times improve, these huskies still needed to eat. did you want me to grab some buckets for you? 0k, please. it's dinner time down on the farm and whilst here, i thought i'd lend a helping hand. here

jonna's role is similar to that of a sports coach. she has to rotate her squad so her dogs don't get tired, know who plays well with who, and knows who performs best in certain positions. the two in front are the clever ones, leading the pack. into the middle we take the fast ones, and to the back, the strong ones, the power dogs. the tourists arrive and the sled rides begin, as the huskies take them off deep into a winter wonderland but this new season was never a given. huskies are rough and tough to survive these harsh winters but no matter how rough or tough you are, no—one was prepared for the global pandemic, which unfurled in early 2020. finland, like most of the world, entered the long dark night of covid—19 and tourists were unable to visit. tourism was hit hard but where snowmobiles, skis and snowshoes can be put away until times improve, these huskies still needed to eat. did you want me to grab some buckets for you? 0k, please. it's dinner time down on the farm and whilst here, i thought i'd lend a helping hand. here w

jonna's role is similar to that of a sports coach. she has to rotate her squad so her dogs don't get tired, know who plays well with who, and knows who performs best in certain positions. the two in front are the clever ones, leading the pack. into the middle we take the fast ones, and to the back, the strong ones, the power dogs. the tourists arrive and the sled rides begin, as the huskies take them off deep into a winter wonderland but this new season was never a given. huskies are rough and tough to survive these harsh winters but no matter how rough or tough you are, no—one was prepared for the global pandemic, which unfurled in early 2020. finland, like most of the world, entered the long dark night of covid—i9 and tourists were unable to visit. tourism was hit hard but where snowmobiles, skis and snowshoes can be put away until times improve, these huskies still needed to eat. did you want me to grab some buckets for you? 0k, please. it's dinner time down on the farm and whilst here, i thought i'd lend a helping hand. here w

jonna's role is similar to that of a sports coach. she has to rotate her squad so her dogs don't get tired, know who plays well with who, and knows who performs best in certain positions. the two in front are the clever ones, leading the pack. into the middle we take the fast ones, and to the back, the strong ones, the power dogs. the tourists arrive and the sled rides begin, as the huskies take them off deep into a winter wonderland but this new season was never a given. huskies are rough and tough to survive these harsh winters but no matter how rough or tough you are, no—one was prepared for the global pandemic, which unfurled in early 2020. finland, like most of the world, entered the long dark night of covid—19 and tourists were unable to visit. tourism was hit hard but where snowmobiles, skis and snowshoes can be put away until times improve, these huskies still needed to eat. did you want me to grab some buckets for you? ok, please. it's dinner time down on the farm and whilst here, i thought i'd lend a helping hand. here w

jonna's role is similar to that of a sports coach. she has to rotate her squad so her dogs don't get tired, know who plays well with who, and knows who performs best in certain positions. the two in front are the clever ones, leading the pack. into the middle we take the fast ones, and to the back, the strong ones, the power dogs. the tourists arrive and the sled rides begin, as the huskies take them off deep into a winter wonderland but this new season was never a given. huskies are rough and tough to survive these harsh winters but no matter how rough or tough you are, no—one was prepared for the global pandemic, which unfurled in early 2020. finland, like most of the world, entered the long dark night of covid—19 and tourists were unable to visit. tourism was hit hard but where snowmobiles, skis and snowshoes can be put away until times improve, these huskies still needed to eat. did you want me to grab some buckets for you? ok, please. it's dinner time down on the farm and whilst here, i thought i'd lend a helping hand. here w

let's bring in criminal defense attorney jonna spilbor. always wonderful to see you. good morning. those who signed the change.org petition are urging the colorado governor to grant clemency to the defendant. do you think he will consider it? >> i think he ought to. 110 years based on these facts is excessive. the next question is does reducing it to 20 or 30 years go far enough on this set of facts? this case reminded me of from 2014 remember when tracy morgan's limo was hit by a commercial driver. a deadly crashed and caused lot of injury. that driver did not spend one day in prison. here we are seven years later. what gives? i think we need to look at as a society how much power lies in the prosecution? the prosecution knew when they charged this case there were 41 charges all together. they knew how much exposure and how much time this defendant potentially could get if found guilty on some or all of those charges. here they are trying to maybe speak to what society wants them to do by reducing it somewhat. 20 or 30 years when you are 26 years old is still a lot of time. we rea

do and if the injury decides they aren't criminally culpable, i can live with that, it sounds to me, jonna, it is based maybe on this moral prosecution more than the actual evidence prosecutor believes they have. >> i think you just hit it on the head. it is foretelling, she will take her shot. the community as a whole thinks what happened here is very egregious, we get it, we heard the same report. you shouldn't buy your 15 year old a semiautomatic gun or laugh when that child gets in trouble for shopping for ammo during school hours, i get that. when it comes to criminal liability and acts of a child, it is difficult. imagine if you have a house, wife, husband, who liked to drink vodka, they get in a car and kill somebody, should you be criminally liable for that death? it is not an easy row to hoe for the prosecution. >> trace: recent cases where young children have been out late night or early morning and gotten killed in violence and the mayor lightfoot said parents should be held responsible and other people said that and have gotten pushback. that is where we leave parents whose chi

follow matt finn on twitter for more of his reporting and more on this from criminal defense attorney jonna spilbor. one, i guess did he have to take the stand in his own defense? i suppose not but he decided to. they know they are watching an actor. they have already had all the other testimony. with what he said yesterday on the stand, are they planting seeds of reasonable doubt? >> you know, i think they might be. for the last week many of us have been wondering what the defense strategy in the case would be, dana. myself included. it seemed like there was an open and shut case after the state rested. now that jussie smollett took the stand we know his strategy is to gas light this entire jury and here is what he is doing. he is basically giving the jury the same set of events the state presented but giving them a different version. if i could put his defense in an upside down pyramid what he is saying you want to believe there is a hoax, okay, there was a hoax but i wasn't the mastermind, i was the victim. i was the target of that hoax and the reason why i was a target of that hoax is b

. >> jacqui: jonna spilbor, thank you for joining us and giving us your expertise. >> mike: joining us now, jonathan turley, fox news contributor and law professor at george washington university. welcome back. >> thank you. >> mike: when you consider judge regina chu, a couple days ago the jury said they might be stuck, she said get back in there and keep working on it, basically. maybe 48 hours later she realizes that they are truly stuck. >> at the possibility. the defense counsel universally hates that re-instruction, because they feel that it puts pressure on a jury that has already indicated they are uncomfortable with reaching a final verdict. particularly if you only have a couple people on the fence, that could be a lot of pressure when the judge says to go back and try again, but all judges do that. all of them issue that instruction. it is possible that they are still deadlocked. they spent a lot of time since that reconstruction was issued from the court. the judge did the right thing. she said the right words. the question is whether that changed any minds. but the other t