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they know that kim potter's husband said "i love you, kim." a lot of emotions running throughout this case. i want to bring in attorney brian claypool. what do you make of this verdict and the response we're seeing so far? >> gillian, thanks for having me back. we talked yesterday about this. i commented to you that that question by the jury about wanting to handle that gun, i thought that they favored the prosecution. why? ted williams mentioned this as well. it's difficult for a judge to grasp how kim potter would not know the difference between a taser and a gun. the taser weighs 50% less than a gun. that was a big game changer yesterday. at the end of the day, it's not surprised by the guilty verdict on the second degree manslaughter. a little surprised by the guilty on the first degree manslaughter. guess what? the jury sent a message to the entire country that they felt -- i looked back at the language in the first degree manslaughter. gillian, it says the jury found that mrs. potter used such force and violence that death was reasonably

>> good question, kim. i'm an optimist, and i'm a hopeful person, and i'd like to think we are embarking on a new day in this country, a day where police are held accountable, where the notion that, you know, given the power that they have, they understand with that great power comes great responsibility. but i don't think we should read too much into these cases because there are lots of other examples where police officers aren't even charged by prosecutors for conduct that, you know, appears to be clearly criminal. i think we now have at least a roadmap. at least we know there is a pathway for holding police officers accountable in these cases, and maybe it's a wake-up call to any police officer out there that may be thinking, like 10 years ago or 15 years ago, that if they are charged, that juries are going to not find them guilty and not hold them accountable. so i hope it changes the conversation, the narrative that's taking place in police departments around this country. i hope other prosecutors thr

i'm kim brunhuber. and this is "cnn newsroom." covid cases are surging around the globe, but the severity of the omicron variant is up for debate. in a cnn exclusive, the latest in the january 6th investigation drawing scrutiny, a former trump cabinet member who denies sending it. >>> plus, a suspect in the assassination of haiti's president speaks exclusively to cnn. >> announcer: live from cnn center, this is "cnn newsroom" with kim brunhuber. >>> a study out of the uk is giving new insights on the omicron variant, as the world rushes to build consensus on whether it's more mild than other forms of covid-19. researchers at imperial college london, say they found no evidence the variant is any less severe than delta. they also found the risk of getting infected again was more than five times greater with omicron than with delta. data shows the variant is spreading faster in the uk than it has in south africa, with infections doubling in under 2 1/2 days. this as the uk reported more than 93,000 cases on friday, breaking the recor

north korea marks 10 years since kim jong-un became supreme leader. we look at the impact of his time in office. ♪ jane: welcome to "world news america" on pbs and around the globe. we begin tonight with more evidence that the omicron strain of coronavirus is spreading rapidly across the globe. the worst figures are coming from europe, in particular the u.k. in the last one he for hours, the number of infections in britain has reached a new high for a third consecutive day. even in places where omicron hasn't yet taken hold, governments are worried. many of them are scrambling to ramp up their vaccination campaigns before a new wave of cases. bbc's correspondents from around the world report now on how the rise of the omicronariant is affecting people in their countries. we start in france. >> the figures in france are not good. we are heading towards a new spike. 60,000 to 65,000 cases of covid every day, which we have not seen for a long time. most are not omicron. the vast majority are delta variant. but it is widely believed the number of omicro

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i think, both kim jong-un more. but moon jae-in played in my view a catalyst role in using the olympics and giving trump the space what he wanted to do which was to directly engage, which in my view was the right move, so moon was instrumental in kind of that whole shift. and things were getting pretty scary as we all know, late 2017. and so i think history will be charitable there. 2018, obviously, hopes got really high and the process then fell apart after basically a year not even a full calendar year. and since then, moon has clearly tried to, you know, claw some way back to it. i think at this point he's hoping, the moon shot is one last summit and actually, i would not at all count that off. you know, the possibility. discount the possibility of that, but that, of course, won't achieve anything in its substance. so, you know, i think the answer -- this is how history often works, a lot of the answer to how moon is judged depends who wins the election in march and where things go from there and that's a whole b

it's been 10 years since kim jogan became the leader of north korea . it took control in 2011 after the death of his father, kim jong il, or his leadership style is widely criticized. few dare to question his grip on power. godzilla was already on reports. he became north korea's leader before turning 30, had the time many hope king jam own would lead the country into a new era. one, there were opened the recluse of nation and its economy to the world. a, i finally got up and stand. kim's decade and power has been defined by brutal violence, nuclear weapons, and meetings with donald trump. it's my honor. we will have to work with them. it wasn't easy to get here. and all prejudices and practices worked as obstacles in a way forward, but we are became all of them and were here today. unprecedented meetings to gradually the nuclear rise, the north in exchange for sanctions relief, ultimately failed, and threats against a regional neighbors and their allies continued. you will want to let you know he will. the entire united states is within range of all nu

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kim potter is facing up to 15 years in prison. prosecutors have said that they're pushing for a sentence close to that 15-year maximum. neil? >> neil: garrett tenney, thanks very much. so what are we looking at with that sentencing? it could be right now up to 15 years. let's go to the former fell prosecutor, tom dupree, the former deputy assistant general. tom, let's begin with you on what you think an appropriate sentence or one ultimately that will be handed down here. >> neil, i'd be surprised if the judge went up to 15 years. i know they're going to puch for sentence enhancements. when you look at the totality of the facts here, the nature of the trial, the nature of the charges, i'd be very surprised if the judge went all out and imposed anything close to the maximum. i think it will be less. >> neil: katie, how do you think the defense handled this case? >> well, the defense handled the case with the facts that they had. as we know, in criminal law as a defendant, anything you say can and will be used against you. in this c

i'm kim brunhuber. this is "cnn newsroom." >> live from cnn center, this is "cnn newsroom" with kim brunhuber. >>> the growing threat of omicron is forcing governments around the world to take quick action to stop the spread. and while scientists work nonstop to answer the many questions about the variant, omicron infections are rising rapidly. but the delta variant is the main cause of surging cases right now. u.s. health systems are at risk of being overwhelmed, especially across the midwest, northeast and southwest. we'll take a closer look at the u.s. in just a moment. europe is also seeing rampant spread. the uk reported more than 90,000 new covid infections for a second day in a row. and that's prompting germany to take tough action, adding the united kingdom to its list of areas with variants of concern. only german citizens or residents will be allowed to enter germany from the uk. for more on the sky-high infection rates across the uk and a major announcement from the mayor of london i'm joined

kim? >> as we were watching the pictures, which struck me as how many migrants there were and how young so many of them were. quickly, before i let you go, can you let us know what's next in terms of the pope's visit? >> so the pope is on the fourth day of a visit to cyprus and greece. he's flying back to athens after lesbos, so this afternoon, he will have a mass in athens. you know, greece is a mainly orthodox christian country, but there are some catholics there. there are also immigrants from other countries. so he will have that. and then tomorrow, he will meet with some young people in greece and fly out around noon back to rome. kim? >> really appreciate that, delia gallagher traveling with the pope. thank you so much. >> thanks, kim. >>> international travel plans have been thrown into turmoil this holiday season, as countries around the world rush to stop the spread of the omicron variant. many of the new travel restrictions are aimed at arrivals from southern africa, where omicro

and kim potter, there doesn't seem to be any dispute. kim potter didn't intend to pull her firearm. that's why david is right in that the prosecution has a real challenge here. this is a case that they've taken all the way to trial. and the prosecution really doesn't have an argument now in closing to be able to tell the jury that when you see that word consciously in both jury instructions for manslaughter, and she has to consciously create this risk, jury, we're asking you to believe that she consciously created the risk when she consciously pulled her firearm instead of her taser. that doesn't make sense. and so the defense is going to seize upon that. they have the law on their side. you can say that what kim potter did was glaktically stupid. you can say that it was morally culpable, and there is a dialogue to be had about that. but when it comes to the law as it exists in minnesota, this defendant needed consciously create that risk, and i'm sorry i've said conscious for about the 11th time, but it's the only thing this trial is about. all the facts are not in dispute. >> that

because of kim potter, others will serve time in prison. this has been an emotional time for the community here in minneapolis. soon after the verdict was read, we heard loud cheers. there is a group of demonstrators, and some of them are from minnesota, others from outside of the state, but they applauded. you could hear them applauding. i traded a few texts just moments ago with dante's older brother, and i asked him his thoughts about the verdict. he responded with one word. he said, good. prior to the start of this trial, i spoke with him in kenosha. he was there supporting other victims, and he told me, adrian, i'm nervous. i don't know what's going to happen. i am nervous. this has been really hard on my family. and this week, tomorrow is christmas eve. the family is preparing to spend their first christmas together without dante, and that's something erin aldrich reminded the jury during her closing arguments. she told members of the jury that the defendant, kimberly potter, testified her sons would be home for christmas but there wo

kim, i inform the house that ms. kim will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania rise? >> as the member designated by mr. lawson, i inform the house that mr. lawson votes yes on h.r. 5609. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida rise? >> as the member designated by mrs. demmings, i inform the house that mrs. demmings will vote yes. as as the member designated by mr. crist, i inform the house that mr. crist will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from kentucky rise? >> fegd mr. guthrie, i inform the house that mr. guthrie will vote yes. mr. pallone: mr. payne will vote yes on h.r. 5609. as the member designated by mr. sires, i inform the house that mr. sires will vote yes. as the member designated by bill pascrell, i inform the house that mr. pascrell will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina rise? >> as the member designated by dr. dunn of florida, i inform the hou

now kim potter goes into custody. the judge refused to let her go out on remand by the fact that she is catholic, it's christmas time, the defense made the argut that she's never been in trouble before, and she has been sentenced yet, and the judge said she cannot treat this case differently than any other, and it is standard practice to send someone into custody. >> mike: jacqui, we saw protesters gathered outside the courthouse seeming to celebrate the conviction of this police officer. let's check back in with garrett denny what is the scene they are? >> you can hear behind us here in the back of the courthouse this crowd chanting "daunte wright." when that verdict was read in court and the crowd got word of it, it erupted into cheers, similar to what we saw when the verdict was announced in the trial of derek chauvin. a lot of happy folks here today, because the justice they say they have been calling for -- what was interesting, kim potter, is that verdict was read in court, very stoic, very little emotion. a sta

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i'm kim brunhuber f. you're just joining us, let's get you up to date with our top stories this hour. first prime minister boris johnson is using his annual christmas message to urge people to get their covid boosters. the uk reported nearly 120,000 new infections on thursday, its highest number of the pandemic. plus, the omicron is wreaking havoc on air travel this christmas eve. both delta and united airlines have canceled dozens of flights saying the spike in cases is having a direct impact on flight crews and ground operations. some international airlines are cancelling flights as well. >>> now, a spike in covid cases aren't just interfering with air travel. they're impacting sea travel as well. royal caribbean's cruise ship odyssey of the seas was denied entry into aruba and curacao after 55 people on board tested positive for covid-19, but the company says the decision not to visit those ports was made in conjunction with local governments. 90% of those on board were fully vaccinated. royal caribbea

look at these temperatures, kim. temps running 20 degrees above average in atlanta where it should be in the 60s in new orleans, they will be in the 80s. even houston, 80s for the forecast where the 60s are normal this time of year. >> yeah, i was checking out that map in disbelief. so incredibly warm here in atlanta, where we are. pedram javaheri, thank you so much. appreciate it. >>> ft. meyers, florida, where all eyes are on a pair of bald eagle eggs expected to hatch soon. parents spent more than a month guarding and incubating the eggs. right now, the mother harriet is doing her part. on sunday, a small crack appeared on one of the eggs. the first sign of a hatching. well, everyone's friendly neighborhood spider man is now a friendly neighborhood billionaire. spidey's latest outing spider-man no way home has crossed $1 billion at the global box office. tom holland stars as peter parker who is tasked with saving the multiverse from super villains spanning the character's nearly 20 year film history. no way home i

kim kim, this is a few things i want to show you here. and these are some of the big academic studies that have been done about the impact of when young girls and actually women see celebrities portrayed in this way. the sexualization of girls, this is from the a p, a task force. the sex lation of girls is linked to common mental health problems and girls and women eating disorders, no self esteem, depression, and a p. a task force reports, american psychological association. one more here. this is from unicef. so then look at this as a global issue. i want to bring in melissa henson. i know i'd love you, came to come off the back of this as i am wondering if the music and the entertainment industry do they even care that some kids and some women are being impacted negatively as go to melissa hanson fest. so to the extent that girls are sing primarily are exclusively highly sexualized or eroticized images of young women in the media. it shapes sir, expectations about what their life is going to be when they mature and what's, what society

kim kim, this ask a few things i want to show you here. and these are some of the big academic studies that have been done about the impact of when young girls and actually women see celebrities portrayed in this way. the sexualization of girls, this is from the a p, a task force. the sex lation of girls is linked to common mental health problems and girls and women eating disorders, no self esteem, depression, and a p. a task force reports, american psychological association. one more here. this is from unicef. so then look at this as a global issue. i want to bring in melissa hudson. i know i'd love you, came to come off the back of this as i am wondering if the music and the entertainment industry do they even care that some kids and some women are being impacted negatively as go to melissa hanson fest. so to the extent that girls are sing primarily are exclusively highly sexualized eroticized images of young women in the media. it shapes their expectations about what their life is good in view when they mature and what's, what society

but kim's fixation on nuclear weapons has come at a heavy price. the united nations and others have kept tough economic sanctions. garcia could young but put north korea has been working towards to huge goals, strengthening national defense and improving living standards. living situation got worse because of sanctions and the pandemic april hudelin. bonnie kim's appetite for international respect has led him to the global stage. but his leadership has been described as ruthless with reports of executions including against his own brother, rivals and dissidence, say, poverty, and starvation are rampant. ah, to marked her years since the death of his father, king john hill, north koreans were reportedly band from laughing, drinking or shopping for 11 days. kim, now leads of political dynasty spending 3 generations. that few dare question to miss on best. that one is what i'm kim, is emulating his grandfather because many people missed the past. so he tried to look and dress similar to his grandfather and shed tears while giving speeches. that's cost

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kim kim, this is a few things i want to show you here. and these are some of the big academic studies that have been done about the impact of when young girls and actually women see celebrities portrayed in this way. the sexualization of girls, this is from the a p, a task force. the sex line of girls is linked to common mental health problems and girls and women eating disorders, no self esteem, depression, and a p, a task force reports, american psychological association. one more here. this is from unicef. so then look at this as a global issue. i want to bring in melissa hudson, and i'm lucky came to come off the back of this is i am wondering if the music in the entertainment industry do they even care that some kids and some women are being impacted negatively as go to melissa hanson 1st so to the extent that girls are sing primarily are exclusively highly sexualized eroticized images of young women in the media. it shapes their expectations about what their life is good in view when they mature and what's, what society expects of t

i'm kim brunhuber. this is "cnn newsroom." >>> whether it's delta or omicron, covid cases are surging across the globe, bringing restrictions and also protests. we'll have the latest from new york and london and rome. voters in hong kong head to the polls for their first election under a new system, but their options are pretty limited. we'll explain. >>> and despite 2021 being a tough year in many ways, we'll share stories from around the world about people determined to spread holiday cheer. >>> we begin with the growing threat of the omicron variant. cases are rising quickly around the globe. less than a month after it was first detected. in the u.s., experts are warning that americans could be facing a dark winter as omicron collides with the surge of the delta variant. the country is now averaging more than 125,000 new infections a day. cases are rising, especially fast in the northeast, midwest, and south, but experts say that's mostly being fueled by the delta variant, not omicron that's expected

kim potter herself took the stand. this is all over the killing of 20-year-old daunte wright, a father of a 2-year-old who was killed in april. there we have the judge who is about to gavel in. i think, as we wait for this, that's judge regina chu. let's go and monitor this and bring in my colleague, adrienne broaddus, who's been covering this case and this trial from the beginning. forgive me if i have to interrupt you. we want to bring this all to the viewer live, but remind our viewers what we're waiting for here. >> reporter: we are waiting to find out the future of the former brooklyn center police officer, kimberly potter. just moments ago, as you saw here on live tv, judge chu asked for the jury to be brought in. right now, defense attorney earl gray just put his arm around the back of kimberly potter. she's waiting. she's wearing a cardigan. she appears to be breathing heavily as she waits to hear what this jury has decided. >> let's listen in. >> will the deputy please retrieve the verdict forms and provide it

i'm kim brunhuber. ahead on "cnn newsroom," the u.s. on alert with covid cases surging ahead of a busy holiday week, americans are in encouraged to prepare for tough times ahead. the story is the same in europe as protests rock in reaction to tighter restrictions. we'll have the latest in live reports from london and rome. >>> and with afghans facing their first winter back under taliban control, the humanitarian crisis looms. we'll hear the stark warning from one aid group. >> announcer: live from cnn center, this is "cnn newsroom" with kim brun huber. >> we begin with the growing threat of the omicron variant. cases are rising quickly around the globe less than a month after it was first detected. in the u.s., experts are warning that americans could be facing a dark winter as omicron collides with the surge of the delta variant. the country is now averaging more than 125,000 new cases a day. cases are rising especially fast in the north, midwest, and south, but experts say that's mostly being feudal

nobody was arguing that kim potter intentionally did this act. and so i think that there is a real difference here between as you were just noting say the derek chauvin trial. kimberly potter's case was much different. i think that it is true that the bigger picture here shows that jurors are willing to hold police officers accountable even in the context where it was a mistake. >> yes, notable. sergeant dorsey, i wonder, in your experience are police departments or police commanders around the country looking at the results not just of this case but the derek chauvin case, again, very different circumstances but two cases where juries held police officers criminally responsible, in ways that juries always, haven't always have. do you see police departments looking at this watching and listening? >> this should certainly give them pause. but whenever there is an incident, you know, police departments typically -- i mean what we do is debrief. this trial is no different. you want to look at what the officers could do differently going forward. wha

>>> breaking tonight as we come on the air, former police officer kim potter found guilty. a jury today convicting potter of both first and second-degree manslaughter in the fatal shooting of daunte wright, a 20-year-old black man, during a traffic stop turned arrest in minnesota last april. potter showing little emotion as the judge read the guilty verdict. a stark contrast to her time on the stand. she faces a maximum sentence of 15 years in prison. potter taken into custody and held without bail. what daunte wright's family is saying tonight. >>> also developing tonight, the busiest travel day of the year, as rain and snowstorms sweep the country, creating dangerous driving conditions. in wisconsin, a crash involving dozens of cars and trucks. vehicles overturned, sparking massive flames. at least 20 people hurt. in california, tv crew captures the moment a car spins out into a ditch. and in airports tonight, millions lining up under strict covid protocols. amid the rush, this remarkable image. a tsa agent leaping over the checkpoint conveyor belt to save a baby who had

kim kardashian, or as she's known in my house, kim kardashian, is getting dragged online for posting spoilers for the new spider-man movie "no way home." okay, spoiler alert, i'm about to tell you what she shared, so it's your chance to change the channel if you don't want to hear anymore about a young man swinging around town spraying secretions everywhere, and i don't mean pete davidson. all right. a few more seconds -- okay, that's enough. if you're old enough to be up this late, you are too old for spider-man anyway, okay? according to "the new york post," which is owned by our parent company, lane bryant, kim shared some screenshots of the film from her private theater on her instagram story. of the pictures avail the tobin mcguire and andrew garfield are in the movie i don't know why that matters, because i'm an adult, but some dudes who work for the show told me that it does matter and our conversation was also the closest any of them have ever been to a girl, so there you go. all right. so, kim, she later deleted the photos, but it was too late. if people were furious. tweete

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but kim's fixation on nuclear weapons has come at a heavy price. the united nations and others have kept tough economic sanctions to ga, ga, could young, but put north korea has been working towards to huge goals, strengthening, national defense, and improving living standards. living situation got worse because of sanctions at the pandemic. it will huddle money. kim's appetite for international respect has led him to the global stage, but his leadership has been described as ruthless with reports of executions, including against his own brother, rivals and dissidence, say, poverty, and starvation are rampant ah, to mark 10 years since death of his father, king john ill, north koreans were reportedly band from laughing, drinking or shopping for 11 days. him now leads a political dynasty spending 3 generations. that few dare question to me on this. one is what i'm kim is emulating his grandfather because many people missed the past. so he tried to look at similar to his grandfather and shed tears while giving speeches. that's cost them. you don't ge

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kim potter when — and he told me i shot him. kim potter when she _ and he told me i shot him. kim potter when she was giving evidence. she has been found guilty. let's cross over to washington. he had been following this so as we saw, breaking years that kim potter was guilty on both counts. that's right. it took the jury which is made up of six men and six women over 27 hours in the course of four days to reach their verdicts and they had asked questions to thejudge their verdicts and they had asked questions to the judge during that time sharing that they were really engaged in base right from the beginning returning that verdict and she was facing two manslaughter charges for his death and as he heard the defence had said she had she was trying to tackle someone who is resisting arrest and she had mistook her taser and her gun there at the prosecution said this is something that was just beyond an honest mistake and this was something much more serious than that and theyjerry and the case against her and finding guilty of both charges and just on the sentencing which as you

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former police officer kim potter found guilty. a jury today convicting potter of both first and second-degree manslaughter in the fatal shooting of daunte wright, a 20-year-o 20-year-old, in a traffic stop. potter showed little emotion. a stark contrast to her time on the stand. she faces a maximum sentence of 15 years in prison. potter taken into custody and held without bail. what daunte wright's family is saying tonight. >>> also developing tonight, the busiest travel day of the year, as rain and snowstorms sweep the country, creating dangerous driving conditions. in wisconsin, a crash involving dozens of cars and trucks. vehicles overturned, sparking massive flames. at least 20 people hurt. in california, tv crew captures the moment a car spins out into a ditch. the flooding in the west completely submerging cars with people inside. some areas becoming too dangerous for rescue efforts. and in airports tonight, millions lining up under strict covid protocols. ami amid the rush, this remarkable image. a tsa agent leaping over th

but kim's fixation on nuclear weapons has come at a heavy price. the united nations and others have kept tough economic sanctions to ga ga. could young book put north korea has been working towards to huge goals, strengthening national defense, and improving living standards. living situation got worse because of sanctions of the pandemic. if all hugging money, kim's appetite for international respect has led him to the global stage. but his leadership has been described as ruthless with reports of executions including against his own brother, rivals and dissidence, say, poverty, and starvation are rampant ah, to mark 10 years since the death of his father. king john ill, north koreans were reportedly band from laughing, drinking or shopping for 11 days. him now leads a political dynasty, spending 3 generations. there are few dare question to me on this. one is what i'm kim, is emulating his grandfather because many people missed the past. so he tried to look at similar to his grandfather and shed tears while giving speeches. that's cost them. you

and kim let's start with you and you years at sea including a remote region is very interesting, but first edition of this book was initially written in the 1960s by a mentor of yours if i'm not mistaken, and can you tell us about how they book impacted your career and how you came to create a relationship later in life predict. >> we became friends only 90s, and the first edition of the waves and beaches and when i was studying the dynamics and that certainly influenced me early on and luckily this first real job i had enough geography was away dynamics and it was a very broad and talented guy who knew the presidents hand call source of wonderful things he did, and his career. and i met him at the pirates associations meeting in san diego in the late '90s, and he was talking about getting gold. and if then i went up to him and i said thank you for writing the first edition of the waves the beaches and he said i'm not really interested in these modern racks, i'm interested in the ancient history. >> hitting did you ever think you would form a relationship with this guy who wrote such

that's what jurors in the kim potter trial are now asking a judge. we'll take you there up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hey, tam-tam! i was thinking maybe... your mom's car? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ merry christmas, dad. switching wireless carriers is easy with xfinity. just lean on our helpful switch squad to help you save with xfinity mobile. they can help break up with your current carrier for you and transfer your info to your new phone. giving you a fast and easy experience that can save you hundreds a year on your wireless bill. visit your nearest xfinity store and see how the switch squad can help you switch and save. get $200 off a new eligible 5g phone when you switch to xfinity mobile. talk with our helpful switch squad at your local xfinity store today. . >>> we've got breaking news in the trial of former minnesota police officer kim potter. the jury is sending two questions to the judge on their now second day of deliberations. cnn's omar jimenez is covering this trial for us. omar, a lot has happened, and you've been covering it so thoroughly. the jury,

it seems concerning to me that they did not accept kim potter's own words. she pretty much admitted her conduct was unreasonable. we saw that she failed to render aid to him, that she failed to contact the other police officers, call 911, do those things that an officer, particularly one with 26 years of experience would be expected to do. i thought the prosecution had laid out a pretty effective case, at least for the second degree manslaughter, if not for the first degree, which is, you know, you talked about recklessness. but based on what we're hearing, these jurors don't see it, at least some of them perhaps don't see it the way the prosecution thought they would. >> and of course we know that this is not a case where the prosecution is even having to prove intent, right? they can have the sympathy towards somebody for purportedly make a mistake and still meet the evidentiary burden of each element. and you mentioned second degree manslaughter, the idea of creating unreasonable risk and then acting in a way that does not essentially undermine it. you've

we are back with dan henninger, kim strassel and jason freilich. basin, tell us what you think we are in this crime search. anytime, we will get their political response but what about the crime search? >> i don't know that it is. what i have seen is a change in attitude in these cities. if you have minneapolis that went down, the attempt of defunding police and now you see mayors coming in atlanta and new york and seattle stressing crime control so there is this new sense that maybe criminality is a bigger problem in policing, who knew? but right now i think what the criminals have going, prosecutors in these cities that have decided they are not would you prosecute, you have bail reforms in place, career criminals where we moved discretion from judges and we've emptied jails out to alleviate crowding for covid and criminals have taken advantage of that and policies are reversed, i think you will see upticks. paul: dan, talk about the difference here because the whole ease on crime had a huge amount of momentum in 2020 and then we've seen this sur

so the idea of focusing on kim potter is one thing. i know you and have talked about this but also the idea of the impact of the loss because of it. joey jackson, thank you for coming back to the show. i appreciate you. >> thank you, laura. i appreciate you more. >> happy holidays. >> thank you. happy holidays. now, he was meant to restore justice to the doj, but, look, the clock is ticking for attorney general merrick garland to prove that no one is above the law. i'll make my case next. sweet pillows of softness! this is soft! holy charmin! oh! excuse me! roll it back, everybody! sorry! charmin ultra soft is so cushiony soft, you'll want more! but it's so absorbent, you can use less. so it's always worth it. now, what did we learn about using less? you've got to, roll it back everybody! we all go, why not enjoy the go with charmin. michelob ultra organic seltzer. two flavors bursting onto the scene. they'll make quite a splash. now in watermelon strawberry. and black cherry. as real as it tastes. unleash the freshness... [upbeat musi

the death of his father, kim jong il. while his leadership style is widely criticized. few dare to question his grip on power. catcher, lopez for yon reports. he became north korea's leader before turning 30 at the time many hope king jam own would lead the country into a new era. one though it opened the reclusive nation and its economy to the world isn't today. and i'm wondering if i got instead can steadied, empower, has been defined by brutal violence nuclear weapons and meetings with donald trump . it's my honor. he will have a direct relationship. i have no doubt it wasn't easy to get here. and all prejudices and practices worked as obstacles in a white forward, but we, i became all of them and were here today. and presidency meetings to gradually d nuclear rise. the north in exchange for sanctions relief, ultimately failed, and threats against the regional neighbors and their allies continued. you will want to generate the entire united states is within range of nuclear weapons. and the new killer pattern is always

and, kim, the white house continues to put the blame on the pandemic. anybody problem that we have in america is,■ç apparently if, can be blamed on the pandemic. jen psaki did that recently as if somehow breaking in or smashing and grabbing at a jewelry store is because people don't have enough to eat. i mean, it just doesn't make sense. >> well, they have to blame it on the pandemic because otherwise it's going to be clear that it's because of their policies. and they have got a really growing political problem on their hands here, david. in november we saw voters reject the defund the police movement and progressive policing policies from coast to coasts across the nation. as you noted, all of these cities, democratic politicians are in charge. we've got democrats in the white house. these are their policies, the progressive legacy. and they're going to be confronted with it next year in the midterms. they're trying to come up with excuses, but it all comes back to their position. david: a big part of the midterms, no doubt. >>> still ahead, presid

i'm kim brunhuber. just moments ago the are parents of the suspect in tuesday's deadly school shooting were booked into oakland county jail. james and jennifer crumbley were taken into custody after hours on the run. police say they were given a tip about the couple's whereabouts. >> we got a tip they were here. our officers responded in a matter of minutes when they got here. they set up a perimeter, did surveillance. we notified and activated our special response team. they came out and were able to take the fugitives into custody. >> well, they certainly appear to be distressed, as you can imagine. they indicated they were in a commercial building in a room. we were able to take them into custody without incident. however, they were very distressed walking out. >> any indication they were aided getting into the building. >> yes, they were aided. we're looking into that part of the investigation. >> authorities consider the couple to be fugitives after they failed to show up for their arraignment on c