so far there have been three questions on the record. one of the three, members of the jury wanted to know if the jury can t reach a consensus, what is the guidance surrounding the steps they should take and how long they should deliberate? judge chew responded by rereading instructions she gave them in monday, saying, deliberate in part with the view on reaching an agreement. kate? law enforcement analyst ramsey and eli hoenig. sending this to the judge, they asked what happens if we can t reach consensus? the judge wrote back, keep trying, essentially. does that tell you they re headed toward a deadlock? it could mean just that. it suggests we could be looking
philadelphia or even minneapolis. so, you know, again, that s the whole point of the training, reality-based training that many departments are using now, putting officers in these stressful situations. they develop a muscle memory so they know they re reaching for the taser, they know they re reaching for the firearm or whatever it is. that s the whole point of training, and she received training and she was even a field training officer, is my understanding. but in a stressful situation, you never know how a person is going to react, but police cannot afford to make a mistake like that. she made a mistake, but somebody died. that s the difference. sure is. chief, thank you. eli, thank you so much. so if you want to get a covid test before celebrating the holidays with friends and family, a lot of people are having that exact same idea and trying to make a plan for it right now. in new york people are lining up for hours, still. ahead we re going to talk to a top city official abo
yes, he did condemn the violence of january 6, but he also spent the last 11 months saying trump wasn t responsible and trump supporters were not responsible. well, that flies in the face of your text which is saying, make trump do something. have trump stop these people, because presumably these people are there because of trump and can be swayed by trump. so those things are incongruous, and same goes for laura and brian kilmeade and tucker carlson and name your fox news entertainment host. but that did nothing to clear up anything, really. s.e. cupp and eli hoenig, i have to leave it there. thank you for this discussion. again, a huge task. they re going to try to contain rising inflation without sparking a recession. that s next. must be carried across all roads and all bridges.
with the cht ommittee. they ve made it clear if any of these four individuals does not comply, they are ready to take the step of criminal contempt and that could come quickly, perhaps even as soon as tomorrow night, if someone like steve bannon does not show up or outright defies their request. each of these four individuals is either not cooperating or cooperating on different levels. it s important we need to look at each one on its own merits but the committee has made it clear they are not going to wait around to move to criminal contempt if they feel it s necessary. for more, we re joined by cnn contributor garrett graff and eli hoenig. the clark has started now on 30 days to release these documents absent an intervening court order. do you think this will
burnham was tracked down by police and remains without bond as of this morning. cnn did reach out to multiple authorities. waiting to hear back from the county state attorney s office to try to hear and learn more about this case that is bizarre as it is disturbing. brianna. thank you for ta. court documents reviewed by cnn reveal at&t was instrumental in the creation of the far right one america news or oan. at&t is cnn s parent company. i want to bring in brian stelter approximate, chief media correspondent and anchor of reliable sources . this is a network that traffics in some of the most dangerous conspiracy theories out there. reporter: yeah. it makes fox news look liberal. it is conspiracy laden. sometimes pretending donald trump is still president. it is the worst of the worst out there.