250 officers involved and a reward totaling $80,000 for tips that bring him in. they say the man they re looking for is armed and dangerous and could be literally anywhere. i pretty much can guarantee he s contacted some of his friends. we just don t know what friends they are. that s what we need in the public, is any type of information. right now we re just running into dead ends. do you all believe that the suspect is still in the area? we do not know. like i said, right now we have zero leads. that attack happened on friday night. since then ten more mass shootings have taken place across the u.s. including eight yesterday. among them, a shooting at a house party in mississippi that left a 16-year-old and 18-year-old dead and a 19-year-old under arrest. at almost the exact same time gunfire broke out at a house party in massachusetts killing an 18-year-old and wounding five others. in south carolina, nine people shot, most teenagers after gathering in a park arou
in this battle with trump s defense attorney. it s going to go on into the afternoon, the cross examination i would suspect. there s redirect for some point to come. this is the construction of the case. it s her story. she s telling it and they re trying to pick it apart. for the last three days and perhaps another day or so going forward, this is what we ve got. this is the whole case. it boils down to does the jury believe her story. charles, that said, does the defense here, joe tacopina in particular, run the risk of that aggressive questioning back firing against a jury. remind us again what the jury is deciding here and how the burden of proof is different from a criminal case? absolutely, lindsey, this is something that could very well, and i suspect is going to backfire on joe tacopina. when you have witness whose can be sympathetic or you have sensitive topics in front of a jury, you have to be very delicate as to how you ask these