if she was gonna try and play that card, i was gonna make her spell it out. is ebonics a term that is commonly associated with african-americans in this country? i don t know where ebonics is commonly associated with. i associate it with a certain type of speech that i would associate with the word ghetto. reporter: but if she was hoping to play to some random juror s racial bias, she guessed wrong. the jury didn t believe it. not for a second. they found her guilty in less than two hours. as for david mallory, his attorneys argued he had nothing to do with the murder. he was involved with carter, yes, but not with any killing. that jury didn t buy that either rendering a guilty verdict in no time at all. the verdicts were some consolation for those who loved ashlea harris. i still miss her. she saw the best in everybody. even when you couldn t see it, she could see it. she had such a big heart.
okay, so in your mind these are black people, black men? no, sir, i did not say that reporter: but, said the prosecutor, that s exactly what she was suggesting if she was gonna try and play that card, i was gonna make her spell it out is ebonics a term that is commonly associated with african-americans in this country? i don t know where ebonics is commonly associated with i associate it with a certain type of speech that i would associate with the word ghetto. reporter: but if she was hoping to play to some random juror s racial bias, she guessed wrong. the jury didn t believe it not for a second they found her guilty in less than two hours as for david mallory, his attorneys argued he had nothing to do with the murder. he was involved with carter, yes, but not with any killing. that jury didn t buy that either rendering a guilty verdict in no time at all. the verdicts were some consolation for those who loved ashlea harris.
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with eight counts of guilty but ten counts in which the jury didn t come to a verdict. joining us now is barbara mcquade, former u.s. attorney for the eastern district of michigan. thank you very much for being with us tonight. i know you have been like white on rice on this trial from the beginning. i m so happy to talk to you about it tonight. oh, thanks. i m glad to be here. mistrial on ten counts. is there anything that you can tell about which verdict which counts the jury did give a verdict on versus the ones on which they couldn t come to con sensus that tells you about how the case against manafort went and was received by that jury. it s hard to know exactly what was going on. we know they convicted on all of the tax counts and so that suggests that you know, that was one where they were all in agreement and didn t have a problem with. they did not convict on most of the f bar accounts. this is the failure to identify foreign bank accounts. only one of those counts. an
jury didn t buy it. i worn if robin thicke is able to listen to that at all. he performed on the vmas with miley cyrus, that was panned. ended with his end to his marriage with paula patton. he loves her. and now the financial arrangement. iy about that s not a song i want nothing to do with it. very interesting stuff. there is dangerous weather surrounding australia and its neighboring islands today. calling in a friend to walk us through all that. not one but three tropical cyclones. our resident weather expert, pedram javaheri, what can you tell us? guys we ve got three storms as you said. one could be the strongest part in ten years. a lot people paying attention. it s in a warm environment as far as the oceans are concerned. we ll show you this. a lot of fuel. and you pick out the areas of rotation at the top of the screen. that s the 15-degree latitudinal mark. you see across northwest australia, across northeast australia. and the cyclone named pam, winds