youngstown, jd vance got back on stage and started shaking his hands, taking pictures saying aren t we having a great time here tonight? all the former president s men. jd vance, herschel walker, adam laxal, it s an odd ball field of maga candidates running this year with our democracy on the line. congressman tim ryan, who walloped the hillbilly elegy hedge fund guy on the debate stage last night, joins me live. also tonight, our reedout democracy defending has a warning about the infiltration of election deniers as poll watchers and judges and what needs to be done to fight back. plus, new developments in the trump documents case. the doj filed its response to trump s request for the supreme court to intervene. we begin tonight with what mitch mcconnell euphemized as candidate quality. just a few months ago, the republican party was crowing about a red wave. today, with a month left, the election really is a jump ball. honestly, though, if you look at the field of r
members of the jury, i have received a note that says we as a jury regret to inform the court that despite the best efforts of all members, we are unable to come to unanimous decision in the case of the state versus michael slager. is that correct, mr. foreman? yes, sir. all right. the court therefore must declare a mistrial in this case. and i so declare that this case is mistried. slager was charged with murder in the death of walter scott following a routine traffic stop in north charleston in april of last year. now this cell phone video of the incident, which shows slager shooting scott as he ran away, shocked the nation. the jury, which consisted of 11 white men and women and one black man, sent a note to the judge prior to the decision on monday saying, the majority of the jurors are still undecided.
yes, sir. well, the court therefore must declare a mistrial in this case, and i so declare that this case is mistried. breaking news here in just the last few minutes, that jury officially deadlocking in the case of officer michael slager. he shot and killed an unarmed black man more than a year ago in north charleston. what does this deadlock mean for the officer and the friends and the family of the victim, walter scott? we are going to break all of that down for you. again, breaking news here in just the last few minutes. also on our agenda, strange bedfellows. i found it an extremely interesting conversation and to be continued. that s al gore, the former vice president. just a few weeks ago, he was pleading with americans not to make donald trump president. today, though, he is sitting down with him. did they buriry the hatchet?
Jordan davis dead. let s bring in alina. reporter: things remain calm here in jacksonville. this jury deliberated for 30 hours and came back with a partial verdict. now both sides are planning their next move. mr. dunn, your having been convicted of counts ii, iii and iv by a jury. reporter: michael dunn of three counts much second-degree attempted murder in the 2012 shooting that killed jordan davis a guilty verdict for each of davis friends who were with him that night but on the charge related to the 17-year-old s death the jury could not agree. based on the jury s inability to reach a verdict as to count i i would declare that mistried. reporter: following the verdict outrange disappointment outside of the courthouse. legal experts say the jury s initial request during deliberations to see the surveillance video where you
Him. he s generous, protects himself. if he sees another way that s what he s going to do. we go to jacksonville, florida for more. reporter: good morning, carol. jury deliberated for about 30 hours before reaching their partial verdict. now both sides are preparing for the next step. mr. dunn, your having been convicted of count ii, iii and iv by a jury. reporter: michael dunn guilty of three counts of second-degree attempted murder in the shooting that killed jordan davis. but on the charge related to the 17-year-old s death the jury could not agree. based on the jury s inability to reach a verdict as to count i i would declare that mistried. reporter: following the verdict outrange disappointment outside the courthouse. and on twitter many questioned how the jury could fail to reach