allowed to in the jury box par to the commencement of the raymond. the photographers will b permitted to take still photos for several minutes until such time they re directed to vacat the jury box by cour personnel. no for the photography will be permitted in the courtroom after that use of the cameras will be permitted in the hallways of the building again, cameras will be allowed in the hallways but not in the courtroom itself once things get underway the judge also says reporter will be able to bring sulfones and laptops inside the court but they can t use them once they are in there. and again as described in th ruling that i read to, you still photos will be allowed until the proceedings begin. and then court personnel wil tell photographers that they can no longer use thei cameras. i should tell you that we will have special team coverage o tomorrow s historic event here on msnbc, starting at 8 pm eastern, i will be part of tha same coverage. i will see you tomorrow ni
innocence. on november 24th, 1963, two days after lee harve oswald assassinated presiden john f. talented ian dallas, the entire country walked on live television as jack ruby stepped forward on a dalla police station and shot an murdered lee harvey oswald o live tv. everyone in america saw that murder committed live on television. no one, for a single second, presumed jack ruby was innocent. eventually, a jury was empaneled in dallas who liked it to sow carried away emotionally that he didn know what he was doing, and of course they convicted him of murder. if those juror actually reached a posture tha allowed them to resume the innocence of jack ruby, at least at the outset of the trial, then they did their duty. but it was only thei duty to do. and no one else in america, for a single second was ever asked to apply th presumption of innocence to th murderer who they saw commit murder on live television. so, if you don t live in manhattan and if you don t live in fulto