back, and often their charges are dismissed. that s the vast majority. you can t legislate around the exception to the exception as this case is. as painful as it is, it s the exception to the exception t. is not the rule. well, we re going to take it on in what s happening in san francisco. there s no question that bail can be unfair, but you got to make sure that the remedy makes things better. van jones, i know that s where your interests lie, and i appreciate you for being here to talk to us about it. thank you. now another trial, why do we have so many trials going on? well, because we have opportunities to see metaphors for where we are as a society. it s unusual to see them bunched up like this. i ll give you that, but we re not hunting for them. we re not searching for them. they re just there. this ahmaud arbery trial is another one. closing arguments are almost over. the prosecution always gets a chance at having a rebuttal. they don t have to take it obviously. that s
happens. the person i mean, the vast majority of the time the person is released on bail. they harm no one, and they come back, and often their charges are dismissed. that s the vast majority. you can t legislate around the exception to the exception as this case is. as painful as it is, it s the exception to the exception t. is not the rule. well, we re going to take it on in what s happening in san francisco. there s no question that bail can be unfair, but you got to make sure that the remedy makes things better. van jones, i know that s where your interests lie, and i appreciate you for being here to talk to us about it. thank you. now another trial, why do we have so many trials going on? well, because we have opportunities to see metaphors for where we are as a society. it s unusual to see them bunched up like this. i ll give you that, but we re not hunting for them. we re not searching for them. they re just there. this ahmaud arbery trial is another one. closing argumen
rosenbaum and from gaige grosskreutz who was injured in the shooting with kyle rittenhouse. and in that statement they say that night in kenosha, gaige grosskreutz and anthony huber acted heroically, they sought to end violence, and that while today s verdict may mean justice delayed, it will not mean justice denied. that is the sentiment you heard from the families as they were leaving the court. one thing to point out, rachel, is these are families who have expressed frustration over the course of the trial that they didn t feel like their loved ones were being defended or represented in the courtroom very well. i mean, at one point you even had the prosecution go after rosenbaum, who was a victim here, who lost his life in that shooting. and he said something along the lines. a napoleon complex, he was going after someone who was even smaller than him. that language, it was hard for the family to sit there. of course the prosecution did
bill: adam housley at the courthouse in l.a. how did the prosecution go after dr. murray yesterday? reporter: that was dramatic testimony you heard right there. yesterday they had a chance to lay out their full case. we mad one witness yesterday. it was all about trying to portray the fact that dr. murray was incompetent. there was another part of the testimony where the assistant to michael jackson talked about how after michael jackson was pronounced dead at the hospital, dr. murray turned to him and said we need to hide that cream. insinuating the doctor wanted to hide some of the drugs available in that home before investigators got there. we may hear from prince, his older son later none this trial. they set that up yesterday when they asked about where the children were and how they were reacting. take a listen.