that they re going to have to force dunn to take the stand. you do not get the benefit of self defense if you do not put on evidence of self defense. they dwro have not done that yet. theoretical theoretically, dunn is the only one that could do it. what does he need to do? reporter: rereally has to plain to this jury that he was in reasonable fear of imminent danger or death. he said he felt she saw either the barrel of a shotgun or some sort of stick. fearing for his life, he then got out of the car and shot into the car, we know now, about ten times. i will tell you though, chris, even if he says that, on cross-examination there are reams of information for cross-examination. we re talking about letters that he wrote from jail that have sort of racist overtones.
how serious this? i think most think he s toast. i don t think people want their president and their politicians to care about them. it s about the people, and the constituency, not about the candidate or officeholder. what s come out of this, chris christie cares about himself a lot. he is the center of everything. and he was when he was u.s. attorney and appointed all of those monitors, where ereally saw how good he was at raising money and catering to people who have money and the ability to raise money. he s a political animal. i don t think the american public will want somebody as president. think about foreign policy. the way he talks about people. if he s talked that way about the north korean president. he s stupid or something else, a bomb falls. you know? you can t have somebody with that type of demeanor dealing in foreign policy with some who are pretty crazy. you know you have to have one sane person in the room. how much of this is, like, so much of this, of
rereally blueprints for the united states arsenal. it s likely to reveal this is how the u.s. attacks through the routers and through the servers, this is what we, the chinese or the russians, can do to protect ourselves. that s actually very crucial information. i m sure we ll have a lot more coming up on this on sunday morning. fareed zakaria, must watch tv every sunday morning. thank you very much. thank you, wolf. and coming up, chris christie has to decide whether a bill to ban conversion tactics for minors will become law. goals. a quick glance, and you can see if you re on track. when the conversation turns to knowing where you stand, turn to us. wells fargo advisors. it s lots of things. all waking up.
people to vote against him for speaker, particularly when they know the kind of kay yoos it would create in the republican conference. i doubt it. i think speaker boehner, the real question is, is he willing to run any risk? will he put a deal up for a vote in which it takes a majority of democrats to pass? that s the real question. even if he can retain his spe speakersh speakership, does rereally want to govern in a way where he needs democrats to do it? i think that s the long-term serious question. it would make him better but at the end of the day it s his decision to make in terms of whether it s him keeps his job or a firm grip on his job, or putting americans back to work. that s the choice he has to make. congressman, this is fergus cullen. to what expect does the fact that the majority of members of congress in both parties come from safe districts driving this
thing, but i ve never seen it before. everyone s okay, and they landed safely, and so the pilot, yeah, did an awesome job. heather: the pilot was safely able to land the plane. the passengers, who were on their way to the island of nantucket, they were able to catch a different flight. there were no serious injuries except for the bird, as you can imagine, who did not survive the impact. [laughter] rick: he had it coming. rereally did. all right, tourists heading to rome about to get a surprise as the ancient city tries to preserve its most historic sites by banning eating. amy kellogg is live in london. nice to see you, happy thanksgiving. i know italy is known for its food and sites, and people trying to combine both, so what s the point of this? reporter: yeah. the point, rick, really is to keep the eternal city eternally lovely. and i have to say it s not just the tourists, rick, or those who go to rome to eat, pray, love who are complaining. there was sort of a flash mob