legal analyst danny cevallos. let s start with that case, the arbery case. tensions have been really high. this is a trial that s been watched around the nation, especially coming on the heels of the rittenhouse case. what do you expect from developments today? closing arguments, the defense is the underdog in that they have to make the case somehow that even after they got in their cars, their trucks, they chased ahmaud arbery. they had plenty of chances to turn off their pursuit. they still have to make the argument somehow to convince this jury they were acting in self-defense. it s a tough sell for the defense. look for the prosecution to hammer this home. all the opportunities these defendants had to change their mind and do something else, anything else. remind the viewers of the specific charges the men face. they face homicide murder charges. these are the most serious kinds of charges. and they are asserting
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absolutely nothing to stop a civil lawsuit. i believe some have already been filed. maybe against kenosha itself. maybe against rittenhouse. but that doesn t mean that they re highly likely to prevail. it s going to be very difficult to win after an acquittal of kyle rittenhouse. although i would add, just as a historical footnote, o.j. simpson was found not guilty of murder, but eventually civilly liable for killing the two victims in that case. and most of that can be chalked up to the lower burden of proof in a civil case. so, a few barriers to initiating a civil case. more likely to see them. but that doesn t mean they re likely to succeed. yeah they re several severe cases at play right now targeting the city of kenosha itself. malcolm, i want to get your quick take on this street. scott mcfarland from our nbc station in d.c.. he said, a proud boys leader is already invoking rittenhouse argue that the january six charges against him should be
gosar, he was censured and matt gaetz is under investigation for sex trafficking by the fbi and that s the kind of people we re talking about here. there s a couple ways i look at this is that, one, you saw other members commenting. jim jordan commented on this. talking about the second amendment issue and they re trying to that there s a number of conservatives trying to wrap themselves this is a second amendment issue. this is a right to protect yourselves arm yourself and protect yourself. they re talking about blm here. this was a protest over the shooting of an unarmed black man. that s where this rittenhouse case started. he wasn t even he s not even from the state where this happened. so i think it s they re trying to they re trying to use it as a second amendment issue. the other issue that doesn t get enough people aren t talking about it enough, this is about power in wisconsin and wisconsin
going to be staffed enough to handle the surge. expect to have no impact whatsoever, with respect to the vaccine for our times going through tsa screening checkpoints. atlanta s airport was back to normal operations at around 3:27 saturday afternoon. all passengers who are at the airport at the time of the incident had to make the re-screen. we ve also learned three people sustained non-life-threatening injuries. guys, back to you. all right, thanks to kathy part. there she mentioned that delta ending up we think that change fees for anybody who needed to change flights. which there were many. a lot of. people in our next hour, we ll have guests on all of this. darren nelson from the flight attendants association talking about how to travel stress-free. good luck with. that exactly. now to the trial of those three men accused of murdering ahmaud arbery. closing arguments get underway tomorrow in the case of the three white men on trial for arbery s death. arbery was killed wh