those final moments. as for charges these are 18 fraternity brothers. looking at nearly 1,000 charges. eight are facing aggravated assault which is the most serious of the charges. that s up to 20 years in prison. the other two are facing lesser charges alcohol violation and evidence tampering. melissa. melissa: brian, thank you. for more i m joined by a criminal defense attorney and troy slaten criminal defense attorney and a former prosecutor. eric, i ll start with you. what do you think happens from here now? they ve had this hearing. what happens? this case will go forward into a trial phase because this is the type of evidence that every prosecutor dreams of. this is the gold at the end of rainbow. when you have several hours of video that show which fraternity members were there, who hit, who kicked and most importantly in this case who did nothing because this is not only about who did something, but, melissa, it s about who did nothing.