jury. not from a pulpit, but almost as if she was one of them. sometimes even making fun of lawyers. come on, lawyers, as if to say i m one of you. i m walking you through this. it s like assembling a toy at christmas time. i ll give you all the instructions. they made their case. they went through each of the elements the defense had to put all its chips into citizens arrest and probable cause it was always a long shot. that s even though georgia s statute was permissive and broadly drafted. so the jury cob colluded as to the malice murder as essentially the person who pulled the trigger. as for the other defendants, they concluded they did commit felonies. and aggravated assault and those crimes resulted in arbery s death it appears because bryan did not possess a furm, he was acquitted of the assault
often. a public hearing called by the house intelligence committee. normally they are classified behind closed doors. . but tomorrow s hearing is going to be public on tv here on cnn at 10:00 a.m. eastern. this hearing tomorrow is all about russia. how much did russia manage to sere the results of last year s presidential election. the intelligence community has cob colluded that russia did interfere with the vote. fred pleitgen is in moscow watching reaction to the developments from that side of the world. how closely are the people there in russia watching this story and how it do they view these k accusations. we asked the russian government about that just last week and they said they are not going to be watching the hearings a at all. they have better things to do. but some very top level officials here in the city and in this country are going to be watching very closely to see if any new allegations, if any new facts come out. you can see that the russians are growing frustrat