burnett. outfront tonight the defense rests. lawyers for kyle rittenhouse and the prosecution now preparing to go before the jury to make their closing arguments. for eight days, witnesses described the night that rittenhouse shot three people, killing two of them during protests on the streets of kenosha, wisconsin. the now 18-year-old testified he was acting in self-defense during emotionally charged testimony yesterday. the defense wrapped up their case today with a use of force expert and a right-wing commentator who had captured one of the shootings on video. that witness describing in detail what he saw in the moments before rittenhouse shot joseph rosenbaum four times. kyle rittenhouse came out of car source 2 and attempted to de-escalate the situation. did you see mr. rosenbaum do anything that kind of drew your attention after what we saw? absolutely. he led the charge into the gas station. he was getting physically aggressive. rittenhouse faces homicide char
doesn t have boots on the ground on foreign soil in any active war because the war in afghanistan is now over. but while our troops are no longer there, too many are dealing with all kinds of illnesses from their time abroad. did you know 86% of those stationed in iraq and afghanistan were exposed to toxic burn pits? these are garbage fires filled with things that can throw off noxious chemicals. sometimes they have jet fuel as an accelerant thrown on them. you know, they re not allowed here, but our men and women spend hours and hours, they live, they sleep, sometimes they stand guard in front of these things for weeks, years. question. why would we make our veterans jump through all these hoops to prove the pits are the cause of their illness before paying for their treatment? shouldn t we pay for veterans health care no matter what the cause? don t we owe them that? president biden took some good steps in the right direction. he announced a new series of actions today to
and she says the first thing her daughter ever asked for was to go to this concert. she added, why didn t i say no to her? our thoughts are with her family and every family touched by this tragedy. the news continues. let s hand it over to chris for cuomo prime time. chris? thanks, anderson. i m chris cuomo and welcome to prime time. happy veterans day. thank you to those who have served and all of the armed forces, you do it on our behalf and we know it. to the men and women currently serving, those who have retired, all of your families, because we know they make the sacrifice right along there with the enlisted, thank you to all of you. now, this is the first veterans day in 20 years that the u.s. doesn t have boots on the ground on foreign soil in any active war because the war in afghanistan is now over. but while our troops are no longer there, too many are dealing with all kinds of illnesses from their time abroad. did you know 86% of those stationed in iraq an
all right, thank you very much for watching. it s time for the big show. don lemon tonight with its big star, d. lemon. and we ve got a lot of news. you do have a lot of news. you have all the heavy aspects of the rittenhouse trial. the judge wouldn t let him be questioned about why he may be given can we talk about this judge? sure. so i ve been sitting back longest serving judge on the wisconsin bench. okay, fine. just sitting back and watching just as a lay person, right, just kind of watching this, watching this, watching this. and i think the legal analysts because they are legal analysts and they want to keep, you know, their composure and they re used to being they re paying deference to the judge. he s ridiculous. his antics are absolutely ridiculous. and today, chris, saying that someone who writes for a biased publication that has been favorable to kyle rittenhouse and that has spoken out against black lives matter, that that should not be brough
temporary victory to keep documents away from lawmakers investigating the u.s. capitol riot . hello, everyone. it is friday, november 12. we begin with breaking news this hour out of myanmar. american journalist danny finster has been sentenced to 11 years for incitement and unlawful ivan watson is in hong kong. ivan, explain to us what these charges mean and critically whether any evidence whatsoever was presented in the court against finster here. reporter: right. danny finster is a 37-year-old from detroit, michigan, and he d been working in the independent english language press in myanmar for sometime. he was managing editor of frontier myanmar, which is an online publication. he was detained in may on his way to the airport to fly back to the u.s. this was months after the military staged a coup in which they arrested the leaders of a civilian elected government and subsequently embarked on a major crackdown on civil society and the press in the country. finster f