Interviews with political figures and news updates. Interviews with political figures and news updates. The jury that there is a third option, there is guilt, there is not guilty, and there is a hung jury. The judge declined to do that and said that if the jury were to come back again and say they remain deadlocked, the judge will ask them how many counts theyve reached a verdict on. Hell then consult with the lawyers and decide whether or not to take whats called a partial verdict which means to have the jury announce those counts to which theyve reached unanimous agreement. Now, correct me if im wrong, the trials that ive covered in the past, dan, and youre the lawyer and former prosecutor, a judge will only repeat that allen charge so many times, or else risk, you know, being overturned on appeal if it ends up being a conviction, that east putting too much pressure on a deadlocked jury. Youre exactly right, andrea. Even the judge mentioned that his objective was not to be coercive t
what republicans were saying in florida, campaign. what does someone like senator mccaskill or other senators do in closely fought races? that s a challenge. i mean, senator mccass kel, it was turned over that it was russian intervention, the so-called fancy bear group. it is true that senator burr and i thought the letter senator nelson and senator rubio sent out to florida election officials was very appropriate. i am concerned the florida election officials haven t taken that seriously enough. this is a problem that s not going away. they re trying to be successful again in 2018. and all of our jobs are not made easier when you ve got a president that continues to not acknowledge this threat and a president that continues to call the whole mueller investigation a witch hunt. this morning in banking committee, we talked about adding on more sanctions and you
freedom of religion. how far do you think that could go, the that an employer doesn t agree. this is a pr nightmare for those trying to redefine marriage. dr. mccass kel is a 23 year veteran on staff. the first deaf african-american woman to secure a doctorate degree at gallaudet university. she has a stellar record and now simply because at her church she signed a petition to allow the citizens of maryland and she was one of over 200,000 that signed the petitions, saying let the people vote on something as fundamental at marriage and now, her job is in jeopardy. i would think with 200,000 people having signed that petition, there are others worried about what will happen in their workplace because the names are public. that s true. it s happened in washington state, it s happened in maine, happened in california with prop 8. you see those who take a stand