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what is your favorite thanksgiving side? does it have to be corn by definition? no, actually, it is my wife s stuffing and dressing. requires a great deal of chopping of lots of vegetables and nuts and it is absolutely delicious. we re looking forward to it. while i got everybody listening to this, four simple rules, make sure you clean your hands after you deal with that raw poultry, separate when you re cutting on different boards so you don t have your you reduce the risk of some problems. cook that turkey to 165 degrees, check it in three places, breast, thigh and the wing. and make sure that after you have eaten that wonderful meal, you don t take that nap until you put everything back in the fridge. number five is nap plentifully. secretary tom vilsack, thank you for being with us. happy thanksgiving. you too. new day continues right now. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. it is wednesday, november 24th. i am brianna ke ....
this morning. we know that they started sharp around 8:30 this morning. and that they will deliberate until they reach a verdict. it sounded as if they were going towards that, they did not give any indication that they were hung or that they were having trouble coming up with a decision. that s what we heard from the foreperson yesterday. and as you know, they listened to closing arguments on monday. and then as in every trial, the prosecution gets the last word, the prosecution gets to rebutt, have a rebuttal argument, to sum up their case, and those are the last words that the jury hears, but as you know, it is not about the closing arguments, those help the jury understand from each side where they re coming from, but they have to look at the evidence. in this case, there are nine charges for each of the three defendants including murder and aggravated assault. and so you ll have this jury looking through a lot of information, ultimately the arguments go like this, ....
and injuring dozen its was found liable for more than $12 million for assault or battery and for inflicting emotional distress. there s going to be accountability for the people who did this. reporter: more than half of the damages against fields, the rest spread among various defendants among the white nationalist movement. the defendants are dst constitute. i don t know how the plaintiffs are going to it get anything. reporter: the jury was dead locked on the first two claims that they conspire d to commit racial violence. and fields car that rammed through the crowd and private communications allegedly showing organizers discussing the potential for violence, quote, cracking skulls and even whether it s legal to drive into protesters. but the defendants said they didn t plan the violence. it wasn t their fault and that what they said before the rally was hyperbole and protected free speech. the damages awarded mean a judgment against some of america s most n ....
ways, provided you, the jury, believe that it existed from proven facts before you. it may be inferred from the proven circumstances or by acts and conduct, or it may be in your discretion inferred when it is the natural and necessary consequence of the act. whether or not you draw such an inference is a matter solely within your discretion. criminal intent does not mean an intention to violate the law or to violate a penal statute but means simply the intention to commit the act that is prohibited by the statute. the defendants will not be presumed to have acted with criminal intent, but you may find such an intention upon a consideration of words, conduct, demeanor, motive, and other circumstances connected with the act for which the accused are being prosecuted. now, every party to a crime may be charged with and continue viktded of commission of the crime. a person is a party to a crime only if that person, a, directly commits the crime, b, intentionally helps in th ....