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Prosecution will argue, of an issue that didnt need to happen. it was predicated upon race. the defense lawyer told you so. theyll slam them. >> do you think the prosecution needs to address that controversial, some would say, deplorable comment? what else does the prosecution need to do? >> i agree. if the prosecution shows up well, they can turn it around. they can argue, you heard a lot of things from defense lawyers that was, i think, explicitly almost racist with the long toenails but also ...

So we didnt do it lightly, and it was certainly in context of what was happening at that point. but any language weve used throughout our coverage has always been language used by the authorities, weve not jumped to conclusions. sorry to interrupt, maria, kamal ahmed, obviously these are conversations youve had in the past in your previous job at the bbc. does that resonate with you, those decisions you have to take? absolutely, kate. i remember the horrific attacks in christchurch, new zealand....

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Videos without having more of those crucial details at hand right now. >> really trying to gather as much accurate data/information as possible. um, you have got officers going to the hospital. following ambos. you have got so much going on. but you have to be sure that accurate information is sent up the chain of command to the top of the incident command system structure. um, before, you know, you jump to any conclusions, you want to be sure. is this a vehicle just going through a crowd? or is...

There is a lot to learn to be honest and i dont think we should probably jump to any conclusions right at the outset because it is very strange if youve watched any of the video and there is a lot of it online i would not encourage people to watch it because it is traumatic. it is a very strange incident. it seems like police are on it as you can see in the footage there, police were very much aware of it. this was a location that had the large and strong law enforcement presence. i think this i...

So we were never going down the speculative route because we knew it was too important. and also, you know, our brand credibility means an awful lot to us. the biggest discussion we had around mondays front page was whether to use the word "terror"... because its obviously a massive difference between calling it terrorism and not, and it has huge implications. absolutely, and we used the word "terror probe" — we didnt do it lightly, at that point, wed had a press conference from the chief cons...

That could be said on the competing side of any question, thereby reincing reasoning their way to their conclusions, and therefore thinking for themselves. >> professor, perhaps only banjo-playing oxford educated phd in the world thank you. >> my pleasure. trey: were continues to follow breaking news out of waukesha, wisconsin. well give you the latest after the break. cracked... the experts at safelite autoglass came right to me... with service i could trust. right, girl? >> singers: ♪ safeli...

To be periods where the driver is swerving away from groups. it doesnt mean he missed them all, but that he does appear to try to avoid them. we dont know what that means at this stage. but for someone like me, that cuts against the, oh, my god, this is terrorism, or, mowoh, m god, this is some racial response or whatever it is were dealing with in the united states right now. >> great point. as you mentioned, this time of year there have been deliberate car attacks around the world. the christm...

That was under a persistent threat but something more around incident management and how first responders were going to manage this scene moving forward. >> andy, final thoughts to you. >> well, i think jonathan hit it on the head. i think they have a massive crime scene that they need to sort through now. theyll probably call in through mutual aid agreements surrounding law enforcement agencies and fbi assets to help with that and keep as many people out of that area as they can until theyre ab...

Often social media, for example is wrong in its initial reaction, a horrendous track record, yet, look, there is a name out there. there was police scanner audio. there is a social media feed attached to that name. so there is potential speculation to be had as a law enforcement officer, you just talked about relying on some of those same technique he is, going to someones social media feed. what is your advice on what we know this early in an investigation, how accurate can we assume anything i...