that they may have heard or read because the judges even said to them, and the prosecutors and the defense, we don t expect you to not have ever heard of this case they said we don t and expect you to be living under a rock, but they just want to get the point to the jurors and the jurors individually all and we re asked the question of, could you put all that aside and just base your decision? vision on what you hear in this courtroom and they also spent a lot of time talking about witness credibility. and if someone has the change their story, if they had one story at one point and then now we re saying something different could you evaluate that or would you have a preconceived bias that the person must be a liar or for that they must have changed their story for some other reason and they spent a lot of time both sides. i m trying to understand for the prosecution, could you understand that someone could change their mind? and for defense and and would you keep an open mind if this
they were protesting the shooting death of an unarmed florida teenager. demonstrators demanding an arrest and there s new trouble this morning for the police chief who was in charge of that case. living under a rock. literally. look at this. a 25-foot boulder breaking loose from a hillside in ohio, flattening cars, people were inside this home. the owner heard a sound, sow sparks, thought it was a thunderstorm. here s the good news, everyone inside is okay. miraculous given that video. holy cow. the nfl showing no mercy on the new orleans saints for paying bounties for big-time hits. the league suspending head coach shawn payton for the entire season. the general manager for eight games. and defensive coach greg williams who is now with the ram, suspended indefinitely for running that bounty program. tim tebow is taking his act to the big apple, traded to the new york jets. i know you know about this. all the fans and analysts are saying it s not exactly a match made