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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....

Editorial director — and before his bbc days, he was at the sunday telegraph and the observer. well get into more detail later on, butjust give us a quick overview of what the news movement is — good name! yes, hello, thanksi for the invitation to join the media show. probably all of us in - the industry know theres something of an issue — how do we solve the - under—supply of trusted news and information i on social media platforms? many of us will need to work i together to solve that ...

Instructions to delineate exactly what the law is here. we noted the prosecutor there is aing shes -- saying shes making an argument -- lets listen. >> i understand an objection is being made to the law. ive indicated the law is going to be provided to the panel. ive indicated the courts position with respect to the law. so with that, id like to get the closing argument done, but im more than happy to hear the motion for mistrial, and proceed from there. >> your honor, based on the final draft o...

Warrant and arrests her later. that answers that question that the defense brought up. all right. citizens arrest. if the observer fails to make at rest immediately after the commission of the offense, or during escape in the case of felonies, his power to do so is extinguished. okay. so, when youre in the store, and the woman shoplifting and you go to do a citizens arrest, you have to do it right then and there. she comes back in the store four days later, yeah, you cant arrest her. you cant do...

He takes out a warrant and arrests her later. that answers that question that the defense brought up. law on citizens arrest, if the observer fails to make the arrest immediately after the commission of the og fence or during escape in the case of felony, his power to do so is extinguished, okay? so, youre in the store. and a woman is shoplifting. and you go to do a citizens arrest, you have to do it right then and there. she comes back in the store four days later, you cant arrest her. you cant...

0 this arm on ahmaud arbery was 25 inches, this arm was 26 inches and the barrel of the shotgun is over 28 inches. do the math. did he hit him? he did he punch him? did he strike him, when the shotgun is like this? easy, do the math. this is what travis mcmichael did. there is no fear here. there is only anger. remember, it is the standard of reasonable beliefs that the force used is necessary. do you really believe he had no other choice but to use this shot gun? is that what you really believe...

Others alone for their probable cause. what does that mean. no gossip. no hearsay. nothing along those lines. in other words, my mom told me about this, where she has no personal knowledge of it, doesnt count. thats unsupported, unreliable statements to somebody else. you have to have more than staley information from an unreliable source. private citizens must occur immediately after the offense. or in the case of felonies, during the escape. if the observer fails to make the arrest immediately...

The unsupported statements of others alone for their probable cause. what does that mean? no hearsay. nothing along those lines. in other words, my mom told me about this, where she has no personal knowledge of it, doesnt count. thats unsupported, unreliable statements of somebody else. you have to have more than stale information from an unreliable source. a private citizens warrantless arrest must occur immediately after the offense or in the case of felonies during the escape. if the observer...

In this niche of lovers of performing arts and culture. thanks, well talk about that later. julia alexander, you are a senior strategy analyst at parrot analytics, welcome. and i believe you also co—host the podcast downstream — what sort of things do you cover in that? absolutely, i look at the shifting trends and shifting strategic moves in hollywood as they prepare for tomorrow and move away from the past. wow, love the sound of that. we will also talk to you both later, but also here is ...

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. i remember when i was head of news at the observer when the 7/7 attacks happened in 2005, the london bombings. and maria absolutely nails it — you have to take care. but it is a time, as well, katie, when theres so much brilliant journalism thats done that people need to have things explained. i think youre a...