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In the north, trying to take coop cities. it may not be a standstill, as the us national security adviser jake sullivan said the other day, its not a standstill. but it is a very slow slug for ukrainian s. the question is how this is going to develop and the question for the west is how fast can we push the necessary equipment to achieve the ukrainian victory.— ukrainian victory. lets get a bit on that, ukrainian _ ukrainian victory. lets get a bit on that, ukrainian mp - ukrainian victory. le...

Maybe some siblings and some parents. and after the verdict was read he was sobbing. they were hugging and crying and reporters went over to him to ask his reaction to see if he had any comment and he couldnt speak. he literally couldnt talk. reporter said are you too emotional and he just couldnt even get the words out and this went on for several minutes where he was so emotional. and it was quite a sight to see inside there, david. >> shepherd, do you have a question? >> i was just wondering ...

And i dont dispute or have any problem with the jurys verdi t verdict. we had a good jury. >> well, you may recall the question is why would matt come forward now. you have to ask matt. >> he there was on the first day. >> you may remember is what im going to say is exactly what you just commented. you may remember the first day of trial matt was seated with his family and actually accor according to family members during the testimony of one of the witnesses was kind of moc mocking the witness ...

Would have accusations within the corporation for instance one of your colleagues you told and one of your colleagues knows then your colleague goes to a supervisor in your compa y company. if a supervisor in the company knows then the company knows and then the company has to take actions which would be appropriate in the wake of such a thing. im certainly not saying that penn state didnt do the right thing at any point. that is for others to decide. but that question is on the table. and if it...

Such that you might do that? >> i think it is unlikely that the government will prosecute him for anything that wasnt encompassed in the case because the judgment of the jury was so overwhelming and the punishment will effectively be for the rest of his life. could he be charged in federal court? yes, he could. could he be charged in texas? yes, he could. could they charge him again for raping his adopted son? yes, they could. i think probably the government of pennsylvania probably wants to get...

Limitation issue if evidence came out there was so much knowledge that it was almost like a conspiracy, in other words that they were allowing him to do that. >> that is a question. >> correct, that they were al u alouing him to do it and it was blatantly going on. i dont know exactly what the statute of limitations, could the people be brought up on criminal charges? they could be. i dont know. having dealt with victims, i represent these victims. there is usually in terms of the emotional heal...

Came from the voices of the victims themselves in this case was who would believe a kid and the answer to that question is we here in bellefonte pennsylvania would believe a kid. and i think that i speak not only from my own agency but for law enforcement across the country when i say we he would believe a kid. and as rehe nexted by this verdict that we have -- as reflected by this verdict that we all just heard a jury of 12 people here in bellenofne, pa most definitely would and did believe a k...

Since then been upon us. you the media have covered the proceedings in this case with exceptional atentiveness and thoroughness and produced much thoughtful commentary and insightful analysis over the course of this trial resulting i think in the raising of -- resulting in the raising of the consciousness of your readers and listeners. sir, i will answer that question if you will wait until the end of this. resulting in the raising of a consciousness of your readers and listeners and an increase...

S. the question is does the fact that 45 out of 48 counts were returned as verdicts of guilty by the jury does that prove to me that my client is sick? >> and the answer is no. you know, folks, there are lots of people sitting in jails all across this country who are innocent. there have been people, lots of people -- [crowd noise] >> may i finish? lots of people. lots of people over the years who have been executed for murder and later determineed to have been innocent. so what this tells me is...

We decided as a legal strategy position that to put jerry on the stand to set him up to have matt come in to this jury and testify against him would have absolutely destroyed whatever chances he had at acquittal. and so upon our advice as his attorneys he reluctantly agreed not to testify and, of course, that resulted in matt sandusky not testifying and we felt that that might at least give jerry an opportunity to be acquitted of some if not more of the charges involved against him. so that was ...