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underway. this case was hurdling toward its end with more twists to come. here's josh with the conclusion of unraveled. >> early morning, june 4, 2018, police were closing in on suspected multiple murder, dwight jones. >> they eventually followed him to an extended stay hotel where he was living for nine years. they carefully and quietly started to evacuate the surrounding rooms and the rest of the hotel. >> police described what happened next. >> he began firing at them. somewhere between 7 and 8 rounds were fired. all officers were safe and okay. and eventually, in this action, they found that mr. jones had killed himself. self-inflicted gun shot wound. >> your ex-husband is dead now. >> yes. >> do you feel safe, finally? >> yes. >> with a tremendous amount of courage, and with rick's help,
here is josh with, "unraveled." >> for an agonizing stretch of nearly four days, the fear was palpable and paralyzing. >> the twists and turns don't end there. >> a killer was on the loose in and around phoenix, arizona. systematically shooting innocent victims. >> a massive man hunt underway. >> police worked around the clock desperate for leads. >> thwe're asking the public to remain vigilant. >> a long weekend of terror that would lead to a hard question. did any of it have to happen? because this was a tragedy many people saw coming. including the first and most high profile victim. >> he was like nobody else i ever met. and that's true to this day. >> back in 2002, natalie collins was a young lawyer defending a medical malpractice case. when she met a forensic psychiatrist named dr. steven
>> somebody knew the truth. and this father refused to give up until he knew it, too. >> everything is based on me knowing the whole story. there's an empty theater, a script full of twists, a troupe places, please. there's a script full of twists , a troupe of actors, and someone who set the stage for an unbelievable tragedy. >> i buying it. i'm buying it hook line and inker. >> all of it so odd, it was hard to tell what was real and what was an illusion. >> i just remember his performance being -- it was very, very real. >> this is the story of a man who seemed to be at the end of his rope.
well, what happens now? the police say in due course, they will send what is known as a "standard prosecution report" to the public prosecutor in scotland. you're live with bbc news. a fulljury has been sworn in for former us president donald trump's historic criminal trial in new york. the 12jurors will decide whether mr trump is guilty or innocent in a case stemming from a hush money payment he made to an adult film star. dozens of potential jurors had been dismissed throughout the week. 0ur north america correspondent nada tawfik explains how the selection process played out. donald trump himself looked on as they raised their right hands and swore that they would be fair and impartial in hearing this case. and it comes after a day of twists and turns after two jurors were abruptly excused — one, a young woman who said she felt intimidated after details of her identity were made public. she said friends and family had reached out, guessing she was a likelyjuror, and she felt that outside opinions might impact her decision—making.
as a "standard prosecution report" to the public prosecutor in scotland. you're live with bbc news. a fulljury has been sworn in for former us president donald trump's historic criminal trial in new york. the 12jurors will decide whether mr trump is guilty or innocent in a case stemming from a hush money payment he made to an adult film star. dozens of potential jurors had been dismissed throughout the week. our north america correspondent, nada tawfik, explains how the selection process played out. donald trump looked on as they raise their right hands and saw that they would be fair and impartial in hearing this case. it comes after a day of twists and turns after two jurors were abruptly excused. one day a woman who said she felt intimidated after details of her identity were made public. she said friends and family had reached out, guessing she was a likelyjuror, and she felt reached out, guessing she was a likely juror, and she felt that outside opinions might impact
attorneys asking her questions. this turns into a small neighborhood when you start randomly selecting people and asking them detailed questions about their lives as it pertains to donald trump. but we expect, yes, we're moving, yesterday was a very productive afternoon, and the expectation is they will get through this jury selection process today, have a sandoval hearing where they can ask questions as it pertains to donald trump's prior trials unrelated to this particular case, that could come this afternoon, then we could have opening statements as soon as monday morning and those first witnesses beginning to be called next week. this is moving at a quick pace at this point, ana? >> vaughn hillyard, thank you so much for tracking all the twists and turns for us. that does it for us this hour. i'll be back in the anchor chair later at 3:00 p.m. eastern filling in for katy tur. for now, i'm ana cabrera reporting from new york. thanks for joining us. jose diaz-balart picks up our coverage right after this. ng us. jose diaz-balart picks up our coverage right after this.
of jury selection in donald trump's historic hush money trial. and it's been full of twists and turns. when we started at the de seven jurors had been in paneled, but now that number is back down to five to jurors were smissed one, because s expressed coerns over idenfyin inrmation that had been made publ. another,fter prosecutors argue that he gave deceptive answers earlier this week, so 13 more spots still need to be filled and now nine prosctive rors are in th mix. answering the judge's questionnaire. cnn chief legal analyst and anchor laura coates is outside the courthouse for us up to s with thists bring toy it has beequite the day we began the day with seven jurors sitting onlhaving to get now 11 more to get that coveted 18 where you'd have 12 regular jurors and then six alternates who would not know
are looking around and saying, okay, what are my other options. if i don't want trump and i don't want biden, maybe i will consider kennedy. it's good to get in there early right now. people are starting to pay attention. it's the spring season. it's going into summer, people are trying to look around to see and assess their options. and so i think this is a really smart move right now to get out there, and he's going to have to keep pounding the drum. it's early, and so there's a long way away to get to november. so he's going to have to keep reminding people about why this is important. he can't just rely on this one endorsment. >> amy parnes, thank you. we have more breaking news from that manhattan courtroom where there have been major twists and turns this morning with jury selection in donald trump's hush money trial. we'll have the latest when we come back. we'll have the latest when we come back.
money paid to a porn star, and has pleaded not guilty. nada tawfik is at court. despite the jury being selected, there's been some difficulty today? yes, absolutely not, sophie. now we have the 12 jurors who will be deciding donald trump's fete on his first criminal trial. they are seven men and five women, and it really comes after a day of twists and turns just hours after two other jurors were abruptly excused, one a young woman who said she felt intimidated after her identity was figured out by family and friends, and she said she didn't think she could be impartial and fair, that outside opinions could affect her decision—making in the court room. another was a gentleman that prosecutors were concerned had not been forthright about his criminal history. he was excused by the judge, but outside of court, he said he wanted to serve. so he wasn't
largely luck. it depends who you get paid >> jury selection week in new york versus infrastructure week in pennsylvania. quote, biden hits the trail while trump assists in court. >> and i, the twists and tweets inside donald trump criminal trial. can you imagine having all your old social media posts about trump read aloud while he is sitting right in front of you there? then, inside the maga revolt during today's sham impeachment. >> everybody, come back! this is about china! plus, new alarm over the conservative courts take on january 6 charges. >> would pulling a fire alarm before a vote qualified for 20 years in federal prison? and another painful answer to the question the trump campaign just keeps asking. >> are you better off than you were four years ago? >> but all in starts right now.