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Courtroom during deliberations, you can hear yelling and screaming in the jury's room. >> they did not think gates was credible. duncan says she did not want manafort to be guilty but she voted to convict on all 18 counts because the evidence was overwhelming. manafort's defense team never called a single witness. all of that speaks to how strong robert mueller's case against manafort was. >> their star witness was the documents and bank records and e-mails and text messages. that's the fundamental building blocks of this. that's what they were hammering. >> we are also learning new details on...

Of delay, it had to be something significant, something that concerned him but that seems to have been resolved as the trial is now back under way and its unlikely now that the prosecution will rest their case today. they had hoped to end their case and let the defense start their case, perhaps this afternoon or monday now. >> okay. stay close. let us know when you have more, thank you so much. >> sure. let's move on to this next one, here's a quote, turn that plane around. that is the urgent command from a federal judge who was in the middle of an asylum hearing concerning a mother and her ...

The details, but the film maker says it is actually based on court transcripts. so here it is. ♪ >> are you a little nervous this morning? si? do you understand what these proceedings in court are all about? do you know what a lawyer is? no? do you have a lawyer? no? >> in the last few minutes, the

>> are you a little nervous this morning? see? do you understand what these proceedings here in court are all about? do you know what a lawyer is? >> no. >> no? do you have a lawyer? >> no. >> i'm joined now by linda friedman who produced "unaccompanied: alone in america." welcome. >> thank you. >> you said you reviewed court transcripts to make this ad. why did you want to make this? >> i wanted to make it because i didn't feel like the story was getting out. when i started on the project in

Originally offered. >> this new deal means no jail time at all. we look back at court transcripts that he was offered a deal where he would serve between two and six years in prison and pay a million dollars. that was the initial deal and he rejected that deal. the prosecutors said we are not going to offer another. and go to trial and what we learned was last week freedman struck a different deal that allowed him to avoid jail time and agree to pay back taxes that he owes in new york. >> it certainly seems coincidenceal. when we look at this, we see it