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Arbery while he was jogging before he was fatally shot. prosecutors are arguing that arbery was killed because he wasogging while black. and in wisconsin 18-year-old kyle rittenhouse is on trial for shooting and killing during a shooting of a black man jacob blake. joey jackson joins me now. he is also a criminal defense attorney. great to see you as always. let's start with the arbery case. what is your big takeaway for the opening day at the trial? >> pamela, good evening to you. the big takeaway is that you have two battling narratives. i think the prosecution did a lot in their opening sta...

But they have three significant problems they need to be worried about not with standing the opening, which is just a preview of what the evidence has shown. problem one is the citizen's arrest law. in order to use that, you have to demonstrate there was a crime committed in your presence or that you had immediate knowledge of. that's at issue. was there any crime committed? the prosecution indicated that he was seen on this cape, that was ahmaud arbery, but he was just milling about at this site. he wasn't doing anything of a criminal variety. with respect of a citizen's arrest, if it's a fel...

As soon as the prime minister does deliver his speech, we will be across it for you here on the bbc. facebook, shares in the company clawed back some of the company clawed back some of the losses on monday on tuesday, with a gain of 2% on the day a former employee and a whistleblower appeared before a us senate enquiry. the testament of frances haugen was damning, saying its products harm children, stokes division and we can american democracy with profits the priority. facebook consistently resolve conflicts — facebook consistently resolve conflicts in favour of its own profits _ conflicts ...

>> on saturday, president biden was asked about this, right at the outset of reports. i want you to see what he said. and then, we'll talk about it. roll it. >> if it is, either, with the knowledge of, and/or consequence of, russia, then i told putin, we will respond. we're not certain. the initial thinking was it was not the russian government. but we're not sure, yet. >> interesting, at least to me, he said we're not sure if it was the russian government. you know, the issue here, as i see it, is whether you can hold putin accountable if the actors were in russia, even if you don't know if h...

Former attorney general barr and sessions, they have said they didn't know anything about this. so has rod rosenstein. >> rod rosenstein as well. >> who was the deputy attorney general. if you don't see them voluntarily on capitol hill, will you subpoena them? >> well, let's hope they will want to honor the rule of law. this is -- the justice department has been rogue under president trump, understand that, in so many respects. this is just another manifestation of their rogue activity. the others were perpetrated by the attorneys general, but this is one that they claim no knowledge of. how c...