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i'll give you an example today a woman drove by my synagogue filming and shouting anti-semitic slurs but despite the threats, the worry, the sadness anything, there will also be joy grounding and having a seder and being celebration of your roots in your core and your heritage. this is a sign that we two will get through to the other side now the fbi director did say that his remarks about safety, were not intended to stir alarm, but he did note that it's a time to just remain vigilant and the people i spoke to told me it's the simple things like turning on your porch lights and yes, open the doors to your home, but know exactly who you're inviting in, or at least be familiar with the people that are coming into your home, fred all right. camila bernal. thanks so much. >> or it's still to come high-stakes opening statements
strengthened even in the short time the caucus has been around. >> nice. oh! serve and point. zahn zap they even let me play a point or two. >> that's game. good game. >> game! if. shannon: and just a note, my team lost solely because of me. also my podcast is out torqued living the bream drops this afternoon. -- i sat down with candace cameron, but re to discuss the new film, unsung hero, that that a tells the story of a family that lost nearly everything except their faith and each other. it is a fantastic filmment it's out friday. i'm shannon bream. have a great week. play some pickleball, and we'll see you next "fox fox news sunday." ♪ ♪ ♪ maria: good sunday morning,
priscilla alvarez has more from the white house president biden on saturday applauding the house for the passage of national security bills, including the funding for ukraine in a statement, the president said, quote today, members of both parties in the house voted to advance our national security interests and send a clear message about the power of american leadership on the world stage. >> at this critical inflection point, they came together to cancer history's call passing urgently needed national security legislation that i have thought for months to secure. it goes on to note, i urge the senate to quickly send this package to my desk so that i can sign it into law and we can quickly send weapons and equipment to ukraine to meet their urgent battlefield needs. now of course, the white house made the asked for these additional funds for ukraine back in october, and the president at the time said an address to the nation that he was in the interest of us national security, saying that it shouldn't no ground should be seated to russia. but of course, the stalled aid in congress only added to the urgency and over the course of recent months, us officials
complex and highly charged case, it may not be enough he appears to have pulled the gloves on council during oj simpson's lengthy murder trial, ten regular jurors were dismissed for failing to disclose something allegedly passing a note or considering a book book deal, or simply telling the judge i can't take it anymore ten alternate took their place. what happens if the trump trial runs out of alternates would be up to the defendant whether or not he would want to consent to a verdict with 11 jurors, but i don't believe that he would do that in this case. and you would have a mistrial. >> the alternate are always in court during think the actual trial, but don't join the final deliberations unless they're needed. what happens if a regular juror has to leave the case during deliberations. >> what happens then is the real jury has to basically start over there deliberations. they have to deliberate as though they hadn't done the deliberations they'd done with the first with the original juror and start over with the alternate juror. >> what's the best advice for an alternate juror? trial consultant? leslie ellis says,
risk of getting a jail sentence here if he testifies, he makes that a lot more likely, a lot easier for the prosecution. >> norm eisen, michael moore. thank you both for previewing what is going to be an extraordinary few weeks ahead and a note as norm mentioned, he's gonna be in the courtroom every single day and he's been providing a legal experts take on those developments for cnn opinion in that starts tomorrow with the opening statements. so look for that on cnn.com. thank you both for joining me this evening. we will have special coverage of those opening statements and former president trump's criminal hush money trial that starts at 9:00 a.m. tomorrow. you can watch right here on cnn or stream it on macs still ahead, president joe biden is urging the senate to pass a critical foreign aid bill and to do so quickly as ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy is warning that his troops need weapons and they need them. now, we are live in kyiv with more on how this aid is expected to help in their fight against russia. your live and the cnn newsroom new ally
might not really need to deliberate at the end of it. all but as one alternate juror in police officer derek chauvin is murder trial said being an alternate doesn't mean the case weighs on you any less heavily every night when i would come home i felt exhausted. >> it was pretty draining, pretty emotional and that juror didn't even know she was an alternate until the end of the trial in some cases, the judges purposely don't inform the jury which of them are alternates and which are regulars until they start deliberating. >> so they don't have that issue of knowing. i might not have to deliver aid. do really need to listen to this. >> there are six alternate jurors for trump's trial, while that may seem like a lot for a complex and highly charged case, it may not be enough. >> he appears to have pulled the gloves on council during oj simpson's lengthy murder trial, ten regular jurors were dismissed for failing to disclose something allegedly passing a note or considering book deal, or simply telling the judge i can't take it anymore ten alternate took their place what happens if the
exhausted. >> it was pretty draining, pretty emotional and that juror didn't even know she was an alternate until the end of the trial in some cases, the judges purposely don't inform the jury which of them are alternates and which are regulars until they start deliberating so they don't have that issue of knowing. >> i might not have to deliver aid. do i really? planning to listen to this? >> there are six alternate jurors for trump's trial, while that may seem like a lot for a complex and highly charged case, it may not be enough all right. he appears to have pulled the gloves off, council during oj simpson's lengthy murder trial, ten regular jurors were dismissed for failing to disclose something allegedly passing a note or considering a book deal, or simply telling the judge i can't take it anymore ten alternate took their place. what happens if the trump trial runs out of alternates would be up to the defendant whether or not he would want to consent to a verdict with 11 jurors, but i don't believe that he would do that in this case. and you would have a mistrial. >> the alternates are always in court during the actual trial,
answer history's call passing urgently needed national security legislation that i have fought for months to secure. and it's a reminder in this statement, the president biden has been calling for months for lawmakers to come together to pass additional aid to provide to countries like israel and ukraine. and even when he invited lawmakers to the white house on several occasions, he always meet shore to bring up the fact that he wanted them to pass a foreign aid to give to these countries that he feels that are in need. and it's in their best interests. and so he's really urgently now calling on senate to quickly pass this and send it to is acid can sign this into law amara viktor, back to you. >> all right. camila dechalus. thank you very much.& a final note on the house as we began to work, one measure moved washington closer to possibly we banning tiktok in the it would give the hugely popular social media platform about nine months to replace the current chinese parent company bytedance with a new owner, it could get another 90 day
complex and highly charged case, it may not be enough. >> all right. he appears to have pulled the gloves on council during a o.j. simpson's lengthy murder trial, ten regular jurors were dismissed for failing to disclose something allegedly passing a note or considering book deal, or simply telling the judge i can't take it anymore ten alternates took their place what happens if the trump trial runs out of alternates would be up to the defendant whether or not he would want to consent to a verdict with 11 jurors, but i don't believe that he would do that in this case. and you would have a mistrial. >> the alternates are always important during the actual trial, but don't join the final deliberations unless they're needed. what happens if a regular juror has to leave the case during deliberations. >> what happens then is the real jury has to basically start over their deliberations. they have to deliberate as though they hadn't done the deliberations they'd done with the first with the original juror and start over with the alternate juror what's the best advice for an alternate juror? >> trial consultant? leslie