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All the jurors and that is why that separate from should the rules and laws be different? we have big policy debates of policing in this country and as a matter of citizens of baltimore seeing today, this jury couldn't come to a unanimous verdict or agreement on whether or not just the ride and the way it went down based on what we know about it did knowingly create that kind of risk to mr. gray posed by in this case officer porter who was according to the testimony his own testimony included involved in administering that ride and deciding not to belt him in. anything can happen in a new tria...

Handcuffs, would he get a rough ride and if he got a rough ride, whether he could possibly have a broken spine that he could die from, or would he just come up with bruises, maybe a broken shoulder? >> i don't think it would be fair for me to comment on that question or give an answer to that question. because everybody needs to remain calm. this is not the time to speculate. there's too much at stake. this is a great city, and it isn't great for everybody, but i'd rather die and go to hell than not continue fighting to make this city great. and that's what we ought to be about, making this ci...

And narrow in on one for reportinging and viewers to think through, reckless endangerment. i don't mean it's not important but it's not as serious as manslaughter and the only question before the jury, kate, did this conduct create the risk of injury or death? that's an or. so legally, what the prosecution tried to do here is say, don't even worry about death. we just want to prove to you as an element of this crime that this rough ride, this sequence of events through these multiple stops, without a seat belt, for someone that you know as a matter of fact ultimately died, this created serious...

Buckle freddie gray into the back of that transport van. he was handcuffed. placed face down on the floor of that van, moved around, eventually suffered a fatal injury to his spinal cord, almost severed his spine because his head hit the inside buckle on the back of the door. he was in distress. there were stops made by the van, but no assistance given to freddie gray. did not respond to his pleas for help, in which he said he couldn't breathe. and that porter failed to help freddie gray and turned the police van into a casket on wheels. that refers to this idea of a rough ride, that a prisone...

When did freeie gray articulate this and how much is the officer having to take a wilful action? there's no precedent for an officer being held criminally liable for failing to belt a detainee that subsequently sustained fatal injuries. so really it's up to the persuasive element of both sides of the stories. defense is arguing he wasn't fatally injured until after that fourth and fifth stop when freddie gray asked for help. prosecution is saying, that the fourth and fifth crucial stop when freddie gray already sustainedded his fatal injuries and it was a downward decline in officer porter had...