the federal courthouse where he has been following this story from the beginning with our top story. good evening, david. good evening, bret. it is back to the drawing board for special counsel john durham just hours after losing behind me in federal court in this high profile case aimed at exposing the origins of the trump-russia narrative from several years ago, bret. in court today, michael sussmann sat stoically and listened eagerly as the foreperson announced the not guilty verdict. special counsel john durham says that sussmann lied in 2016 when he brought debunk information to the fbi linking the trump organization and russia and claimed he was doing so as a concerned citizen. not as a partisan with the clinton campaign. durham had evidence for jurors showing sussmann billed the clinton campaign the same day he met with the fbi and ultimately the jury believed michael sussmann. i told the truth to the fbi and the jury clearly recognized that with their unanimous ve
the federal courthouse where he has been following this story from the beginning with our top story. good evening, david. good evening, bret. it is back to the drawing board for special counsel john durham just hours after losing behind me in federal court in this high profile case aimed at exposing the origins of the trump-russia narrative from several years ago, bret. in court today, michael sussmann sat stoically and listened eagerly as the foreperson announced the not guilty verdict. special counsel john durham says that sussmann lied in 2016 when he brought debunk information to the fbi linking the trump organization and russia and claimed he was doing so as a concerned citizen. not as a partisan with the clinton campaign. durham had evidence for jurors showing sussmann billed the clinton campaign the same day he met with the fbi and ultimately the jury believed michael sussmann. i told the truth to the fbi and the jury clearly recognized
mistrial means they couldn t get it together, they couldn t reach a verdict in all of this and we have been on verdict watch, just so you know, for eight days and all of this. this is a 38 daylong trial of a sitting member of congress and of the senate particularly. david lee miller is outside the courthouse to tell us the lates latest. it was about 11:30 this morning that the jury passed a note to the court saying that they could not agree unanimously on any of the 18 counts. a short time later, the judge interviewed the foreman of the jury, he interviewed the other 11 members of the jury to confirm the contents of that node and then the judge declared a mistrial. in this 11 week long trial. upon hearing the fact that there was going to be a mistrial, the senator who usually sat stoically in the courtroom embraced his son and his daughter with a big smile.
describes the last breath the teenager had taken. listen. after you rolled the teenager onto his back, did you try to get a pulse? yes, sir, did. how did do you that. same carotid pulse. did you get one. no. what did do you next. tried breathing for mr. trayvon martin. do you have training in cpr? yes, i do. what was your role in the cpr tests on trayvon martin? i was doing breaths, sir. at one point that officer said he sort of shouted out to the crowd that gathered there, did anyone have a plastic bag and vaseline. that s because he knew trayvon had that wound to his chest and cpr wouldn t work unless that was clothe. little did they know he was shot in the heart. his mother sat stoically.
but they were pretty harsh on amanda knox saying basically what you see is not what you get. that she is dirty on the inside, even if she looks clean on the outside. throughout all this, amanda knox rather sat stoically. her parents looked a little tense at some point. but a rough morning, a rough session for knox today. but this was, again, was civil attorneys. this was not the criminal complaint, and she ll obviously get her chance to talk to the judge and jury about the fact that she says she s innocent, craig. keith, what do we know about how amanda knox is coping in prison right now? reporter: i think she s having a very difficult time. we talked to some friends who have visited her. she s not sleeping well, not eating well. in fact, she s noticeably thinner. this morning she came in looking rather haggard, tired. also keep in mind, craig, the prosecution just a few days ago asked the judge and jury to increase her prison sentence to life along with six months of solitary conf