johnny depp's defamation case against his ex-wife has been closely watched by millions online. now amber heard taking the stand telling her side of the story. we want to warn you that this report contains graphic allegations of domestic violence that could be triggering. >> at one point he has me up against the wall and he's punching the wall. he had my, you know, nightgown, kind of ripped it off my chest. i remember at one point he was teasing me, taunting me, that he has my -- my breasts in his hands. >> reporter: emotional testimony from actress amber heard today, describing an alleged violent attack at the hands of her then husband, actor johnny depp, a month into their marriage. >> he went from punching the wall to, like, realizing there was a phone there, and he picked up the phone and he's screaming. rrahh! at the top of miss lungs screaming, i [ bleep ] hate you, i [ bleep ] hate you, you ruined my [ bleep ] life. screaming at the top of miss lungs. picks up the phone and starts bashing the phone against the wall, against the wall where i was just being held. >> reporte

physically abuse johnny depp he said he saw her throw a can of red bull at johnny depp's back during one of the couple's fights then he says she spat at him >> out of the corner of my eye, i saw a fist and an arm come across my right shoulder, and i heard and saw a closed fist contact mr. depp in the left side of his face >> and whose fist was that >> that was ms. heard's fist >> the bodyguard said johnny depp never hit anyone or threw anything while the fight was happening. he still works for the actor then, johnny depp's talent manager took the stand he told the jury after "the washington post" op-ed came out, it was impossible for depp to get a role in any movie. >> between december 18th, 2018, which was the date that ms. heard's op-ed appeared, and october 2020, to what extent if any did mr. depp perform in any studio films >> zero. no studio films. >> but heard's legal team reminded the jury that johnny depp had allegedly misbehaved in public long before that op-ed. they pointed to his alleged drunk speech at an awards ceremony in 2014, and to his really disastrous 2018 rolling

wade. >>> johnny depp was a jealous lover. heard's testimony played out in court today during defamation trial. ellen barkin said she had a sexual relationship with johnny depp >> he's just a jealous man, controlling, where are you going and who are you going with and what did you do last night i had a scratch on my back that got him very, very angry because he insisted it came from me having sex with whoever -- >> okay, barkin described the actor drunk all the time she talked about one night when they were in his hotel room with a group of people, the actor says johnny depp threw a wine bottle across the room >> a fight was going on. >> between you and mr. depp? >> no? >> who was the fight between >> between johnny depp and the assistant, honestly, i don't remember >> did he threw it in your direction? > > >> yes >> she says it did not hit her or anyone else the jury heard testimonies from johnny depp's best friend. that one was prerecorded witkin says they had as falling out four years ago he noticed the bruise at amber hear

one was that talent agent that we heard, who was johnny depp's agent for his wire career. she said i helped make him the biggest movie star in the world. before the op-ed came out, his career was going down. i had a hard time getting him jobs because of his own professional behavior. he was always la it to set. which causes time and money and his addictions. people knew that. so it was hard to get them jobs. they called a disney exec, the fact that we didn't use him on pirates 6 had nothing to do with the op-ed. we didn't talk about that. so this is going to amber heard's team saying, look, even if the op-ed was you know false, it didn't damage his career, it was his own behavior that damaged his career. that's why the case should fail for johnny depp. >> all right. thank you so much. appreciate it. you are in the cnn newsroom on this sunday as the government struggles to fix the baby formula shortage. babies, moms, dads and care givers are teaming up and crowd source formula. i speak to one of those moms next. >> tech: cracked windshield? schedule with safelite, and we'll

today heard's sister along with actress ellen barkin, who once dated johnny depp, are both expected to testify. >>> now to sports and the start of the nba conference finals. it was miami and boston in game one. the celtics built up a 13-point first half lead. south beach. the heat's jimmy butler scored 41 points, 27 of them in the second half. miami came away with a 118-107 win to take a 1-0 lead in the series. game two is tomorrow night. >>> and tonight is game one of the western conference finals. dallas and golden state meet in san francisco. it's the first playoff meeting between the teams in some 15 years. >> are you a miami fan? >> oh, big time. boston doesn't have a chance. i' you' all been sleeping on e heat. everybody's playing for second place. prove me wrong. >>> coming up, the fan who caught two homers in the same game, in the same inning, bare-handed. wait, what? >> how does this happen? >>> plus, from hobby to hustle. the man who has turned his love of dogs into artistic masterpieces. that's next. you're watching "world news now." ou have a life insurance policy you no lo

. >>> amber heard cries on the stand in her case against ex-husband johnny depp and reaction to the good fella's star, raliegh yoeta. >>> live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, "the news with shepard smith." >> good evening. for one hour a killer with an ar-15 style rifle was inside an elementary school where he slaughtered 19 children and two teachers for one hour, police officers were right there outside the classroom but did not interment for an hour, small children lay dead, dying, and wounded, trapped inside with that gunman. it took an hour for atactical team to finally burst in and kill the mass shooter in uvalde, texas. many families asking tonight, why did it take that long? why didn't officers storm the classroom right away to stop the killer's massacre? today, texas state law enforcement didn't have much of an answer yet. >> they don't make entry initially because of the gunfire they are receiving we have officers calling for additional resources there was numerous officers at that classroom, numerous >> should the officers have gone in sooner? should they have waited for the t

depp -- i, johnny depp, i'm the victim too of domestic violence. >> yes. >> and i know it's a fair fight. >> what did you say in response when miss heard said, tell the world, tell them johnny depp, i, johnmy dep, a man, i'm a victim, too, of domestic violence? >> i said yes. i am. >> reporter: during cross examination, heard's attorney brought up a barrage of bad press that predated the op-ed that he argued may have been what derailed his career. >> where did it go wrong for johnny depp? after a string of flops and a ton of bad press, donnie depp's star power looks as wobbly as jack sparrow on a plane. did i read that right? >> you read that very, very well. >> reporter: a forensic psychologist told the jury heard suffered from personality disorders and she does not suffer from post dramatic stress from her marriage to depp. >> one of the primary things i learned was that she had a very sophisticated way of minimizing any personal problems. >> reporter: heard's lawyers in turn grilled the psychologist about possible bias toward depp and questioned her analysis. also this week, heard's o

save up to 25% when you bundle home and auto with allstate. >>> court is dark today in johnny depp's defamation trial against his ex-wife amber heard but this day follows two days of gripping testimony from her. yesterday she testified she had tried many different ways to end depp's alleged physical abuse. >> it felt like nothing i could do, felt like nothing i could do would change the sobriety patterns, felt like nothing i could do with stand up to him and nothing i could do made him stop hitting me. nothing. >>> we're actually not going to hear from anybody for just over a week. testimony will resume on may 16th. walk us through what we heard yesterday on the second day on the stand for amber. >> there is so much to unpack here. hours of emotional testimony. it's hard for people to wrap their heads around. we heard johnny depp saying in several instances that he's never struck a woman, that he's never hit a woman before. amber, a totally different scenario of what their relationship and their marriage was like. here's a little more what she said yesterday specifically about james

>> amber heard's admission that she hit johnny depp doesn't hurt her case at all. she explained in very emotional terms that she felt that she was acting in self-defense and that she was responding to whatever johnny was doing to her. and even if she did hit johnny depp, it doesn't erase any of the abuse that she's alleged he committed against her. >> now, he's suing for $50 million, if the jury were to side with heard, who's countersuing for $100 million, would johnny depp have to pay her? >> johnny depp would have to pay her, both of these cases are being heard at the same time. johnny's defamation case and amber's defamation case. the problem with amber's case is it has the same problem that johnny has, she needs to tie a reduction in her income to a very specific statement, that her abuse claims were a hoax, as opposed to a myriad of other variables that may have affected here career. >> a case that's garnered so much attention. david glass, thanks for being with us this morning to break it down. >> thanks so much. >>> shifting gears now, a check of the weather

she testified it is a clump of amber heard's hair that johnny depp ripped out of her head. and heard's former make up artist talked about covering up injuries before her 2015 appearance on the james corden show. >> she had discoloration here both eyes and bridge of the nose and she had what i would call a split lip or something on the lip, like a gash or split lip. >> johnny depp is suing amber heard for an opinion piece in "the washington post" she called her svelte victim of domestic of violence never naming johnny depp the trial will pick up tomorrow and set to end next friday and the amber heard legal team will call johnny depp back to the stand before they rest their case. >>> a land mark deal for u.s. soccer, the women's and men's national teams announcing a new labor agreement that guarantees equal pay. that means the squad will get the same salary and same prize money. in short, equal pay for equal work here's the president of the u.s. soccer federation. >> this is just a really historic moment that will hopefully lead to meaningful changes and progress not only her

she told the jury johnny depp hated him. heard said, one time, depp accused her of cheating hoim with -- with the actor then, she said he hit her while they were on his private plane >> and he slaps my face. and his friend is in our proximity. and i -- it didn't hurt me it didn't hurt my face it just felt embarrassed to do that to you in front of people itself first time anything heek that happened in front of somebody they showed the court image after image, showing what appear to approximate bruises on her face amber heard said all the injuries came hands of johnny depp her lawyers also put in images of what heard said are images of depp passed out drunk. she testified she started taking the photos so she would have proof of his addiction heard testified that she wanted depp to hit rock bottom so as he she put it, he could change squet get better one time, depp tried to push her sister found the stairs so she fraught back. >> and i swung at him. and all of my relationship to date with johnny, i hadn't landed a blow and i,

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and be heard or johnny depp -- amber heard or johnny depp? >> absolutely johnny depp. >> absolutely. she is lying. >> johnny depp expect johnny depp. >> i have not gotten one amber heard all day. i don't believe any of them. i think we should be worried about our own lives and to me depict if you're going to be with 70, i guess any depth. >> really cut off his finger? >> you are right about his finger? did you see what happened in that bed? -- the bed? no matter how many lawsuits, this one is likely to hurt her reputation more than her pocketbook. performance that is. >> laura: yeah. and the people have spoken. decided that depp is more convincing. >> raymond: i hope amber heard does not have a master guard, laura. >> laura: why is that? >> raymond: because esther card is considering facial recognition -- mastercard is considering facial the condition. mastercard, they can't protect your health from fraud. you will give them biometric data of your face. this is terrible. we should not be doing this at all. >> laura: no. i'm not for that biome

amber heard versus johnny depp takes a new turn in court. why her lawyers say they will not put depp back on the stand but supermodel kate moss is set to testify employees stop a smash-and-grab robbery. the search for a woman at the center of a deadly-love triangle. >>> and baby formula arrives but when can you get it? >> live from cnbc. the facts, the trukt, the news with shepherdard smith. >> good evening, tension between the united states request china are rising at a news conference today, president biden gave beijing a stern warning. the u.s. would get involved with militarily to defend taiwan if china tries to take it by force. >> are you willing to get involved militarily to defend taiwan if it comes to that >> yes, we agreed to one-china policy we we signed onto it and all the attendant agreements from there. but the idea that -- that it can be taken by force, just taken by force is just -- just not appropriate. it will dislocate the entire region, and be another action similar to what happened in -- in ukraine >>> well, white house

i believe johnny depp. i think he's very truthful, i think he's been through a lot. you're convinced johnny? i'm...99%, yes. i'm here today because i support amber heard, 100%. reggae music plays as he pulled in, the sound of bob marley's war could be heard from the car speakers, but inside court, it was rather different. ladies and gentlemen of thejury, you now have heard all the evidence in the case. the seven members of the jury who will now decide his future were reminded this was not a popularity contest, this was a case about libel. amber heard's words describing herself as a victim of domestic violence were, his lawyers claimed, notjust false, but devastating. you heard mr depp testify that he has lost "nothing less than everything", because of miss heard's lies. "nothing less than everything." the court was then re—shown this video ofjohnny depp. amber heard's lawyers said if they ignored all her evidence, what message does that send to others wanting to speak out about domestic violence? "if you didn't take pictures, it didn't happen. "if you did take pict

. >>> the fate of johnny depp and amber heard is now in the hands of the jury as they will decide the high profile defamation case >>> and could the long delayed relief of tom cruise's epic follow-up to "top gun" net the hollywood legend his biggest opening ever "early today" starts right now >> good morning. i'm frances rivera. >> and i'm phillip mena. we begin this morning as grieving families in uvalde, texas are demanding answers after police took nearly an hour to confront the gunman during a mass shooting at robb elementary the justice department is now opening a review into the incident that cost 21 precious lives. nbc's sam brock has the details. >> reporter: president bush paying his respects to the victims of uvalde. laying flowers at this memorial at almost exactly the same time the u.s. justice department noutsed a critical snippet review to the police response to the mass shooting to identify lessons learned and best practices as this community fumes. >> you are cowards >> reporter: officers waited in a hallway for more than 45 minutes before federal agents overrode guida

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i think that johnny depp has a very tough case quite frankly. there is a law that says if it is implied or someone can tell who the subject matter of untruthful words are, that can also -- that can also defame the person. however, i think that johnny depp has an uphill battle because he has to prove malice, he has to prove that amber heard intentionally tried to hurt him and say something that she knew or should have known wasn't true. but it seems to me from the testimony so far amber heard and all her representatives went out of their john anyny depp's name wasn't mentioned or he wasn't brought up as the person who committed these acts of violence against her. >> all right. we'll be watching again today. thank you, sir. >>> up next, a new move to hopefully help get brittney griner out of russia. and almost 5 million people with the same two words for the boss, i quit. ea ch day looks diffet than the last. but whatever work becomes, the servicenow platform will make it just, flow. whether it's finding new ways to hehelp you serve your customer,

." >> you have got this horrendous combination of the johnny depp super fans who will refuse that out right he can be capable of wrong, be guilty of anything, and want to promote the justice for johnny depp. on the opposing side of that you have the antifeminist factions who are seeing this as a perfect opportunity to try to dismantle the #metoo movement, attack feminists, the left, and where they meet in the middle is by sharing hashtags. that is why it has spread so fa lewis: peo these ple ngeatihashtags, this is an d group? other people then share them knowingly or unknowingly? >> it is an amorphous group, i wouldn't say it is organized, just organized on the internet. the altar right were involved in gamegate, similar aims. dismantling feminism. they are using similar theories and putting them out there. you are seeing se sharing them knowing what they are about, some are sharing them who are thinking they are just supporting johnny depp, not realizing the implications. lewis: you are talking about me too, a huge global movement. a shift in opinion for so ny people. are you saying

amber heard takes the stand in the defamation trial brought by former husband johnny depp she alleges domestic abuse. he's let me again, like.

but you know what, johnny depp has never been conventional. and he didn't want to play this conventional. and by not being conventional it seems to be working for him. let me make one point really quickly, okay? in many cases your attorney is going to say -- and let's look at amber, i want you to dress very conservatively. we were joking the other day that amber looked like she's wearing the lady brooks brother's collection, right? these kind of school marm outfits and these oxford shirts. johnny is a version of johnny. he has sun glass, eye liners, tight suits, dark shirts. and that authenticity seems to be working for him, michael. in some strange way. but, he knows who he is. and the public likes him. >> if he loses this trial, if she is successful, is he ever going to eat in this town again? >> i kind of think he is in this unusual way. i've seen it many times, somebody gets humiliated. somebody gets sued. somebody goes through something really horrible and instead of ruining their career, it kind of reminds people why we liked him. and yo

. >>> and we'll take you into the courtroom for the latest in the trial of amber heard and johnny depp >>> we begin this morning with a horrific shooting that killed ten people at a buffalo supermarket. president biden and the first lady are traveling to the city today to visit with families of victims and first responders good morning, chris. >> reporter: good morning. president biden arrives in the city of buffalo 2today, a city still reeling with shock and investigators are revealing more about the planning of the attack in buffalo, a memorial for the ten people killed in saturday's massacre is growing outside the store where it happened. while just steps away, local and federal agents continue their search for evidence. the accused gunman drove 200 miles to buffalo specifically to kill black people. >> it appears he had hatred in his heart long before he traveled to buffalo. > >> an 86-year-old mother and grandmother. a man in the supermarket buying cupcakes >> reporter: the distraught family of ruth whitfield, called for people who radicalized whit supremacists to be prosecute. >>

this is johnny depp's team calling her as a witness. when she said that, you saw johnny kind of turn around and shake his fist in happiness that amber had brought this up, hoping kate would sort of dispel those rumors. also, though, so many interesting things have happened just in the short amount of time we've had this week. many more witnesses are to be called, but one of those is a doctor, an orthopedic surgeon, who is disputing what johnny depp says caused the tip of his finger that we've all been talking about happened. johnny says amber through a vodka bottle at him. but not so fast, that's maybe not what happened. take a listen. >> it's not consistent with what we see in the described injury pattern or in the clinical photographs. the description was the hand being flat on a bar and the bottle crushing the finger from the top. but looking at the images, there is really no significant injury to the endorsement of the finger, and to create the type of injury with that type of a crush injury, we would anticipate both injury to the f

this the defamation case that amber heard is taking on from johnny depp who says in that opinion piece that she defamed him by calling him out for what he did over the course of their marriage. what do you think of what we have heard so far? >> you know, some people are calling this testimony -- i'm calling it an audition. a well rehearsed line of questioning and not less well rehearsed as the case goes along. i don't know if she is coming across as credible. i'll be honest with you. we'll see what the jury thinks about that. >> we'll get back into the $50 million defamation case. amber heard is now speaking. let's listen back. >> so i'm going to take you to the boston plane incident. we've heard about that early year may 24. can you describe for the jury what took place on may 24 relating to the plane incident? >> well, i had spoken to johnny. he is in boston, i'm in new york. i spoke to him. he had already been upset with me and accused me in like many arguments about not telling him about scenes that i had. if i had a kissing scene. any sort of romantic scene and i wasn't explicit a

amber heard detailing abuse allegations against ex-husband johnny depp in his defamation suit against her. >>> and chasing his dream of running 100-mile race. the ultramarathoner "inspiring america." >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening tonight we are getting an up-close look at the relentless russian assault on the azovstal steel plant in mariupol, ukraine in what may be the last stand for ukrainian forces trying to hold it. the dramatic video capturing a series of shells exploding on the grounds were shared by the ukrainian national guard, though impossible to know exactly when it was shot a ukrainian commander there reports russian forces have entered the site and heavy, bloody battles were being fought unknown tonight, the fate of civilians still at the plant first, what nbc has just learned about the role of u.s. intelligence in the sinking of a russian warship. kelly cobiella has late details. >> reporter: tonight nbc news reports u.s. intelligence shared with ukraine helped lead to ukraine's sinking of the russian cruiser "moskva. one of th

. >>> the johnny depp/amber heard defamation trial taking a new turn. the video of actor james franco shown in court. >>> a first of its kind deal. two soccer sisters score an endorsement deal with nike. they haven't even graduated high school yet. >>> amazing catch times two. the same fan catches two home run balls in one inning. >>> and there's no such thing as a free lunch, but one food delivery app tried to offer one. the chaos that followed. >>> good wednesday morning, everyone. i'm andrew dymburt. >> and i'm rhiannon ally in for mona. we want to begin with breaking news. another election night and another election race that's too close to call. >> dr. oz will have to wait to see he is if the winner of his senate primary race. in the meantime, former president trump has picked up a big win and a big loss in a different state. >> abc's em nguyen is here with the results from the midterm primary elections. em, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, rhiannon. the senate primary in pennsylvania was the marquee race last night, and it's still too clos

twist and turns in the johnny depp amber heard trial. what her legal team is saying after not calling depp to the stand yesterday as expected. first, this is today in nbc. out-of-state corporations wrot e an online sports betting plan they call "solutions for the homeless". really? the corporations take 90 percent of the profits. and using loopholes they wrote, they'd take even more. the corporations' own promotional costs, like free bets, taken from the homeless funds. and they'd get a refund on their $100 million license fee, taken from homeless funds, too. these guys didn't write a plan for the homeless. they wrote it for themselves. (music throughout) >>> the release of top gun: maverick. >> did you know this? al rocher never saw the original top one. >> i saw this one. it's fantastic. i think i was -- >> by the way, tom cruise is approaching 60 years old. use your local news. >> tom cruise is approaching 60 years old. tom ham is with us coming up ask sherwin-williams and save big during the spring exteriors sale. get 30% off exterio

call him to the stand. >> calling johnny depp in amber's case would have been a bad choice. there's really nothing he could say that would help her. but johnny's side can call him as a witness, so i anticipate we'll see him back on the stand to finish off his case this week. >> also set to take the stand this week, supermodel kate moss. she dated depp in the '90s and is expected to testify tomorrow in defense of depp after heard claimed he once tried to push moss down a flight of stairs. >> johnny says that never happened and is apparently bringing in kate moss as a witness on wednesday to testify that there was no incident where johnny ever tried to push her down the stairs. >> with the trial nearing its conclusion, legal analysts say heard's defense is facing substantial challenges. >> there's a lot of inconsistency with amber's statements. they just don't add up or make a lot of common sense to me. so of course none of us were there, and the jury is going to have to determine in this he said/she said dispute what happened, but the evidence does not add up in my mind. >> m

johnny depp's team pushed for. amber heard's team did not want it. with a celebrity case, normally we do not even see this part of it. >> depp denies allegations of abuse, instead accusing heard of tarnishing his reputation. >> this is about him winning his fans back, about him getting his reputation back in hollywood, in studios. >> judging by the internet, depp's strategy has worked. social media users overwhelmingly showed their support for him while many engaged in campaigns to discredit heard. experts warn that victims of domestic and sexual violence make see the trial as another reason to silent. -- may see the trial as another reason to keep silent. >> finally, one for harry potter fans. how much would you pay for a sign first edition of the series? this hardback is just one of just 500 printed in the first 1997 run. the high price is despite the word "philosopher" being misspelled on the back. before we go, let's get a reminder of our top story. european union leaders have imposed their harshest measures yet to punish russia for its aggressio

johnny depp was back on the stand this week. who do you think that that benefited most, him or amber heard? >> in truth i don't think it benefited either of them. i think it was a move by johnny depp so he'd have one more chance to address his audience, his adoring fans and say that he's been suffering for six years. but his testimony really didn't add or detract from his case or from amber heard's case. >> and, david, what do juries have to consider when deliberating a defamation suit? >> well, the juries are given very specific instructions. they have a checklist they have to go through. first of all, there has to be a bad statement made about someone that was false. it has to have been made with actual malice and then the hardest part is showing that the person who the statement was made about was damaged financially and connecting that one little statement to having their career ruined, that's the hardest part of a defamation case. >> david, that's what's so interesting about the case. we heard so much of accusations of abus

. >>> closing arguments in the johnny depp/amber heard defamation trial are set to begin tomorrow. but first jurors could hear from amber heard again today. that's after more testimony from johnny depp and one of his ex-girlfriends, kate moss, who testified remotely. >> reporter: johnny depp taking the stand once again at the defamation trial against his ex-wife, amber heard. the case stems from heard's 2018 essay in which she claimed to be an abuse victim. >> it's insane to hear heinous accusations of violence. >> reporter: depp once again dethying he abused her. >> awful. >> reporter: heard's defense team presented depp with a series of text messages in which depp appeared to use vile language in reference to women, including one message sent to a 2017 about sex with a woman which read "i need, i want, i take." depp claims he did not write the message. >> sometimes you give your phone to people. >> reporter: heard appeared emotional as her lawyer read a sexually explicit text message about heard, which ended with these words -- >> i can only hope that karma kicks in and takes the

. >>> and supermodel kate moss about to take the stand in defense of johnny depp. ♪ >>> welcome too our viewers in the united states and all around the world. it is tuesday, may 24th. spotlight on georgia, one of five states where voters will head to the polls today. the republican race for governor is turning into something of a proxy war, pitting former president trump trump against his vice president mike pence. and there are parts of it getting pretty tense there. pence stumped for incumbent governor brian kemp in an election eve rally. trump is supporting his primary opponent, david perdue. kemp has been a top trump target for his role in helping certify the 2020 election. >> and trump unloading on pence in a statement saying this, quote, mike pence was set to lose a governor's race in 2016 before he was plucked up in his political career was salvaged. now desperate to chase his lost relevance, pence is parachuting into races hoping someone is paying attention. in the meantime, trump's candidate david perdue took a racially charged swipe at stacey abrams, the presumptive democratic

. >>> the johnny depp defamation trial resumes today. what to expect as his ex-wife amber heard faces cross-examination. >>> and later the company now offering limitless vacation time. >>> good monday morning, everyone. i'm andrew dymburt. >> i'm andrea fujii in for mona. department begins investigating the shooting as a hate crime. suspect's troubled pascluding p that were missed. also this morning, a clearer picture is emerging of the many people touched by this tragedy, a number that goes far beyond the ten lives lost. >> reporter: the youngest victim is 32-year-old roberta drury. she moved to buffalo to help her brother who has leukemia. the oldest victim is 86-year-old ruth witfield. she was stopping at the grocery store after visiting her husband in a nursing home. pearl young was also killed. the 77-year-old ran a local food pantry. >> i pray she had no pain, that it happened so quickly she was gone like that, and i also pray for that young man that did this tragic thing. >> reporter: hayward patterson's family says he was gunned

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johnny depp's team really pushed toward amber. her team did not want it. so with a celebrity case, normally we never even see this part of it. jap denies allegations of abuse. instead accusing heard of trying to destroy his reputation. in 2018, she published an article, calling herself a public figure representing domestic abuse. she didn't mentioned death by name, but he says it damaged his career. this is about him winning his fans back. this is about him getting his reputation back in hollywood. in the studios. judging by the internet, deb strategy has worked. social media users have overwhelmingly shown him their support, while many have engaged in campaigns to discredit heard. thanks for watching. lose . ah. people and trucks injured when trying to flee the city center. more and more refugees are being turned away at the border. families playing phone tag with demonstrate people fleeing extreme drilled. a rough getting 200 people.

. >>> the trial involving johnny depp is now on a ten-day scheduled break after an emotional second day on the stand by his ex, amber heard. here's abc's stephanie ramos. [ weeping ] >> i don't want to do this. i don't want to do this. >> reporter: more disturbing testimony in amber heard's second day on the witness stand. the actress sued for $50 million. her ex-husband, johnny depp, claims she defamed him by claiming to be the victim of abuse. >> realizing there was a phone there, and he picked up the phone, and he's screaming, like, at the top of his lungs, screaming, i [ bleep ] hate you. i [ bleep ] hate you. you ruined my [ bleep ] life. and screaming at the top of his lungs. he picks up the phone and starts bashing the phone against the wall, against the wall where i was just being held. and i was that phone all of a sudden. >> reporter: the dramatic testimony in stark contrast to how depp recounted the trip when he testified, claiming the "aqua man" actress extinguished a cigarette on his face and partially severed his middle finger by throwing a vodka bottle. >> so we went to t

audio recording admitting to actually physically hitting johnny depp and having dr. hughes sort of trying to defend amber's actions and saying johnny depp, backing away from that particular fight was admirable but interesting to see what amber heard has to say from dr. don hughes there was physical and sexual violence allegedly by johnny, which both of which he's denied. johnny says that he is the one, jim, that has been the victim of domestic violence when he was married to amber heard. >> question, of course, here, is the careers krein particular, johnny depp. >> what a complicated situation. amber heard in the "aqua man" franchise, having her removed from the film. no word with the actual film studio is even taking that seriously. johnny depp, yes, he hasn't had a major movie since "pirates of the caribbean," the franchise dropped him and that's why he's suing amber heard saying it's hurt his career but the court of public opinion heavily in johnny's favor right now. so i would say that even if he doesn't win this defamation suit, which he didn't win the previous

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she is counter suing johnny depp. he is supposed to get back on the stand next week, jim. it is all going to come to a massive head next week. the jury will start deliberating on friday. if you thought you saw fireworks this past week, it's going to get even more spectacularly crazy next week. >> yeah. just so much disturbing testimony. chloe melas, thank you so much for covering. thank you all for joining us today. i'm jim sciutto. at this hour with kate baldwin will start after a quick break. . between the high interest, the fees... i felt trapped. debt, debt, debt. so i broke up p with my credit card debt and consolidated it into a low-rate personal loan from sofi.i. i finally feel like a grown-up. break up with bad credit card debt. get a personal loan with no fees, low fixed rates, and borrow up to $100k. go to sofi.com to view your rate. sofi. get your money right. ♪ the census tells you a lot about people. you could tell on the census records that at very, very young ages, they were cooks, they were farm hands, they were servants. there's auralia, 4-years old. i h

johnny depp. absolutelypp. pp. she's like johnny depp. sh johnny deppe, johnny depp. i have>> not gotten one amber heard all day you have heard of i don't believe any of them. i think they're celebritiesho and we should be worried about our own lives and community. t but if you're going to be with somebody i guess johnny depp, i wouldn't want to be married to her . i'll tell you, i really cut off his finger. that's what i want to know fin. what you're worried aboutig the finger she cut. did you see what happened in the bed? i laura, no matter how many m lawsuits ambers one in britain and she has this one is likely to hurt her reputation more than her pocketbook. performance matters now and the people have spoken the merits decide that death is more convincing . ha yeah, i think the people think that look, i just hope amber heard doesn't have a mastercard. laura well, because mastercard is now considering facial>> recognition as a way to verify cardholders identity. imagine that appearing on the card. i mean this isns a bad idea, but this is true . mastercard, they can

but is she able to prove that johnny depp was abusive? remember, he took the stand multiple times saying that he never laid a hand on her. but her account, jim, is incredibly different and will her team be able to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that this is accurate, that her side is the side to believe, or is the truth somewhere in the middle? >> goodness, just difficult testimony to watch. chloe melas, thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> we're hearing from dave chappelle, comedian, for the first time since he was attacked on stage with a weapon during a live show. reminder this is the moment the attacker tackled chappelle. who was carrying a knife, by the way. the representative for the comedian says as unfortunate and unsettling as the incident was, chappelle went on with the show. the security rushed the stage to subdue the suspect who police say was armed with this, a knife made to look like a handgun. suspect has been identified as 23-year-old isaiah lee. still not clear what his motive was. >>> coming up next, a key target for ru

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johnny depp's team really pushed toward amber who did not want it. so with a celebrity case, normally we never even see this part of it. jap denies allegations of abuse. instead accusing heard of trying to destroy his reputation. in 2018, she published an article, calling herself a public figure representing domestic abuse. she didn't mentioned death by name, but he says it damaged his career. this is about him winning his fans back. this is about him getting his reputation back in hollywood. in the studios. judging by the internet, depth strategy has worked. social media users have overwhelmingly shown him their support. while many have engaged in campaigns to discredit heard. no matter who wins the case, experts warn the victims of domestic and sexual violence may see the trial as another reason to keep silent. and finally, one for the harry potter fans. how much would you pay for a signed copy of the 1st book in the series while london auction house christine was hoping this 1st edition of harry potter and the philosopher's stone will such at leas

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