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. >> that was johnny depp there. he talked about the impact of these allegations on his reputation. >> one day, yo are cinderella, so to speak, then in 0.6 seconds, you are quasimodo. and i -- i didn't deserve that, nor did my children, nor did the people who have believedn me for all these years. >> that was johnny depp, speaking. we can cross back live. amber heard is continuing to testify. this is live in the courtroom. i do want to stress, there is a delay on the speed of about 30 seconds or so. the sound keeps cutting in and out, for various procedural reasons. just want to recap where we are -- this has be heavily anticipated. amber heard, taking the stand, testifying for the first time today. this trial has been going on for quite some time. we have heard lots of details from johnny depp. this is the portunity of the first time to hear amber heard's word. she did say at the start of this at this is the most painful and difficult thing she has ever gone through, let's see if the feed isack, if we can listen in

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witnesses and johnny depp himself. remains to be seen if she can accomplish that task and begin to tell her side of the story a bit more. >> sandra: for some of us who have read about this at length and dug into the testimony we have heard so far, you wonder, you wonder what happens with their careers after that, when they come up from this. the if they'll be able to continue to get work. obviously part of the whole point here is johnny depp struggled to get work while all this was going on, at least that's the case that his team is making. >> right, and that was a significant part of the testimony even yesterday. first off, how much was johnny depp going to lose out on all this, $50 million. would he have gotten the lead role in "pirates of the caribbean 6," where was his career before this and how much of the op-ed had to do with him losing out on the work as he claims. and now the trial itself, even if johnny depp wins the trial and $50 million, where does it leave the both of them after this entire and ugly process

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but johnny dropped me off. he -- i gave him the script, sent him pictures of what i was wearing in my wardrobe fittings. i sent him everything. i shared my script with his team and the fighting eventually kind of minimized. it was clear i was going to do this job and i told myself i had to do this job. and johnny had to go to london, i think, for some pre-production stuff for a movie he was going to do, a smaller part in, i think. it was called -- i think it was into the woods is my best guess. so he dropped me off in london and when he dropped me off in london we had a few days at this hotel that we first, you know, consummated our relationship in. it was when we were on the london press tour and our relationship developed. that was the same hotel we were in, the same room, which johnny liked to be in the same room. and it was in a suite. he got down on one knee and said i want you to be my girl, be my girl forever, my woman, my girl. i want you to be the rest of my life. say yes to me. he said he wanted to sp

johnny on opiates, very different from adderall and cocaine johnny. which is very different from quaaludes johnny. but i had to get good at paying attention to the different versions of him. >> reporter: heard saying today the pattern of depp's abuse played out numerous times over their five-year relationship. >> no amount of explaining, apologizing, accepting, not accepting, agreeing to not go, nothing worked until, of course, he takes it too far, hits me too hard, breaks too many things in the house, then leaves. which was the pattern. >> reporter: she says the cycle would end with depp apologizing to her. >> he'd never have to deal with the destruction or see me with a house that he had destroyed. never had to deal with my face. >> reporter: this moment from today getting a lot of buzz online when the two appeared to almost make eye contact. for 15 days the legal drama has been captivating millions of viewers online. as fans outside the virginia courthouse line up hours before dawn. >> we've been waiting since really late last night. >> we arrived

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th closing arguments from johnny depp's lawyers said that the accusations have ruined johnny depp. amber heard said that the jury rejected all of her at evidence and said that every allegation of abuse was alive. the message was that there are other victims of domestic violence. the jury has -- the jury now has the child. with the report from fairfax, virginia. >> we love you johnny. it is now finally coming to end. johnny depp's closing arguments were more than enthusiastic. >> is not just fans. this courtroom drama has become daily viewing. it is clear that from the very beginning, johnny depp was winning the pr battle. >> i believe johnny depp. i think is very truthful. the's been through a lot. >> you are convinced by johnny? >> 99%, yes. >> i am here because i support amber heard, 100%. >> everywhere is war. >> as he pulled in, the sound of bob marley's work to be heard from the speakers. inside of court, it was rather different. >> ladies and shaman of the jury, you for the evidence of the case. >> the members of the jury will now decide his future. this was not popularity co

#justice for johnny depp has garnered more than 15 billion views globally. to contrast those numbers, justice as for amber heard has far fewer views, around 47 million. >> it is not a new phenomenon. it has been going on for two or re-years now. -- or three years. the reason is clear. there are a number of issues that are popping up. johnny depp is a famous and popular actor, but the reason why thousas of people are obsessively posting about this case in a way that some would describe as vicious is unclear, but if you want to find out why it is happening, one of the reasons probably is social media algorithms. i was reading a piece by the insider that was describing how many of the people engaging with this topic -- as you said, on tiktok, instagram, twitter, we are talking about millions and millions of people engaging with content about this trial --, but the picture you are getting from it is twisted and has got no bearing on what is aually happening in the trial room. there are clips that have been designed to show one person, johnny depp in his case, as

. >>> in the johnny depp/amber heard defamation trial, another star is set to testify this week as the case winds down. it appears one of the principals will not be a witness for the defense after all. this morning a strategy shift from amber heard's legal team in the $50 million defamation lawsuit brought by her ex-husband, johnny depp. the lawsuit stems from an essay in which heard claimed to be the victim of abuse. depp's name appeared on the witness list monday, but in the end, heard's defense team decided not to 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 witnes

what was interesting is to see how johnny depp reacted to that. you could see that he would not look at her the entire time that she was testifying on the stand. he was looking down, he was writing, he wasn't talking to her, he just had no eye contact, which is very different from when he was on stay an eye on the witness stand last week. and i, you know, of course we had a amber her just staring at him and really look like she was very, very upset. so it's very interesting to see the demeanor of both of them as they both go on the stand in and testify as to what it was like when they were married. and looking at the big picture, k j when it comes to the issue of domestic abuse and violence, much of this usually happens behind closed doors. what's the public opinion on this case? you know, a lot of people, i think, up until this point, we're really leaning towards johnny depp. and we know that because even amber, her fired her p r t because she was not happy with the image that was being portrayed of her a couple times last week when johnny depp w

plus, amber heard takes the stand in the defamation trial pitting her against her ex-husband johnny depp. the courtroom drama continues and we will break it down. we begin with what the president is saying about the impact of the possibility the supreme court could possibly overturn roe v. wade. white house correspondent kevin corke has details. good evening. >> to call extremists who voted for his predecessor is a shocking claim. however, it also reflects a renewed political focus on yes, an old foe, thanks in large part to renewed debate about roe. the economy, gas prices, food prices, crime, the border and foreign policy, each to varying degrees, political kryptonite for the biden white house. with roe v. wade hanging in the balance, there has been a noticeable shift in language and focus at the white house. >> president biden: this mega-crowd is the most extreme organization that existed in american history, in recent american history. >> this mega-crowd who voted for donald trump. from the white house perspective, they are no longer political adversaries, they're worse. >> president

we love you, johnny! it is now finally coming to an end, and johnny depp's welcome for today's closing arguments was more than enthusiastic. and it's notjust the fans. this courtroom drama has for millions become daily viewing, and it's clear that from the very beginning, it isjohnny depp who is winning the global pr battle. i believe johnny depp. i think he's very truthful, i think he's been through a lot. you're convinced johnny? i'm... i'm 99%, yes. i'm here today because i support amber heard 100%. as he pulled in, the sound of bob marley's war could be had from the car speakers, but inside court was rather different. amber heard's rates describing herself as a victim of domestic violence where, his lawyers claimed, notjust false but devastating. nothing less than everything. the court was re—shown this video of johnny depp. amber heard's lawyers that if they ignored all her evidence, what message does that send to others wanting to speak out about domestic violence. it send to others wanting to spe

this courtroom was a lot more tense than it was when johnny depp took the stand. that's because in my opinion and what i have seen, the majority of the people in the courtroom are johnny depp supporters when she was testifying and going through her allegations of abuse, you could see them making certain comments and snickers and laughs and even outside the courtroom, they were saying they didn't believe her it was a really tense but fascinating moment in a case where we have heard so much about these allegations but now we're getting a first-hand account. >> saying they didn't believe her, that's interesting. cross-examination is coming. that ought to be wild. >> for the people who say amber heard seems so scripted, maybe they're right. when you're under cross-examination, that's when you go off script. that's the time when you usually see a witness for who he or she is that's the moment when we're going to get a sense of what exactly happened between the two. remember, shep, it just takes the jury to believe one instance, one act of abuse, and johnny depp will lo

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 you play this game on two levels. one is certainly the court of law. and two, is the court of public opinion. and whatever happens in the court of law johnny certainly seems to be winning in the court of public opinion right now. and i'm not saying disney is going to go and do a movie with johnny and pirates 11, that is certainly not going to happen that a big corporate studio is going to go jump out. but will he get some endorsement deal overseas or a movie overseas or an independent movie? yeah. somebody is going to

johnny, the test will come in less than two weeks. that is because at the film festival, his new film is “p the film festival, his new film is up for sale, movie studios and distributors have to decide if they want to be in thejohnny depp business. he is attached to a project to pay louis xiv of france. the movie will be a test of how johnny depp has damaged, but that there are any bids, high beds, whatever, the same with amber heard, less advanced in her career, of course, her next move is aquaman to, coming up later this year. and of course, there is more thanjust a reputation at stake, as i said, these are two big names who want to continue to break in hollywood whether they can or not, i think the impact of what's happening in the courtroom will show.— impact of what's happening in the courtroom will show. amber has been llettin courtroom will show. amber has been getting evidence _ courtroom will show. amber has been getting evidence today _ courtroom will show. amber has been getting evidence today and _ getting evidence tod

what was interesting is to see how johnny depp reacted to that. you could see that he would not look at her the entire time that she was testifying on the stand. he was looking down, he was writing, he wasn't talking to her, he just had no eye contact, which is very different from when he was on stay an eye on the witness stand last week. and i, you know, of course we had a amber her just staring at him and really look like she was very, very upset. so it's very interesting to see the demeanor of both of them as they both go on the stand in and testify as to what it was like when they were married. you know, it's very interesting and i'm told the jury is predominately male predominantly white. this is small town virginia. it is not los angeles, it's not new york is not miami. so it'll be interesting to see, you know, how they are taking in all the information where 14 days into the trial i'm told it will probably last another 2 weeks. and we still have not seen amber, her get cross examined by johnny depp's attorney. so i really want to see what t

amber heard takes the stand in the defamation trial brought by former husband johnny depp, she alleges domestic abuse. he's slapped me again, like. it was clear it wasn't a joke any more. life from our studio in singapore. this is bbc news, it's newday. hello and welcome to the programme. we start with the plight of thousands of disabled children in ukraine, victims of the russian invasion who've been abandoned without proper care. the human rights organisation disability rights international says its investigation found children with severe disabilities tied to beds in children s homes that don't have the facilities to cope. the bbc has visited one institution in the west of ukraine, where disabled children from the east of the country have been left by carers fleeing the conflict. this report by our correspondent danjohnson includes some distressing images. here's a sound of the war you haven't heard yet. anna's teeth—grinding anxiety hints at the hidden trauma of ukraine's disabled children, this conflict�*s most vulnerable and least visible victims. they are nervous, disorienta

>> for johnny depp, the test will come in less than two weeks. that's because the cannes film festival, his new film is up for sale. movie studios and distribes have to decide if they want to be in the johnny depp business. he is attached to a project to play louis the 14th of france. the film will be a test of how he is damaged whether therere any bids or whatever. box tha you for talking to us about the last on the amber heard johnny depp court case. that is it for now, goodbye. narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. man: bdo accountants and advisors. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs statn from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching pbs. ♪ ♪ narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: cfo. caregiver. eclipse chaser. a ymond james financial a

legal team says they will be calling johnny depp back to the stand. jesse weber is here, lawyer, post on the law and crime network, covering this from the start. what did you make for cross-examination. >> i thought camille vasquez did such a great job camille vasquez said take everything with a grain of salt. the idea that there are stories that don't match up. you have relayed inconsistent statements and your explanations for a lot of the things that you said in these audio tapes just don't make sense shep, there was an audio tape where amber heard is seemingly begging johnny depp, don't leave me, crying, and this is the same person who was saying i was afraid for my life, and i was trying to get out of there and i was afraid, he was going to run out, get drugs, come back and be violent with me i think that gave the jury a lot of pause here, on top of the fact that we can't forget that amber heard is counter suing johnny depp for $100 million, saying he defamed her and there were weaknesses in the counter claims because it's not entirely clear that

tell the world, johnny, tell them johnny depp, i, johnny depp, i'm a victim too of domestic violence. and it is a fair fight. >> what did you say in response when ms. heard said tell the world, johnny, tell them johnny depp, i, johnny depp, 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 depp's career. >> where did it all go wrong for johnny depp? after a string of flops and a ton of bad press, johnny depp's star power looks as wobbly as jack sparrow on a plank. did i read that right? >> you read that very well. >> reporter: tuesday a forensic psychologist told a jury that heard suffers from several personality disorders and that she does not suffer from post-traumatic stress from her marriage to depp. >> one of the primary things i learned is 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 an

. >>> 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 >>> in 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? >> announcer: live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, "the news with shepard smith." >>> good evening tensions between the united states and china are now rising. at a news conference today in tokyo, president biden gave beijing a stern warning. the u.s. would get involved 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 agree with the one-china policy we've signed on to it, and all the attendant agreements made from there but the idea that it can be taken by force, just taken by force, is just not appropriate it would dislocate the entire region and be another action similar to what happened in ukraine. >> white house officials walked back those co

i just got johnny depp. i hit the leader of the tour. i got johnny depp. this is the biggest thing in the world for me. everybody is getting off the bus later on i'm looking at the video as i'm sending it to the office and i realize something. it's not johnny depp. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: who was it? >> it's the guy that impersonates johnny depp. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. >> out on hollywood boulevard. >> jimmy: oh, yeah, he's there all the time. [ laughter ] >> and he allowed me to get super excited. i'm screaming to the top of my lungs. "oh my god!" >> jimmy: yeah, dreaming about this. >> dreaming about it, right? thinking, oh my god, i'm going to get my own parking space at the office, i got johnny depp. [ laughter ] and i had a moment. a moment to where i'm like, do i just b.s. it? [ laughter ] do i try to trick america now? >> jimmy: yeah. >> you know? do i go back into the office and just be like, oh, whatever. see what people say? i didn't. >> jimmy: no, tmz has far too much integrity. [ laughter ] >> yeah, of course. >> jimmy: so you went from being this

jim, it's been several weeks of hearing johnny's side. they called witnesses like his sister, forensic psychologist who last week says that she diagnosed amber heard with borderline personality disorder, all coming in the midst of amber heard reportedly firing her public relations team because she wasn't happy with the court of public opinion in johnny's favor and with don hughes being cross examined. 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

jesse. >> jesse: johnny cash's hometown there is a water tower with johnny's silhouette on it and it is leaking. >> dana: oh no. >> somebody shot our water tower. shot the silhouette of johnny cash in a sensitive area. >> standing proud holding a guitar and emptying this 8,000-gallon water tank all over kings land. >> jesse: funny but it cost $5,000 to fix this. and it's losing about 30,000-gallons of water because of this. all right. but, either way, johnny cash would appreciate it tonight on prime time we have greg abbott who is going to be talking about the border catastrophe and what he is going to do to fix it. johnny went out and talked to young graduates about how to contribute to america. i have to say one of the funniest things i have ever seen. >> dana: i look forward to that. my favorite part. i would like to wish a very special sent native american endsley hicks. turned 100 on may 22nd. he and his wife thelma married 78 years and she passed in 2020. devout christian, patriot and great example for his great grandchildren. live in charles town, west virginia but born in can

oath about his business practices >>> amber heard cries on the stand in her case against ex-husband johnny depp >>> and reaction to the death of "goodfellas" star ray liotta >> 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 enter for an hour, small children lay dead, dying and wounded, trapped inside with that gunman. it took an hour for a tactical 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're receiving. but we have officers calling for additional resources because it was numerous officers at that classroom, numerous. >> shouldn't the officers have gone i

i didn't assault johnny and australia in johnny ever. depp's defense still trying to poke holes in her testimony. take a look. one incident amber heard has continuously argue that johnny depp was often jealous, particularly of actor james franco. new surveillance video shows her getting into an elevator and then taking frankel up to the penn house where she was living knew. mister depp was out of town week of 5/21/2016, didn't you? i don't know what i knew of his scheduled the time and depp's attorneys continue to question her motives about wanting to separate herself from death. but then publishing an op-ed article about being a domestic violence victim. and then this clip was aired from a deposition, a former uk case. i would like to know information coming from me so that he finds out about the divorce filing. >> my intention to do so from some other source other than tnc was alerted. >> look up there. didn't you misheard? we let it slip out that tmz had been alerted to your filing of the domestic violence restraining order, didn't yo

when i was around johnny, i felt like the most beautiful person in the world. you know, it made me feel seen, it made me feel like a million dollars. >> and she said she'll never forget the first time she alleges depp hit her. she said it happened when she asked about one of his tattoos. >> i just steaared at him, kindf laughing still, thinking that he was going to start laughing too to tell me that it was a joke, but he didn't. he said, you think it's so funny. you think it's funny, [ bleep ]. you think you're a funny [ bleep ]. and he slapped me again. like, it was clear wit wasn't a joke anymore. i knew it was wrong and i knew that i had to live him and that broke my heart, because i didn't want to leave him. >> depp denies this happened, says he never hit heard. i want to bring in civil rights attorney cnn legal analyst areva martin for more on this. areva, first, last question is we heard from depp with distdisturb ing allegations against heard. now we're hearing disturbing allegations from heard against depp. how effective, first of all, do you think her

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 once again. meteorologist daniele breezy from our affiliate in nashville. danielle watching that record heat. millions in the path of this. >> i know. it is hot out there, and it is actually dangerous heat for a lot of folks. we set a lot of record highs as we headed through the day yesterday. take a look at this, 101, the high in san antonio. richmond, a new record high of 95 degrees. now, we've got heat advisories for the northeast, from philadelphia all the way up to boston. but it's not just the northeast, i want to show you high temperatures could

coming up, we are waiting for a verdict in the big johnny depp amber heard defamation trial, did johnny clear his name? attorney andrew is here with the answers, he's got the law degree. ♪♪ he's next. ♪♪ you're just my type, the trial between johnny depp and his ex-wife, amber heard. now in the hands of the jury, they will decide who defames who and then we will find out how many millions of dollars the stars will have to potentially pay. there's a lot of mudslinging in this case with details from their lifestyle, exposed day after day, booze, drugs, violence, bed poop. your to break it down, northwestern law professor, and are is back. the first thing, hi, andrew, welcome. the first thing that occurs to me watching his a lot of people didn't like johnny depp before the trial and now they feel that they strongly dislike amber heard, is that a victory for johnny depp? >> i think it is, the london case two years before where the judge filed amber heard but now all of a sudden he went into this everybody was thinking he would get killed again. now for whatever reason the public per

we love you, johnny! it is now finally coming to an end, and johnny depp's welcome for today's closing arguments was more than enthusiastic. and it's notjust the fans. this courtroom drama has for millions become daily viewing, and it's clear that from the very beginning, it'sjohnny depp who was winning the global pr battle. i believe johnny depp. i think he's very truthful, i think he's been through a lot. you're convinced johnny? i'm... i'm 99%, yes. i'm here today because i support amber heard 100%. support amber heard, 100%. 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 the jury, you have now heard heard all the evidence in the case. the seven members of the jury who will now decide his future where reminded this was not a popularity contest, this is a case about libel. amber heard's rates describing herself as a victim of domestic violence were, his lawyers claimed, notjust false, but devastating

throughout it all, johnny depp sat head down with his notes and jelly beans. all of it, he says, is untrue, but his ex—wife has a much more to say. david sillito, bbc news. earlier i spoke to anousha sakoui who is an entertainment reporter at the la times. i asked her how people have responded after amber heard took to the stand. this is week four of a 5—week trial and this is the first time that amber heard has been on the stand herself. we had four days ofjohnny depp last week after quite a lot of witnesses to bolster his case. this week we've seen the first witnesses for the defence and, you know, it's obviously early days, we got another week estimated of this trial, next week, and the week after and so far, the public perception has largely been behind johnny depp. there's been reports of the throngs of fans of his that have been outside the courtroom in virginia. we've also seen on social media a lot of bolstering of his case and his side of things, so we'll have to see, like, today, as your report showed, there were some quite detailed and explicit

we do see johnny look up every once in a while. johnny's lawyer said you'll never look at me in the eyes ever again. >> here's my prediction,yen nine. the jury concludes they deserve each other. your thought? >> i think this case is nuttier than a snickers bar. it is crazy. and i love every second of it. >> jeanine, thank you for being here. i sadly agree with you. >> thanks, michael. . >> checking on your tweets and facebook skphepbts. from the world of twitter what do we have? >> amber is doing a lot of acting. a piece written this week that said the whole thing is just a giant hookup. honest to god, it's like a tinder -- you know what, i shouldn't even expand on my theory. it wasn't my original theory, by the way, but you couldn't make it up. best i end the segment. >>> still to come, more of your best and worst tweets and facebook comments. we'll give you the final result of the survey question. make sure you register for the daily newsletter and answer this question. should joe biden announce now that he is not running for re-

her pr team was saying, johnny depp isn't even looking at her and is snickering. his pr team says she's not telling the truth and they are going to show that in cross-examination. what to you think about that? >> i think that johnny depp is definitely winning in the court of public opinion. and amber heard isn't doing so well when it comes to the court of public opinion, which is why she switched up pr teams. i think that it's telling that johnny depp's team came out with that statement after amber heard's testimony yesterday because i think that that sort of proves maybe there's some fear or concern she might have done some damage to their case. we fight the issues in a courtroom. we are talking about two celebrities. two public figures and i think that with johnny depp, what really matters is that he is able to tell his truth. his team said it's the truth. so they are arguing for the court of public opinion. i don't think it matters how this trial actually results at least for johnny depp. >> i agree with you. it's hard to watch. every day it is hard to watch. a

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,

. >>> the blockbuster trial between johnny depp and his ex-wife amber heard. the vicious accusations during closing arguments. the case now in the hands of the jury. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening. i'm tom llamas in for lester tonight it was a gutting admission today from texas law enforcement that a decision was made not to enter the classroom where the gunman was with an entire fourth grade class for almost an hour police admitting today that was a mistake we also learned for much of that hour there were 19 police officers outside the door who did not go in we have shown you the video of frantic parents outside the school pleading with officers to go in. today we learned that there were children inside the school calling 911. one of them begging, please, send the police now still they did not go in 19 children and 2 teachers were killed when asked how many lives could have been saved if they acted earlier the official could only say i don't know new images of the moments some children were able to escape the school

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we've heard from johnny depp. amber heard has sacked a public relations team in the last 24—48 hours. how do people think she has been performing on the stand now?— on the stand now? well, like ou on the stand now? well, like you said. _ on the stand now? well, like you said, this _ on the stand now? well, like you said, this is _ on the stand now? well, like you said, this is weak - on the stand now? well, like you said, this is weak for - on the stand now? well, like you said, this is weak for a l on the stand now? well, like| you said, this is weak for a 5- you said, this is weakfor a 5— week trial and this is the first time that amber heard has been on the stand herself. we had four days ofjohnny depp last week after quite a lot of witnesses to bolster his case. this week we've seen the first witnesses for the defence and, you know, it's obviously early days, we got another week estimated of this trial, next week, and the week after and so far, the public perception has largely been behind johnny depp. t

he is a one-note johnny. he's all about immigration, he was back then and then he was on the fringe of the gop. people didn't listen to him. in this case he was in the oval office with the ear of the most important man in the country. >> i've had conversations with him about his view of immigration making a case for only a certain kind of people belonging in this country. >> which we heard a lot of. jim and i have been talking about this throughout the morning. when you look at these revelations, why are you saying something now and not then? he did say his real act of service was to stay there ap sure -- i wonder with another book of shocking revelations about what was happening in the white house, what is the reimpact moving forward? it's a really good question, erica. that he does not believe that donald trump is fit to serve, that he has one focus and that is himself and not the public good and that he should not be in that role. and, as you said, he argues in this book that he stayed as what he called th

there's been a lot of support for johnny depp. you see a lot of social media articles, blogs going out that seem to be supporting johnny depp in this legal battle, this very public legal battle that we have here. amber heard is looking to switch things up on the eve of her testimony that we expect to come in a few days now. >> so you say she's not happy obviously with the headlines and the reaction to it. how much can she really sway the court of public opinion, and does it really matter? the jury isn't supposed to be listening to any of that, right? >> ideally the jury is insulated from this hoopla and coverage and sensationalism. that's the practical or the ideal aspect of a trial. but the reality is, the reality is that in this information day and age, it's very hard for some media or information not to really get to those jury's ears. that could lead to a mistrial if that's ever found out. this is a public trial. there is a lot of circus-like atmosphere. the court of public opinion these days is almost as important as the cour