YOUTUBE (NewsNation) - Tupac murder trial: Jury seated — filmmaker who investigated the case reacts
Tonight on "Jesse Weber Live": Millions of people across the Midwest are bracing for more storms and potential flash flooding. Many are in areas already devastated by catastrophic flooding. We'll take you to a town inundated by this week's floodwaters. Plus, new concerns about the welfare of U.S. sailors and Marines aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln. Reports allege poor living conditions on the aircraft carrier amid its lengthy deployment in the Middle East. An expert military panel joins Jesse to discuss. And with a jury now seated in the Tupac Shakur murder trial, we're joined by a filmmaker who spent years investigating the case and advocating for the trial to move forward. Also, major developments in another legal case we're following:…
AI:The Tupac Shakur murder trial has reached a major milestone with the official seating of a jury, ending decades of investigation delays and controversy. A filmmaker who spent years investigating the homicide reacted to the development, pushing for long-awaited accountability in the case. Additionally, concerns are mounting regarding reports of substandard living conditions for U.S. sailors and Marines aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln during its deployment in the Middle East, while legal eyes remain fixed on Luigi Mangione as he faces potential plea negotiations with federal prosecutors.Open