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Jurors watch video clips of the Christmas parade; a detective on the stand discusses hearing the horn, followed by a red SUV coming right at him; he said he put his hands on the hood and came face-to-face with Brooks behind the wheel.

A lineup of Dallas police officers testify about the response to the 911 call after the shooting of Botham Jean.

The police body-cam shows jurors the scene of the shooting, where Botham Jean was killed; the State questions a Dallas Police Sergeant who arrived at the scene of Botham Jean's shooting.

Police officers and paramedics recall what the scene was like when they arrived and tried to save Botham Jean's life; detectives on the case testify about screening Amber Guyger for drugs and taking her gun after the shooting.

The paramedic who rushed Botham Jean to a hospital testifies about trying to save the 26-year-old's life; jurors learn about the layout of the units and hallways at South Side Flats.

Yazeed Essa's defense began its cross-examination of his younger brother. Firas gave jurors more details about the events leading up to and following the death of his sister-in-law, Rosemarie. The jury could end up weighing the credibility of Yazeed's brother just as much as the defendant himself. What did they know about Rosemarie's death and everything that happened afterward?

Yazeed Essa's lifestyle was the focus of testimony from his brother who was on the stand. During his marriage to Rosemarie Essa, prosecutors said the defendant had numerous mistresses, and he kept that a secret from his wife. Firas testified that Rosie was special to him, but he always had women around. Firas even claimed that at one time Yazeed had sex with 6 different women in a 24-hour period.

The Defense brought in the background of Yazeed Essa's marriage to Rosemarie. On the stand was his younger brother, Firas. They were close and had been in business together in the years leading up to Rosemarie's death. Firas claims he was out of the country when Rosemarie died. Yazeed's defense team stressed the defendant's emotional state following his wife's death. But the jury would later decide - was he a grieving husband or a guilty murderer?