Darrell Brooks trial, day 16: Defense expected to rest on Monday

Darrell Brooks' defense is expected to rest on Monday and then the jury will be sent home. Brooks examined his remaining witnesses on Friday. Brooks is accused of killing six people by driving his SUV through a Christmas parade last year. He faces 76 charges in the parade crash Nov. 21 in Waukesha, including six homicide counts. He's representing himself at trial. Brooks has the right to take the stand on Monday. He suggested he may call his mom to testify, which the court will allow. But she needs to be in court by 9 a.m.