SAVIDGE: The so-called American sniper trial resumes on Monday. So far we have seen some dramatic dash cam video showing a violent police chase as well as video of the alleged killer and Marine veteran holed up in his car, it was actually a pickup truck telling police that voodoo is among us. Prosecutors argue the use of recreational drugs trigger the murder of former Navy SEAL Chris Kyle and Chat Littlefield, and not PTSD as the defense maintains. CNN's Ed Lavandera has more from Texas.</s>ED LAVANDERA, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Testimony in the American sniper trial will continue this week starting Monday morning here in Stephenville, Texas. The jury of ten women and two men will continue hearing testimony. They've already heard three days' worth so far. And it's still the prosecution that is putting on its case. They will continue to call witnesses detailing the events of the day Chris Kyle and Chad Littlefield were murdered. And also, they will start getting into the details and the mental health issues that they are trying to knock down. Remember. Prosecutors here are trying to show that it was more the abuse of recreational drugs and alcohol which had a greater effect on Eddie Ray Routh instead of the mental health issue. So we will start seeing a lot more - and that kind of continued testimony here in this week ahead. Ed Lavandera, CNN, Stephenville, Texas. So, coming up next hour on "NEW DAY" terror in Denmark, a suspected gunman is dead after opening fire at a cafe and a synagogue. Now the prime minister is speaking out.</s>HELLE THORNING-SCHMIDT (through translator): This is not a battle between Islam and the West and it is not a battle between Muslims and non-Muslims, but a battle between the values of freedom for the individual in a dark ideology.</s>PAUL: Stay with us. We are talking to the deputy prime minister just ahead.
The American Sniper Trial Continues