LIVE: Trial of teen girl suspect in Caleb Quick murder continues

Tuesday's hearing began with more testimony from Carlos Navarro, a friend of the two teen suspects.

Chief Deputy District Attorney Kendall Reynolds asked Navarro whether he had contact with the teen girl following the shooting.

Navarro says he called her shortly after it happened to her that Quick had been shot. He did not recall her reaction.

Navarro then describes a moment inside the McDonald's prior to the shooting. He says when the masked man walked in, he immediately told his friends the man reminded him of the girl's boyfriend, now accused of being the gunman.

Navarro says the teen girl quickly denied his claims, saying things like "that's not possible," and "he doesn't even dress like that."

Surveillance video from the restaurant then shows the moment Navarro says the teen girl told him about an allegation of sexual assault involving Caleb Quick. Navarro is seen in the video leaning in, listening intently as she describes the allegation.

He described her demeanor at this point as "on edge."

Navarro says the next time he saw her was the next morning, at Quick's grievance, where he saw her crying.

New testimony from friends who stood just feet away.

Two of Caleb Quick's friends recounted the moments they witnessed his fatal shooting Monday, providing some of the most terrifying testimony yet in the juvenile trial of the teenage girl accused of acting as the getaway driver.

The first day of witness testimony inside Fresno County Superior Court focused on the events immediately before and after the shooting outside a Clovis McDonald's, where prosecutors allege the defendant helped her teenage boyfriend carry out a plan to kill Quick.

"Yes, I watched his body drop," testified Michael Salinas.

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For the first time since the case began more than a year ago, cameras were allowed inside a Fresno County courtroom Tuesday as the juvenile trial of a teenage girl accused in the shooting death of Clovis teenager Caleb Quick got underway.

For the first time since the case began more than a year ago, cameras were allowed inside a Fresno County courtroom Thursday as the juvenile trial of a teenage girl accused in the shooting death of Clovis teenager Caleb Quick got underway.

The proceedings follow a high-profile transfer hearing in May, when a judge ruled the girl would remain in juvenile court rather than be tried as an adult.

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