chose to stay past the time they normally would have gone home. they stayed for an extra hour at 6:30 p.m., the judge dismissing the jury for a day. they ve been in deliberations for about 20 minutes this morning. it is an indication they do seem to be close to a verdict. we ll see whether or not we get one today. if there s no verdict today, the jury will be off tomorrow and back on friday morning. one of the things they may be discussing that third defendant, william roddie bryan, his attorney going out of the way on monday in defense closings to separate his client out saying he was in the backup pickup truck, only had a cell phone. never got out of the truck, making a plea for the jury to treat him differently than the other two defendants. i want to bring in msnbc legal analyst danny cevallos and civil rights attorney charles coleman. danny let s start with you, if closing arguments are any indication, the jury is likely focusing on the whole idea of whether or not this was a ci