that everybody who is important in this case is in that courtroom and that he s got everything lined up. john hendren with the latest from outside the courthouse in minneapolis john you re monitoring developments there for us but for the moment thank you let s go to mary frances berry professor of american thought and history at the university of pennsylvania and also the former chair of the u.s. commission on civil rights she joins me now by skype from new orleans madame thank you so much for joining us here 3 on out you followed the trial 3 weeks of trial you ve heard that the fence in the prosecution what is your reaction to the fact that the jury reached a verdict and what was it 11 hours of deliberation or so. right the history of these things is a trials is that if the jury stays out a lesser amount of time and this is considered a small amount and then the verdict is likely to be guilty we don t know if that s true i mean not guilty if they stay out longer limb their q
outside. we got to 93 degrees, tying the record that was set last year on september 9th. today will be much cooler but still almost as humid. still a muggy feel to the air with that moisture in the air, got clouds, even a sprinkle or two on the radar and spotty showers out over the waters some of the heaviest here over the over the ocean, but what might barely clip nantucket in the next half hour, that is the forecast for today. very, very hit or miss showers, otherwise kind of a clouds and sun. got a 70, but it s a dew point to tell you how humid it is. the dew point is up in the range of yesterday much even though it will be cooler than yesterday, temperatures only in the upper 70s near 80 degrees for the boston area, across the north shore to the east coast of new hampshire more like mid 80s as you get to the south of the pike, and areas of taunton and about that and the rest of the seven-day forecast coming up in a few minutes. bad news for the patriots, big 87, team
years. the city of minneapolis and the entire country is on edge, depending on the result. president biden finally weighing in earlier today, calling the evidence in the case overwhelming, strongly suggesting that he s hoping for a guilty verdict, but calling for calm, no matter the outcome. here were his remarks on the case and on the grief that the floyd family is still enduring. i ve come to know george floyd s family, and so i can only imagine the pressure and anxiety they re feeling. they re a good family. they re calling for peace and tranquility, no matter what that verdict is. i m praying the verdict is the right verdict, which i think is overwhelming in my view. i wouldn t say that unless the jury was sequestered now, not hearing me say that. the biden administration already has been gearing up for any response when the verdict comes down. that preparation includes reaching out to national guards, minneapolis officials and civil rights groups on the ground and al
are you cautious? who is with you? what s the mood? where are you? and he said philonise and i are in the courthouse. he said the family has faith that derek chauvin will be found criminally liable for killing george floyd, and, again, that s from ben crump, the family attorney, and as has been reported earlier, philonise george, the brother of george floyd will be in the courtroom when the verdict is ruled and he s there now with the family attorney and the family attorney, i would imagine together, and they are cautiously optimistic considering the time that it took the jury to deliberate, wolf, and come up with a verdict that it s going to be at least in their favor, not exactly sure how they are going to rule on all the charges but there you go, that s the latest from the family and the attorney, wolf blitzer. we ll be checking back with them all the time. sara sidner, just managed to reconnect with you. first of all, tell us where you are and tell us what you re seeing
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