people could not recite the states, the margins. if you could take us on places where the vote is open, places that could conceivably together add up or on their own add up to 270 for joe biden. let s do that. let s take a quick look at that march to 270. we don t have alaska and we won t have that for a while. the presumption is that that goes to donald trump. north carolina we won t have for a little while and a put that in trump s column for the moment. this is just an exercise. it doesn t mean that will happen. let s say that happened in georgia and now we re looking at nevada and arizona. at the moment joe biden has the lead in nevada and arizona. if that continues to be the case, there you have joe biden with 270. but we don t know. because we haven t gotten enough votes counted. so let s take those out of play. in fact, take them all out of play and let s look at pennsylvania. if you put that into joe biden s column today, joe biden gets 273 and he wins pennsylvania.
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
now dot the peninsula. atherton police releasing new details on the car that was buried in the backyard of a multimillion dollar mansion. no human remains were found inside the car. but the question remains, why wasn t below ground in the first place? kron four s justin campbell has the latest in the investigation. work. crews started filling up the whole monday in the backyard of an atherton mansion where a car was found buried last week. now we know more information that this car was a mercedes. that s what police tell us. convertible palo alto. police say the car was reported stolen in september of 1992. now was told to the san mateo county crime lab. and that s where it s at right now. but here s a recap of how we got to where we are today. how this car was found after 10 police say this past thursday, the car was discovered during a landscaping project. most likely buried in the 90 s during the excavation cadaver dogs gave a slight notification of possible human remain
new york, where correspondent ali velshi has ventured home from minneapolis is now at 14th street and 5th avenue in lower manhattan where, ali, we should point out, curfew s been in effect for what, three hours? reporter: that s correct, exactly three hours on union square, we have people arrested. there s another van right next to it where they re still load people in. you can still see police vehicles coming in. there s a third person in a van, with some people with zip ties around their wrists. there were more than a dozen people in the last 15 minutes, they were all seated here. they continue to chat. the sur few has been in place for about three hours, what we ve seen is police moving around to various places and making arrests. there were large groups, numbers of 15,000. there seems to be another group, coming from upper west side. there was a third group in midtown in the 50s, and another group in times square. i spoke to a couple protesters who said there wasn t rea
showing several officers on the ground as floyd is being held down. no charges have been filed in this case, and that, to many people, is the problem. a news conference today was frustratingly news-free. we ll have much more on all of it just ahead. for the very latest from minneapolis, we want to go back now to correspondent ali velshi, who is on the ground in the middle of tonight s protest. ali, having watched your live coverage, you were at the scene of that huge fire earlier. we ve watched fires start back up, and obviously you re in the thick of it again now. reporter: let me tell you what s happened. we are now right in front of the third precinct. this is the third precinct. we saw early protesters had gotten in. now they made their way through on that side. the fire was about a block and a half over there. the protesters are continuing to try and get into the police station. now, this is where the tension has arisen between the police and the protesters because as