it is good to be back with you on this second hour of chris jansing reports. at this hour, we re officially on verdict watch. the fate of a former president now being debated by 12 new yorkers who have never served on a jury before. the final instructions they were given in a case that could alter the outcome of a presidential election. also ahead, trump s red hot reactions. his flurry of online posts before heading to the courthouse, and how his campaign is raising money off the deliberations. defining reasonable doubt, how dueling arguments on michael cohen, stormy daniels, and even the access hollywood tape could come into play. sifting through a mountain of evidence, two jurors, jurors number four and number six instructed on how to use a laptop to call up any evidence they want to take a look at. we look at the critical documents at the center of donald trump s 34 felony counties. our reporters are following all of the latest developments. let s begin with yasmin
shepard: for more than five years on the fox report we have been reporting on the saga of drew peterson the former illinois police sergeant who is seemed to keep losing his wifes. now, now we know he will likely die in prison. a judge in joliet, illinois sentenced the convicted murderer to 38 years for killing his third wife. the math indicates he will leakily die there. as you recall a jif convicted peterson for the 2004 death of kathleen savio. the defense claimed she drown. the jury realized you can t drown without water. peterson s fourth wife is still missing. he is a suspect in her disappearance way back in 2007 and in 2008 i asked peterson about that. here. the neighbors said that they saw you carrying out a big blue barrel that would be big enough. again, that is not what we agreed to talk about.