. good evening. on a holiday summer sunday when so many people are taking the day off, jurors in a orlando courthouse were hard at work, listening to closing arguments before deciding the fate of a young mother. if you were anywhere near a television today, you couldn t escape the wall-to-wall coverage, the live feed of casey anthony, at times stone-faced, at times, openly weeping. anthony is accused of killing her 2-year-old daughter, caylee. and after more than a month of wrenching testimony, now the countdown to a verdict. nbc s kerry sanders has been covering the case from the start. he was in the courtroom today. and joins us from orlando. good evening, kerry. well good evening, kate, the prosecution and the defense were each given four hours to make their closing arguments. but like so many other aspects of this case, there was an unplanned moment that unfolded in front of the jury. casey anthony is a accused of the premeditated murder of her daughter, caylee. but t
novec has 40 customers without power right now. making progress getting the numbers down. tom, more storms possible later in the day? unfortunately, yes. late this afternoon and for the events on the mall, there is the possibility of a passing thunderstorm this evening. right now no travel problems weatherwise. we have a dry sky over washington and throughout most of the region. although those little blips of blue that you see on radar on the left of your screen, those are light showers in the central and southern shenandoah valley. they re drifting off to the east. temperatures are near mid-70s in washington and by the bay. away from the waters and inland, rural areas, most regions near 70 degrees. we still have quite a bit of cloudiness around this morning. the view from space over the last 12 hours showing the storm system that passed through yesterday afternoon and evening is now long gone. behind that, we still have considerable cloudiness. we ought to get breaks in