no. daunte wright caused his own death unfortunately. reporter: in their rebeauty, the prosecution called the defense s argument stunning and said there is no evidence deadly force was necessary including potter s own belief she was pulling her taser, instead of her gun. her conduct created a risk that she would use the wrong weapon. her conduct in going to her gun holster, drawing her gun, and pulling it and pointing the trigger. and adrienne broaddus joins us now. adrienne, what kind of evidence does the jury have while they are deliberating and what have we heard from them in terms of questions? well, john, members of the jury will be able to hold the gun potter used the day she shot and killed daunte wright. they will also be able to see and feel the taser she intended to grab. it s an opportunity for them to
another question it was about exhibit 199. that is the gun potter used on the day she shot and killed daunte the jury wanted to know if the zip ties that are securing the weapon could be removed so they could remove the weapon from the evidence box. the answer was yes. you might remember, during closing arguments, erin aldridge and matthew frank on rebuttal told members of the jury they would have an opportunity to compare and contrast the two weapons. they would be able to feel and see the taser potter thought she intended to pull, as well as the gun. they did mention, obviously, the gun is not loaded with ammunition, so the weight is a little different. today, the first-full day of jury deliberations, combined with deliberating today and yesterday, they were in that room for more than 14 hours trying to determine whether or not potter is guilty of first
breaking news. the jury in the kim potter trial revealing they could be deadlocked. the jury asking a key question tonight, which is what happens if they don t reach a consensus? potter is on trial for killing daunte wright after she says she meant to pull her taser but instead pulled her gun and that jury has been sent home for the night. they have been deliberating now for more than 14 hours. adrienne broaddus is out front with us now. adrienne, a very revealing quefrom this jury tonight. what did the judge tell them? well, the judge re-read an instruction she gave to them yesterday. and that first question they asked certainly signals there may be some sort of debate or disagreement brewing among members of the jury. the zwruj judge said to them, in part, deliberate with a view toward reaching an agreement if key word if you can do so without violating your individual judgment. members of the jury also had
it s the gun potter used the day she shot and killed daunte wright. they wanted to know if the zip ties securing that weapon could be removed. the answer was yes. you might remember, if you listened closely during closing arguments on monday, the prosecutor said jurors would have the opportunity to hold and feel that gun as well as the taser. kate. adrienne, thank you for that update. coming up for us, enrollment through obamacare is booming. a breakdown of the record high new numbers just coming in. that s next. this flag isn t backwards. it s facing this way because it s moving forward. just like the men and women who wear it on their uniforms and the country it represents. they re all only meant to move one direction
death unfortunately. reporter: in their rebuttal, the prosecution called the defense s argument stunning and said there is no evidence deadly force was necessary, including potter s own belief she was pulling her taser instead of her gun. her conduct created a risk that she would use the wrong weapon. her conduct in going to her gun holster, drawing her gun and pointing it and pulling the trigger. reporter: and members of the jury will be able to touch and feel the gun potter used to shoot and kill daunte wright. they will also have access to the taser. it s an opportunity to compare and contrast the two weapons. they also have a laptop containing the body camera video. that laptop, the internet on it, has been disabled. adrienne broadus, cnn, minneapolis. thanks, adrienne.