deals with the provocation instruction that the judge gave them. those are two significant items obviously in this trial, two of the biggest things that the jurors are considering. in the afternoon when they asked for more of the instructions, that involved the other incidents and also importantly the lesser-included charges they re now considering. we re waiting to get word from the court that the jurors are back in the jury room. so far we haven t gotten word. usually this is a jury that arrives on time and things get started on time. they should start their deliberations. once we get word on that and obviously any other news, we ll certainly let you know. for now we expect a jury to return and deliberations to continue. we ll be watching closely. shimon prokupecz outside the courthouse. let s speak to former federal prosecutor jen rogers about all that s involved here. i don t want you to imagine you re a fly on the wall inside that jury room. juries can be unpredictable
the jump in covid as millions plan to travel for thanksgiving. thank you for being here. we begin with these new developments in two high-profile trials gripping the nation. first in wisconsin, we re awaiting the verdict in the kyle rittenhouse homicide trial. the jury has just begun its second day of deliberations after spending more than eight hours behind closed doors yesterday. this morning we learned that the defense team filed a motion for m mistrial accusing the state of intentional prosecutorial over reach. in georgia, the defense is presenting its case in the trial of three men accusesed of killing ahmaud arbery while he was out jogging. prosecutors rested their case after calling 23 witnesses. the state s medical examiner, the last to testify, he conducted the autopsy on aubrey. jurors were shown graphic photos of the gunshot wounds that killed arbery. let s begin with cnn s shimon prokupecz outside the courthouse in kenosha, wisconsin. shimon, what s happening ther