videos at will. also in the deliberating room with members of jury, the glock that killed daunte wright, it is not loaded. the ammunition was removed and they also have the taser potter intended to pull that day. this is an opportunity as their deliberating to look and feel the difference of the two weapons. victor. fascinating there. adrianne proudous in minneapolis for us. thank you. health experts warn a grim winter of coronavirus is in ahead, but that is not stopping millions of people already traveling for the holidays. we re live at one of the busiest airports in the country.
for yourself, but only after you have discussed the case with your fellow jurors and have carefully considered their views. you should not hesitate to re-examine your views and change your opinion if you become convinced they are erroneous, but you should not surrender your honest opinion simply because other jurors disagree or merely need to reach a verdict. and the jury has now been deliberating 19 hours inside of the deliberating room, they have access to the taser potter intended to grab as well as the gun she used to shoot and kill wright. that was one of the other questions. they wanted to know if the zip ties could be removed so they could feel and touch the gun and the answer was yes and you might remember on monday, prosecutors told them they would have the opportunity to compare and contrast both weapons so they could see the difference.
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
i m going to handcuff you. and this contention ta he caused his own death is fac factually wrong and legally wrong. it s factually wrong because very simply, as you saw, kim potter shot a bullet into his chest. reporter: about three hours into deliberations on monday, members of the jury had a question. they wanted to know when potter met with dr. miller. miller is the psychologist called by the defense. he talked about the action error concept. the judge did not give any specifics. meanwhile, members of the jury have access to the gun and the taser potter used. it s an opportunity for them to compare and contrast the two weapons. jury deliberations continue at this hour. coming up for us, the surge in new covid cases is straining hospital resources once again in many parts of the country. now what new data from the cdc tells us about the most at-risk population. that s next.