Tonight deliberations begin in Donald Trump's criminal trial what the jury

asked for today and what it could mean. Plus White House advisor what Donald Trump

could offer Elon Musk if he wins.

And Biden's next move, January 6th officer Harry Dunn is here

to talk about his new role on the campaign

as the 11th hour gets underway on this Wednesday night.

Good evening once again, I'm Stephanie Rule.

We are now 160 days away from the election.

And today, 12 New Yorkers spent four and a half hours

deliberating over the 34 felony counts

in Donald Trump's criminal trial.

They have not reached a verdict as of yet and will resume tomorrow morning.

They did have requests for the court, including a re-reading of some potentially crucial testimony.

Here's my colleague Laura Jarrett with the details. of some potentially crucial testimony.

Here's my colleague Laura Jarrett with the details.

Tonight jury deliberations wrapping up for the day in former President Trump's

hush money case, the first trial of an American president.

Seven men and five women deliberating for roughly four and a half hours,

after sitting through more than an hour of complex instructions

from the judge, who told the Manhattan jury to set aside

any bias for or against Mr. Trump and to not ignore any evidence simply because

you want the trial to end. Judge Juan Mershaun walking jurors through each of the 34 counts Mr. Trump faces

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