This case is exactly what you thought when you saw it first.

When you saw that video, it is exactly that.

You can believe your eyes.

It's exactly what you believed.

It's exactly what you saw with your eyes.

It's exactly what you knew.

It's what you felt in your gut.

It's what you now know in your heart.

This wasn't policing.

This was murder.

Start from the point of the presumption of innocence

and see how far the state can get.

The fate of the officer accused of killing George Floyd, now in the hands of a jury.

With the first full day of deliberations beginning today, the question is, when will we get

a verdict?

Plus, former senator, diplomat, vice president, and presidential hopeful

Walter Mondale has died. Our question this morning, how are we remembering him? And the Academy is

doing something totally different when it comes to mask wearing at Sunday's Oscars. The question is,

what's being done to keep guests safe? It's way too early for this.

Good morning and welcome to way too early, the show that knows exactly what we're wearing for the Oscars.

Sweatpants, obviously, like every other evening. I am Casey Hunt on this Tuesday, April 20th.

We'll start with the news. The case against former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin in the death of George Floyd is now in the hands of a sequestered jury.

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