of testimony in evidence, jury deliberations begin in the homicide trial of kyle rittenhouse, our jay grey has the latest >> i think it's no surprise. >> reporter: reviewing testimony and referring to the shootings as murder, prosecutors take their last turn with the jury. >> there is no valid self-defense claim >> they say kyle rittenhouse provoked the violence the night he shot and killed two men and wounded a third. >> when the defendant provokes the incident, he loses the right to self-defense. >> the defendant says rittenhouse was chased down, all bushed and had no choice but to use his weapon. >> he was there, he was causing trouble. he was a rioter and my client had to deal with him that night alone. >> reporter: so after two weeks that included rittenhouse breaking down on the witness stand. >> that's absolutely untrue. >> reporter: verbal sparring between the judge and prosecutors and dozens of hours of testimony, it is now the jury's time to talk with the small town and the nation anxiously awaiting to hear what they have to say jay grey, nbc news, kenosha. >>> breaking this morn

tensions are high in kenosha, wisconsin, as residents there await a vempblth our jay grey has more. >> reporter: let's set the stage this jury came in, started deliberations about 9:00 central time they paused for launch and asked the judge only one question, if he can give them copies for everyone of the jury instructions and the charging sheets and from there on, they have been working non-stop behind closed doors. no indication, no reaction to what's going on in this first day of deliberations we have seen the crowd outside the courthouse grow a bit. protesters making sure their voices are heard as that jury continues their work we have those in favor of kyle rittenhouse being allowed to walk out of this courtroom and those who say he should go to jail for life. that's what this jury is trying to determine where in that spectrum kyle rittenhouse, 18, now 17 at the time will land it comes after two weeks of testimony. about 30 witnesses, including kyle rittenhouse, himself. with some back and forth between prosecutors and the judge. for now, though, this is all in the hands of the j

jay grey out there from right around the parade route, we'll begin in a few hours, thank you for joining we are looking forward to nowadays, for sure. >> because there is so much going on across the country. that one we will embrace every year when will be out there, too. it's a great feat for people working here at 30 rock. they peak outside on 6th avenue. they see the blues passing by. they see the blues passing by. >> it's a tradition we are ♪♪ reynolds wrap makes this whole cooking and cleanup thing so easy. it speeds up this... so i can get to them. easy prep, cook and clean with reynolds wrap. >>> right now at 4:30, a security guard shot while on the job. new details about the attempted robbery of a tv news crew, and the way oakland leaders plan to address the city's violence. >>> a rise in crime has many shoppers on edge ahead of black friday. the key things to look out for before you swipe your credit card. this is "today in the bay." >>> good morning, it is 4:30. thank you so much for joining us. i'm kira klapper in for laura garcia today. >> and i'm marcus washington. we want t

milwaukee dancing grannys and another member's husband that group was performing at the time our jay grey has more. >> reporter: the investigation continues today in waukesha where an suv turned a weekend of holiday parade into a scene of panic and pain >> i saw 83 people right in front of me get hit. >> reporter: 39-year-old darryl e. brooks is in custody after the chaos in this photo from a previous arrest. >> we have information the suspect prior to the incident was involved in a domestic disturbance. at this time the waukesha police department is referring five attempts of intentional homicide. >> reporter: everyone watching the parade struggling to find safety >> my wife got out of the way. by the time she did, the car came right past me within at least 2 feet i could have touched the car going by >> in waukesha, the search for answers continues. jay grey, nbc news, waukesha, wisconsin. >>> a jury is expected to begin deliberating the fate of three men accused of murdering ahmaud aubrey prosecutors say the men attacked aubrey because he was black. the defense argues, he was making a

that's the latest as this continues if kenosha, i'm jay grey, back to you. >>> president biden will turn his attention to easing the supply chain crunch today after taking hisen for plan on the road today he visited a gm plant, where the president touted the benefits of his build back better bill, which is house scheduled to begin debating today meanwhile, mr. biden is meeting with other north american leaders. chris pollone joins us from d.c. with more. the u.s. and mexico and canada are teaming up to tackle the supply chain problem. >> reporter: frances, that's right. this is the first summit meeting of these three nations i should say in the last five years president biden will be looking to reset the relationship with the leaders of mexico and canada after four years of the trump presidency now, mexico, canada and the united states face similar challenges with migration, trade and the pandemic the leaders will likely discuss disruption of the supply chain bringing goods to north america from asia. though, there is some good news emerging on that front the white house says the ports o

jay grey, nbc news, kenosha, wisconsin. >>> we have a consumer alert for you. chicken patty products sold at trader joe's are being recalled the frozen chicken patties and spinach and fetta chicken sliders have been taken off shelves due to complaints of bone fragments in the food they recalled almost 98,000 pound of chicken proud between august 16th and september 29th >>> some states are backtracking in their progress against coronavirus. infects are climbing in 17 states from californiato colorado even in massachusetts, which is seeing a 44% increase in break through cases. according to cnbc, cases are up 25% in the mid-west, 18% in the nest, and 4% in the west over the past two weeks unvaccinated americans are filling hospital beds across the nation and currently account for the nearly 1,300 covid deaths. >>> the state department of health say they incorrected administered pfizer shots to 112 children, they say the pharmacy may have administered a lower dose than recommended. >>> meanwhile, a brothel in austria is located in vienna is offering vaccines every