george cried quietly. his wife renee, remained stoic. on the benches across the court, barb'sthey're thinking. >> the foreperson read the verdicts. first degree premeditated murder of barbara george guilty, first degree premeditated murder. guilty, murder in the first degree. and guilty on the other counts as well, felony firearm and insurance fraud. michael george didn't break down this time. he closed his eyes and seemed to talk to himself. behind him his wife renee buried her head. barb's brother contained his joy out of respect for his nieces who lost their mother and now their father. >> it's a little bit bittersweet. they still have to come to the realization that their father's a murderer. >> the prosecutors quietly congratulated each other on the conviction. >> it was a huge relief to know that finally the family was getting what they deserved, the justice they deserved. >> michael george was led out of the courtroom to begin the rest of his life in prison, no possibility of parole. a terrible injustice as his staunch defense attorney saw it. >> i've lived with this ca

not only barbed wire and fencing behind me but we and have the seen a deployment this high of the minnesota national guard since right after george floyd was initially killed. how the community will be reacting to this week, this trial that has been visible for the past three weeks, how they react to the actual conclusion of it, it's interesting to just see how things people react to the ultimate conclusion that we will likely see at some point in week, stephanie. >> shaquille brewster, glenn kirschner, chief best, thank you all so much. busy day in minneapolis. >>> and in indianapolis, another busy morning and a lot of difficult questions after the mass shootings at a fedex facility that happened late last week. they're trying to figure out why on earth after being flagged by police and weapons seize ready, the suspect was able to legally go ahead and purchase more guns. all eight victims of thursday's shootings have been identified. half were members of the sikh community. kathy park joins us now from indianapolis. kathy, what's the latest? >> steph, good morning to you. officials say the suspect cleared a background check befo