joining us now is joel anderson. joel's a senior national reporter from buzz feed news. thanks very much for joining us. appreciate your time. >> thanks for having me. >> can you give me some sense of what you've seen? one of the things we're trying to figure out with this curfew going into effect tomorrow it's unclear what that's going to mean tonight. whether this is likely to be an all-night thing. >> it's really hard to predict. at times, the protests -- the people out on the streets are gaining momentum that there's going to be a larger conflict. all of a sudden as soon as that energy builds it sort of dissipates. so it's really tough to know. i got here around 3:00, and it seemed really really dangerous. i thought there was going to be chaos all afternoon long. right now, it seems like it's sort of calmed down a bit. >> in terms of the injuries today, one of the things that happens on reporting on incidents like this you get specific information about injuries to police officer. we were told on saturday night that six police officers incurred minor injuries. we wer

and joel first to you. to hear anderson'sons when he's talking to all these jurors and they're all referring to aaron hernandez by his first name "aaron" to me is an intimacy they say they all felt while silting in this court room for three months. has this become a home away from home? >> absolutely. a courtroom in any situation, becomes a home away from home. they watch them and know stories or makeup stories about them. and obviously, the defendant, clearly the defense attorneys called him aaron and they pick up on that and move forward with that. they watch the body language and the body language is the jurors were talk of it with aaron hernandez. what i think is really important is the body language between all of these jurors. >> what do you mean? >> if you watch, there are only four of them that speak out at all. maybe in follow up others speak but not many of them were shaking their heads in agreement with the jurors that were speaking out and while we certainly want to protect the sank sanktity of that jury room, i s