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a jury failed to reach a verdict in the case of karen reed, accused of killing her boyfriend, who was a boston police officer. erin mclaughlin has the details on the mistrial and what comes next. >> reporter: karen reed walking out of court, after a jury was unable to reach a verdict in her tumultuous trial. >> i'm declaring a mistrial in this case. >> reporter: following five days of deliberations, the jury of six men and six women deadlocked over whether to find reed guilty of murdering her boyfriend. boston police officer john o'keefe. the judge raid reading reading . o'keefe's mother was visibly upset. reed embracing her family. the lawyers vowing not to back down. >> no matter how long it takes. no matter how long they keep trying, we will not stop fighting. >> reporter: the culmination of an extremely complex trial that included 74 witnesses, uhundred of exhibits and allegations of a police coverup, captivating watchers on social media and outside the court. prosecutors allege following relationship issues and a night of heavy drinking, reed backed her suv into o'keefe, leaving

. >>> the jury split on the verdict in karen reed's murder trial after deliberating for five days. prosecutors allege that reed killed her boyfriend, boston police officer, john o'keefe, after hitting him with her suv after a night of drinking. but hundreds of exhibits were not enough to reach a unanimous decision. the deechs pointed to a botched investigation and argued reed was being framed for murder by police. p prosecutors say the allegations are untrue and are vowing to retry the case. >>> a new york family is demanding answers and accountability after police fatally shot a 13-year-old boy. officers say the boy was holding a replica gun. and the body cam video has been released. some of the images we are about to show are disturbing. emilie ikeda has this report. >> reporter: new video of a gut-wrenching police shooting that killed a 13-year-old boy, prompting growing demands for answers and accountability. family of mway joined protest etprotesters outside city hall. >> i can't accept he's gone from our family. >> reporter: police officers approached mway and another suspect

the new trial date was set for karen reed. was set three weeks after a judge declared a mistrial. reed's lawyers are trying to get the murder charge dismissed, claiming the jury was only deadlocked on the manslaughter charge. reed is accused of ramming john o'keefe with her suv and leaving him to die in the snow, but she claims o'keefe was killed by other police officers. >> we turn now to an experiment giving people free money with no strings attached, $1,000 a month. it was a study conducted by a pioneer in artificial intelligence and what they found might surprise you. this morning, new insight into whether a universal basic income could one day be sustainable. it's from a study conducted by sam altman, the ceo of openai, who has warned about major job losses across certain industries. as artificial intelligence grows more powerfu. >> the speed of the change that may happen here is the part that i worry about the most. >> altman study gave 1000 low income people $1,000 per month over a three year period. it was free money.

jurors will begin fifth day of deliberations in karen reed's high profile murder trial today, the jury of fatally running over her boyfriend, boston police officer and leaving him to die in a snowstorm in january of 2022. reed is facing charges of second degree murder, manslaughter while operating a vehicle under the influence and leaving the scene of an accident resulting in death. if convicted on the murder charge, she could face life behind bars. tens of thousand offs florida panthers fans braved a torrential downpour yesterday to celebrate their team's stanley cup win, players repeatedly hoisting the trophy into the air to the drenched crowd on fort lauderdale. that looks like so much fun. the team snagged the triumph monday night, beat the oilers 2-1. it's their first ever stanley cup. and anti-israel pro testifiers disrupted and delayed pride marchs across the country this weekend. in new york city, agitators van vandalized floats, spray painting a struck carrying a pride group. in st. louis protesters chained themselves together. some were arrested before the parade was able to

karen reed was accused of killing her police officer boyd but the jury deadlocked amid allegations thatthe police botched the investigation. erin mcloughlin reports. >> karen read and her attorneys, defiant. >> no matter how long it takes, we will not stop fighting. >> reporter: after a murder trial that sparked social media and droves of reporters outside the white house enlded in a hung jury. a panel of jurors made up of six men and six women left deadlocked on monday, unable to decide whether read killed her boyfriend, boston police officer john o'keefe. he was found dead in the snow outside a fellow police officer's home on january 29th, 2022, after a night of drinking. the judge reading this note from the jurors who said they were starkly divided. >> some members of the jury firmly believe that the evidence surpasses the burden of proof. conversely, others find the evidence fails to meet this standard. >> reporter: in court, o'keefe's mother was visibly upsite. marking the conclusion of a complex trial that included hundreds of exhibits and 74 witnesses including state trooper, mic

a dead locked jury leads to a mistrial in the karen reed murder trial, the 44-year-old accused of killing suv into him and leaving him for dead outside in a snowstorm. the jury of six men and six women had been deliberating for days. first telling the judge on friday that they could not agree. they then wrote a note yesterday on day five, telling the judge we are deeply divided by fundamental differences, no lack of understanding or effort, consensus is not reachable. reed's attorney says, quote, this is what out looks like when you bring false charges against an innocent person. now the norfolk county district attorney's office also says the commonwealth intends to re-try the case, end quote. a florida judge unsealing grand jury transcripts from disgraced financier jeffrey epstein's 2006 child trafficking case revealing the jury heard from two you alleged underage v victims, two police officers and an investigator in a proceeding lasting less than four hours. the two victims were asked if they understood they engaged in prosecution and could be charged with a crime. the grand jury was co

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after five days of deliberations, a massachusetts court fails to reach a verdict in the trial of karen reed, the woman accused of killing her police officer boyfriend. this morning, new details on why the jury couldn't reach a unanimous decision and the defense's vow to keep fighting for her innocence. >> no matter how long it takes, no matter how long they keep trying, we will not stop fighting. >>> those stories, plus, breaking his silence. jaime foxx opening up about that medical emergency that apparently started with a bad headache and then it took an unexpected turn. what jaime foxx is now saying about that scarey incident. >>> then, game, set match. wimbledon off to an exciting start as day one of the grand slam tournament closed with thrilling wins. what we're expecting from the tennis stars today with all eyes also, a lot of folks wondering on american coco gauff. >> there's that smash! >>> also a lot of folks wondering could we get an appearance from the ultimate wimbledon fan, princess kate. we're following it all. >>> then twist of fate. the iconic rubik's cube marking its 50th a

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coming up, will the jury that's deciding the fate of karen reed, the woman accused of killing her police officer boyfriend? will they be able to come to a verdict? they'll be back for day five of deliberations this morning. so we'll have the latest on what's become quite the social media sensation. and then we can't wait to hear from hoda, who has that exclusive interview with the newly named u.s. olympic gymnastics team. as they look ahead to paris. but first, this is today on nbc. when lawyers who don't handle injury claims need help, they call us. justice takes more than a fighter. you need a champion walk up personal injury law visit, walk up law.com in the grand tapestry of california, four ecosystems with curious connections. connections in the forest like bears feeding redwood trees with salmon. and on the coast, we're underwater. forests support thousands of species, species in the desert survive the heat of day and thrive at night. bobcats navigate around the city just like us. see how it all weaves together at california state of nature? a new exhibit at the california academy

reed and her attorneys are returning to the report remount. we are told this is probably it as in the verdict may be in. the jurors returned today to begin week two of deliberation. karensed of killing her boyfriend during a winter storm. the massachusetts woman accused of hitting her boyfriend with the suv leaving him to die in a snowstorm. after telling a judge on friday they were unable to reach a unanimous decision so they've been deliberating and we are told that they could have reached a verdict. we don't know for certain yet but we wanted to let you know that we are watching this and we will have that for you as soon as it is in. jackie. >> jacqui: keep an eye on that. in the meantime grocery stores are cutting prices but many shoppers stay it is still too high. some of the president's closest advisors are getting deeper downplaying that. fox business is edward lorenz as live at the white house with more on this. edward, how much higher our prices? >> prices are still overall 19% higher than the month that president biden came into office. the president tried to turn the page on the debate and put that behind him. the administration focusing on the good aspects