COSTELLO: All right. This just in to CNN, an important update. The University of North Carolina issuing an all-clear after unconfirmed reports earlier of an armed person on campus. That notice coming after classes were temporarily suspended on the threat. The UNC campus will resume normal activities. Again, everything back to normal and safe at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Good news this morning. In Baltimore, a jury is expected to be seated today in the trial of William Porter. One of the six officers charged in the killing of Freddie Gray. Attorneys spent the last two days sifting through 150 potential candidates trying to find a fair and impartial group. But new details about the jury pool are raising skepticism over how well that process is actually working. Out of the 150 people questioned, all say they knew about Gray's death. And all but one say they were aware of the city's financial settlement with Gray's family. Perhaps even more concerning, at least two people admitted to knowing the victim, Freddie Gray. It's unknown whether they were dismissed. CNN's Jean Casarez is covering this. She's in Baltimore. Good morning.</s>JEAN CASAREZ, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Good morning, Carol. You know, late yesterday afternoon, when it was finished, I saw the attorneys come out of that conference room where they had been doing individual questioning, along with the judge and the defendant, I saw a sigh of relief just in their body language as they came out. So, I think they believe they have to final jury pool where they can select the final jury. And that is starting right now in the courthouse behind me. The final jury for the Freddie Gray case with the defendant William Porter is beginning right now. Now, the defendant, William Porter, he is charged with very serious offenses, involuntary manslaughter, second degree assault are the two most serious. They both are ten years maximum in prison and so, he could serve at least 20 years if convicted of those two alone.
Jury Expected to be Seated in Cop's Trial.