BILL HEMMER, CNN ANCHOR: In Albany, New York, it is day three now of jury deliberations, this in the murder trial of four New York City police officers. They are accused of gunning down an unarmed African immigrant. CNN's Maria Hinojosa covering that trial once again, live from Albany with more -- Maria.</s>MARIA HINOJOSA, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Bill, just at about 10:10 this morning the jury began to rehear the testimony of the two officers who each fired 16 rounds at Amadou Diallo, who was unarmed in his Bronx apartment building vestibule. They have also asked to hear later this morning testimony from a police expert who's usually critical of the police. This time he said the police were justified and following police procedure. And the jury has also asked the judge to reread to them the explanations of three different theories of justification. The judge instructed the jury that if they believe the officers were acting in self-defense then the shooting could be justified. They will continue deliberating. This is jury made up of seven white men, one white women, four African-American women, one whom is the forewoman. They're expected to continue deliberating throughout the day until 11:00 p.m. tonight or until they reach a verdict -- Bill.</s>HEMMER: Maria, obviously this case is getting a lot of national attention, but there locally in the state of New York the jurors have been sequestered for the deliberations. The judge concerned here that they could be influenced by coverage of this case and public opinion as well?</s>HINOJOSA: Well, as a matter of fact, just two days ago, before they began deliberating, he did let one juror go because she was caught talking about the case outside of the courtroom. The reason why it was moved from the Bronx to Albany was because of the pre-trial publicity that surrounded the case. Over 1,000 New Yorkers were arrested soon after the shooting occurred. There is quite a bunch of attention here in Albany and New York City surrounding this case -- Bill.</s>HEMMER: OK, Maria Hinojosa, there, live in Albany. Maria, thank you.
Jurors Deliberate for Third Day in Amadou Diallo Murder Trial