KEILAR: In Charleston, South Carolina, today, a jury is deliberating the case of Police Officer Michael Slager. He is the officer who shot to death 50-year-old Walter Scott after a traffic stop in 2015. A witness recorded the shooting with a cell phone camera that you can see here. Incredibly graphic video, but also very important to understanding what happened that day. And Slager is now charged with Scott's murder. His defense, that Walter Scott took his Taser and he felt he was in danger. Prosecutors say Slager simply shot an unarmed man in the back as he ran away. CNN's Boris Sanchez live for us in Charleston. And we have our legal analyst, Laura Coates, here with me in studio. Boris, any word on if the jury is going to get back with a verdict today?</s>BORIS SANCHEZ, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Yes, Brianna, no indication yet as to an immediate decision by the jury. They've been deliberating today for roughly two hours. They've deliberated for about an hour last night and they're considering different charges against Michael Slager. One of them murder, which carries up to life in prison. The other, voluntary manslaughter, which is anywhere - a sentence could be between two to 30 years. And, of course, the potential for him to be not guilty, Brianna.</s>KEILAR: The jury actually went to the scene. Tell us about that, Boris. And I wonder what the prevailing thought is on the impact that may have on jurors.
Jury Deciding Fate of SC Officer.