Lindsay Clancy: Judge plans to declare mistrial

We are following some big breaking news for you around the nation and the high profile Lindsay Clancy murder trial. So new this morning, the judge saying he plans to declare a mistrial but has given the defense one hour to appeal to appeal that decision. That is now the jury had been deliberating for seven days, but before the mistrial was formally declared, Clancy's defense attorneys made an 11th hour push to stop it. Attorney Kevin Reddington asked the judge for more time to seek emergency intervention from the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court. Now he raised concerns about the jurors at the center of the panel's dispute, calling the situation a quote travesty. The judge agreed to hold off for one hour so the defense could file its request. If that effort fails, there will be no verdict in this trial. Now we should know in about half an hour from now where we are. As far as the appeal, we are going to continue to keep tabs on this developments and bring you any decision that may happen from inside that courtroom. All right, so stay with us here this morning. We will continue to stay on top of this case. All the new developments, of course, on Fox 10 talks that will be right at 10 a.m. We have an attorney joining us as well to discuss these details further. What happens next? Just ahead here, you can go to our YouTube page as well. Fox 10 phoenix dot com. Scan the QR code on your screen as well and join a conversation. You can also ask questions of that attorney live on YouTube.