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Everyone has agreement and avoids conflict. they continue to apply that even in that group setting. >> reporter: she says dont expect any yelling in this jury room but dont expect a quick verdict, either. randi kaye, cnn, new york. >> reporter: sunny hostin has been in the courtroom and is back with jeffrey toobin, danny cevallos and mark geragos. sunny, youve been observing them every day. weve seen them ask for a list of all the evidence. what do you think is going on? how do you see their del...

Time she watches football, reads and likes to travel. this jury took lots of notes. copious mounts while george zimmermans re-enactment at the scene was being replayed. and when the dna and medical examiner testified. it seemed as though they wanted to be sure they understood what was being said. they didnt want to miss a thing. ashley merriman is an expert on jury behavior. she predicts theyll exhaust every alternative and look at every piece of evidence. >> telling that best friend all of your...

Want to talk about your recommendation as to anything other than once a decision was made, what was your recommendation as to how the tape should be played for the family members? >> it should be played individually. >> do you know the result of how it was played? was it played individually or as a group? >> its my understanding it was played in a group setting in the mayors office. >> was law enforcement present? >> no, sir. >> in your years of experience, how is -- is that normally an event th...

>> right, were going to talk -- i want to talk about your recommendation as to anything other than, once a decision was made, what was your recommendation as to how the tape should be played for the family members? >> it should be played individually. >> okay. >> do you know the result of how it was played? was it played individually or as a group? >> it is my understanding it was played in a group setting in the mayors office. >> with law enforcement present? >> no, sir. >> in your years of exp...

>> now it is probably in a group setting. you know, you would be given the same information for you to be able to read and then you would talk about it in a group setting. one thing this does is allows you to write it down, and as you go back and read some of the stuff you have actually written, it makes you take a closer look within yourself as to how anger has really affected you. >> i could probably use a little anger management. >> during the rest of our stay, gilbert maintained good behavio...

Seemed pretty resolute that he was going on a hunger strike not so much as a protest, but almost as though he wanted to kill himself. >> how long does it take to starve to death? 35, 40 days? they can have it. they gave me 22 years, 6 months. just start to feel, and just keep rolling that stone uphill, knowing damn well its going to roll back to the bottom. you reach a point when its too hard to fight anymore. >> six days after his hunger strike began, gilbert, now 13 pounds lighter, reached a d...

Same information for you to be able to read and then you would talk about it in a group setting. one thing this does is allows you to write it down, and as you go back and read some of the stuff you have actually written, it makes you take a closer look within yourself as to how anger has really affected you. >> i could probably use a little anger management. >> during the rest of our stay, gilbert maintained good behavior and did well in anger management. he also showed us he was more than just...

>> reporter: she does hours of this each day. shes training a new therapist. and there are two weekly visits from a more experienced behavior coach. and a monthly visit from the program director. it adds up. last year they spent $115,000 all of it out of pocket. melissa, meg, and anna, theyre pushing a law to require private insurers to pay for evidence-based treatment. self-funded plans would be exempt. the sticking point is cost. >> because he was a cool friend. >> reporter: even a group setti...

>> reporter: there are few specialists nearby. the experts had to drive 200 miles each way from charlotte. it adds up. last year solares and her husband spent $115,000. all of it out of pocket. >> do you want the helicopter or ipad? >> reporter: she knows she and her husband were fortunate. >> i think its very unfair to say, you know, that is medical issue, this is medical treatment and because you are not wealthy your kid cant have a chance at life. >> reporter: melissa, meg, and anna. they are...

They gave me 22 years, 6 months. just start to feel, and just keep rolling that stone uphill, knowing damn well its going to roll back to the bottom. you reach a point when its too hard to fight anymore. >> six days after his hunger strike began, gilbert, now 13 pounds lighter, reached a deal with prison officials. they would grant a transfer if he took anger management classes and stayed out of trouble. >> im for whatever its going to take to get me closer to home, you know. thats all i want. >...