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The judge? because they were very complex. i mean, reading them, they were tough to follow. >> right. and that was our problem. i mean, it was just so confusing what was what and what we could apply to what. because, i mean, there was a couple of them in there that wanted to find him guilty of something. and after hours and hours and hours of deliberating over the law and reading it over and over and over again, we decided theres just no way other place to go. >> because of the two options you h...

Situation leading to it, all the steps -- as the ball got rolling. >> him spotting trayvon martin, whether all of that could play a role in -- >> determining the self-defense or not. >> did you feel like you understood the instructions from the judge? because they were very complex. i mean, reading them, they were tough to follow. >> that was our problem. it was just so confusing with what and what we could apply to what. because i mean, there was a couple of them in there that wanted to find hi...

Casey anthony 4 hours to 20 minutes. o.j. less than 4 hours. what does this tell us, if anything? >> this is interesting. as many cases as ive tried, you know, there is no rhyme or reason. a lot of people say in a more complicated case, if they come back quickly then it is not favorable for the defendant. or it will be favorable for the defendant. you know, you really just cant tell. but i know a lot of people were saying in this particular case, why is it taking so long? jury instructions as ri...

>> owe share the frustration of workers who lost their jobs. if critics are right i made decisions based on polls i must not be very good a reading them. and while im proud of what weve achieved together, im far more mindful my own failings knowing exactly what lincoln meant when he said ive been driven to my knees many times by the overwhelming conviction that i have no place else to go. but as i stand here tonight, i have never been more hopeful about america. not because i think i have all of...

Twish to speak out of order. >> yes, please. jon: you got a sense of some of the fireworks erupting on capitol hill as attorney general eric holder is grilled in front of a house committee there regarding operation fast and furious. clearly, judge andrew napolitano, what darrell issa was trying to get to there, the chairman of this committee -- i guess hes not the chairman but a member of the committee, hes trying to suggest that eric holders people were rubber stamping the wiretaps without read...

Debbie burlingame cheered on "america live" after the president visited ground zero. >> as a former attorney general, i know you cant tell the attorney general what to do, and that shouldnt stop you from offering your opinion. we wouldnt be here celebrate fg they hadnt done their job and they have the hammer of a possible indictment over their heads and cant you at least give him your opinion and he said no, i wont and he turned around and walked away. alisyn: catherine her. >> reporter: is live...

Be clear on what the law says hacking is. >> im not saying it was an act of a gentleman to steal his e-mails. >> the question becomes is there any methodology of obtaining information that you think would invalidate it? if gunmen showed up at trump tower today, took everyone hostage, broke in and stole a bunch of documents but the documents were interesting, youd be cool with all of us reading them, right? >> no, i clearly would not. cyber hacking, cyber security in general is a major issue of n...

>> there were investigations conducted by career prosecutors who drew the conclusion in five or six case that is nothing further was warranted. they did detailed memos, the new administration decided without reading those memos, without reading them, to reopen those investigations. thats an outrage. >> reporter: the cia high value interrogation program included the water boarding of three al-qaeda operatives, including khalid sheikh mohammed, connected to 911, ab add al nashiri and abu zubayda,....