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About what she's done. was trying tot saw it. outsmart the jury, give me death and they would give her life. but if you have to spend time in the maximum security prisons visiting your clients, you go cuckoo. she'll be in maximum security, it will drive her crazy. she'll think about it the rest of her life and it will tear her apart. >> prison is a terrible place. but, you know, travis alexander, you know, suffered a pretty ugly death. >> it should be terrible. >> he didn't ask for it: it was a death that seemed to be pretty planned out. she got a gun, drove to where he was. ted, your thoughts...

What i see is a cunning person that would go out and kill again if she had the chance. i get a chill. >> thinking about it from the onset. this is a woman who said that no jury will convict me. >> she got that one wrong. >> she got that one wrong -- >> she's angry. >> now she's trying to find a way to manipulate the penalty phase. the big question to me is whether she's going to take the stand. i believe in light of the fact that she took the stand in the actual case in chief, that she will take the stand in the penalty phase. >> but the problem is, i guess she could keep her consistent story ...

Believe they have been outside of the home for the last ten years respectively. >> were they kept together in one room? >> they were not in one room, but they did know each other, and they did know each other was there. >> and one more question. what's the relationship, the child's relationship with the father? what will that be? >> that is amanda's daughter. and as far as the relationship, that hasn't been determined. there is going to be a paternity test taken. there was a search warrant executed on the suspect to obtain his dna. >> straight ahead, the man accused of making his house an ugly...

Their client troy could have run into them and asked them that question. >> why weren't they in the cellblock? when your client gets convicted, the thing you usually do is you try to tell them it's not as bad as it is. i mean it's horrible but you are the only bond they have at that point in time. why weren't they in the cellblock with her? did they really hate her nine out of the ten days? >> she believes that. she said nine out of ten days is right, they didn't get along well, she wasn't happy with her defense. why weren't they with her? i don't know, maybe they weren't that great of attorne...

From his time in the pentagon. he wrote a doozy to his deputy, doug fief who has been on this program. the subject is quote issues with various countries. and here's how it reads, quote, we need more coercive diplomacy with respect to syria and libya and we need it fast. we also need to solve the pakistan problem. and korea doesn't seem to be going well. are you coming up with proposals for me to send around? end quote. that's easy, huh? he simply asking fief to solve four of the world's biggest trouble spots in four sentences. interestingly, we notice at the bottom of the memo, there's a spac...