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Rosenguard, a former federal prosecutor, matthew, good morning. >> good morning. >> walk us through the deliberation process and tell us how this jury boils this down to not guilty? >> well, i think initially as i said at the outset of this case is it came down to reasonable doubt and reasonableness. i think putting aside social commentary and social media, i think the jury methodically walked through the jury instructions, which i have, initially ruled out second degree murder. i think the commentators who have suggested that this was never really a murder case because there was no evidence b...

Important and why i asked mr. parks the question about the six-member jury. because we live in segregated communities, we don't have -- the geographic area we're pulling juries from do not reflect other nation, do not even reflect our states. if you don't have more seats on that jury, you have less opportunities to make sure one black juror is on that jury. we know that influences how people understand how -- because it's all about how you understand what may have happened that night. >> and you have that juror in that room explaining to the other jurors, hey, i'm a black woman. this is my exp...

Welcome back to "hardball." we're back with lisa bloom, paul henderson, tad nelson and karen desoto. paul, is there an aspect of this case, the evidence of this case you think is being overlooked by those of us who are paying very close attention? something that you're saying, you know, i think this is going to have great meaning in the minds of those jurors? >> i really think it's the race issue. i mean, it's the one thing i wanted to hear more of. i think there was an expectation that ultimately both sides were going to address. and that that never happened. and i believe that the jurors are...

Life and death question, ted rowland has more. >> she's right here. this is the girl right here. >> reporter: eight men and four women will decide if jodi arias should die. he know what is it feels like. >> i will tell you first hand sitting on a jury trial involving the potential death sentence is a humbling experience. it's almost sometimes beyond comprehension. >> reporter: he sat on a jury last year that decided the fate of david anthony. anthony was convicted of killing his wife donna and stepchildren. their bodies found by a construction crew had been partially dissolved in acid. >> none...

The right in the sketch showing a little shoulder. today the no longer making eye contact with edwards. the former senator and presidential candidate charged with using campaign cash to hide his mistress from the world. he could get 30 years in prison if convicted. claiming the money was a personal gift not a political donation. this was during edwards'' 2008 white house run when his wife elizabeth was battling breast cancer which she eventually died of. jonathan serrie at the courthouse in greensboro, north carolina tonight. what do we know about today's juror drama? >> well, it was prompted ...