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Military is part of it. but it's not the most important piece. we have to figure out how we settle the piece, bring stability to the region after we defeat isis militarily. politicians should be focusing on the big picture, not the tactics. >> graham wood, and colonel anthony sheaffer, thank you very much for joining me tonight. really appreciate it. coming up, a hung jury in the trial of one of the officers in the freddie gray case in baltimore. first officer to go on trial. will there be a retrial 1234? ♪ now more than ever america's electricity comes from cleaner- burning natural gas.

If he would ask them to come back yet again, it's almost coercion to get them to reach one decision or another. they're deadlocked again. and they'll move to the other officers in the queue. >> every mistrial is an invaluable experience for the lawyers that have to try this case again. they basically just rehearsed the whole thing in front of a real jury. which side do you think has learned the most from what happened in that courtroom? can you tell which side has an advantage based on what they've learned going into the next trial? >> to use a sports metaphor, both sides look at the tape and ...

For at least another day if not till the end of the week. >> it is possible the judge knows things that we don't know that will never be revealed about this. >> the timing is different in each case. once they send a note back that says they're hopelessly deadlocked. very, very well respected judge. he gets that first letter. he then sends them back. even though they, the jury believe, oh, we materialing the judge we can't reach a conclusion. we're going to get to go home. the judge says no, think about it more, spend more time, come back tomorrow, get a night of sleep and do it again. when a s...

>> this is an officer that was doing his job. he had 150 other people put in vans. you don't see the riot right now. justice really was established in this case. race was taken out in this case that uh you had an african-american defendant, you had an african-american judge, you had an african-american victim here, an afterman american jury. i think it was a win-win-win for everybody. >> andrew levy, i was a little surprised from this distance that aonly deliberated from 16 hours. i've seen jurors deliberate for 16 hours over two days and have

Verdict. once again, we ask the public to remain calm. we're confident there will be another trial with a different jury. we are calm, you should be calm, too. >> that was richard shipley, the stepfather of freddie gray. the judge declared a mistrial in the case against the first of six baltimore police officers charged in the death of freddie gray last april. officer william porter was charged with manslaughter, second degree assault, misconduct in office and reckless endangerment. he pleaded not guilty. seven black and five white jurors deliberated for more than 16 hours over three days but ...