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Q. is one required to file an f bar if they own less than 50% of the company and no signatory authority? a. rely on your collective recollection q. can you redefine reasonable doubt? a. the government is not required to prove beyond all possible doubt, just doubt that can be reasoned. q. can you provide an amended exhibit list that includes which counts of the indictment the exhibit relates to? a. no. >> joining us now, daniel, you have been in the courtroom for a lot of this. i want to go to the first question, and that's about filing the form when you have a foreign bank account. and their q...

A lot of what the defense said, like how much you need to be in control of a foreign bank account in order to have to file on that. that's another one of the counts they have to consider. so all in all it seems as this is a jury that does want to deliberate and go over each count morery and it seems the defense, at least in some part, their arguments did resonate with them. >> jeff, pick up on that. let me just read actually the four questions, okay, just so our viewers know what specifically was asked. is one required to file an fbar if they own less than 50% of the company and no signatory a...

Methodically and cohesively. >> so question three you just addressed. can you define reasonable. the answer is the government is not required to prove all possible doubt. we have trouble with that. because regular folk don't talk about reasonable doubt on a daily basis. >> and request four, what does that mean. >> the full question is can we get the exhibit list kind of annotated. exhibit 26 goes with charge 14. and that would be in effect to provide testimony from the judge. they have to rely on what the advocates said about that. if they wanted to have more than one count that it applies to,...

Methodical jury who wants to go through each of these counts one by one, it's very complicated. it's not like where you have a murder case where you have a person in one place and they don't have an alibi. this is 18 different counts. he could be guilty on some and not on others. if you can remember yesterday, the answer judge ellis gave the jury when they asked for an amended exhibit list that would include the indictment and all of the counts as they correspond to the documents, he wouldn't give that to them, which means they have mountains of evidence, even more than we saw during the trial...

Breaking news this hour in the paul manafort trial, the first big test for robert mueller's team. after hours of deliberations, jurors had questions for the judge. jessica schneider is outside the courthouse. the jury has questions, very interesting. what's the latest? >> reporter: four questions, in fact. they deliberated for those seven hours diligently, but toward the end of the day just before 5:00, they submitted that note to the judge with four different questions, two of them related to specifics about paul manafort's tax filing, as well as his foreign bank accounts, another one related...