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Doubt, it really goes to the heart of this case and any case for prosecutors. prosecutors have to prove their case beyond a reasonable doubt. the defense team, they spoke after the proceedings yesterday outside the courtroom. they said that they were very pleased with these questions from the jury. that could be because they started off their closing argument stressing to the jury what high burden reasonable doubt actually is. they are probably pleased that the jury is asking this question, wondering how much doubt is too much doubt to convict. maybe wondering how much doubt they can have and ...

Tomorrow in the senate anything becomes possible. that's why they're going for all the gimmicks, if they don't get it done tomorrow all the stuff about the end of the year this, that and the other thing starts stacking up on them. >> shannon: they are about to run out of money. >> they ran out of money $20 trillion. >> shannon: what was jury thinking in the kate steinle manner? another al franken accuser comes forward. matt lauer spotted and speaking out for first time. out for first time. whyour insurance company won't

Tomorrow in the senate anything becomes possible. that's why they're going for all the gimmicks, if they don't get it done tomorrow all the stuff about the end of the year this, that and the other thing starts stacking up on them. >> shannon: they are about to run out of money. >> they ran out of money $20 trillion. >> shannon: what was jury thinking in the kate steinle manner? another al franken accuser comes forward. matt lauer spotted and speaking out for first time. what the disgraced former anchor has to say next. the service. i outrank him. (chris) [laughs] yeah. meals on wheels reaches ...

I respectfully ask you to find tom foley not guilty. >> then came prosecutor terry norris's turn and she started by attacking the credibility of the witnesses who saw these cars. >> if you believe there were all these cars there, there was a party at the foley's that day with a bunch of white cars and a black suv. that makes no sense. >> terry wanted this jury thinking one thing. >> who had the motive? tom foley. whose fingerprints was on the bag of shells in the basement? tom foley. tom foley is guilty and i'm asking you to bring back that verdict. >> the outcome of tom's second trial was far...

Happens all the time. so when you have a bunch of people on the jury thinking, how could this be intentional when someone lake me could have even done it? >> do you think that's what parents will think? that his peers will think that? >> i think this is going to be a very difficult case for the prosecution, quite frankly. we have on the one handled, he could be the worst person in the world. the most evil among us. somebody willing to kill his child. or it could be someone who just made this very tragic accident. and i think most of the time you'll find with casey anthony's jury, a lot of juri...