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Them quickly. how do you get around the obvious? thomas was nothing special as a male swimmer and is crushing the competition as a female. that's compelling evidence that something is different. one more. let's go. if the "new york times" -- it was the "new york times" who dragged her into a story that had nothing to do with her. there's no doubt about that. listen, the "new york times" blew it. the "new york times" clearly negligent, but did they exhibit a reckless disregard for the truth relative to palen. they were wrong. it's the recklessness standard to keep an eye on. i'll see you next w...

Said we felt like she was a good person. we felt she made a mistake and that a mistake does not absolve you from the fact that she did commit a crime. is that grounds for an appeal? we thought she was good. we feel like we had to convict her. >> it's a great question. the standard here was a recklessness standard. the statute in this case was very broad. the statement likely not a strong grounds for appeal but that juror made a further statement was when the jury held the gun and taser. different circumstances being boots on the ground in a critical life or death situation than sitting in a ju...

Prosecutors said she felt -- the jury on tuesday asked the judge what they should do if they can't agree on a verdict fueling speculation they may be deadlocked. jurors will recess until monday if they do not come up with a unanimous decision today. for more on this let's bring in fox news legal analyst mercedes coleman. what do you make of what is happening there? what do you think has them stuck? >> it is not good news for either the prosecution or the defense that there are these troubles during the deliberation. it is the struggle between the manslaughter one, the recklessness standard. th...

Heritage foundation. good morning to both of you. steve, i want to start with you. the most serious ruling could come down to life in prison. which way does this judge go in manning's case? >> well, it looks like she's going to have to go the way of evidence or the lack of evidence. in this particular case on this particular charge, it is a life sentence that is attached to it, and there's a reason for that, because it is an extremely serious charge. and they must show, the prosecution must show that he had actual knowledge that this information that he disseminated through wikileaks would end...