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Juries historically love to finish by friday afternoon because that means i get to go home and they can be with their families and they don't have to come back. don't be surprised if you see a verdict by about 4:00 p.m. tomorrow afternoon route at the latest, we will know the bottom line early next week. >> bret: lawmakers act the same way. thank you very much. drug-resistant superbugs from tracking suspects of sniffing out explosives, the dogs are a critical part of u.s. forces. coming up, live look at these special dogs from the base where they turn puppies into dogs of war. ll newday usa. o...

Institute of political studies. thank you very much for taking time with us today. the tightening of borders and tracking suspects shows how thing need to change when it comes to surveillance and the very dna of that zone for free travel between the nations. what do you make of the current policy, and what might change. >> reporter: what has been done already from the charles "harry potter" attacks in january show -- the "charlie hebdo" attacks in january show that a lot of what the police has been asking now has been accepted. one of the implements is how far it has been implemented or not, a...

This creates an opportunity after the fact to look at anybody for any reason. >> we respond in support of law enforcement to reported crimes only. >> reporter: and they closely monitor their own analysts to make sure they're only tracking suspects. now despite this controversy, police departments in at least ten different cities around the world are interested in buying their system to use on a permanent basis. carol? >> i can see why but sometimes even though it's taking a picture of a wide area, sometimes the picture doesn't tell the whole story. >> reporter: that's right. it doesn't tell th...

Dayton, 2012. they get word of a burglary, track the suspect in the white truck as he's getting away and direct police right to him. dayton's police chief says the technologies helped his depleted force. >> allows us to gain data on criminal offenses for which there are often not witnesses and clearly police officers are not there to prevent. >> reporter: but privacy advocates say this smacks of big brother. >> they might have actually crossed a line. this creates the opportunity after the fact to look at anybody for any reason. >> we're responding in support of law enforcement to reported cri...