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The loss of life and his life being up rooted the way it has been just from having to be here obviously. >> i don't have an opinion as to whether or not he is guilty or innocent because i don't like to make those opinions based off what i've heard and hearsay. >> why wouldn't that be a good juror? he says i don't have an opinion. i have not fully formed one. >> i don't think that is a juror you could disqualify for cause. at the end of the day, you have to rely on what they are saying. one of the huge challenges, no matter what they are saying, it is difficult to speculate what are they really...

Drivers safe? wolf blitzer's going to have a look at that on "cnn newsroom" next hour. apparently something like 8,000 bridges in the u.s. need work. >> yeah. and president obama's saying it was part of the program to get everything going, part of the stimulus package, didn't end up happening. >> exactly. >> and of course it could be weeks, even months now before we know about jodi arias' fate. it was just yesterday in a jury in phoenix announcing it could not reach an agreement on whether or not to sentence her to death for the murder of her boyfriend or spare her life. >> the trial keeps goi...

Wednesday night. congratulations. >> steve: sorry, "american idol." meanwhile, the sixth and 7th amendments to the constitution guarantee you the right to a fair and speedy trial. also a jury trial by your peers. but you won't believe how many people just decided they heard that, they just gave up those constitutional rights. >> the 6 and 7th amendments have just become a nuisance in the war on terror. we're trying to repeal the 7th amendment and the 6th, too. that will help speed up the trial process or just eliminate it once someone is charged with a crime. we're just repooling the 7th amend...

>> it was a laughing matter. >> he said you're the third girl to report rape this week. are you guys all in cahoots? do you think this is a game? >> so lay out the bigger problem as you see it. how much is hagel's move going to get at the root of that problem? >> secretary hagel's proposal really scratches the surface. he is dealing with what we would call the back end of the trial process. as you heard from a lot of the survivors in that film, the invisible war, we're not dealing with the front end yet. which is where the majority of the commander bias happens. where a victim will come forwar...

They won't carry that out. it will be life in prison if he's found guilty. >> the battlefield of today is very asymmetrical. you have enemies who are members of al qaeda, enemies who are affiliates of al qaeda and enemies who have nothing to do with them, shiite militias in iraq, for example. i think the big thing or one of the big things is the release of names of people who were allies and who are now put in danger. that is aiding and abetting. that is providing a target list of people to target who we're working with. as opposed to sensationalizing it with the name of osama bin laden, we ce...