>> well, it took a while, but the issue of determining scot peterson's guilt was several issues. it was a case in which there wasn't a lot of physical evidence, but a lot of circumstantial evidence and it was like a puzzle. you know, you had to listen and pay close attention to the testimony and so many other things in respect to the recordings and what have you to form an opinion and then sit down with the rest of the jurors and deliberate on that to cover what makes sense, what the logic and the reasoning of whatever actions or statements or what have you were and come to a final decision and that's what we did. we worked very hard, very hard. it was stressful, but in the end i am of the firm belief that we made the right decision because we made the decision based on truth, based on fact. and there could only be one truth and fact. now when we look back at that, i think that's exactly how juries ought to proceed and it's a situation where scott is guilty until proven innocent. now before he was innocent until proven guilty. you know, the prosecution succeeded at that. now he's

. >>> plus why a group of attorneys is taking on a murder case now fighting to exonerate scot peterson, the man convicted of killing his pregnant wife. >>> an iran backed militia group has claimed responsible for an attack on the al asad base. an while most were intercepted and some caused damage to the base. >> at tack left a number of minor injuries and wounded an iraqi soldier. this is the latest in a series of attacks on u.s. positions in iraq and syria. by iran's proxies in the region since the outbreak of the israel-hamas war lasto october. there are growing fears it could turn into a regional war after an israeli missile strike killed five people including the head of iran intelligence unit. >> the head of unit strongly condemned the attack and said cowardly acts will not go unfounded. we'll have full coverage with ben wedeman in lebanon but we start with paula on the region. first, what are we learning about the latest strikes in syria and in iraq? >> reporter: well, what we know mostly from sotate tv in syria, is this happened on saturday local time. it was a strike in a hit t

peterson folks about can youing a deal and agreeing to anything on ukraine. that is what the person who led the charge to oust kevin mccarthy told me. don't cut a deal on ukraine. >> we always hope for better, right. i recognize that mike johnson faces a different battle space than kevin mccarthy faces. i hope that speaker johnson doesn't do a deal on ukraine. that is not where our voters where. that is not where republican members are? >> is johnson's job at risk. >> i think all of our jobs are at risk and particularly if you're the speaker of house, you only get to keep your job if wee keep the majority and if we don't show our voters we're willing to fight to secure our border, we'll not have the majority. >> how difficult of a spot is mike johnson in right now as we head into the critical deadlines that they have government funding this issue and this narrow slim, razor thin majority. >> extremely difficult. mike johnson, supposed conservative, has disappointed the right flank of the party over and over again in the short 90 days that she's been speaker o