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for "good morning america," ryan owens, abc news, phoenix. >> you have to feel for family, they want closure after this time. >> after so many months of watching the trial, interesting to get the viewpoint from the jury foreman. >> ron with the other top stories developing right now. hey, ron. >> hi again. good morning, everyone. in the news, we are now seeing new surveillance video of the moment that bridge collapsed in washington state on thursday night. a truck that hit the bridge likely caused the collapse but inspection reports reveal this wassen the first time a big rig has hit the bridge. >>> new jersey governor chris christie cuss the ribbon to kick off the surmer and to show the jersey shore is back in business after superstorm sandy, the five and a half mile ribbon passed through some storms hardest hit by superstorm sandy. >>> former president george w. bush hosting a grouch wounded veterans for the annual moun man bike ride at his texas ranch, back on the trail today for the final day of the warrior 100 k. forget about looking in the attic for a baseball card, a minnesota

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for "good morning america," ryan owens, abc news, phoenix. >> after four long months it's in the handsjury now. now let's get some legal analysis from rikki klieman. thanks for coming in. >> thanks, dan. >> it's stunning to hear what he said. was this wise? >> i think it's okay. i've heard it done before. i once even told a jury not to believe my client. it was okay if they didn't believe my client because if you have a client who has lied, you may just not like her. i don't think it's a bad move. >> can she -- given everything we've learned about her during the course of the trial, can the jurors really give her a fair hearing? >> well, they may not like her. just like her own lawyer doesn't but they may be able to assess the evidence and, remember this, this lawyer on the defense side is only looking for one juror to hang this jury or perhaps more jurors to come back with something less than the first degree murder charge. they want to save her life. that's the defense ploy here. they're noting looking for an acquittal. >> let's walk through the options that the jury has right now. >

. >>> a federal judge gets tough with the man who calls himself america's toughest sheriff. the federal court in phoenixmaricopa county sheriff joe arpaio's strategies to fight immigration crossed the line and actually amount to racial profiling. the court ordered him and his deputies to stof using race to influence law enforcement decisions. they said they've been targeting latinos in traffic stons and detaining them too long. latino activists applauded the judge's order. >> we told you so. and we told you so in adamant stringent terms, we watched you as you rounded up brown people because they were brown and just because you could. >> ar pay yoe said the judge is wrong and he will appeal the ruling. >>> coming up, jodi arias's trial take two. an arizona jury cannot decide if they should give her the death penalty. could a plea deal possibly be in the works? him up. it found out the doctor we needed was at st. anne's. wiggle your toes. [ driver ] and it got his okay on treatment from miles away. it even pulled strings with the stoplights. my ambulance talks with smoke alarms and pilots and stadiums. bu

america. chuck joining us now live from phoenix. good morning to you, nice to see you.state of education in phoenix? why is the focus on arizona? they spent, i think, 49th in the country per pupil spending in thatyear, we partner with a lot of our affiliates in different states and in different cities where there have been some challenges, and the entire state of arizona to put it bluntly has a challenging issue when it comes to education. you brought up the per pupil ranking, 49th out of 50, yet when you think about how fast-growing arizona is, the challenges they have and that they have a lot of students where english is a second language, for me, it's somewhat familiar. this is how i grew up in the '70s and '80s in miami, in south florida, when it was growing like crazy, had sort of this culture clash, if you will, and you can see when you dig deep into what's going on here, a lot of this has to do with sort of old political guard not ready to change the infrastructure, if you will, to modernize the education system, to handle all the new students, new types of stude

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. >> reporter: for "good morning america," john schriffen, abc news, phoenix. >> and the jodi arias trialost closely watched one since casey anthony. and anthony's attorney, jose baez is here. when you hear from the jurors and you did see and feel the impact of her testimony, what do you think they took away from her? and how did that impact their decision? >> i think the entire case was tried in a way that it was really just the penalty phase disguised as a trial. i don't think the defense had illusions of winning this case. what their goal was from day one was to save her life. i think the jurors took bits and pieces away from that trial that made it basically impossible for them to reach a verdict of death. >> and the jury's been criticized. the family, you could see their disappointment. anger on the brother's face for this jury not being able to reach an agreement on the death penalty phase. was it surprising to you that they were so torn? >> no. in life we disagree on politics, religion, numerous things. you have 12 different people from 12 different backgrounds. to find them to agr

for "good morning america," ryan owens, abc news, phoenix. >> let's get more from "gma" legal analyst, dan abrams. didn't take long for them to say they can't do it. >> they almost immediately come back and say, we're effectively hung. remember, they already deliberated this for many, many hours, meaning they deliberated the is she guilty, is she not so they kind of know what the others think on the jury and so they very quickly came back and said, your honor, we just can't reach a verdict. the judge says go back and at least the good news in terms of the possibility of a verdict is that they did deliberate for the rest of the day and they're now going to continue. >> what happens if they come back again today and say we just can't do it? >> at some point the judge will declare it to be a hung jury and at that point one of a number of things happen. either the prosecutor says we're going to pursue the death penalty again, a new jury is impaneled just on the issue -- >> brand-new jury. >> brand-new jury has to hear all the evidence again but just on the issue of should she get the deat

for "good morning america," ryan owens, abc news, phoenix. >> "gma" legal analyst dan abrams joins us in the courtroom yesterday. what about jodi arias seeming to cry? impact on the jury at all. >> look, jodi arias has cried many times during this case. she cried when she was testifying and the jurors clearly didn't believe her testimony. so i don't think it's that important. i do think the emotion provided by the family is very important. >> it was powerful. >> jurors in that courtroom were in tears, not surprisingly because you're talking about very, very powerful, eloquent cases being made in effect by these family members. >> what do we expect to hear from jodi next week when she takes the stand. now she's going to plead for her life? >> we'll see. i don't know exactly what she's going to say. look, she's certainly going to talk about her abused childhood, right? she will likely talk about it sounds like she's going to talk about her artwork. i can't imagine she should spend too much time on the artwork aspect saying on twitter i'll donate it, any money i make to domestic violence

for "good morning america," ryan owens, abc news, phoenix. >>> and for more now let's turn to "gma's"n abrams. this was a big victory for the defense to get the option of first degree, second degree murder or manslaughter, wasn't it? >> absolutely. >> because if any of the jurors are inclined to compromise, manslaughter offers that opportunity. remember, if the jurors believe jodi arias' story even a little bit. >> that he lunged at her. >> that he lunged at her and then, let's say she didn't legally defend herself, she overreacted, shouldn't have killed him but if the jurors believe that account, that could be manslaughter. i mean he comes after her, she vastly overreacts and kills him, that could be considered manslaughter instead of murder. i don't think that's how the jury will end up finding this case but it's a win for the defense. >> but you never know and to have the third option is a win for the defense. you have not been a fan at times of prosecutor juan martinez. how do you think he did? >> i think he did a good job. a lot of what i found overboard was effective here. i wal

for "good morning america," ryan owens, abc news, phoenix. >> joining us now "gma" legal analyst danhemselves from the case. they again asked for a mistrial. what's going on here? >> not surprising that the judge said no. but, you know, put yourself in the attorney's position for a moment which is you've got perspective witnesses who are saying, i'm not going to testify in this case because of death threats and other issues, it's not frivolous. now, it's not a winning motion. i mean the judge did the right thing here. but they're in a tough spot. i mean, jodi arias really has become this sort of national pariah, and any witness who testifies on her behalf gets excoriated and threatened, et cetera. so that is sort of the position they find themselves in now as attorneys trying to represent her. >> salem witch trials. >> i mean, look, there's certainly some hyperbole here. jodi arias brought this upon herself. the she's now been convicted and why it's important what she says. think about it, the notion of what someone says to this group of people could determine whether she lives or di

for "good morning america," ryan owens, abc news, phoenix. >>> and now to that other big event today,ourt trying to win a new trial and get out of the extensive prison term he is serving for armed robbery and kidnapping. he's expected to take the stand today and abc's neal karlinsky has the story. >> reporter: when o.j. simpson takes the stand this morning, it will mark some of the most anticipated testimony in any courtroom in years. he never testified in his famed 1995 murder trial for the deaths of his ex-wife and a friend and never took the stand in the robbery and kidnapping case that put him behind bars four years ago either. >> how important is his performance if you can call it that tomorrow? >> some of these will come down to credibility, determined by the judge. >> reporter: his friend tom scotto who traveled to las vegas just to watch tells abc news simpson runs the gym and coaches a baseball team in prison and is ready to finally speak up for himself in court. what do you think he has to do on the witness stand? >> he needs to be himself. be himself, be genuine like he is.

striped uniforms and pink underwear for inmates, the maricopa county jail in phoenix, arizona, strives hard to be america'st jail. it's a reputation promoted by the man who runs it all, sheriff joe arpaio. >> i'm not a social worker. i'm not a psychologist. i'm a law enforcement guy. so if they don't like the way i operate the jails, i got one answer to everybody -- either get out of town, or if you're here, don't violate the law, because you're not going into a hilton hotel in this county. >> get on the ground now! get on the ground now! get down! 23, get down. >> with his wild west reputation, we didn't expect to meet two young people at maricopa who not much earlier were considered role models as opposed to felons. >> no matter where we are you need to be serving god. right now we're all sitting in jail. i'm a very devout christian. i've gotten back to my walk with god. i was working in my church and everything before coming here. it's not jailhouse conversion or whatever. i just followed a friend and shouldn't have done that and helped him do something that i shouldn't have done. and it's going to cost

for "good morning america," ryan owens, abc news, phoenix. >> okay, let's get more from "gma" legal analystne more long day. >> yeah. >> today and then the marathon trial heads into the closing arguments. when you strip all of this away, what does the defense have to do tomorrow? >> they have to somehow avoid premeditation, right. this is not a case about whether jodi arias is going to get convicted. she's going to get convicted or there will be a hung jury but she's not going to get acquitted so the question becomes, what is she going to get convicted of? and if i'm the defense, that's my focus. the focus is not on the self-defense. yes, you have to make that part of your closing argument, yes, you have to argue that to the jury. but i think going through your mind, the most important thing you want to try to convince the jurors is, there's not proof beyond a reasonable doubt of premeditation here. >> that could increase the significance of the decision by the judge. has not been made yet whether or not to allow manslaughter. >> this is a really important question. the question is as a leg

for "good morning america," ryan owens, abc news, phoenix. >> time now for our legal team to weigh ingal analyst dan abrams and nancy grace, host of her own show on hln. nancy, you've been on the trial from the start. who is going to play you in the lifetime movie? >> you know what, a lot of people have asked me about the lifetime movie. bottom line, i'm more concerned about what's happening in the real courtroom than what's going to be on a movie after the verdict. you know, we were all up last night till about 3:00 waiting to digest all of the testimony. but i'm sure that jury was wide awake just like we were. >> so i can see the dryness in your voice. you don't think that last day made any difference? >> well, i think it was interesting that they tried to catch the medical examiner in a snafu in the autopsy report. the defense made the grave mistake by bringing on a shrink psychologist to talk about the bullet injury to the brain suggesting it did not go through the frontal lobe of the brain and the significance is if it didn't, travis alexander could still be chasing jodi arias ev

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america's cup races. a yacht flips over during practice and olympic gold medalist is dead. plus, hours after jodi arias spoke with fox phoenixr sentencing hearing mysteriously cancelled. >> i'm not really looking forward to what comes next. >> shepard: and the convicted killer says she actually wants to die. >> i believe death is the ultimate freedom. so i would rather just have my freedom as soon as i can get it. >> shepard: plus, her message to the family of the man she murdered. as an accused kidnapper appears in court, we're learning what these young

america. the solar impulse needed help to get started but then the sun took over. its wings are covered with 12,000 solar cells that charge its batteries. the first leg from northern california to phoenix will take about 19 hours at a cruising speed of 43 miles an hour. we found a company that could be a model for creating jobs of the future. that's next. st niar hl ie y h. >> pelley: anthony mason reported earlier in the broadcast that one thing holding back the recovery is that there just aren't enough skilled workers. some companies have decided that if they can't find qualified employees they'll create them. here's jim axelrod. >> reporter: at the j.w. hulme company in st. paul, minnesota, the empty seats at sewing machines tell the story of the biggest challenge facing this booming leather goods manufacturer. >> this is our facility. >> reporter: c.e.o. jen guarino has enough demand to run a second shift but not enough workers. what stops you now from having a new sewer in that seat? >> can't find them. >> reporter: neither can 60 other companies in minnesota looking to fill more than 100 jobs. >> just do a few. you don't have to do a lot of it. >> reporter: so they banded togethe

america's cup races. a yacht flips over during practice and olympic gold medalist is dead. plus, hours after jodi arias spoke with fox phoenix, her sentencing hearing mysteriously cancelled. >> i'm not really looking forward to what comes next. >> shepard: and the convicted killer says she actually wants to die. >> i believe death is the ultimate freedom. so i would rather just have my freedom as soon as i can get it. >> shepard: plus, her message to the family of the man she murdered. as an accused kidnapper appears in court, we're learning what these young women actually endured during their years in captivity have a secret birth to beatings. to their own missing persons posters displayed on the wall. reports of a suicide note in which the suspect confessed to his crimes. but first from fox this thursday night, the chief prosecutor in the cleveland house of horrors case says he may seek the death penalty against the manual accused of kidnapping those three women and holding each of them prisoner in his home for a decade. the prosecutor says it stems from accusations that aerial castro impregnated one of his victims at leas

phoenix and unsettled weather again for the northwest for much of the weekend. it won't be a total washout. have yourself a great weekend. >> gregg: thanks, jd. >> america's oldest veteran is ready to celebrate memorial day. here he is. 107 years young and world war ii vets and many of his fellow soldiers fell in the line of duty and he wished he could tell stories. he has outlived them all. look at this before and after picture. how about that. he says he will likely spend dated on his porch with a cigar, yeah a little whiskey in his coffee. [ laughter ] >> heather: he looks really young there. >> gregg: he does. god bless him. >> heather: happy veterans' day. >> gregg: it's nice to remember veterans as we always do on veterans' day. have a nice and safe holiday weekend. >> heather: george w. bush inviting war heroes to the ranch this memorial day weekend. not for kicking back. >> gregg: plus making a comeback from sandy just in time for summer. >> every day, you put yourself back together and say you are going to beat this. if it wasn't for good friends and all our family, i don't think we would have gotten through. you hurt my feelings, todd. i did? wh

america's largest energy investor. our commitment has never been stronger. >>> and we are live in phoenix, arizona, at the superior courthouse of maricopa county, where inside a jury of eight men and four women has reached a verdict in the case against jodi arias, a woman who has been on trial for four months, who has been incarcerated for four and a half years, awaiting this decision by this panel of her peers. the decision is set to be read in about 45 minutes from now. we're going to carry that decision live. right now that jury is getting lunch and having a chance to sort of settle down before this all transpires in open court. but after weeks upon weeks, months upon months of very disturbing testimony, graphic, painful, uncomfortable, and emotional testimony on both sides of the bar, now we are seeing they have come to a decision after 15 hours and 5 minutes of deliberations over the course of four days. they began this process, this odyssey, so to speak, just among themselves on friday. after about an hour on friday, they broke for the weekend, they reconvened yesterday. after a full decision -- or they reconvened on m

america. the gains are huge. home prices rose 23% from one year ago in phoenix and 19% in san francisco. .course, that is not news in san francisco where they go up 19% every year but that is great news for phoenix, arizona, one of the states hardest hit. "usa today" yesterday in nevada company began dealing hands in legal online poker games for a u.s. website. experts believe this is the first step in what could become a billion dollar industry. new jersey and delaware have passed legislation opening their doors to online gambling and other states are now expected to follow their lead which explains why willie geist is not with us this morning. he's in his apartment typing furiously. >> he has multiple screens. he looks like a wall street broker right now except it's like horse races across the globe. "the washington post" food and drug administration is rolling out plans to make the plan b morning after pill available over the counter without precipitation to girls as young as 15 years old. last month, federal judge ordered the agency to make plan b available to all women over the counte

from the phoenix police department when it was a day protest against these banks and occupy was urging the bank customers to cut up their credit cards to these banks. which ones? bank of americawells fargo, chase -- some of the very targets occupy had been protesting against. the question is, who are the police department working for? are they working for citizens or the private sector or the bank's? you put this in a wider historical context? is this type of surveillance unprecedented in the u.s.? what accounts for its occurrence during occupied in the way you described? >> unfortunately, it is not unprecedented. there is a terrible history of law-enforcement and the fbi spying on left-wing activists going back to the council program of the fbi in the 1960's and 1970's were they employed to the black panther movement and american indian movement. after those revelations came out, there were guns opposed by the justice department, the so- called levee that runs, the attorney general under the ford administration, who said you cannot go spying on infiltrating activist groups unless there is a predicate of criminal activity. after 9/11, the bush a ministration and ashcroft, the

arias now on suicide watch in phoenix, arizona, facing the death penalty after a conviction of first-degree murder. brand new hour and a busy day continues here on "america'sll hemmer. welcome at home. welcome back, heather. heather: i'm heather childers in for martha maccallum. this afternoon a mini-trial to decide whether arias gets life in prison or dices for her crimes. just after the verdict was read, arias went before the tv cameras to do an interview with fox phoenix. >> if you had to do this all over again again you're in the desert, you notice you have blood on your hands, how do you handle it? >> i would turn around drive immediately to the police department. >> reporter: what do you think would have happened to you then? >> i don't know but it would have been the right thing. >> reporter: do you have a sense where the public feeling is about you, whether you're liked or not liked? i mean -- >> i get a sense there is great division on both sides but i believe the majority is against me. >> reporter: what are your thoughts on that? >> psychologists once explained to me that society has this need to persecute people and get personal gratification f

the phoenix police department, when i asked them for a comment they were trying to address mitigate and manage the protests. why is it their job to mitigate protests in americaht. what is the role of the department of homeland security here? >> the department of homeland security was setting the whole sucker up. they were funding these fusion centers and these local police departments around the country. and so in phoenix, for instance, the homeland defense bureau of the phoenix police department had one officer dedicated to tracking the facebook messages of occupy activists. >> bill: good god. wow. >> they were work become the counter-terrorism center and the arizona counter-terrorism center, there are several private sector groups including a private sector group that has 50,000 business peesm working with local fbi agents. >> bill: you know, i wouldn't say i hung out with them but i certainly visited the occupy movement down here at freedom plaza a couple of times right? and attended a couple of meetings down there. i don't remember any record of violence or you know, this was not like the world bank protests out in seattle a few years back. what was the