what jodi arias is in a holding room and wearing prison stripes. the jury is expected to go until 6:30. and the jury is hung, the judge will decide life in prison with or without parole. and the people are watching to see what happens. and it was interesting in the retrial and penalty phase as the defense tried to paint travis alexander as a manipulator and the prosecution said it was all jodi arias planning to kill the man because he broke off the relationship. >> so a hung jury second time takes the death penalty off of the table. >> reporter: it comes down to life in prison or life in prison with parole after 25 years. >> in the meantime, the mother accused in an unthinkable crime poisoning her five-year-old son with salt. spear's defense team not calling witnesses. and our legal panel weighs in on this sad case. and hours from a deadline for shutting down the homeland security. john boehner said it is it a battle. >> yesterday the white house press secretary said it is it a fight amongst the republicans. it is not a fight with the republicans.

it's the defendant, jodi ann arias. >> throughout the trial, you'll learn more about jodi arias, muchout jodi. you'll find she's an articulate bright young woman who is a very talented artist and photographer. but most of all, what you'll learn is that jodi loved travis. >> reporter: arias was accused of stabbing her exboyfriend, travis alexander 20 times and shooting him in the head. the premeditated crime, juan martinez said came after alexander realized he wouldn't marry her. the two had a volatile relationship and much came before the jury. salacious audio from sex tapes. >> remember the first time you and i grinded? >> reporter: journal entries by arias. >> i wish that suicide was a way out, but it is no escape. >> reporter: jodi herself taking the stand for more than two weeks. >> there's a lot of that day that i don't remember. there are a lot of gaps. i don't remember the poses of the pictures. i remember them now that i've seen the pictures, but i didn't remember them until i saw them. i remember taking pictures i just don't remember the pictures themselves even though we loo

that is kind of a big deal because we have not seen jody arias live on this trial during this phase. seen taped here and there. jody was someone who loved the camera from the outset of this trial and even before. the judge final moment as you say, beginning this morning when later on jurors will get the january to get the instructions from the judge after close arguments. all kinds of drama. yesterday arias went against advice of attorneys to allocute or make a final statement of remorse but arias had conditions. wanted closed courtroom. no media or public present allowed to watch it in any way. the judge said high court ruled that can't happen. arias refused to speak. that was yesterday. it was in may of 2013 that the 34-year-old was convicted of murder of her ex-lover, travis alexander. he was found dead in the shower in phoenix area home. shot in the head, stabbed nearly 30 times. his throat slit from ear to ear. the prosecution portrayed arias as compulsive liar. the defense said she was emotionally, physically, sexually abused by alexander. that was controvertal in the trial bac

to be the next jodi arias trial. "the addams family". this is stranger than jodi arias. >> reporter: are these the hands of a murderess? is this the face of a killer? or is 36-year-old marissa a victim? so battered by an abusive husband that she bludgeoned him to death, 38-year-old dale harrell with multiple blows to his head. >> the 36-year-old woman claims she was a victim of abuse but the prosecution is telling a different story. she could face the death penalty. >> reporter: killer or victim? that puzzle that has stumped phoenix, arizona, since january of 2009. from the beginning. just hours after the bloody attack that splattered the couple's master bedroom from floor to ceiling, marissa devault tells a story of constant abuse, verbal and physical. >> how did he hit you? >> with his fists. >> and where was he hitting on your body? >> all over the place. and he just kept hitting me. >> reporter: marissa even stands to show police how she says her husband of 15 years raped her on the night of the attack, choking h

people have got ton know jodi arias. >> jody is nutty as a snickers. to be very interesting to watch and they have only been deliberating one+6íl2ç day and these>y.t& of time for the jury to get to the point of deciding someone is going to die for this. >> real quickly, the other option is 25 years, parole or life in prince. -- life in prison. is there a difference? >> 25 years, her golden years are gone. >> do you ever mince words. >> i don't. >> we'll watch this together. we appreciate you coming in. paying tribute to mr. spock. and the actor who made his character an american icon. we miss him already. we lost him today. take a look. people with type 2 diabetes come from all walks of life. if you have high blood sugar, ask your doctor about farxiga. it's a different kind of medicine that works by removing some sugar from your body. along with diet and exercise farxiga helps lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. with one pill a day, farxiga helps lower your a1c. and, although it's not a weight-loss or blood-pressure drug, farxiga may help

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jodi arias is actually -- the jury is out on whether they'll sentence her to death. what i'd like to see just in terms of evaluating the state and how the death penalty is applied with women, jodi arias actually did the stabbing of the victim, travis alexander. in this instance, she didn't engage in the actual act of the murder. she was involved in the conspiracy involving the killing of her husband with the person who took the plea deal. so even though she didn't engage in the actual act of murders itself, she's getting the death penalty. >> i think a lot of people would be disturbed by the idea that some guy actually took the knife to her husband while she drove up later and didn't have that hand-to-hand combat with him. >> the facts of the case basically are that she and the boyfriend planned to kill the husband and on a day where he had apparently been to church and was doing other rather nice things, the boyfriend with a knife that she supplied and a nightstick that she supplied -- >> and some kerosene. >> beat him, took him to a remote area, she pulled up in th

should jodi arias be sentenced to death in an arizona jury will consider that today. she was convicted of murdering her ex-boyfriend travis alexander but that jury couldn't reach a unanimous agreement when it came to the sentence so a new jury is being asked to decide the matter. jurors have three choices for arias. life in prison, life with the possibility of parole after 25 years, or the death penalty. >>> the first black man to play in the nba has died. earl lloyd made his debut in 1950 with the washington capitals. lloyd was from alexandria, virginia. at one time he told "the washington post" he was surprised to be drafted by a d.c. team because he thought the area was a cradle of segregation. the nba hall of famer was 86. >>> the next big winter storm is brewing right now in the rocky mountains, and millions of people in the south are hoping it will not threaten them. they are digging out from a storm that knocked out power and tied up highways across hundreds of miles. vinita nair has more from durham, north carolina. >> reporter: many southern states are still

. >>> a jury in arizona still deliberating whether convicted killer jodi arias should be sentenced to death. in 2013 a jury found her guilty of killing her ex-boyfriend travis alexander but that jury could not reach a unanimous verdict on her sentence. a new jury has been seated and began deliberations yesterday. the judge will sentence arias to life in prison or life with the possibility of parole after 25 years if this jury cannot reach a verdict. >>> a federal judge clearing the way for vikings star adrian petersen to suit up once again. that ruling said the nfl made a mistake. the league suspended him through at least mid-april for his involvement in a child abuse case. the judge left his ruling open to further proceedings and the nfl is reviewing things. >>> with help from warmer temperatures in the south people are digging out from another crippling blast of snow and sleet that hit overnight. nearly 1 foot of snow fell in northern alabama. driving conditions were treacherous for texas and georgia. police responded to hundreds of accidents caused by the weather and utility crews

. >> jurors are expected to begin deliberations today in jodi arias' murder sentencing and they will decide whether she'll be sentenced to death or spend life in prison for murdering her boyfriend nearly seven years ago. she was convicted of murdering travis alexander but the first jury deadlocked on her punishment. two of the four students arrested in connection with the party drug molly are from maryland. police say zachary kramer of bethesda and another from lutherville are two -- and two others are now suspended and face criminal charges. this after 11 other students were hospitalized over the weekend. some after they attended a rave on saturday night. >> the supreme court is hearing arguments today in a case about possible employment discrimination. a muslim woman claims she was turned down for a job by a clothing retailer abercrombie & fitch after she showed up wearing a black head scarf. the company has fought back claims and settled others and changed the dress code. a new study shows startling differences of incarceration rates in various counties and towns. it's based on da

. >> right now in the jodi arias trial reversing the initial decision not to allow text messages received in his life. they will ask the sister about the text exchange but not the content or the sister's reaction to receiving them. and the prosecutor said that could help establish where he was before he was killed. >> the u.s. making progress and seen in shaping a deal that would initially freeze the nuclear program and that is the report from geneva today. secretary of state kerry there to reach a framework of an agreement. michael, it is nice to see you. and secretary kerry for the record said there was significant grapes. we are getting reports from europe of how the negotiations went. and it is reminder that the united states and iran is at a stand off. this time different? >> every time it is different because iran is building up the nuclear capacity over the decade and during the bush administration and obama administration. they have far more than we imagined than we could accept and we don't accept it. but there is not a good means of doing anything about it. that is the big pictu

. >> like jodi arias. that thing went huge.erstand why does america want so bad to feed off of this negativity? >> reporter: the young women get up to go back to their cells 24 hours a day, except for the three times a week they're outside on concrete, for two hours. in a different building, the chamber where florida executes death row inmates. across america, there have been five executions of women in the last decade. another one scheduled for monday. and when we contacted the victims' families in both these crimes, they told us they believe the death penalty is right. the women said they will go back to their books and their prayers. >> and praising god in the process, you know, and just showing people, we're people. >> it's not over. there is forgiveness and there is hope. >>> next, one prison where they believe the inmates should keep their humanity. watch what happens when they break free. when we return. n conrad for her. pretty dresses for teens... and for your little princesses too. only at kohl's. and shop this season

. >>> the fate of jodi arias is in the hands of a jury at the sentencing retrial in phoenix. jurors deliberated three hours on wednesday. they will be back today. they are decideing if arias should be put to death or life in prison for murdering travis alexander. the jury that convicted her in 2013 deadlocked on the sentencing. >>> bobbi kristina brown suffering seizures. a family source said when doctors tried taking her off the medications, they were forced to put her back on the drugs. 21-year-old brown is the only daughter of whitney houston. she remains in a coma after being found face down in her home in the bathtub a month ago. >>> recreational use of marijuana at the nation as capital. adults 21 and over to possess two ounces or less and can grow up to six plants at a primary residence. the washington mayor ignored lawmakers who threatened to throw the mayor in jail if going ahead with the legalization plans. 70% of voters in november november approved the initiative. >>> this is a really really sad story. word that baseball star josh hamilton suffered a relapse. andy

. >>> no verdict yet in jodi arias sentencing retrial.fter deliberating for two days the phoenix jury is taking the weekend off and resumes work on monday. the jury is deciding to sentence her to death or life in prison for killing her ex-boyfriend travis alexander. >>> a missouri state auditor considered a leading republican candidate for governor died thursday in an apparent suicide. police say 54-year-old tom schweich has shot himself. this has stunned elected officials who say he was a brilliant and devoted public servant with an unblemished record. an autopsy will be confirmed today. >>> scott walker emerging a front runner for the republicans. he is getting the star treatment at the conservative gathering when he compared democratic protesters in his state to radical islamic terrorists. >> there is no comparison between the two. i'm just pointing out the closest thing i have to handling the situation was the 100,000 protesters i had to deal with. there is no analogy other than the difficult situation if you were in the position. no

arizona jury is deciding whether convicted killer jodi arias will get the death penalty.ors won't resume deliberations until monday. the jury that convicted arias of killing her ex-boyfriend could not agree on her sentence this new jury has taken up that task. all the jurors on the panel have to agree on the death penalty if they deadlock arias would likely get live in prison. >>> new rules pass dad will change the way you get and pay for your internet service. it's called net neutrality it could be comeing soon your internet service provider. the fcc approved the new rules today. they let the fcc regulate the internet like your phone company. it creates a neutral internet where service providers can't charge companies to deliver their content faster. companies also would not be able to slow down service for some customers. new rules are expected to face legal challenges though so it's not clear when they can actually start affecting you. >> highly controversial all of that. >>> remarkable story of survival in new hampshire. >> yes indeed an avalanche of snow buried a man

the big story there tonight, the fate of convicted murderer jodi arias. her sentenceing trial went to the jury earlier today. she could get the death penalty or life in prison for killing her former boyfriend in 2008. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. he flu with a runny nose. [coughs] better take something. theraflu severe cold won't treat your runny nose. really? alka-seltzer severe cold and flu relieves your worst flu symptoms plus runny nose. [breath of relief] oh, what a relief it is. mommy! hey! ♪ how did i set a new personal record today? i started with a test run. then i got a solid night's rest in a great room. and before i hit the road, i hit the breakfast bar where i got my fuel for the next 26 miles. great endings begin here. and now when you choose choice twice, get a night at no price at 1,500 hotels. book now at choicehotels.com >>> well, so much for presidential coat tails. the mayor of chicago is in the fight for his political life tonight despite getting significant support from hi

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. >>> and the jury for jodi arias now deciding whether she will be sentenced to death or life in prison. >>> to a bizarre texas bank robbery, an employee providing a description of the suspect and informing the police that this guy was still in the lobby of the bank. so when police arrived, they found the suspect just sitting there holding the money. straight right? -- strange, right? we'll continue to follow that story. jon: the health and human services secretary now on the hot seat on capitol hill. sylvia burwell facing questions from a house committee over several obamacare issues from erroneous tax forms being mailed out to a looming supreme court decision that could undo obamacare. let's bring in karl rove former senior adviser and deputy chief of staff to president george w. bush, also a fox news contributor. responding to questions from senator hatch she admits that if the supreme court invalidates obamacare -- invalidates the legality of those state exchanges -- there is no plan to control the chaos that would result. what do you think about that just from a standpoint of gover

. >>> meanwhile this morning an arizona jury is still deliberating whether jodi arias should be sentenced to death n. 2013 a jury found her guilty of murdering her ex-boyfriend travis alexander. that jury couldn't reach a unanimous agreement on a sentence so a new jury was seated solely for the matter of sentencing. deliberations began wednesday. if they can't reach a verdict, the judge will sentence arias to life in prison or life with the possibility of parole after 25 years. >>> a judge has overturned the n.f.l. suspension of adrian peterson ordering he be reinstated into the league. he was suspended after reaching a plea agreement in the child abuse case involving his 4-year- old son. a judge ruled he was incorrectly punished. the league is appealing the decision and placed him back on the commissioner's exempt list for the time being. >>> an exlouisville cardinals basketball player is facing serious charges. chris jones along with two other men are accused of raping two women. all three have pleaded not guilty. jones' attorney says his client is innocent and has university security f

jodi arias' life will be in the hands of jurors again.. the prosecution paints arias as a manipulative liar never remorseful for killing travis alexander in 2008. the jury is expected to get the case before the end of the day. >>> in weather news 27 million people are under winter storm warnings right now. we're looking at messy weather from texas all of the way to delaware. snow and ice slamming more than 1,400 miles of our great country. georgia, tennessee, alabama, all declaring states of emergency ahead of the crippling conditions. >>> they're nicknamed the sea cow so when they swam into a drain pipe it caused a big clog. it took more than a plummer to clear the drain. >> reporter: how do you find 19 manatees in a drain pipe? the manatees satellite beach, florida, were looking for warmer water and followed each other into a drain pipe and then couldn't turn around. you can't remove a manatee clog with drano. such began the great manatee rescue. rescuers managed to coax a few out. >> they just guided another one out. >> reporter: most

opening statements are scheduled for tomorrow and the judge in jodi arias' trial did not think to questionndividuals but it could be possible misconduct. jon: new information in the i.r.s. targeting scandal. remember that? a core to go a new article by bob cusack, the obama administration is refusing to release more than 500 documents on the agency's targeting of tea party and conservative groups. quote, the hill sought access to government documents that might provide a glimpse of the decision making through a freedom of information act request. the treasury inspector general for tax administration opted not to release the documents covered by the request citing various exemptions in the law. let's talk about it with the managing editor and columnist for "the hill" and guy benson political editor of town hall.com, also a fox news contributor. one of those exemptions that the inspector general is citing is the fact that these are personal communications. now, how can government emails become personal communications, therefore, exempted from a freedom of information act request? >> i really

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. >>> anderson the fate of jodi arias is this in the hands of a jury at a sentencing trial. die or get life in prison for killing her boyfriend. the jury that convicted her in 2013 deadlock over her punishment. the source close to the family of bobbi kristina brown took her off medications but put back on because she began having seizures. brown in a medically induced coma after being found face down in her bathtub nearly a month ago. in ocean city, new jersey, a gas explosion captured on a police dash cam. one home was completely destroyed in tuesday's blast. 15 people were injured. many of them workers from a national gas company who were investigating the leak and take a look at this. all that remains now of the destroyed home is its foundation. debris was scattered all over the area. incredible that nobody was killed in this. anderson? >> could totally disintegrate. thank you. >>> more reaction from the new york neighborhood where men plotted to join isis and launch an attack against the united states. would you be willing to give up sharing your moments? sacrifice strea

this one is the sentencing trial of convicted murderer jodi arias.he jury is entering day two of their deliberation. they have to decide whether she should be sentenced to death or spend the rest of her life in prison. the last jury was deadlocked on all of this. if that happens again the death penalty will be taken off the table. the jury convicted her of murder in 2013 of the killing of her boyfriend. prosecutors say she attacked him in a jealous rage. areas claimsrage. she claims it was self defense. >> you may benefit from the president's failure to enforce the law today. but there will come a day where you will cry out for the enforcement of the law. there will be a day when you long to have the law be the foundation of this republic. be careful what you do with this law today. if you weaken the law today you weaken it forever. bill: thisw with a shutdown in funding for the department of homeland security just a day away. i have got a lot to go through in 3 minutes. what did you mean there will come a day when you long for the law. >> i warn peo

win on appw++ examples that they've moved i can give you those who haven't, the american sniper jodie arias judge said if we try to move a trial for every high profile case we would be moving -- >> it would be terrible presence dent. >> and that's not the standard if you've heard about it or in the community. the standard is even though you've heard about the case you've read about it seen stuff on tv about it, can you still be fair and impartial? that's the standard. if they say yes, that's it. >> okay so now the question is finding these jurors. every one of these jurors obviously knows about this case. >> right. >> the defense is going to argue they're biased. and over 1,000 people have been called into the jury pool. how, then, do they select a jury? and they need to decide who leans on what side regarding the death penalty. >> right. >> because a lot of people want this guy put to death. >> exactly that. what they have to do is get a panel that is death penalty what that means if this jury were to find him guilty and,m! come on, you know, itm<6ñ looks pretty good for the prosecution, w

. >>> a jury deciding the fate of convicted killer jodi arias begins its first full day of deliberationser made his final plea for mercy in the killing that grabbed global attention. the jury must decide between the death penalty or life in prison. >>> the atlanta area and much of the south gearing up for a bad morning commute. roads refreezing overnight. many people planned to stay at home, work from home rather than risk it on the roads. 1,000 flights have been cancelled at atlanta's airports and many schools will be closed. the state of emergency should be over soon because much better weather is on the way. not the case in central north carolina where it is still snowing. the area is gearing up for what the governor says will be a tough storm. practically the whole state will get some sort of frozen precipitation. a lot of schools will be cancelled. even duke university are out of class. accu-weather's justin povick will tell us where the winter storm will hit exactly and even more storms to tell you about on both coasts. good morning to you, justin. >> t.j. and reena, thanks and goo

we've seen it in jodi arias, where there is a period of time. here the judge is handcuffed. this is the only sentence that could be handed down so he handed it down. >> thank you arthur aidala for the analysis. meanwhile, we have other headlines. >> good morning. hope you're off to a good day. we start with another fox news alert. sweater -- southwest airlines grounding planes to inspect a hydraulic backup system. they canceled 80 flights yesterday but most of those grounded planes will in fact fly later today. southwest made an unusual agreement with the feds to let the planes keep flying for a maximum of five days while all those inspections are being worked out. >>> as promised, president obama has brought a swift veto to the keystone pipeline bill. the administration maintains that legislation bypassed the state department's analysis of the pipeline's benefits. now it's up to congress to override it. it would take a two-thirds vote in the house and senate to get that done and some democrats say they're prepared to do that including senators joe manchin and claire mccaski

boyfriend killer jodi arias learns her fate.der that an order to sympathize with the plight of immigrants or to believe in the american dream one must reject our constitutional system. to borrow a phrase our president is fond of using that is a false choice. >> that was the attorney general testifying on the hill yesterday. we have a former navy jag officer, who says he's defending the constitution. he has defended the constitution overseas and won't let the president trample on it here at home. he joins us from reno today. good morning to you. >> good morning, thanks for having me on. >> it's great to have you. you flew all the way to washington, d.c. because you wanted the folks in congress to know that the folks in nevada are unhappy that the president has exceeded his constitutional authority. >> well, we are honored to be invited by the house judiciary and it's a great opportunity to represent the 26 states that have filed this lawsuit. we all feel and at least preliminarily agreed with by the judge that the executive actio

jodi will get the death penalty. thousands of people watched the trial on live tv two years ago. arias maintained that she killed him in self-defense. >> a huge victory for proponents for the free fast and open internet. the u.s. federal communications voted in favor of net neutrality. approving new rules to stop internet service providers from speeding up or slowing down individual websites and other services. here are the basics. >> what is net neutrality? it has nothing to do with a volleyball or tennis court. the net refers to the internet. something that has become as necessary as water and power for most of us. it is about keeping the net the way it is today. >> in order, speeding up access to some sights and slowing down access to others. so are these rules a bad thing? it depends who you ask. the companies that deliver your internet has spent millions in lobbying money to get rid of net neutrality. on the other side our internet giants like facebook and google and president obama. they all argue the internet is a public good and should be regulated like one. they t say that com