dietz testified that mrs. yatesw it was wrong, not just against the law but against society and against god. that is pretty powerful testimony. >> dietz took it a step further and also presented a likely inspiration for andrea yates' actions. he testified that she had watched a law and order episode that week in which a woman, to be free of her responsibilities drowned her children and got away with murder. >> the show where you almost always watched it was law and order. and the ones she watched, i watched with her. and so i heard about that testimony. and i'm like, i don't think that happened. you know? >> but there was nothing solid to refute dietz' testimony, and after three weeks of trial the jury deliberated for just under four hours. >> and the jury came back, and i knew when i saw that jury what that verdict was going to be. >> we the jury, find the defendant, andrea yates, guilty of capital murder, as charged in the indictment. >> i was devastated. >> knowing how much andrea loved our children and how much

dietz testified that mrs. yatesng, not just against the law, but against society and against god. >> that's pretty powerful testimony. >> dietz took it one step further and also presented a likely inspiration for andrea yates' actions. he testified that she had watched a "law & order" episode that week in which a woman to be free of her responsibilities drowned her children and got away with murder. >> the show we almost always watched was "law & order" and the ones that she watched, i watched with her. and so, you know, i heard about that testimony. and i'm like, i don't think that happened, you know? >> but there was nothing solid to refute dietz's testimony, and after three weeks of trial, the jurors deliberated just under four hours. >> the jury came back, and i knew when i saw that jury what that verdict was going to be. >> we, the jury, find the defendant andrea p. yates guilty of capital murder as charged in the indictment. >> i was devastated. >> knowing how much andrea loved our children and how much they l

. >> mrs. yates was overwhelmed. she had begun homeschooling, and she just couldn't handle it. >> you can imagine homeschooling. >> a, b, c, d. >> she was changing diapers 24-. washing diapers. not permitted to use pampers. had to use cloth diapers because they were the salt of the earth, return to, you know, disassociate from materialism. return to the basics. so there's no question that she was stressed. >> andrea yates' life had begun to unravel. >> she seemed perfectly fine after we had luke, our fourth. >> after her fourth child was born, she actually struggled with the thought of killing her child and she made a suicide attempt rather than risk harming her child. >> there was one psychiatrist who saw her who told her and rusty don't have any more children. you need to stop. >> just a year later the yates were expecting their fifth child. ♪ [ woman ] destination assist. this is ann. where would you like to go tonight? ♪ [ male announcer ] it's a golden opportunity to see how lexus effortlessly connects you to wh

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mr. president, you make me proud. earlier today i spoke about this with msnbc contributor james peterson and "the washington post" clinton yatese went off script, i mean, there was no prepared remarks. the fact that he just spoke candidly from the heart about this shows you that these -- this is not just something he has been thinking about but obviously something that is a contextual thing, but a reality for most people. >> james, the timing of this. this is before the national action network. of course reverend al sharpton's network. they are asking for all of these demonstrations today. >> that's right. >> but in a peaceful protest these demonstrations to be calm. do you think the president was thereby lending his voice to that call for calm and do you think this will have that effect? >> i think these demonstrations have been largely calm already. so i don't think there was any need for the president to try to hedge against some kind of violent outbreak. these protests largely have not been violent in any way. people want to express themselves. some people are angry and some people are frustrated. you know what, it's a rea