to men who were gutted tv station recovering from injuries after being attacked by men in topeka, kansas. the man was upset because the tv station would not help him with problems with the veterans affairs. he is shown here again into a lobby and then being subdued. the suspect in custody. >>> u.s. officials say pakistan should release documents and a doctor who helped them catch osama bin laden's. pakistan has rolled him a traitor and the conviction has put more strain on the u.s.- pakistan relationship. the engine and a new battleground between the united states and al qaeda. state department experts have purchased ads on a yemeni trouble website. the show coffins of dead civilians to implicate the impact of al qaeda attacks. alan paton brag about killing americans. police and los angeles took an unruly passenger into custody after a united flight landed last night the passenger began fighting with the crew while the plan was in the air. it was a flight from newark new jersey to los angeles. >>> a bridge safely set for an employee got his job back >>> everytime it goes under the golden

he called a great politician because in topeka he was someone whose voice was listened to.but nothing about bob bethel really was a politician. bob bethel was a person who was a baptist minister in his small hometown. he loved god greatly, that was the focus of his life. he loved the people that god created in his community and across kansas and in fact became the administrator of a nursing home because of his care for senior citizens. and it was that extension of his care for seniors that caused him to want to serve in the legislature. to extend that opportunity to make a difference in the lives of the people he cared for in his profession with public policy decisions that were important to them and their future of their families in to topeka, kansas. again, i would say that there's nothing political about bob bethel. he was -- he was respected and someone that everybody enjoyed being around, but it wasn't because he as a politician calculated what the right answer was or how to get along with people or took a poll to discover what the issues were that people supported; it

. >>> a frightening morning at a tv station in topeka. police say he use add knife to cut two people before he eventually was subdued. both victims were treated and released from the hospital. the man wanted the station to do a story about his complaints about the veteran's association. >>> a group of men in san antonio takes on a group of burglaries. he says he woke up to see the man trying to take his television. two of the suspects joined into the brawl, all three got away empty-handed but were later arrested by police. >>> controversy over what band members told detectives about the hazing death of florida a & m major robert champion. champion wanted to undergo the hazing ritual in order to gain respect, says the court documents. his parents fired back says he was against hazing. >>> and a surveillance video shows a father putting his child inside a washing machine. a worker starts hitting switches and eventually stops its. the state prosecutor says no charges will be filed because there was no intent to hurt the child. >>> they're lo

compared to the size of the earth, it is 860 miles across the distance from salt lake city utah to topeka kansas, waters from the oceans, rivers and lakes, ground water, water vapor and snowfall the diagram shows how limited our freshwater flies are since you take that tiny spaoe and takeoff 9 -- spear and take off 96% that is saltwater we can use. >> a lot of cloud cover, this time of the year. no rain in sight. good morning hope you had a great weekend. clouds as we look down on san francisco over to the east bay this morning from sutro. what is it like when you step out? 48 santa cruz, low to mid 50s everywhere else. monterey upper 40s guillory -- guillory, salinas monterey. today, gun shine. south bay upper 60s to low 70's, -- mid 50s along the north bay coast more sunshine than yesterday won't be as breezy as it was yesterday. 62 sausalito, mid to upper 60s north bay valleys. on the east bay shore, low to mid 60s until you get to castro valley and fremont 67, oakland 65, east bay valleys, low to mid 70s, partly cloudy, 58 carmel, low to mid 60s most of the monterey bay. low 70s morga

check out the bad day they had at wibw, a local news station in topeka, kansas. the surveillance video picks up from the lobby of their station, a man grabs a lamp, smashes it through the front door and makes his way into the station. the man walks down the hall, and then begins punching and fighting a number of employees. before you know it, almost ten guys are out there, trying to subdue this man who has been identified as ray miles. a homeless veteran. now, it looks like they have him subdued. but this is when the worst happens. ray miles starts biting some of these men, and eventually pulls out a knife. there's even a bigger struggle. a man is now standing on top of him, ray actually stabbed two employees, one of which was a man who was a sales manager. he was -- the whole time screaming, i'm going to fing kill you all. the two men were treated for minor injuries. police were able to arrest ray. and as you can imagine, just facing a slew of charges. the reason ray is doing this, other video shows ray coming to the station earlier in the day, asking them to do

. >> yeah, the man smashed through the lobby door there of the cbs affiliate in topeka, stabbed two employee, bit another one. other staffers managed to restrain him just before the attack. the suspect had complained to the drus exer he was being mistreated by veterans affairs. >>> new details about the this dramatic video taken from a new jersey laundromat. a man is seen putting a 1-year-old boy in a washing machine as a prank. but the machine automatically locked and turned on. well, after a frantic scramble, the boy was freed without serious injuries. well, his mother now says the woman in the video was actually baby-sitting her son and the mom didn't even know that man. but police say no charges will be filed. >>> unbelievable. >>> the main cabin door of a canada airplane detached shortly after takeoff from south florida and plunged onto a golf course. the plane landed quickly. now the faa wants to know how it could have happened. >>> another one to file in the category of oops. harvard's red faced including the un no bomber in one of its publications. ted kaczynski lists his option as p

regait public schools to comply with the historic 1954 supreme court decision in brown versus the topeka board of education. these struggles for civil rights has not been easy. when they occur, they often revolve around the constitution with the rights that define us, as a nation have always been secured. first ten amendments to the constitution are known as the bill of rights. spell out personal rights and freedoms that are guaranteed to every american, including freedom of speech, religion and the press. right to petition the government, right to bear arms and the right to due process of law. most of the later amendments sought to explicitly extend rights, granted in the constitution itself to individual who's had been excluded from full participation in our democracy when the constitution was adopted in 1787. three post civil war amendments abolished slavery, made former slaves u.s. citizens and granted them the right to vote. the 19th amendment grant women the right to vote and another grant access to the ballot by 18-year-olds. we may view founding documents as timeless, but the gov

in topeka areas, there is a role for them. they can be of use and can be overused. all of us who are facing now the budget crunch are looking very closely at the use of contractors and making certain that you use them when you really need them as opposed to it being the easier way to go. >> you mentioned earlier the relationship between the fbi and congress, a very important relationship. i wanted to ask you about the relationship between the justice department and the white house, but in very general terms, so let me preface by saying that there has been attention to some of the drama surrounding conflict between the former deputy attorney general and other senior justice department officials in the bush white house, involving an nsa program from the previous administration. i would note that the fbi is in a very interesting position in our government. it is undoubtedly an executive agency in article two of the constitution. on the other hand, it is designed to be somewhat insulated from day-to-day interference from people engaged in the political affairs of the na

of miles the nine year old boy was walking with his mother on the campus of washburn university in topekakansas on saturday and noticed a group of in for most westboro baptist church members protest in holding up their signs that read god hates fags well upset by the signs and the protests joseph decided to make his own sign out of notebook paper which read god hates no one good on you just for standing up to rampant bigotry and hatred is becoming all too common in america today the bad oklahoma governor mary fallin fallin signed oklahoma's senate bill seven hundred thirty three into law tuesday which allows oklahomans to openly carry firearms while signing the bill fallon said the bill quote sends a strong message that oklahoma values the right sort of citizens to fund themselves their families and their property pro-life alan also thinks that oklahomans want their state turned into a scene out of an old wild west movie and the very very ugly florida governor rick scott scott's war on florida on education in florida is taking a toll state board of education decided on tuesday to lower th

. >> topeka, kansas. >> where dida, you start maccallum. >> right here in new york city. >> bill: toughum where else would i start? here is question number four. >> little market. >> bill: bill clinton played theke saxophone on arsonnial hall. what song did the former president play on arsenio hall? cards up, please. roll the tape on it. ♪ ♪ ♪ heart break hotel. ♪ heart break hotel. >> appeal to younger audience. >> bill: when they liked elvis, they were young. >> i get it. you know, it wasn't exactly a hip song at that time. >> >> bill: something really strange is happening.ng doocy has got them all right. he is four for four. he has won already you can't beat him? >> it's swimming in the freezing cold pool. >> first host of the today show on nbc. he famously had a chimp as a sidekick. >> do you remember me? i workre here all the time. a long slow look. i'm looking at you. no, i'm not looking at you. take your mouth out of my glasses there. i can't see too good without these. >> the chimp jay fred mugs is actually still alive. 6-year-old chimp is currently at a chimps retirement center

it happened last night in the 800 block of topeka street in southeast washington. he suffered head injuries but he was conscious when taken to hospital. >> police made an arrest in a chase that started in prince william county and ended in southeast d.c. investigators say officers in prince william county did not pursue the driver last night because it was on interstate 95 looks around and they considered it dangerous. other jurisdictions were alerted and picked up the chase through fairfax county in arlington before ending in southeast d.c. a woman was arrested at 57 street and southern avenue. >> turning to a developing story involving a former campaign aide to d.c. mayor vincent gray. thomas gore is scheduled to appear in court this morning for a rehearing. one of the charges he's facing involves destroying evidence. jummy olabanji is live outside u.s. district court with more on the story. >> thomas gore is also charged with making illegal campaign contributions. it is spelled out in the federal court documents that you see in my hand. these documents make it o

. >> bill: you will be selling refrigerators in topeka. >> not in boutique can a. there won't be any money in to pica. >> bill: so far out on the limb here. >> i did a poll. 6,000 interviews with likely voters from may 5th to may 11th. margin of error less than one half%. every one of them a likely voter. i have obama behind romney 52% to 42%. >> bill: wow. >> all the polling i have done. >> bill: how many people? >> 6,000. >> bill: 6,000. >> thousand. and all of the polling that i have done in all of the states where i always do likely voters, i have huge margins or narrow margins but margins for obama. i mean romney. >> bill: california. >> not california national sample. obama will carry those states. >> bill: 6,000 people was that spread out of the 50 states. >> all 50. >> bill: you have romney up by 10. gas prices are coming down. >> and up by 10. and i also believe that the undecided vote always goes against the incumbent. >> bill: here is the interesting thing about the fox news poll. i'm glad you reminded me because there is so many polling things here i ha

a man stabbed two people at wibw in topeka yesterday after his story idea was rejected.ding to the tv station's website, the man also threw a lamp through the front. >>> it looks like something out of a "diehard" movie, but this is real, a guy driving an suv coming up on a curve, a tractor-trailer coming other way. taking the turn too quickly, the oncoming truck tipping on its side screeching down the road and slamming head-on into the suv. it happened on a two-lane highway in russia. everyone survived. you can see the truck driver standing up and brushing himself off in the cab. amazing. >>> incredible pictures on the surface of the sun. nasa releasing enhanced video to show the intense activity of the star in a different light. the video was shot over 24 hours back in september of last year. >> i can never get enough of those nasa pictures, they're so remarkable. >> just amazing stuff. >> thanks, ladies. >>> people in the upper midwest on watch for more severe weather today. do you have any good news for us, mr. marciano? >> yes, good news is that the northeast should

. >> brian white of topeka capital. quickly on the options desk, what did you see from rim?e was speculative best and a lot of people thought it might be washed out and some good news might emerge and get a little bit of a rip out. i don't think they are taking long-term bets. >> i want to tell but a special event. fast monis coming to chicago on june seventh and you are invited to be a part of the studio audience. go for more information and sign up for the opportunity. maybe you will be able to shake guys's hands. come on. for free. for sure. coming up next, deal make to soon be hitting the streets. an analyst breaks down why more m&a is on the way and who is there. # >>>> welcome back to fast money. they are taking a look at cef in the options action. mike? >> cf industries is one of the stocks that is cheap and had quite a run now up about 19% on the year to date. one of the things you can take advantage of when everybody sees risk, they elevate premiums that mean that is it elevates the yield when is you sell options against the stocks you own. i was looking at selling

beyond that, topeka, kansas pays state and local taxes.le and middle class pay large amounts of taxes, the income tax is the one primarily progressive tax we have in this nation. when you only focus in on that, you have taken out the taxes that poor people pay. >> all of these republican legislatures, not everybody, but just about everybody, it's a rounding error to consider who hasn't sworn a blood oath to grover norquist that he or she will never raise taxes on anyone. is there an asterisk in the no tax pledge that says it's cool if you're raising taxes on poor people. why aren't they calling for the republicans heads for raising taxes? >> they're not that pure. in his defense, he tends to be quite consistent. he will say, it's not good if you let the payroll tax cut expire. what romney is attempting to do is let some of the stimulus provisions that help out people. he's fairly consistent here. it's more generally republicans who when they talk about what they want to do on taxes. what they really want to do, the way they see the economy

. >> i need a flight topeka. >> yeah, i'm moving. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back, everybody. for "insomniac theater" with "the avengers" breaking records last weekend at box office, will johnny depp's new move a "dark shadows" stand a chance. >> my thoughts on depp's new film and why i'm so excited to see it in a moment. but some news on "the avengers." >> it's going to be another blockbuster ridiculous weekend. it's already grossed over $200 million. the biggest opening weekend ever. not even adjusting for inflation here. folks lining up in droves to see iron man, captain america, the hulk and black widow. so far, globally, $775 million. well on its way to joining the billionaires club here. only 11 members of that club. they are in very good company. they expect another $90 million this weekend alone. so basically "the avengers" is the movie to beat. nothing is going to beat it, but they're on a roll. >> i beg to differ. i am predicting "dark shadows" will have a very big opening and perhaps a bigger opening -- not a bigger opening than "avengers" but will compete with "ave

station. 48-year-old ray miles described as a homeless veteran broke through the front window in topeka yesterday at the station exchanging punches with several employees before they brought him down. when he appeared to be subdued, miles produced a knife. >> then all of a sudden i felt a pain in my side and i twisted to see and i could see a knife being pushed in. a knife in somebody's hand that kind of changed the odds in his favor and people can get hurt. >> additional co-workers jumped in and kicked away the knife. court records show miles has a history of run-ins with the law. >> we don't know why he targeted that tv station. >> have no idea. >>> you know the part of the miranda rights that say anything you say or do may be used against you in a court of law? >> a wisconsin man is about to learn it the hard way. >> this is my house, yes. and it's a stolen camera that i stole, but it's okay. the cop won't figure it out. >> because you're just a dumb criminal, right? >> wow, that's bright. >> police say yang not only stole a video camera and recorded a tour of his home but admitted t

. >> bill: you will be selling refrigerators in topeka. >> not in boutique can a.money in to pica. >> bill: so far out on the limb here. >> i did a poll. 6,000 interviews with likely voters from may 5th to may 11th. margin of error less than one half%. every one of them a likely voter. i have obama behind romney 52% to 42%. >> bill: wow. >> all the polling i have done. >> bill: how many people? >> 6,000. >> bill: 6,000. >> thousand. and all of the polling that i have done in all of the states where i always do likely voters, i have huge margins or narrow margins but margins for obama. i mean romney. >> bill: california. >> not california national sample. obama will carry those states. >> bill: 6,000 people was that spread out of the 50 states. >> all 50. >> bill: you have romney up by 10. gas prices are coming down. >> and up by 10. and i also believe that the undecided vote always goes against the incumbent. >> bill: here is the interesting thing about the fox news poll. i'm glad you reminded me because there is so many polling things here i have got such a massiv

the man smashed through the lobby door of the topeka cbs affiliate.d of stabbing two employees before he was overpowered by other workers. even as the staff restrained him, he threatened to kill them and bit one person. just before the attack, he had complained to the news director he was being mistreated by veterans affairs. >>> well, jurors will be back at it today. their fifth day of deliberations deciding the fate of john edwards. after things wrapped up yesterday, edwards and his daughter attended an acc baseball tournament game in greensboro, north carolina. in their fourth day of deliberations, jurors didn't ask for any -- they didn't ask any questions or seek any evidence. edwards faces 30 years if convicted on campaign finance charges. >>> computer giant hewlett-packard announced its biggest payroll purge in its 73-year history. the company is cutting 27,000 jobs. it's about 8% of the workforce. many employees will get early retirement deals. hp saying they will save $3.5 billion a year as it struggles in a shrinking pc marketplace. >>> peopl

don't expect strong tornadoes, but from sioux falls to topeka, kansas, to the north and west of town we have the threat of strong storms. this is a cold front moving through the midwest right now. we are still watching showers and storms near sioux falls and sioux city. we have another round of stronger storms later today with multiple bouts of showers and storms near minneapolis, des moines, maybe that's where we'll have the best chance of wet weather on and off throughout the day. the eastern seaboard, alec, i mentioned that it is a beautiful day today. areas like new york city to d.c., fantastic, down to atlanta. the west coast looks good. we'll do it all over again. the east coast and the west coast, this is about as good as it gets for a spring weekend. enjoy it, everyone. back to you. >> we will. thank you for that in, that, bill karins. >>> can you believe the new study on coffee? in our office politics today, dr. nancy snyderman is going to give us her take on it right here on "weekends with alex witt." ♪ with the spark miles card from capital one, sven's home security gets t

beyond that, topeka, kansas pays state and local taxes. they tend to be regressive. was wanting to pay for the bill, he wanted to raise the state tax and take away the income tax for the poor people in his state. the folks do pay large amounts of taxes. the income tax is the one primarily progressive tax we have in this nation, so when you only focus in on it, you have taken out the taxes that poor people pay. >> all of these republican legislatures, not everybody, but just about everybody, it's a rounding error to consider who hasn't sworn a blood oath to grover norquist that he or she will never raise taxes on anyone. at any time for any reason while they hold public office. is there an asterisk in the no tax pledge that says it's cool if you're raising taxes on poor people? why isn't nor quist calling for the republicans' heads for raising taxes? >> they're not that pure. grover norquist says it is not good in you let the payroll tax cut expire. what romney is attempting to do is let some of the stimulus provisions that help out people. he's fairly consistent here

topeka and that the troubles in the country, we would be fighting right now. he did not oppose the decision and any railway and now is a very common to report an american decision. >> is, two days after the supreme court ruling in brown was the court has spoken and i will obey. and those are not the words. but the other worries in the military life understand separation of powers. >> i've always thought it was great. >> you think race is a great character test and the heroes of that century. and the one thing when people ask me, how do you support this guy who did so many awful things and good things, how do come down to whether he's a good guy or bad guy, but after he accurately opposed and was fantastically famous could have commanded highest piece on wall street and chose to go to detroit at the height of the ku klux klan popularity in the 1920s and defend the sweet family, which was an african-american family that had been trapped inside a home buy a white mob fired into the mob and then charged for murder. and he did one try, in a mistrial to another and

the man now booked into jail in topeka after receiving medical treatment. >> it was an honor for theen who fought for our country. among those recognized, u.s. army captain larkin o'hearn, he walks with a cain. he was blown up by a bomb in afghanistan 17 months ago but says that's not stopping him. >> from the beginning, i know i wanted to stay in the army. and i'm working that right now. and so that gives me that same kind of mission, you know, we both believe that there's a god out there that's looking out for us, that's got us this far and will keep taking us. >> also, being honored, a dog named rufus. there's rufus. he was a stray whose barking broke up a suicide bomb attack. that got him the award. fantastic. congratulations. >> wounded warriors are needed now more than ever because so many of our troops are coming home. if they don't have apparent injuries, there's ptsd and things they're doing are incredible and i don't know if you saw the show friday, saturday, not on sunday. we had five different events from the tough mudder which is taking over this country. most of the pro

sales manager were not considered life threatening, and as you might imagine, the cbs affiliate in topeka an exclusive lead story for last night's news. that gentleman has been taken into custody. megyn: you've got to hand it to those employees who a couple of them appeared significantly older, perhaps, than the guy with the knife and just went right after him to try to protect their colleagues. you know, you'd like to believe that you would handle it the same, but that's got to be a very scary thing. look at that guy in the red shirt there. that easterfying. >> reporter: it really is, yeah. but they did yeoman's work by getting this guy on the ground. megyn: you've got to wonder where security was at the front desk, right? >> reporter: yeah. tv stations normally have security, but i'm not sure if in a small market like this -- usually bigger tv stations and bigger local markets always have security out front. unclear if they had it in this case, megyn. megyn: yeah. well, if there's ever a silver lining, it's seeing people band together to help one another and then, hopefully, that gentle

watch out, wichita northward through topeka, omaha. a storm system will give us wet weather along the carolina coastline, but that's about it. the rest of the nation looking nearly perfect. that's a >> good morning. sunshine over pimlico this morning. what a gorgeous morning and what a beautiful day we expect during the day today. plenty of sunshine with high temperatures in the upper 70's to near 8 >>> that's a look at your beautiful weekend forecast. back to amy. >> bill, thank you. >>> the jury in the john edwards campaign corruption trial will resume deliberations on monday. jurors made several requests for specific evidence and deliberated for about five hours before the judge sent them home. more now from nbc's lisa myers. >> reporter: john edwards and his family left a courthouse on friday, still unsure of his fate. after being handed the case, the jury of eight men and four women, begin weighing edwards guilt or innocence on six felony counts, alleging that he knowingly violated campaign finance laws to hide his mistress, riell

would be 860 miles in diameter and about as wide edge it edge as distance between salt lake city and topekahy are they showing us this? we're not sure but we thought it was a nice picture. martha: far be it from me to argue with the u.s. geological society i was always taught growing up the water was major component of earth and major component of us as well. i don't think, you know, that looks like --. bill: folks at home, talk about this among yourselves. we'll do a follow-up next hour. martha: yeah. that doesn't seem right to me. but we'll follow up on that. thank you, bill. >>> so the obama administration is expected to green light a big drilling plan today that would be one of the largest natural gas projects in eastern utah. right? you've heard so much about why we're not drilling for natural gas to a greater extent in this country? here it is, folks. so the plan is going to drill about 3700 new wells over 10 years in a huge natural gas field. here's the guy who has been screaming about this since day one. fox business network eric bolling. had envelope with all of reasons. only thing

watch out, wichita northward through topeka, omaha.torm system will give us wet weather along the carolina coastline, but that's about it. the rest of the natio carolina coastline. the rest of the nation looking nearly perfect. now here's a look at the weather outside your window. >> good saturday morning, everybody. beautiful weather in the mid-atlantic. it's going to stick around today and tomorrow. for the running of the preakness, for the nationals and orioles. anything outside today and tomorrow, going to be gorgeous. temperatures right now into the upper 50s to around 60 degrees for now. but that's not going to last long. temperatures will zoom into the upper 70s to near 80 degrees today. nice and warm. low humidity. don't forget your sun block though. then tomorrow >>> that's a look at your beautiful weekend forecast. back to amy. >> bill, thank you. >>> the jury in the john edwards campaign corruption trial will resume deliberations on monday. jurors made several requests for specific evidence and deliberated for about five hou

watch out wichita northwards through topeka and home omaha.on the east coast along the carolina coastline. the rest of the nation look >>> and here's a gorgeous view around san francisco. you can see we've got mainly clear skies with a bit of a sea breeze, which will keep our temperatures running a little cool around the peninsula and coast today. we are talking 60s through there. but heading over the east bay to the north valley, we'll see the lower 70s this afternoon. come tomorrow, we'll see a few extra low clouds with sea breeze picking up late in the day. should be fine for the eclipse viewing inland. monday and tuesday temperatures cool off thanks to the strong sea breeze and a cooler week ahead as well. >>> that's a look at your beautiful weekend forecast. back to amy. >> bill, thank you. >>> the j >>> the jury in the john edwards campaign trial will resume deliberations on monday. jurors made several requests for evidence and deliberated for five hours before the judge sent them home. more from nbc's lisa myers. >> reporter: john edwar

. >> lizzie o'leary is joining us from topeka, kansas. glad you're with us..s. air marshalls to protect our planes. does that mean observation is our only protection? >> reporr: if you look at the wide spectrum of security and screening, what they call behavioral detection and good old-fashioned observation is often the gold standard. it's certainly what the israelis do. but it's also worth noting that that's a very challenging thing to do in the u.s. where we have 450 commercial airports and we're also talking about looking at flights coming into the u.s. we know tsa has screeners in specific screeners where they try to look at folk who is they think might be a threat or coming from a country they realize is a threat. so what they say is that they have sort of a layered approach. that's the term they always use, which means a little bit of observation, a little bit of air marshalls, a little electronic screening, and a little of watching what peoples' behavior is with the recognition that there's no plan that is 100% full proof. >> senator diane feinstein sa

you can let frances know the cans of california air pony express they must have lost them around topeka'm still waiting. as that air becomes more and more lynn the humidity turning it into a cambodian jungle, frances, if you could get on the air, please. >> josh you will get your cans of air when we get our new york bagels. you i've got to buy the air, i see. >> and a sch ear too. >> -- and a schmear too. >> all right. >>> see you later. >>> more news. dallas police say a man who climbed at 150 foot construction crane has fallen to his death ending a 15 hour standoff the suspect died before 2 a.m., the suspect was holed up in the cab of the crane. police didn't say why the man scrambled up the crane. he died when he tried to climb out of cab he was holding on with only his hands before falling. >>> day seven of jury deliberations continue today in the john edwards corruption trial this is video of edwards arriving in court friday with his mother. with no verdict so far speculation is growing that jurors may be deadlocked. they are trying to decide if the former presidential candidate is