situation for the travis alexander family. what if they don't want to go through more testimony, go through this again? what's the likelihood that a deal that could be brokered that could spare her the death sentence and simply get life in prison? >> wolf, if the family doesn't want to go through this anymore, that will have a significant impact on the prosecution's decision. i don't see the prosecutors picking a new jury, and essentially retrying the case. i know other people are saying most of this evidence won't come in. i don't believe that. the prosecutor, in a re-hearing, is going to want in bring in all the grisly, disturbing evidence to convince the jury there should be death. the defense by contrast is going to want to bring in every mitigating factor they can, abuse, paranoia, personality disorder, you name it. it's going to go on for months and it's going to be another painful experience for the family to sit there day by day. i think if they plead with the prosecution and say, look, she's