but acts? i don t know what that meant. reporter: again going through at that point some of the journal that jodi arias had written and nowhere in the journals did laviolette or anyone for that matter see any mention of physical abuse by travis alexander. that is one thing the prosecutor continues to hit as he goes after the defense witness like he has with other defense witnesses with foot on the gas pedal going full bore. a number of times the judge had to admonish the witness to answer the question. try to explain things and find a way around it and it was supposed to be a yes or no answer. there were a lot of side bars called by the judge. there was motion for mistrial by the defense the judge for the fourth or fifth time said no. so, jenna, once again day 44 today, the third full day of cross-examination of this witness. one more note. the judge started to schedule days on fridays. normally there is no court date on friday. now there will be court days on fridays. she put
december, potentially could stretch into the six month if this goes into may. jenna? jenna: wow, incredible. adam, thank you. rick: joining you now for more on the trial, faith jenkins is former prosecutor. brian clay fool, a claypool, a criminal defense attorney. my 3-year-old gets a time out. have you ever heard a witness from the stand tell the prosecutor he needs a time out? no, i haven t. it was completely inappropriate which is why the prosecutor wanted that removed from the record which is why it was. you have martinez, his style is to be on the offensive and go after these experts and what he believes are these completely bogus theories they are profounding in front of the jury, go after them, attack them. he can be a little bit long-winded but in the end he is making inroads here. laviolette on the other hand, she seems to want to be combative with martinez at the same time. anytime he advances any sort of theory that undermines what she is trying to put forth in the case.