let's start here, look it's at the rebuttal case and what the prosecution has to decide is when is enough enough? i think that ultimately they have to come to grips with whether they feel comfortable enough inletting the case go to the jury and letting the jury decide. this is important for both sides and primarily you have a weary jury, jon. they have been there for a longtime, it's been, what, six weeks or longer, they've been sitting there, they've been patient. the judge has made certain promises in terms of we're going to get it done by the 4th of july. you have to balance the need for additional testimony in order to rebut points the defense made with the need to get a weary jury the says so they can make a decision, because a weary jury is an and rejury and we need them good tote it right and not just be expedient and go home. we'll see whether the prosecution will go forward, whether the defense has time to depose the witness, whether they withdraw that and left the witnesses testimony. the jury here is key, they want
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