herself a proud 17 year employee of planned parenthood. is a director she oversaw 3 clinics in arizona but her long career with the organization came to a halt in october 2017 when she got word she was out of job. i was in shock. could not believe it was happening to me. i was a hard dedicated employee. rodriguez tells fox news she was fired after reporting questionable conduct of the doctor who performed abortions. other allegations include endangering patients and failure to report a minor having a relationship with an adult. there were also paperwork discrepancies. rodriguez sued her former employer. it felt like the right thing to do. it was hard, not easy. it is not been easy. reporter: late last week in arizona jury awarded her $3 million despite living in the united states for 25 years rodriguez is undocumented and
like 30-degree weather. exactly. scott thank you. and tomorrow, arizona jury will be back to work delivering the fate of convicted murderer jodi arias. the jurors deciding whether arias should spend life in prison or executed for shooting stabbing and soliciting the throat of her boyfriend in the shower. sending questions to the judge that they re dead locked. the judge giving jury impasse instruction sending them back to deliberate. the jurors refired for the night without reaching a decision. coming up tonight, secrets, what sour government hiding from you and from me. why? i will tell you off-the-record next. don t forget to watch 10 p.m. eastern. sean will watch netanyahu s speech with colonel ralph peters that s tonight on hannity. to actively uncover, discuss and debate investment opportunities.
good morning. welcome back to starting point. this morning jodi arias is still awaiting her punishment. the arizona jury resumes deliberations in just a few hours. arias has convicted of first degree murder two weeks ago but jurors have been unable to reach a unanimous decision on whether she should get the death penalty or life in prison. in the event of a hung jury a new panel would be seated for the penalty phase and the trial could drag on for many more months. vinnie politan has been following the trial close plip he s host of hln after dark. vinnie joins me from atlanta. the deliberations resume today at 1:00 p.m. eastern time. it hasn t reached a consensus. third day of deliberations. does it bode well that they will spare her life if they can t they haven t decided so far? no, here s the thing. in arizona it s got to be unanimous for life or unanimous for death. it s one of the few states that does it that way.
wish i could change if i had the chance to do it. reporter: you talked a lot about life today and the lies you told in the courtroom. you told me two weeks ago, you would rather die than go to jail for life, go to prison for life. that was a lie? no. i meant that when i said that. reporter: you told the jury, you want to start a book club, a recycling program, help domestic violence education. are those good enough reasons to spare your life? i think if you look at those isolated by themselves, maybe not. but i don t know because everyone s different. each juror might feel differently about each cause. some of those might sound very trivial. i have never been in prison. i don t know what s available there, what i am able to do there. how much change kieffect. reporter: what do you think the jury s going to decide for you? i don t know. i can t predict it. the arizona jury will be back deliberating tomorrow morning.
i could change if i had the chance to do it. you talked a lot about lies today, the lies you told in the courtroom. you told me two weeks ago that you d rather die than go to jail for life, go to prison for life. was that a lie? no. i meant that when i said it. you told the jury today you want to start a book club, a recycling program, you want to help with domestic violence education. are those good enough reasons for them to spare your life? well, i think that if you look at those isolated by themselves, maybe not, but i don t know, because everyone s different. each juror might feel differently about each cause. some of those might sound trivial, but i ve never been to prison. i don t know what s available there, what needs to be done there, what i m able to do there. how much change i can affect. what do you think the jury will decide for you? i don t know. i can t predict it. greta: the arizona jury will be back deliberating tomorrow