Hello everyone. Jury selection never seems to disappoint. You think it's going to be boring and you show up in it.

Never is. And day two of jury selection kicked off right on time, at least the first part of it.

And this time, we were in the big courtroom. That's right, the main trial courtroom.

That's right across the hall from Jody Arias's trial courtroom.

So yesterday and Judge Breskes for going over jury questions today,

the big courtroom, because we're going to have all the potential jurors there later in the day.

So that main trial

courtroom and right out of the gate, we processed 25 new potential jurors who walked in that

morning. 23 were struck out of out of those 25. Yes. Two made it through to Vadir. And if you want to know why each one was released,

stick around. I've got the notes, the details, the T. I've got it on. And after clearing those

initial numbers, the judge confirmed that in-person Wadir would begin after lunch when jurors

are officially questioned face to face.

But first, the judge checked in with both sides about the preliminary jury instructions.

Prosecutor Trina K, no issues.

Lori Valo, well, she had questions.

Of course she did.

Of course she did.

She wanted clarification on part of the instructions, especially a section that referenced the crime.

So Lori asked, this is interesting, Lori asked whether it should say attempt instead of a commission, commission.

So in other words, Lori wants the preliminary jury instructions to read that she attempted a crime instead

of the commission of a crime. And commission is a crime of a crime refers to the act of actually

carrying out a crime or in simpler terms. If we need to make it simpler, it's about doing something

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