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Be alive today. operation rescue, quoted as a credible source. he didnt get prosecuted so obviously he had to be shot, so says operation rescue. and so writes down the associated press. thus resulting in newspapers all over the country printing this absolutely whack-a-doo uncontested more than insinuation that an abortion doctor was murdered in kansas because what? he needed killing? because he hadnt been brought to justice? incidentally, the assistant d.a. from nola foulstons office won the pri...

Have a collage of pictures. its patient of he and lacy. >> thats the most amazing thing. the only picture is of her there with him. >> what does that tell you? >> it tells you that hes convinced in his mind that they have a union which is precious, which is something to be attributed, and you know, its crazy. >> yeah. dr. sharp, josh, and fred, thanks so much for being with us this evening. >> thank you, judge. and before we go, michigan new book, sly fox, will be out this tuesday. the young a...

You establish that she was dead in the bathtub and perhaps someone as at fault and i was a homicide. the next inquiry becomes was it name did it? thats where physical evidence is important also. >> judge jeanine: motive, means and opportunity, mark? >> we do have the statement that he places himself not only in kathleen savios house he says he committed the perfect crime. hes washing womens clothes and coaches his then wife stacey to lie to the police when they are talking specifically about kat...

You establish that she was dead in the bathtub and perhaps someone as at fault and i was a homicide. the next inquiry becomes was it name did it? thats where physical evidence is important also. >> judge jeanine: motive, means and opportunity, mark? >> we do have the statement that he places himself not only in kathleen savios house he says he committed the perfect crime. hes washing womens clothes and coaches his then wife stacey to lie to the police when they are talking specifically about kat...

Of sexual crimes. so we will not be naming them unless they give their permission to nbc news. there was a break. court resumed just a little bit ago. the defense is expected to give their opening statement and then perhaps this afternoon we will get the first testimony, the first testimony of victims, the alleged victims of jerry sandusky. thomas? >> nbcs john yang outside the courthouse there for us. john, thank you. joining pe now is b.j. bernstein, an attorney and former prosecutor and assis...

This campaign, any campaign is going to be about the issues and about -- >> and joining me now is the man who currently holds the seat, barney frank. good morning, congressman, good to see you. >> thank you. >> let me say a little bit about him besides his family history. hes got credentials, studied industrial engineering at stanford, went to harvard law, he was in the peace corps which was founded by jfk, worked as a prosecutor and an assistant d.a. in massachusetts. but why do you think hed b...

Out of the 200 were already released and they were simply on parole. sew pardoned them so that they could have their rights restored but you they werent released from incarceration. only 26 being considered for release from incarceration and only five released so far. that is the nature of the problem. i think we have to believe that governor barbour acted in good faith and he wasnt doing this to taunt people or annoy people. although frankly you have to believe that the victims are still concer...

Out of the 200 were already released and they were simply on parole. sew pardoned them so that they could have their rights restored but you they werent released from incarceration. only 26 being considered for release from incarceration and only five released so far. that is the nature of the problem. i think we have to believe that governor barbour acted in good faith and he wasnt doing this to taunt people or annoy people. although frankly you have to believe that the victims are still concer...

Out of the 200 were already released and they were simply on parole. sew pardoned them so that they could have their rights restored but you they werent released from incarceration. only 26 being considered for release from incarceration and only five released so far. that is the nature of the problem. i think we have to believe that governor barbour acted in good faith and he wasnt doing this to taunt people or annoy people. although frankly you have to believe that the victims are still concer...

Scrutinize him as well. so, well see how he stands up to it. all right, 38 minutes after the hour. coming up at about 7:35 on "starting point," soledad obrien will talk to senator john mccain about why he endo e endorsed mitt romney. did you watch that? and at 7:05 eastern, soledad will talk to former senate candidate christine odonnell about whether rick santorums recent momentum will affect mitt romney in new hampshire, where he is leading the polls, quite handsomely. >> one of the last inte...