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So i expect it will end up there and quickly. >> the judge ruled arizona is preempting federal law by retiring legal aliens to carry registration papers but the federal law already requires that. >> exactly. federal law requires that. what is new? i dont know the argument in this case. >> gregg: david, do you? >> i dont. the obama administration says the law says that but were not enforcing the law and thats arizonas argument. you come to this with bad faith. you cant tell us what our law covers...

The army reports they transferred private bradley manning from a base in kuwait to a marine corps brig in virginia. the army suspected manning was leaking a classified helicopter cockpit videotape of a 2007 firefight in baghdad that left reuters photographer and his driver dead. now the army -- this is serious -- suspects manning has assisted the founder of wikileaks, sank julian assange, with a document dump that led top pent done officials to say assenga has blood on his hand. >> david, is the...

Federal code, death penalty eligible. >> the problem is you have to willfully seek to damage the u.s. or put soldiers in harms way. i think he was given a promise and was stupid to accept the promise that they would vet through the material. >> he hacked into a website and then leakedded the information. isnt that espionage, which is death penalty eligible. >> absolutely. he had to hack the information and the espionage statute read obtaining or transmitting information involving national defens...

To say that releasing this information, he does have the right. >> pentagon papers did not reveal pro government leaders. >> gregg: what about the founder and editor of wikileaks, julian assange, who is not an american citizen. criminal prosecution? >> i would think so, at least for conspiracy. you may not get him on more than that. >> as a journal list, you know there are things that you have protect the government from. when the government asks you not to put soldiers in harms way, you have to...

Shooting and killing his teacher. the school suspends him. guess what? now hes also facing a felony criminal charge of making terrorist threats. his mom says, look, hes 14 years old and hes autistic. >> i think there needs to be some sort of common sense used with these school systems that a 14-year-old autistic boy, who does not understand what hes done or what hes drawn, cause an iq of 75 should not be charged with a felony. i find it appalling. its outrageous. >> gregg: now the mother of the ...

Legitimate concern. the bottom line is, if the very next day this same child with this 75 i.q. came in and just started firing up the room, then wed all sit back and say, hey, we saw the signs. it was there. we knew this was going to happen. >> gregg: how about artist, first amendment? >> absolutely. this is an artistic expression. if pigs had wings, theyd fly. there is no indication there was ever any capability to carry this out. eighth graders behave this way anyway, let alone autistic, menta...

"the new york times" reports this, and -- and. >> hes under big pressure from high ranking dems. >> gregg: i bet you a lawyer got to the governor and said, instead of preparing your election campaign, you better prepare your legal defense. >> a he said/she said on the phone call but the fact that he called the day before and she doesnt appear is pretty darned -- >> pattersons fall from grace began when he admitted to the affairs and it doesnt surprise me -- >> that is more easily forgivable than...

Period, toyota alone and you have 100 individuals, 300 individuals injured, this is not reckless, and this is a corporation stepping up and saying we see a problem and well recall all of them -- >> gregg: assume for a moment, david, let me ask you how the case will unfollowed now, will there be a class-action lawsuit of some sort. >> yes. >> gregg: or will toyota try and settle injuries and wrongful deaths and simply provide minor compensation to all others who have been inconvenienced by the re...

But there is no greater honor than doing what were doing now. >> reporter: bill hawkins with the army corps of engineers getting emotional as he discussed the efforts to recover bodies from the hotel montana, 120 to 150 people working shifts from kw a.m. to 6:00 p.m. -- 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. trying to respect these americans and the rest of the people who were lost when the hotel collapsed. >> julie: rick leventhal reporting live from port-au-prince. thank you very much. gregg. >> gregg: toyota...

Settled. >> theyll put something in a publication and send a mail and a huge circular and send it out to customers and say for $200 well give you a rebate and we see that and well correct the problem and sorry for the problems you have had and heres a rebate to purchase your next toyota car. >> gregg: and the plaintiffs lawyers make out like bandits, financially. >> goodness, absolutely, they will make it all, because and class action they get a percentage of the recovery and we are talking -- $...