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Throwing the fat in the fire. jon: i didnt have any kind of athletic ability coming out of high school. my mom would be happy to send me out of state to keep the laundry away. >> i dont believe that at all. strapping young man like yourself. >> vertical jump over a wet newspaper. youre talking to the right guy. jon: arthur aidala there, fred tecce. >> have a great weekend. enjoy the storm. >> stay dry. jon: thank you both. jenna: keep an eye on it. mom usually comes out on top, you know what i m...

Another popular beer. the acquisition is a bad deal for american consumers. theyre concerned its going to make these companies too big, and they could affect beer prices too heavily in this market. does the government have a case? lets bring in our expert today. former prosecutor fred tecce and former defense attorney arthur eye call aidala. they admitted no biases toward any beer companies but maybe some experience drinking -- [laughter] some of these. so, arthur, does the government have a cas...

[laughter] arthur and fred, thank you. >> thanks for having me. jon: i do my beer segment research every weekend. -and-a-half thats right. [laughter] jon: one of the nations most historic landmarks turning 100. coming up, the grand central terminal and how this magnificent building was also demolished. also, remembering some of the heroes of americas space program. we are live at the kennedy space center where nasa is paying transcribe beautiful

What beer and what city, what state, what up to. the best example was, and this is an extreme example, but they would not allow at&t to buy t-mobile. now, theres very few wireless carriers, but they did not want to just have one mother company controlling everything. jenna: okay. so cell phones is something, though, that a lot of american families use, fred, right? now, beer, i know some of our viewers might argue with me, but its not like its milk, you know, or something that all families in am...

Uma: right now a new judge in the fort hood shooting case is hearing arguments on whether to allow major nidal hasan to enter a guilty plea and avoid the death penalty. he is accused you may remember of killing 13 people in the 2009 massacre which was the worst mass shooting on a united states military base. were joined by fred tecce, former federal prosecutor. great to have you here. >> thanks for having me. uma: a lot of people would be surprised to know if he does plead guilty he does avoid t...

The motive was. there is many so connection to terrorism but the president of the united states is refused to call this an act of domestic terrorism. so what was the motive? was this a guy didnt want to be deployed and used this islamic radical view to get out of his deployment? or was this guy a terrorist communicating with terrorists overseas via e-mail and that is the issue. what is the motive? without the motive it is very hard for a judge or prosecutor in my opinion to come down with the de...

Jenna: well, some provocative testimony driving a key witness to tears in drew petersons murder trial. the judge handing the prosecution whats being described as a huge legal victory, allowing them to introduce some hearsay evidence thats normally barred from court, although its situation to situation. its for the judge to really rule on. the former illinois cop is accused of killing his third wife, kathleen savio. sobbing on the stand was a friend of kathleen savio, a critical prosecution witne...

Information from inside the courtroom. theres another witness on the stand right now, a friend of kathleen savio, and the judge is also allowing this testimony. mary parks says this, that savio told her that peterson had grabbed her by the neck, pinned her down and said why dont you just die. thats what she says, fred. but this is hearsay. is this effective? will this effectively prosecute drew peterson? >> well, let me tell you something, jenna, this is a tough case against drew peterson from t...

Lost our satellite link-up to john. let me ask you a question, fred. there are a lot of psychopaths in the world, people who for one reason or another have no conscience. does being a psychopath, does that qualify him as a psychotic disease? >> you know what? ive had this debate on your show for that psychiatrist whose name escapes me. im sorry, i think those are people who are define canned as lacking empathy. they have no empathy for what theyve done. they feel nothing wrong about having shot ...

The police came he just stood there and allowed himself to get arrested. he took no steps to conceal his activity, he took no steps to hide, he took no steps to confront the police. so at the answer to your question, jon, thats not enough to get you a legal insanity definance. jon: this judge is clamping down on the information coming out of the courtroom. there have been, i guess, two gag orders. were not going to be in the courtroom with a camera again to capture more pictures of this nut job....