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Information who helped in this investigation. the facts h fact weve only had one arrest and years later, all these decades later going after these guys at this point it seems to be they have a lot to prove here. >> well they do have a lot to prove. you know, one thing you have to remember back in like 1968, when i was eight or 1978 when this took place and i was 18, they didnt have a lot of stuff we have today. obviously didnt have cell phones. didnt have the ability to digitally record conversa...

Goodfellows where robert de niro played burke. now there could be a sequel. >> i got a call from marti sore says see, theyre doing a new script for goodfellows and the united states attorneyss office is providing him with that. uma: arthur aidala and fred tecce joining us. arthur, let me begin with you, were you surprised they were finally able to get arrests in this case and the fact that these indictments do read like a movie script? >> well it does show you how well the criminal justice syste...

Person who i had restraining order against and i just packed up my stefstuff and left or checked out and left, that is one thing. if youre at somebodys birthday party, who you know that the other person is going to be there, thats a different story. so it is fact specific. it is all about intent, jenna. all about intent. did i intend to be with this person or did i not or was it an accident. it is up to the judge to find the facts. >> that becomes a bigger point, fred, technology moving quicker ...

About virtually every telephone call to, there or within the united states. he still says its recall. fred? >> no. i mean, think about it, could you imagine if the police went in everyones home at night and rifled true their papers and said, look, were just going to photocopy these in case we decide to look into you for terrorism. thats a violation of the fourth amendment. you just cant grab this stuff up. eastboundnys right, you have to have some reasonable suspicion to look at specific peoples...

Retail giant claiming she may have been exposed to identity theft. this after target admitted that 40 million debit and credit cards were breached during the holiday shopping season. target issuing a statement, quote, we are aware of unauthorized access to payment card data that may have impacted certain guests and making credit and debit card purchases. the trust of our guests is our first priority and we have moved swiftly to address this issue. if you shopped at a u.s. target store between no...

20 of them suffer identity theft as as a result they have a lawsuit but not a class-action lawsuit for all 40 million. that is my point. >> right. gregg: ashley, heres the thing, the long-term business damage to target, that could be really catastrophic. >> it could be catastrophic and i think the reason theyre going ahead and filing this now, the plaintiff lawyers are smart. they want to be the first ones to file it. they want to file it in liberal jurisdiction, so they chose the 9th circuit. a...

Because it really is very, very difficult to fix it but again i can raise another issue. everyone of these people are on notice and told this is issue. they better be wary. i usually grow to walmart because i can take my rv. but i went to target last couple weeks and i will watch this carefully. gregg: my wife loves tar -- target. >> i shop during this time. gregg: your rv, fred? >> you know what? im a airplane-flying, rv-driving -- gregg: say no more, pal. say no more. i will stop you before yo...

>> for the most part. >> that was unusual but but, fred, i know you were trying to get in? jenna: fred? >> when i was prosecutor, once i picked jury, that was it. there were no negotiations. were going to verdict. that is prosecutors decision. >> things go in the middle of trial, witnesses dont testify the way the prosecutor thinks theyre going to. such a fluid situation that it is not unusual. >> interesting, different styles based on different lawyers. let me move on because i want to ask you ...

This deal. why? >> first of all i think she was guilty of in the first degree and i think that is what the jury can come back to. because she took a plea, she can allocate. she can allocate cute and spin the story how they got in a fight. i dont think it was true. look, im sure they conferred with the family. justice is served. the judge coon sentence her up to life in prison. i put my personal feelings aside. intellectually i think it is the right decision. jenna: fred mentioned the point i wou...

About this story was reading between the lines that the defense attorney made a comment in some of these reports that the government made this offer. so im wondering if the government was concerned by reading the jury that they may not have gotten a conviction for first or second-degree murder. jenna: let me ask you on that. because as someone that worked as a defense attorney in cases like this how does this come about? i mean depending on who made the first offer, theyre in the middle of this ...