wrong. there is also, jon, possibility he may be called to the stand to testify in his own defense. now 12 years old. we ll see whether or not that happens again. closing arguments could come as early as tomorrow. and the judge s decision in this case, this is not a jury case, the judge will make the call and that could happen this week as well. back to you. jon: a very sad story. rick folbaum, thanks. jenna: you see images like, well this one from around the country after a terrible storm. where do the cars that look like this go? well there s a new plan to deal with house thousands of cars totaled in hurricane sandy. one town is willing to hold them at a rarely-used airport and in return they will be getting some much-needed storage fees. how does that all work out? rick leventhal with the details from riverhead, new york. hey, rick. reporter: jenna, at least 230,000 vehicles were affected by hurricane sandy. 150 you of them were total losses but the rest can be fixed up and driven
watching certainly as well over the next several months. aaron, great to have you on the program as always. look forward to having you back. thanks, jenna. always a pleasure. jon: a crime story we re keeping an eye on. the prosecution rests in the murder case against a 12-year-old boy accused of killing his neo-nazi father. now the defense might put up a witness with something very interesting to say. rick leventhal is live in new york where one long island town agreed to take on the a major part of the hurricane sandy cleanup. rick? reporter: if you re wondering what happened to all those cars damaged by hurricane sandy. we have the answer for you out here on the east end of long island. tens of thousands of vehicles. why they re here and where they re headed coming up next
premeditation but it doesn t show that he knew right from wrong. just because you re buying guns on the internet doesn t show that you know you re wrong. just because you said something to your psychiatrist saying that this is going to happen doesn t mean that you know that you re wrong. this is going to come down to expert witnesses. they have got to get some psychiatrists and psychologists involved. they have got to do some testing and have to come up with whether or not, he was, number one, whether he is competent to stand trial now and whether he was, whether he understood the difference between right and wrong at the time of the commission of this crime. with all due respect to the experts, both sides, prosecution and defense, will come up with their own experts who will exactly say the opposite. it will come down to the jury if it ever gets to the jury. my inclination is a slow long, guilty plea. it will never get to a jury verdict. the prosecution may take the death penalty of
in the bedroom. and she is the one with the knife and she is the one with the gun. come on. jon: well, i guess that s why attorneys like to argue in court because it has been a pretty good argument here on television. we ll continue to follow the new developments in that trial. jodi arias could go to death row in arizona. meanwhile day two of a preliminary hearing in another high-profile murder case about to get underway. this one involves with the gunman charged with going on that deadly rampage inside a movie theater in aurora, colorado. lis and dwane will be back with us including whether james holmes will go on trial. first rick, with the latest update on the case. reporter: the point of this hearing is to determine whether there is enough evidence to go to trial. the judge set aside five days for the prosecutor to lay out their case. the defense may call witnesses as well. day one was tough. there were family members of the victims inside the courtroom. they heard testimony fr
the time. was he sane? if a guy is sitting there in court emotionless listening to this kind of testimony does that ultimately help prove insanity. it does not help prove insanity at all. to prove insanity the defense has to show at the time of the alleged crime he did not know right from wrong. what the prosecution is showing in this very extended preliminary hearing i never heard of one going on so long, actually a whole week, he knew, he premeditated this. he booby-trapped his apartment. had the whole thing set up. buying guns on the internet a week before, months before. he knew what he was doing, he knew right from wrung. that will not lend itself to a insanity defense let alone an incompetencisy defense. jon: what about that,? there are reports his psychiatrist who had been treating him, he sent her a notebook that contained sketches of this kind of heinous crime, doesn t that show premeditation? well, it might show