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People here in cleveland are asking and im glad we have you to help us understand sort of the legal processes and seriously congratulations to those officers for doing what they did and freeing those three women. we appreciate it. quickly, if you can hear and see what is happening in between us, there is this massive group of people. there has been this prayer vigil that started happening here on seymour avenue. im sure because of these three women. and, again, police, sheriff office, still here...

>> we know the division of police, sheriffs office, fbi, multiple agencies are involved, they will be holding a news conference at 9:00 a.m. tomorrow. just to give a little local aspect of the administration of this case. right now, this is an ongoing investigation, it was never closed. they literally just got the warrant to search the house just about a half hour ago, i believe. they have to go through processes of getting the warrant, meticulously continue with this investigation. >> obviously...

Official ban on capital punishment disparities in the way death is being handed out. the reason for the states de facto ban on capital punishment was an obscure regulation. prison officials in maryland have come up with their own processes by which they put people to death and they were not signed off by the appropriate authorities. that is why maryland had to stop executing people in 2006 unofficially. when we talk about capital punishment in this country, we talk about the science or the race ...

And it was interesting, the fda insisted that people say who had paid their transportation or paid their way down and people had to get up one after the other and said monsanto had paid their way down. otherwise, they didnt want to disclose that. >> i love that part of the story. thats labeling. basically what would require in that moment was okay, mr. person or mrs. person here, you have to label yourself. who actually sent you. they said monsanto. >> thats what we want as consumers is that kin...

That hes an enemy combatant, then he might be adjudicated as a war criminal who violated the law of war, and he could be -- that matter could be tried by a military commission. >> lastly, attorney general ashcroft, based on what we know, do you think the fbi should have sought a fisa warrant so they could have electronically monitored tamerlan tsarnaev, and do you think this was in any way a failure by the fbi given they had been warned about him? >> anytime we have a situation like this we shou...

Well as the justice departments investigation into the 9/11 attacks. all right, david. its a pleasure to have you here. thanks for being here. youve actually tried terror cases in federal court. where does this case belong? like these. the oklahoma bombing, the 93 attack, there are so many terrorism cases where the defendants have been prosecuted successfully are doing life sentences and so its really the best system or the best process we have to deal with these. now theres been talk about trib...

Well as the justice departments investigation into the 9/11 attacks. all right, david. its a pleasure to have you here. thanks for being here. youve actually tried terror cases in federal court. where does this case belong? like these. the oklahoma bombing, the 93 attack, there are so many terrorism cases where the defendants have been prosecuted successfully are doing life sentences and so its really the best system or the best process we have to deal with these. now theres been talk about trib...

Soldier outside the recruiting office, lets be honest, lets say thats terrorism. the question is, do we suspend the normal due processes of law, whether its to these guys, or to you or to me, and to designate somebody as an enemy combatant? thats a tougher one. in fact, its tough enough that probably the smart thing to do is to bring judge andrew napolitano on board. i know hes got his view of senator lindsey grahams comments. i welcome judge napolitano, senior judicial analyst for fox news. jud...

Little rock, the shooting of the soldier outside the recruiting office, lets be honest, lets say thats terrorism. the question is, do we suspend the normal due processes of law, whether its to these guys, or to you or to me, and to designate somebody as an enemy combatant? thats a tougher one. in fact, its tough enough that probably the smart thing to do is to bring judge andrew napolitano on board. i know hes got his view of senator lindsey grahams comments. i welcome judge napolitano, senior j...

Well as the justice departments investigation into the 9/11 attacks. all right, david. its a pleasure to have you here. thanks for being here. youve actually tried terror cases in federal court. where does this case belong? like these. the oklahoma bombing, the 93 attack, there are so many terrorism cases where the defendants have been prosecuted successfully are doing life sentences and so its really the best system or the best process we have to deal with these. now theres been talk about trib...