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Daughter and doing what he thought he had to do to protect his daughter. >> here now attorney and fox news anchor geraldo rivera. this is not a nice story to issue everywhere in the fathers day weekend. we cant give you details. we dont know whether this 47-year-old was a repeat offender or done had before. we what we do know is that 99% of the people watching us, men, fathers, would have done exactly the same thing. >> no question. >> i would have done it, you would have done it? >> easily. >> ...

President obama was chaired during his state of the union address when he vowed i was on top of it by cracking down on mortgage fraud. >> well also establish a financial crimes unit of highly trained investigators to crackdown on large-scale fraud and protect peoples investments. some financial firms violate major antifraud laws because there is no real penalty for being a repeat offender. >> reporter: housing advocates and liberal democrats are fuming right now. they say the presidents special ...

I said what, you want to fight? come on. >> buracks owe pone sent a violent repeat offender who is currently awaiting trial for manslaughter. he says burack started the fight. >> he jumped you? what happened? >> jumped, yeah. it was over -- it was not a real fight. >> unlike burack, erik was sent back to his regular cell and not placed under any new restrictions. burack claims erik receives special treatment from the prison. >> hes a crazy man. hes murderer, you know. but im not scared, you know...

That is old-fashioned. now, the laws are much more technical and vague. >> john: the government said he broke four obscure regulations on the books in hon did your. >> shep: that said had to be packaged in 40 pound boxes. >> everybody was using plastic bags. >> i started in 1986 and was doing it the same way. >> even honduras said, youve got it wrong. it didnt matter. >> 7:30 in the morning. [ siren ] >> there were about six black vans and f.b.i. and irs, fishery service, customs, all with guns ...

Its an ultrabook. you bring great shame upon this coffee hut. with a long-lasting ultrabook, everything else seems old fashioned. ultrabook. inspired by intel. several weeks after visiting her three children, michelle lacy, facing drug dealing and weapons charges, has just learned her fate. >> i went to sentencing yesterday, and i got sentenced to 6 1/2 years in prison. no probation. >> lacy was convicted on a narcotic drug violation. as a repeat offender, she was denied probation, but has bee...

That is old-fashioned. now the laws are much more technical. >> john: the government said that he broke four obscure regulations in honduras. >> they had to be packaged in 40-pound boxes. we had them in plastic bags. >> john: everybody used plastic bags? >> i started in 1986 and have been doing it the same way. >> even honduras said you have it wrong, it didnt matter. >> 7:30 in the morning, there was about six or seven black advance vans and f.b.i. a lirs, customs there were 13 on my deck all w...

Charity work in his free time and promoting mental health awareness and he changed his name to that metaworld peace thing. but a setback. trace disbal gers in los angeles. hes a career offender? >> reporter: yeah. you mentioned the malice in the palace. but over his career, he has been suspenned 13 different times and missed 111 games. and dozens of those were also playoff games. he is now clearly in damage control, sending out twitter messages, one that reads, i am quoting here -- i just watche...

The regular season only has one or two games left. well see if the nba takes him out of the playoff. no stranger to action from the league, he was suspended for 86 games for his role in the infamous 2004 brawl with the fans in detroit where he went up into the stands and started swinging. >> in that case, i have to say, the fans deserved it. >> oh, really? well see what the league does with that. >> what do you think? seriously, i dont think you let him back in for the playoffs. >> that was voig...

>> michael is on the brink of his 18th birthday, and approaching adulthood is a dangerous place to be for a juvenile repeat offender. >> i would ask the court please allow this young man one more opportunity. he understands the next time hes in trouble he will be in the adult court. >> a person turns 18 theres not at least in the juvenile court system a lot of choices for us to make. because everyones looking, oh, we have this little window of time to work with them. its not long enough to ç e...

You cant blame them, because i did put them in a situation, but it does kind of suck. >> michael is on the brink of his 18th birthday, and approaching adulthood is a dangerous place to be for a juvenile repeat offender. >> i would ask the court please allow this young man one more opportunity. he understands the next time hes in trouble he will be in the adult court. >> a person turns 18 theres not at least in the juvenile court system a lot of choices for us to make. because everyones looking, ...