forward with this plea but obviously when he was starting to what -- we call it a plea allocution, an explanation to the court of how you committed the crime, van der sloot was going off script and if he doesn't describe the crime in the proper way, the court is not allowed to accept the guilty plea. so i think under the circumstances the defense attorney decided maybe we should put the case over so i can talk to him and see if we can get the plea put back in. so this, by the way, this even happens in american courtrooms sometimes when a defendant sort of goes off script and starts to say things that surprise the lawyers and the judges and sometimes there is a delay. so maybe that's what's going on here. >> i think they'll sort all this out when they come back after this delay. now let's go to the case of aru aruba, the death of the american girl, as we know, natalee holloway. that case is still open and he was arrested twice as a suspect in her murder. because of lack of evidence, he was released. is it possible that if there's new evidence that's discovered