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>> what do you see from your audience, what they want to know more about. if in all or most cases, even among catholics, 51% of catholics say it should be legal in most cases. 58%. do you sense that divide within your broadcasting world? >> i think ewtn viewers are catholics and attending mass regularly. my viewers keep my on my toes, they are closely follow prolife legislation. if i don't cover one specific bill, they ask, how come you didn't cover this. they prioritize life in the voting booth. >> when you say prioritize life, they're so focused on the 40 weeks for pregnancy. and not the 40 ...

Yes, i agree. >> that was an evasive answer. carly, welcome to the show. do you think this is actually going to happen, newscasters that a are robots or are these novelties? >> i don't know if it will happen in terms of the newscaster robot, but i love this idea. those who think robot human interaction is weird need not spit in the face of progress. this is phenomenal. i love it. this is a dpr idea. the -- this is a great idea. the only thing that would make it better is if it was made in america. unfortunately it was made in japan. >> even the japanese robots are taking our jobs. you are new ...

I tell you, jon, one of the jurors asked the ultimate question which is, if you killed the guy in self-defense why did you bother to lie about it? her answer was even worse, she says, to protect his reputation. this jury heard this woman sit on the witness stand for eight days and run this guy down like a dog including calling him a pedophile. even when she's lying it's not consistent with the other lies she'll been telling. and they have ever reason to be skeptical. quite frankly if i was their defense lawyers i'd be nervous. jon: after 17 days on the stand, arthur, you've pulled rabbits out ...

New york city. the broadcasting world has lost a legend. mike wallace known for his tough, abrasive questioning died at a care facility on saturday night surrounded by his family. throughout his 60 year career, he was at the forefront. whether he was pressing world lead deers or scolding celebrities, he perfected the art of the interview. his style mixed extensive research with a fair share of skepticism. although wallace was an early champion of the ambush interview, he later said the best information was oaks posed one on one. wallace started his career in radio as an announcer when televi...