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alabama. >> it's tonight. >> get that early start then. that's what it's all about. t.j., thanks so much. we begin, it is a very sad day but at the same time a life is being celebrated, sad day for "60 minutes" and many of us who have loved watching andy rooney for so many years close out that program. rooney died last night from complications following minor surgery. he was 92. rooney got his start as a writer in the army and spent nearly 60 years at cbs, half of them on the air. he always thought of himself as an ordinary guy that simply wrote about what he saw and read what he wro...

Presented, and will the victim have to testify in the grand jury? >> most assuredly, i think the victim will have to testify. there's a low standard of proof. the prosecutor just has to meet a minimum standard to show that there's enough for the case to go forward to trial. it's not beyond a reasonable doubt. it's a very one-sided presentation by a prosecutor. usually the defense rarely in the grand jury, although i must say this -- the defendant does have the right to testify. he could testify if he wanted to. >> now the defense does not have the right to cross-examine the prosecution witness...

minutes. a prison official reportedly ordered the suicide watch as a precaution. powerful reaction from his angry defenders and fans and from the alleged victim. first a look at the other stories we're drilling down on tonight. the nba is a tough game. >> look at that. >> but the tough es guy in the league may never have scored a point. the guy in charge of the phoenix suns comes out of the closet and into the arena. and want to take on the bad guys? ask a new york attorney general. no, not that one. the new one. that may be the only way to get the wall street banks who thought they ...

Fighting? this is programs one of the more bizarre cases i have ever seen. the first thing she says to 911 is he was asleep while he was doing it. is that a valid defense? >> it is. i understand why people are rolling their eyes saying sleepwalking defense? give me a break win told my wife this morning what the "kelly's court" segment was about. as her jaw hit the floor, i said and i'm defending the guy. the look was different on the day that we got married. the point is what's missing is intent it's a legitimate disorder. 55% of the time they don't know why. they know how to treat it. there i...

Saturday night giuliani repeated the argument that the payment did not break the law. every finance expert will tell you that if it was for another purpose if it was to save his family, to save embarrassment it's in the a campaign donation. second even if it was the president no need to go beyond that. case over. >> it's hardly case over even though he is saying it is the chief diplomatic correspondent. let's start with giuliani trying to understand his role here for