Collecting information and providing it to the cia, just like a, quote unquote, collector would do. but let s look at who he is. he s a 59-year-old man when he disappears. he s got a wife, he s got seven kids. he had already had an career in the fbi. do you get any sense why he would go on such a dangerous mission with what appears to be no backup plan. i think he thought he was going to get real sexy information from this accused killer dawud he was going to meet in kish. he can see in his e-mails that were release, he himself feared for his life doing this. i m not going to sit here and call levinson a cowboy or describe his behavior as reckless but people can decide for themselves was this smart. can i ask, given let s call it the new dialogue with have with president ru han nil there in iran, do you think we re going to get more information?
Plea deal thursday and now behind bars telling the judge i had no regards to location or what would happen. i just pushed. we re going to have more on that in a minute. first the so-called affluenza defense. a 16-year-old from a wealthy family is sentenced to rehab and probation after killing four people driving while drunk. did the punishment fit the crime? lisa green, legal analyst. let s talk about this defense. apparently described some of the psychological problems here that can affect children of privilege. so tell me how this was used. well, it was used by one expert witness that the parents underwrote which is one of the many ironies and upsetting factors about this particular case. here have you parents who hire someone to tell a judge we did such an apaulingly bad job with our son s upbringing, taking blame fully and saying we re throwing him at the mercy of the court and the reason he did this heinous crime murdering four people is because he was poorly