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You paid for it so it can't be a felony, it's got to be a misdemeanor. i think that's not going to fly in this courtroom. >> as we heard from jinah's report, there's one store employee who testified lohan was in the store days before, almost walked out with a diamond earring until she was stopped and told to give it back. at that time lindsay apologized. does this information set the pattern for the type of behavior that was maybe pulled off the day she did walk out with the necklace? >> it's possible, but the judge can actually disregard that. the judge can just look at what happened on the d...

"divinity of doubt: the god question." today christians around the globe are celebrating and some years ago when you were you wery celebrating on this good friday as well when you were catholic and you have faced off against hardened criminals. where is your faith today? >> i'm atheist does not believe in got. i'm one that believes that the existence vis-a-vis is unknowable. if it's unknowable, you can't know. i happen to have someone pretty bright on my sign, einstein. darwin was also the same religion as i am. i feel whether or not god exists is beyond human comprehension. the way einstein p...

Welcome back, everybody. it is a huge question, do vaccines play a role in causing autism? well, despite repeated medical studies that refute the theory, many continue to believe this they do. one of them is andrew wakefield. the british doctor initially raised alarms about autism and vaccines. while he's been forced out of his job, lost his medical license, and had his research declared fraudulent, he stands by his theory that vaccines are hazardous. in the fight against autism, is he a martyr or is he actually a villain? that is the question being asked in the upcoming "new york times" magaz...

Diagnosed with aism who feel there is a link to vaccines. there are some who would consider him to be a villain. what did he have to gain from the research he put out there? >> that's a good question. any researcher who thinks he's right has fame, glory, and also the conviction that he is right. he may well believe and did believe he could really make a difference and then once you're committed to that theory, especially if it's something very controversial, it's sometimes very hard to back away. you know, i think that is one of the great mysteries of our era is what is causing autism. if you ...

Science can't prove it definitively, why does the myth still exist. >> i think it's a great question, and, you know, one thing that's kind of complicated about all this is that some kids do regress into autism. they seem to be doing just fine and then suddenly there's a turnaround for the worse, and that happens between the first and second year of their life. well, that is also the time during which children get their mmr vaccine which is the vaccine dr. wakefield first pointed to. for some who regress, of course, there will be those kids that regress right around the time they get their vacc...