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>> objection. >> she slashed his throat. she stabbed him in the heart. and then she shot him in the face. and all that thinking about it in advance. thank you. >> that's how he ended his rebullets. that's the last thing the jury heard from the prosecutor. on the defense, we heard him talk about he doesn't like her most days, but also said at thend of his defense that if she's guilty of anything, it's of manslaughter, almost like he's trying to just find a way to spare her life. that could be because the defense may have an indication of how the jury is going. as you know from our reporting through the course of this trial, the jury had a lot of questions, many of them very skeptical of the defense witnesses that many times very few questions for the prosecution's witness. >> shepard: indeed. and arias actually does get the death penalty, she will become just the fourth woman it end up on death row in arizona. the actress reese witherspoon now staring in a police dash cam video after her recent run-in with johnny law. and it's good.
days before the guilty verdict came down late last summer. they even tried to call the prosecutor, james glasgow, after a brief hearing on that matter, the judge said no. if you're wondering what the defendant has been been doing, we have seen him through a spotter sitting in a courtroom often hunched over, at times with his eyes closed and maybe dozing. tomorrow we expect to hear him speak. he spoke a lot when he was accused or suspected of being involved in up with of his wives' disappearances and/or deaths. tomorrow he's expected to speak before sentencing. it will go like this, the judge will rule, he's expected to rule against the new trial. they'll go into the sentencing phase. family, then peterson speaks, then the sentence. 20 to 60 years is the range. bill. >> bill: we'll see you then. thank you. steve brown in joliet, illinois tonight. so the infamous barefoot bandit is back in trouble with johnny law. prosecutors in washington state today filing new charges against the young man who led
>> of more than 650 beverages, we now offer over 180 low and no calorie choices. >> reporter: coke reacting to a full-fledged assault on sugary sodas that include school bans, proposed taxes and an often mocked new york city effort to eliminate large sizes. >> oh, no, i'm on the run from johnny law. >> reporter: but many feel it's no joke. after all, the average american gets 45 gallons of sugary soft drinks a year. that's 1 1/2 barrels of soda pop. in fact, sugary sodas are the single largest source of calories in the american diet. even this small can have some six sugar cubes in it. the regular size, 14 sugar cubes. and this super big gulp, some 32 sugar cubes. critics argue they're not just ordinary calories either. they're empty of nutrition and don't tell the body it's full. >> with beverages, we'll drink
zach and i have a tremendous bond. i love him with all my heart. i would let no one harm him. if i had any inclination that they were harming him, i would not let them come close. >> you're defending anthony sanchez? >> absolutely. >> the d.a. is now expecting the case. we've been asking you today, what is the line between punishment and abuse? here are some of your tweets. they tweet, i'm 65. my father has been gone for years, but i remember the beatings far more than love. johnny law says, there is no line anymore, it's all abuse these days. muddpie says, there o disciplin not to hurt. beating kids teaches that fighting is how to solve problems and could lead to
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hill today. and demi moore is getting help after being rushed to the hospital. help for what? lot going on in her life and the question now about whether she has substance problem. and, our friend the barefoot bandit is back and he has some things to say about johnny law, the cop whose arrested him. plus the prosecutors. and all of us in the media. if it is bad, it is our fault!
>> having a for profit incentive to put people in prison is insane. that's less than what? >> than the government. >> what is the government's incentive? >> but continuing the stupid program and getting their pensions up. >> i don't agree with you. but the people -- >> thanks, andy. >> who is this libertarian guy? >> they are lobbying for the laws. >> the problem comes in with the big government you love so much. that's your problem. gavin, i'm guessing you have had some experience with what i like to call johnny law. if he was arrested for minor stuff is there counter build ?g. >> the year was 1984. we were going to ontario and we had a rule if we were playing kick the bar good evening in the air they got an atomic wedge gee. it means you wedge gee the guy so bad his waistband comes up.
>> having a for profit incentive to put people in prison is insane. that's less than what? >> than the government. >> what is the government's incentive? >> but continuing the stupid program and getting their pensions up. >> i don't agree with you. but the people -- >> thanks, andy. >> who is this libertarian guy? >> they are lobbying for the laws. >> the problem comes in with the big government you love so much. that's your problem. gavin, i'm guessing you have had some experience with what i like to call johnny law. if he was arrested for minor stuff is there counter build ?g. >> the year was 1984. we were going to ontario and we had a rule if we were playing kick the bar good evening in the air they got an atomic wedge gee. it means you wedge gee the guy so bad his waistband comes up.
johnny law. this time disorderly conduct and resisting arrest to the charges. and, in case you are wondering that is, indeed, a neck brace in the mugshot. trace gallagher live in our west coast newsroom this afternoon with more. pacman says the neck brace is proof that he is innocent. >> yeah, because police say when they tried to arrest adam pacman jones he kept tightening his arms and pull away. pacman jones says he could not pull away because he just had neck surgery and couldn't move his neck. police also say that jones was drunk, shouting profanities at a cincinnati bar. here's how pacman explains it. listen. >> it's ridiculous. i keep on going through the same thing. it don't make no sense. what do i have to do to show people like i'm not doing -- i'm not on that dough. you know what i mean? i'm not disrespecting nobody. i got a freedom of speech. can i say whatever i want to say. there is no reason i should have got locked up for whatever they said i got locked up for. this is ridiculous, man.
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