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And speak on his behalf at that hearing. the three victims will also be invited to speak there. that will be their decision whether they choose to do so or not. but that is where the actual sentencing hearing will take place and we'll find out if the state, or if the judge will sentence castro according to those charges that have been agreed to in that plea deal. rick. rick: garrett, we were all captivated by the videotaped messages that those three victims recorded and released to the public a couple of weeks back and remarkable to see them as well as they look and to sound as well as they do...

Talk to you. rick: i want to ask you, we'll take a quick break, why you think we're so fascinated to this day with the mafia. i want to talk about your series as well. we'll have more with michael franzese after this.

And now growing questions about "the new york times" which has said wiener should drop out of the race and whether the paper helped to fuel his political comeback in the first place. you might remember it published a piece on the wieners back in april reading in part: rick: judith miller is a pulitzer prize-winning investigator report and author, kirsten powers is a columnist for the daily beast, both are fox news contributors, and, judy, what a difference yet more revelations make. i mean, "the new york times" goes from a puff piece like that to telling him to drop out of the race. >> i'm awa...

>> reporter: jenna, making matters more money, cities are farming out or contracting out payment of these little tickets. when you fight it, you don't even get a response. that makes it more frustrated for those who get stuck with one of these on their windshield. jenna. jenna: avoided that at all costs of course. adam, thank you -- >> reporter: take a taxi. jenna: very interesting look what is going on across the country. thank you. rick: coming up, troubled actress amanda bynes will spending two more weeks under psychiatric observation as her parents are trying to take control of her affairs...

Secrets protected. nobody wants them splashed all over the front pages of the new york times and the washington post. but there is a deep concern about the potential for abuse with these programs. in the right hands, it might be totally fine. but in the wrong hands when you have a president, an attorney general whether it's these two right now or in the future, the potential for abuse, i think, scares a lot of people and rightfully so. rick: okay, so people aren't, the voters aren't the only ones divided by this, politicians are divided by this. we saw the vote in the house on that amendment t...