the point of no trial in new york was to avoid the circus, let s make sure it doesn t replay itself in gitmo. we have some of the defense attorneys say things aren t particularly fair because getting access to their defendants, to their clients is difficult. right. so does that pave the way for problems down the road, i.e., appeals. there s certainly an appeal lying somewhere there and i ve been to gitmo on numerous occasions, it is not that easy to meet with clients. on the other hand, these individuals are also accused of being international terrorists, being dangerous individuals that kind of goes along with the territory. it s the same thing here in federal court, if you have someone who is a dangerous individual it might not be so easy to go meet them in jail. that being said, look, i there s going to be appeals on all sorts of issues. the number of appeal issues that defense attorneys here, you could write a book on it. this case is, these cases, frankly are going to be g
keep the bad us from his wife or to help keep his presidential campaign going. that s the big question for the jury in my opinion. the question will be answered by the testimony of john davis, were people to find him credible. he s a former aide and traveling companion to in other words. i john edwards. are you talking about andrew young? john davis and the information he said, andrew young as well. uh-huh. you know, look, a lot of people think that this is a case of john edwards versus andrew young, the one who wrote the book about him. i think it s more than that, we ve heard from john davis, we ve heard from several former staffers to john edwards, that he lied to them about the affair. that he manipulated people. that he just was not an honest, truthful guy. you know, it isn t just andrew young who was the lead-off witness, it s all of the other witnesses who come since that. but i have to say, we ve only heard prosecution s case so far.
for sort of masculine themes for lack of a better word. so i think that s where the comparisons come from. it s very flattering. i don t think it s entirely apt, but it s very flattering. how about the book a death in belmont. i find it fascinating that you think the man who could have been the boston strangler may have worked in your home. al disalva went on to confess to being the boston strangler. the case never was completely resolved. because there was no way to test dna back then and his confessions were pretty believable. and he worked in my home when i was six months old. he was a carpenter and he worked for my parents, building an addicti addition to a house. there s a picket of him somewhere. at the end of the job, my mother is holding me in her arms, i m a very young baby, and he s standing behind her, along with another carpenter, an old guy from maine, and al is standing behind my mother, with just this, he had these enormous
and hawaii. most of the debris is under the surface, but it can be very harmful to marine life. a new graphic novel called i m not a plastic bag that portrays the pollution of our seas. joining me is jeff corwin, host of abc s ocean mysteries we re glad to have you back here. so great to be here, alex. this is a really cool book. tell me what is so unique and what stands out about it. well, when we ve been filming ocean mysteries which you can see on abc every saturday, right before your show. we ve been traveling around the world, it didn t matter how deep we went in the depths of the ocean or how far we went off to remote place. we found trash. everywhere we went. and the impact of marine debris is really a pandemic impacting wildlife and ecosystems around the planet. i wanted to find a story to tell that through our company, jeff corwin connect, we partnered are area, the number one comic and