will now have to take an anger management course before they have a chance to get back inside to watch a game. according to the post, fans booted from write the head security a let we of apology, and take a four hour $7,500 online course, and folks say the new program is part of the league s ongoingest to further improve the game day expense for fans. and now the legal panel, prosecutor anna-sigga and criminal defense attorney randy zelin. guest: if you are too rough and too rowdy, you have to take this online test, it is like an interactive checklist before they let you in. there is nothing unreasonable about it, just a way to tell you the bake rules. do not threaten. do not throw punches. do not jeer to get women to pull up their shirts.
steroids. 10 or 11 years ago and we have heard about the misremembering. it is about andy pettitte s memory and then anna-sigga is saying why we are adding another five or six trials to the new trial so they do not screw up. you may have taxpayers and juries saying, you ve got to be kidding. shepard: the most important witness, is that a problem for you? guest: well, more than one case has been won with witnesses that have problems. but is it really surprising a guy that was willing to inject him with the her moan could have issues? you take, he has the needles, is the government going to introduce the d.n.a. evidence that will show it was clemens who received the needles into his body and andy pettitte.
anna-sigga, thank you. arthur. good news and bad news for the economy. very, very good news this morning and gerri will bring that to us and then the bad news. also, the confrontation that left a young man dead, young man, he is a boy, dead in a school hall. [ male announcer ] if you think tylenol is the pain reliever orthopedic doctors
made it up. which indicates when they did this crosscheck she was from colombia. she speaks no spanish. that is it. how syma fell for them to have figured this out. these are professors, it is not the average person on the street which even they would get this right. everyone watches tv. they know you use the prints to see who she is. they did not check out a teenager s identity and send her off to another continent. shepard: and colombia is refusing to send her back. but that will get fixed. it is my understanding that will get fixed. this has become a big international issue. arthur: okay. shepard: you could not finish that thought in five seconds? no? arthur cannot do anything in five seconds. anna-sigga, thank you. arthur.
and now our legal panel, now, anna sigga and against attorney tamara, i dug deeply into the case and coughed it way back when, 18 years ago, and i always had sort of doubts and reservations about the convictions. what do you think about this strange legal maneuver which basically takes one of the defendants off death row and frees him and the other two facing life terms are free, too? it is splitting the baby. the prosecutors do not lose the case, but they get the guys to admit to not their guilt, but to say they believe that the state would fine them guilty and the guys get to go free. it has already been 18 years. this case shows how great the american judicial system is. these are guy whose have been fighting for their innocence. they were not put to death right