thanks for being here. thanks for having me. judge jeanine: you wrote this book fatal vows the tragic wives of sergeant peterson. why did you write the book? i covered stacy s dis appearance and i covered kathleens it death in 2004. you are from the chicago area. i was the only person who wrote about kathleen s death. and then the state police determined it was an accident pretty much immediately and my losses didn t want me to write about it any more so i didn t. judge jeanine: why were you so interested in it? what you are tell meeing me isu saw something in this before everyone else did? he is a policeman and going through the lengthy divorce and animosity and there is court records detailing the animosity. her death was so suspicious. i don t know of healthy people who drown in bath tubs unless they are on drugs or alcohol.
why don t you just focus on the big numbers? okay, so now, let s see, it wasn t enough that he banned salt. and then he said we wouldn t have anything bigger than a 16 ounce soda. so now he says, we re going to lock up baby formula to encourage women to breast-feed. i think as long as it doesn t contain more than 16 ounces of milk, that will be fine. now, if we really want to carry this to extreme, i guess we need to ban open-toed shoes, there are a lot of people walking on the sidewalks and if you get stepped on. and beverages served at room temperatures, and not hot or too cold and they won t get a brain freeze or burn themselv themselves. maybe no bath tubs, somebody might drown in one of those and another thing we should do is ban all steak lives, those
greta: the gsa coming under fire again but this time it is not for lavish conventions with clowns and mind readers or even bath tubs. now? vacant buildings. gop lawmakers blasting the gsa for mismanaging up a nuceed government buildings. the government should be cas cashing in on prime real estate instead of wasting your taxpayer money. griff jenkins spoke with the congressmen about today s hearing. we are standing on the roof top of a multimillion dollars building owned by the gsa that sits on two acres of the most pristine property in washington in the georgetown neighborhood. you can see the view behind me. the white house designated it as excess property last october because it has been sitting empty for over ten years, costing taxpayers $3.5 million in operating costs and that was a subject of a hearing held here by congressmans john mica and jeff den ham to get answe s
greta: the gsa coming under fire again but this time it is not for lavish conventions with clowns and mind readers or even bath tubs. now? vacant buildings. gop lawmakers blasting the gsa for mismanaging up a nuceed government buildings. the government should be cas cashing in on prime real estate instead of wasting your taxpayer money. griff jenkins spoke with the congressmen about today s hearing. we are standing on the roof top of a multimillion dollars building owned by the gsa that sits on two acres of the most pristine property in washington in the georgetown neighborhood. you can see the view behind me. the white house designated it as excess property last october because it has been sitting empty for over ten years, costing taxpayers $3.5 million in operating costs and that was a subject of a hearing held here by congressmans john mica and jeff den ham to get answe s
greta: the gsa coming under fire again but this time it is not for lavish conventions with clowns and mind readers or even bath tubs. now? vacant buildings. gop lawmakers blasting the gsa for mismanaging up a nuceed government buildings. the government should be cas cashing in on prime real estate instead of wasting your taxpayer money. griff jenkins spoke with the congressmen about today s hearing. we are standing on the roof top of a multimillion dollars building owned by the gsa that sits on two acres of the most pristine property in washington in the georgetown neighborhood. you can see the view behind me. the white house designated it as excess property last october because it has been sitting empty for over ten years, costing taxpayers $3.5 million in operating costs and that was a subject of a hearing held here by congressmans john mica and jeff den ham to get answe s