anybody with half a brain could have seen that coming. that is the first part. joey is right about the facts and the confession. i believe law enforcement has information to get the case to trial. as far as an insanity defense is concerned, when i played football, believe me i was not good in high school. our coach used to say it rains on both sides of the field. in this case 33 years from the time the crime took place hurts the government and hurts the defense because in an insanity defense hernandez bears the burden of proving of 33 years ago at the time the crime was committed as a result of defect or mental disease he couldn t appreciate the criminality of his acts or couldn t conform his conduct to the law. good luck proving that 33 years later. jon: joe way, i think if i killed a little boy in such a depraved manner 33 years ago i would hear all kinds of voices in my head to this point, hallucinations. how do we know whatever he is hearing or experiencing isn t just a result of a
firm like that and it s ridiculous, the white house walking what is an illogical line when they have private equity guys going to these fund-raisers but argue that private equity is somehow bad. they ve backed themselves into an argument by mounting this argument in an incompetent way and that s not romney s fault. if they can t make these distinctions it s not going to be clear to the american people what their argument is. jon: juan, when you look around the country now, apple wasn t started with government money, microsoft wasn t started with government money, google, facebook, they were all, you know, privately run companies, and now they re among the largest on the planet. what business does the government have, picking winners and losers like solyndra? i think that as i said to you earlier jon, i think it s a case where alternative energy is an emerging field and the question is, is the united states going to get left behind, are we going to lose out in terms of jobs in that
for promoting u.s. export sales and that s something the administration has talked about making a priority as we come out of this recession and try to gain some speed in the recovery. we re going to monitor the president, if he says anything more about the job market, about the economy. you can also see his entire statement live on foxnews.com. jon: al-qaeda is looking for turn yemen into its new terror stronghold, the kind of thing that it once had in afghanistan. what the u.s. is doing to stop them. we ll go inside that impoverished country, torn apart by war, with a reporter who got unprecedented access to al-qaeda. plus, he may have confessed to killing six-year-old etan patz but brand new details are emerging that could complicate the case against him. our legal panel takes it up.
assault by backup police and both injured officer and attacker are recovering. the suspect faces multiple charges, including attempted murder. police spokesman said this incident is the reminders of dangers police face every day. every officer has had an instance where they re mano. y, mano you re one-on-one fighting almost to the death here. reporter: this incident is under routine review by district attorney s office and internal affairs. authorities say based on preliminary investigation this was shooting that was justified. the officer used lethal force only as a last resort. jenna. jenna: glad he is okay. reporter: he continues to recover. jon: new defails in a case that has stunned new york city, the atan patz case. the man who confessed to the 1979 murder of that 6-year-old boy is undergoing psychiatric evaluation now
ordered by the courts. his lawyers says pedro hernandez has a history of siz french yaw and bipolar disorder. how might this figure in the prosecution s case against him. joey jackson former defense attorney and frred tecce, former federal prosecutor. this guy according to police con he ised if. his attorney says he has all the issues, schizophrenia, bipolar disorder. he has been having hallucinations for years. joey, looks like he may be setting us up for an insanity defense? that is one aspect of it john. even before trial there will be motions to dismiss the case on facially insufficient grounds. what do i mean? police are relying on a confession. one. hallmarks of a confession that it will be reliable. is it deemed reliable by a person who ha laws nats and is on medication and has history of schizophrenia.