confictions if it s not presented properly. how do you proceed when dna is a critical part of the case? we may not know in these cases which ones are effected. in new york, it s one of 14 states in the country who have yet to reform the discovery laws. in new york, we have trial by ambush, you do not find out what the evidence until the trial. if you are sued in a consumer case or a contract case, you have the right to discovery, and a copy of the contract, not so in a criminal case in new york. this is a situation that highlights the need for discovery reform in new york. we have asked the police for an accounting of all cases that are effected and incumbent on them to provide it and if not, we have to go to court. i hope we don t have to, but we may have to. in your zeal to make sure that rights will not get
two locations, i m going to tell you that now this indicates there was a hiding or a staging of the child in that inoperative vehicle, and that makes a stranger abduction slim to none. martha: you know, how do you look at all this now mark? and why would they just be releasing the information they found these stains? well, it s really it s really to their disadvantage. i can t imagine why anybody would ever want to release this in investigation before there s any kind of an arrest or a court proceeding. but they have, and it s because of the discovery laws in arizona. so they ve done this, but they haven t told you it s human blood and they haven t told you if it is human blood, whose it is. so they ve really left out the big pieces of the puzzle that would actually mean so much. but i will tell you this, detectives usually don t go around saying i think that s blood and they put it on paper and they continue
about the case against george zimmerman. the man charged with killing trayvon martin. let s go outfront. good evening, everyone. outfront tonight we have breaking news. the market today dropped about 125 points, thanks to greece and jpmorgan. deepening trading losses at the bank today. the total losses for america s biggest bank, at this moment we tell you could now be $4 billion. just on friday we were telling you it was only $3 billion and you may have seen reports the day before that it was $2 billion. jpmorgan is about to face a firing squad here in washington. at the bank today heads started to roll. the first out was the woman, the top chief investment officer. she made $30 million in compensation in the past two years. it s unclear how much of that may be clawed back related to recent reform. we re always just hours away from a more public showdown. jamie dimon will be facing fire at the company s annual meeting in tampa. jamie likes a fight but you can bet he s no
martin. let s go out front. good evening, everyone. outfront tonight we have breaking news. the market today dropped about 125 points, thanks to greece and jpmorgan. deepening trading losses at the bank today. the total losses for america s biggest bank, at this moment we tell you could now be $4 billion. just on friday we were telling you it was only $3 billion and you may have seen reports the day before that it was $2 billion. jpmorgan is about to face a firing squad here in washington. at the bank today heads started to roll. the first out was the woman, the chief investment officer. she made $30 million in compensation in the past two years. it s unclear how much of that may be clawed back related to recent reform. we re always just hours away from a more public showdown. jamie dimon will be facing fire at the company s annual meeting in tampa. jamie likes a fight but you can bet he s not thrilled about the timing of this. is there will be a lot of tough questions from
good evening, everyone. outfront tonight we have breaking news. the market today dropped about 125 points, thanks to greece and jpmorgan. deepening trading losses at the bank today. the total losses for america s biggest bank, at this moment we tell you could now be $4 billion. just on friday we were telling you it was only $3 billion and you may have seen reports the day before that it was $2 billion. jpmorgan is about to face a firing squad here in washington. at the bank today heads started to roll. the first out was the woman, the top chief investment officer. she made $30 million in compensation in the past two years. it s unclear how much of that may be clawed back related to recent reform. we re always just hours away from a more public showdown. jamie dimon will be facing fire at the company s annual meeting in tampa. jamie likes a fight but you can bet he s not thrilled about the timing of this. here in the halls of the senate there s an investigation in the works. s