into something more productive. greta: i am not a fan of seashts john edwards. i am a fan of keeping the integrity of the system. i am somewhat curious since he is such an unlikeable guy, cheating on his wife who is dying of cancer and lying about a baby. i do wonder if it s humanly possible for jurors to look only at the evidence, knowing in the back of their mind that he is such a cad. i wonder if it s a personal opinion is so poisoned us away from looking coldly and dispassionately at the evidence and fairly. well, i think desmite what the lawyers are saying, it is not a good case from the government. he may lose because of what you just said. people are not thrilled with him. they tended to like him. i had a lot of respect for her. i met her once or twice and hithis respect for her. i thought she was very strong, very solid. you know, he was a bad guy in a lot of different ways. he could take a case that really shouldn t be one and won and
into something more productive. greta: i am not a fan of seashts john edwards. i am a fan of keeping the integrity of the system. i am somewhat curious since he is such an unlikeable guy, cheating on his wife who is dying of cancer and lying about a baby. i do wonder if it s humanly possible for jurors to look only at the evidence, knowing in the back of their mind that he is such a cad. i wonder if it s a personal opinion is so poisoned us away from looking coldly and dispassionately at the evidence and fairly. well, i think desmite what the lawyers are saying, it is not a good case from the government. he may lose because of what you just said. people are not thrilled with him. they tended to like him. i had a lot of respect for her. i met her once or twice and hithis respect for her. i thought she was very strong, very solid. you know, he was a bad guy in a lot of different ways. he could take a case that really shouldn t be one and won and
regime s promised cease fire. but we re now learning the syrian government has new demands. and it s easter sunday. new york times nick christoff joins us to talk about his new column. you re watching cnn sunday morning, where news doesn t take the weekend off. good morning, everybody. i m randi kaye. glad you re with us. it is a story you heard here first. two men in custody by authoriti. this is one of them. i asked jonathan brooks will the arrest and how they found the suspects. we have two subjects in custody right now. we have alvin watts, 32-year-old white male, and jake england, 19-year-old white male, now in our custody. and what led them to you, how were you able to get them? it was through the work and investigation of our detectives and agents and deputies. and through the tip line that we set up and tips that the community provided to us and the information that was provided on us all coming to collaboration and led us to the successful arrest of these t
kercher, her then roommate, amanda knox, the american college student, and raffaele sollecito, her boyfriend at the time, and codefendant, both not guilty. in fact, innocent of those charges and ordered to be released immediately. randy, your thoughts? it is i m almost speechless. it s a proud day for the system of justice, not just in italy, not just in america, but anybody who believes in the courts and in laws and in the whole system, to see the right thing, the courageous thing, because as we ve said so many times, it s so easy just to uphold another jury has already spoken. the courage that it took to throw out the sentiment, the need to make someone pay, and to look at the evidence cooley and dispassionately. i m very proud to play even a small role in any of this. shepard: convicted she was of slander against italian police. that gave her three years of jail, plus financial
being impartial. who s policy is that? megyn read you the policy from the police department. you said city employees. is that omnibus procedure. i haven t seen that. don t throw around the big words. here is the bottom line question i have for you lee, mark points out he is under collar of authority. got the handcuffs. shows up in uniform on a police motorcycle. yeah. megyn: so what? a crime was committed. what did he do so wrong went to one party in the crime said you will be in a lot of trouble if you continue this? here is what he did so wrong. the guy is not criminal. shouldn t lose his job or send him to jail. it was not wise to do. he went there under the power of his office. look, i have a daughter who is a little closer in time to this. so when i start to think of that, well, i don t want to think about that. get back on track. if you look at this dispassionately, you say yes he stepped over the line in terms of what he really