thanks on the call, kevin never admits to knowing anything about a hitman. but to detective palmer, his calm manner and apparent lack of surprise suggests a prior knowledge of the plot. never says what are you talking about? we never had any conversations. if you have any information about the murder of my wife, please go to the police. never says anything like that. in fact, one detective palmer called kevin just two days later, kevin made no mention of autumn s call. i claimed to have only a vague recollection of who autumn was, even though he just spoke with her. last name doesn t ring a bell, but i think she had a friend named on him at school. as the prosecutor saw, kevin was trying to keep police from finding the one person, other than sabrina, who could link him to lisa s murder. clearly a lie. prosecutors were now competent jurors had all the
revolutionary biometric id for every one of india s citizens. also, the housing bubble caused the crash. will a coming housing boon finally power this anemic recovery? first, here s my take. what to do about syria? western military intervention looked fraught with difficulties. but the situation on the ground is a humanitarian nightmare and is creating greater instability by the week. i have been persuaded they might be a path forward. the pressures on bashar al assad s regime are mountding. it s running out of crash and faces a real military threat from turkey. these pressures could be combined with smart diplomacy to push assad out of power, but it would mean trying to work with the russian government rather than attacking it. the u.s. has been bashing russia for shielding assad, coddling an ally at the cost of lives, some is true, some false, but all is unhelpful if the goal is to oust assad. unless the united states intends to ask iran for help, russia is the only cou
discuss all this. then we go overseas to egypt s election of muhammad morsi. what can we expect from an islamist president? two of the top egypt experts tell us. next, how do you count and catalog 1.2 billion people? i ll ask the man creating a revolutionary biometric i.d. for every one of india s citizens. also, the housing bubble caused the crash. will the coming housing boom finally power this anemic recovery? first, here s my take. what to do about syria. western military intervention looks fraught with difficulties, but the situation on the ground is a humanitarian nightmare and is producing greater instability by the week. i was recently in turkey and russia, and i ve been persuaded that there might be a path forward. the pressures on bashir al assad s regime are mounting. it is running out of cash, and it now faces a real military threat from turkey. these pressures could be combined with smart diplomacy to push assad out of power. but it would mean trying to w
you can look at all of my music monday interviews. tell me who you re listening to, what artists you think we should profile each and every music monday. now hour two. watch this. welcome back. i m brooke baldwin. here are a couple of stories we re looking at. the supreme court decides it will weigh in on president obama s health care law. a charity chief resigns among the penn state sex abuse scan l scandal. and an american is on a russian rocket heading to the international space station. jessica yellin, let s begin with you. first just give us the news. tell us exactly what it was the supreme court will be deciding upon. brooke, they ll hear arguments about the affordable care anl act, the health care law, and specifically whether the individual mandate is constitutional, the provision that requires every american to buy health insurance or pay a fine. they ll also decide whether the law can stand without the individual mandate, and that s a decision that will affect e