found guilty of shooting an unarmed passenger, once his conviction wants his conviction thrown out, his lawyer asking for a new manslaughter trial because he says new evidence of a similar shooting in connecticut under in kentucky undercuts the case. a brutal home invasion trial, a jury deliberate phos a second day whether stephen hayes is guilty of murder, arson, and sexual assault in the killings of those three members of that petit family you just saw. in new jersey, prosecutors say there may not be enough evidence to upgrade charges against two rutgers university students accused of broadcasting another student s entry intimate encounter. that student, tyler clemente, kills himself shortly after. jon: in france a accident suspects rounded up, accused of targeting landmarks like
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on staff. tell you why that is. as of today, mr. shirvell, targeting chris armstrong a gay college student on voluntary personal leave, facing disciplinary hearing when he returnsch he still has a job. the question is why? tonight. this man, steven hayes could face the death penalty if convicted in the chilling home invasion trial in connecticut. bank surveillance, taken moments before a woman and two daughters were killed. she was withdrawing $15,000 she hoped would buy the freedom of her family. it did not. closing arguments were made today. we ll talk with jeff toobin about what happened in court today. the stories and more at the top of the hour. now back to larry king. [ male announcer ] some prescription drugs may lead to constipation.
and taliban and al qaeda stronghold. from north carolina to maine, floodwaters are starting to recede. the situation is still serious in a lot of areas. at least eight deaths are blamed on that high water. a warning to all of you do it your selfers out there, more than a half million home improvement books under various titles are being recalled. they contain faulty wiring instructions that could lead to electrical shock or a fire. with closing arguments wrapped up, a jury in connecticut is ready to decide the fate of one of the defendants in a brutal and deadly home invasion trial. our legal guys have been watching this case from the very start. it s such a stunning case on so many levels. law professor joining us along with criminal defense attorney and law professors. good to see you both, gentlemen.
lots of problems there and he is worried about having enough money to pay for the government going forward. shepard: i know that from the year that the tax cuts went into play, each year after that we kept getting bigger deficit. reporter: we were financing wars and other things going on i don t think that was brought up in this testimony. shepard: thank you for the two cents. see you at 5:00 eastern and 4:00 in oxford today. stay tuned. shepard: new testimony in the deadly home invasion trial in connecticut, a horrible story. the today a state official took the stand to explain in graphic detail how somebody set a fire that killed a mother and her two