been in to talk to prosecutors and we know that both wildstein and bridget kelly said specifically we won t talk unless we get this immunity from prosecution. now we know wildstein is talking, so we can ergo we think he s been immunized. exactly. hunter, before this segment started we were talking about, you know, this may come down to a he-said-she-said situation if there is no physical evidence, no texts, no e-mail, nothing that we can point to, a smoking gun as you were talking about. and it seems like christie was immunizing himself from that back and forth by trying to asatsz nate the character of all these internal ailds. my question is, if they all then go talk to the investigator, patrick fishman on this, that s a serious issue for christie because none of those people talked to him and his lawyers more specifically in the vindicating report that was released ten days ago. well, as you re pointing out, the battle lines have been
and fifth, no other leads turn up which give prosecutors an excuse to broaden investigation. based on others brewing including the claims those odds don t seem promising. richard, expand on that in terms of the exposure in which the governor now sits. there are a number of potential pit falls have you have summarized for the governor here. there are state and federal investigations going on as well as the legislative inquiry going on all of whom have subpoena power and the potential for putting people under oath, immunizing them and bringing perjury charges. there is a specific statute in new jersey that criminal mischief statute that deals with interruption, deliberate
in the population. people undergoing cancer treatment. people with lung issues. julie: i have to bring up the flu because the flu vaccine isings us. h1n1 was concern last year. not so much this year. you can t give flu vaccine to newborn. should parents get flu vaccine to protect their babis. pregnant women. parents, the other kids, grandparents. that is really big one that we see. again we re looking to try to protect the other end. population. if we can get that from immunizing and protecting children then we re getting a room boon here. julie: dr. london, thank you very much for coming in. we appreciate it. my pleasure. jon: more ahead, julie on a story we told you about yesterday. a critical intel website is hacked. information from clients like apple, the u.s. military and major credit card companies stolen. it could affect your bottom line, we ll get into that. police in texas searching for clues after a guy dressed as santa opened fire
shrugged his shoulders. gregg: first responders could not get down the snow covered roads and the family is suing for $20 million immunizing the city of negligence. do they have case. let s bring in joey jackson, and bob massy joins us. good to see you both. bob, let me start with you. as you know government have sovereign hunt in for tort liability and the plaintiffs are suing under an exception, called the tort claims act but they still have to prove that the city s mistakes went beyond ordinary discretionary decision-making which is protected, even bad decisions are protected. so isn t the city likely to prevail? well, look, there are two parts to this case. it s going to be the battle of experts, number one. in a situation you put forward, what the standard is going to be the city among their own
operating under the assumption that you can t indict a sitting president. so that might limit them in how far they go in terms of chasing down the president s role in this. john dean, to you. prosecutors don t just hand out immunity to people for nothing. they really only give it if someone has something of value to offer, correct? that s true. generally there s something called equitable immunity just to assure the person won t be prosecuted. there s also statutory immunity, and it can be transactional, which covers everything or use immunity, which can be limited. you don t necessarily have to be a cooperator to get immunity. if you take and invoke your fifth amendment privilege and refuse to testify the prosecutor can force you to testify by immunizing you. and that could be what is