they came down with an iron fist and for 51 months, cruelly mistreated him and the house arrest that followed. he didn t worry about saving face. he felt he had to speak truth and power. we know your work and mr. chen s work is far from over. thank you for taking a break with us. thank you very much. four people have been killed in an earthquake in northern italy. the 6.0 earthquake knocked down historic building. given the scale of the quake, one of the strongest to hit the region, the damage could have been much worse. the last earthquake of this magnitude occurred in the 14th century. gay marriage is not illegal in the state of maryland, but same-sex divorce is. tomorrow is day 2 for jury dplxz the john edwards corruption trial. jurors have asked for 8 exhibits and all the notes from a wealthy heiress that gave a lot of cash in this case. what might the jurors be
now. back to you. thank you very much. tomorrow, jurors begin day 2 of deliberations in the john edwards corruption trial. he is charged with six felony count, accusedded of using nearly a million dollars from wealthy donors to cover up an affair with his pregnant mistress, rielle hunter. jure oners have to decide if he knowingly and willfully broke campaign law. we have a defense attorney and a former federal prosecutor here. thank you for joining us. thank you. thank, shannon. jennifer, i want to start with you. a lot of folks see the trial of roger clemens here and they say, it s a waste of government time and money to be trying folks they are trying to make examples out of them. is that what s happening with john edwards? i believe that s what is happening. i dont believe this case should have gone to a jury. what is compelling is that the
billion, more than amazon.com and mcdonald s. jurors in the john edwards corruption trial will resume talks on monday. the eight men and four women deliberated five hours and made several requests for evidence, including all the notes from a wealthy heiress who provided half of the money at issue. wards is accused of hiding campaign funds to hide his mistress in a presidential bid in 2008. he has pled not guilty. he could face up to 30 years in prison if convicted. you are watching the most powerful name in news, foxnews.com. greta: it s absolutely outrageous, all of this government waste. yes! but is it anything new? nope! we at on the record have been investigating and reporting to you where your tax dollars are going. looka we found n2010, workers at the securities and exchange commission sec were busted, checking out porn on
john edward probably couldn t help himself and gone off and talked about things, such a good spokesperson, gift of gab, he can talk well, great trial lawyer, it had to be hard as could be for him to not say a word. probably the right choice. if you catch somebody in a lie, even unintentional lie, it shoeses him. he didn t get himself a chance to get hung on his own words. who made the smarter case, prosecution or defense? the prosecution did everything they had to do. the real question is who is on the jury, we don t know everyone s personal biases, do they want to convict someone because he cheated on his wife and so angry they they will say he committed a crime. no question he cheated, did it rise to the level of the crime? up to how the people are seeing it those are 12 jurors we don t know everything about then. do they believe he knew there were payments being made on his behalf to cover up this mistress. people everyone thinks they know everything, maybe he di
destroying her body piece by piece. her name is amy copeland. and her dad says she didn t shed a singletary when he told her that doctors want to amputate both of her hands and the only foot she has left. he he says he explained it to her like this. your mind is beautiful. your heart is good. and your spirit is strong. these hands can prevent your recovery from moving forward. and her response: let s do this. doctors had already removed amy s left leg and part of her abdomen. and to try to stop the flesh-eating bacteria that struck after a zip line accident earlier this month in georgia. the jury in the john edwards corruption trial got to work today asking the judge for a another look at some key pieces of evidence. we ll show them to you coming up. plus, millions of people may have a potentially deadly disease and not even know it. the government is out with a new warning to an entire generation.