course, susan, susan just can t handle that. you know, that s a waste of time, right? there was the flat tire. i was like, great. you guys go to town and don t need me. i ve got this place i want to look at. out there, you need landmarks to find your way around, and i said, okay, it s foggy. you can t see. make sure you don t walk in a circle. and, like, two hours later, i was right back where i started, and i could not believe it. i just couldn t believe it, cause i was, like, trying so hard to walk straight. it was like, i felt really stupid. believe it was the next day we went back with the video camera and just kind of reenacted, you know, how i found her. anybody who had any idea what a fossil versus a rock was would have seen it, cause there was a lot of broken bones dribbling down. about eight foot up the side of the cliff, there were three articulated vertebrae and a couple other pieces of bones sticking out. from the debris pile, i picked up scraps that showed the holl
television. the dolphins player is reenacted. and then what happens? it is a coach, sticking out his knee and tripping the nice man here. see that, the yeah, see? the dolphin is running along the side line, which he is allowed to do. and here is the jet s strength coach, sticking his knee out to trip an opposing player, very bad form. see, we re not allowed to show the actual tape from the nfl so we reenacted it, when the coach came off the side line to trip an opposing player. totally cheating. today, we have another amazing edition of cheating in sports. but this time, there is tape that we re allowed to show. and so far, this has been the brightest spot in my day, and maybe days to come. that is coming up.
videotapes and presented a dramatic reenacted. of the decedent s death. four weeks later the first assistant says the commonwealth isn t even ready to show the court that it can meet the probable cause standard to hold mr. hernandez. prosecutors countered saying they have video evidence. they have witnesses who fingered those that were involved with the crime. shep: this double-murder case. we have heard about the case but may be presenting something to grand jury. that is news. that is brand-new. double-murder case is july of last year, two men found shot inside their car. what they are saying suv pulled up, opened fire on these two men and sped away. the suv prosecutors are now saying was actually rented in aaron hernandez s name. it was later found on his uncle s property in connecticut which is why they want the grand jury now to
litigation. they knew that this was going to be challenged in court. that s true. but congress should have to live with what it does. and it overwhelmingly, as we talked about, enacted the voting rights act. and for justice scalia to say it s the court s role to set aside what the elected representatives do that is a fundamental problem with respect to the way we understand democracy operates. it s a hallmark of this court, which until now has been hostile to legislative enactments by congress. there s section 2 and section 5. it gets a little complicated. section 2 is not part of this. section 2 is when we push the burden on the individual to pursue the action. section 5 says the government will proactive look at section 2, rather, is permanent. it doesn t have to be reenacted. right.
all which could include anything from his life story to possible good works he s done early in his career to pleas from his own children not to sentence him to death. the prosecution is certain to do a reprieve of the basic testimony at trial. this is a man as they say essentially for profit flouted the abortion control act in pennsylvania, performed late-term abortions, did it for cash without regard to the lives of infants or the women undergoing abortions. joe, when was the last time the death penalty was used in pennsylvania? i believe it was 1995. essentially, the death penalty has only been used three times in pennsylvania since it was reenacted. and in all three of those cases, the inmates waived their appeal