to perhaps continue as we go through closing arguments and into the deliberations beginning this afternoon. thomas? nbc s ron allen in bellefonte, pennsylvania. ron, thanks so much. joining me here in studio is criminal defense attorney, former federal prosecutor, jay fahey. great to have you here. as ron was pointing out and we were talking about in break this seems like it has gone by at a lightning pace they have been able to get this far and the fact the jury could be handed this case by lunch time. the judge though throwing out two of the counts relating to a i kaiser around victim number four, saying the charges did not bear out. is that a sign that part of the prosecution s case was weak or that out of these 52 charges, they may have overreached in trying to get them all to stick? it is more the overreaching. prosecutor of the-put everything they can into an indictment t has to be sustainable at least from the grand jury because the grand jury vote on the indictment. but pro