very attentive. i testified in a stalker case, and there were people reading the newspaper. you didn t see that. no. the voluntary interview was harder. because you walk in and i think this is just what they do all the time, the first let s say 75 minutes, 60 minutes whatever it is, they go at you rapidly and they want to test whether or not you are going to be truthful and they are really asking you all these types of questions that for some of them hard for me to recall. but that they already knew the answer to. exactly. at one point they did tell me. there was one question they asked me several times. and they said mr. nunberg, we know these answer. so compared to the grand jury, they are just trying to get the
did they ask in the grand jury, which i won t talk about, but viewers can understand what they re asking if you watch the hearings. right. because they re kind of similar to the questions they ask in committee hearings and the congress. the difference between the i m just curious on a personal level because you re one of the few people who have done them both. sure. the difference between sitting in front for the voluntary interview and sitting in the grand jury, what s it like just in terms of i mean the length of time. they have a lot more time during the voluntary thing. some people have said it s almost like they ve got a checkless they re going through. first of all, on the grand jury they only meet i believe two times a week. so they have to get as much information in front of that grand jury. i will tell you to the extent i looked at the grand jury because i was mostly facing the lawyer who was questioning me, these people are taking notes. they re taking it extr
down a hall and see somebody getting beat up and in a lot of ways i was exceptional in they didn t get raped, and i didn t get robbed. reporter: is it your opinion that your punishment fit the crime. for me and most young people who find themselves transferred to adult court, that case can be handled in juvenile court. give daddy a hug. your life has changed dramatically from the point that you carjacked that man in the parking lot now. how would you define your life now? for me the most precious things in my life is the ability to be a contributing member as a father, a husband and a teacher. reporter: betz story has been offered to the supreme court as an example while the court considers a case challenging whether it s cruel and unusual punishment to sentence juveniles to life sentences in non-murder cases. legal experts lining up on both sides. let them serve out the remainder of their life in
start to peter out. let s move the map farther toward the west, toward north dakota, south dakota, parts of minneapolis. we re seeing counties under flood warning now and this has been the case for the past couple of days. rivers are starting to rise here. here is what the forecast is for the red river at fargo. we re at 27 feet. you notice as we go on through the next couple of days it continues to rise. the forecast is for 38 feet on saturday night into sunday morning. so that would be a couple of feet below the record stage, but the record was hit last year and you remember the flooding that those people had to endure then. so even getting close to record stable is going to be an issue. let s advance the map one more time and show you there is rain across parts of texas and that s not expected to amount to a whole lot once we get through today and temperatures will start to rise. speaking of rising temperatures and today s forecast map will show that temps will be at or above averag