aspects of the health issue starting to emerge. eric telford for realclearpolicy.com, works at the franklin center pointed out today that the fda is dragging its feet on a antidote to the meningitis outbreak that is sickening college students both in the east coast and the west coast. the p.d.a. won t approve the meningitis vaccine. what do you do when the health insurance is nonexistent and financial and unexplainable and mean while people are getting sick of real diseases? that is a big risk to people. absolutely. one big mess, but the president has a bit of a reprieve as he continues to vacation in hawaii. he gets away from all the yelling and the screaming here in washington. all right. surf s up. exactly. jim, thank you for joining us. merry christmas to you. giant retailer target is trying to lure customers back to the stores with a 10% discount this weekend after a massive credit card breach compromised the personal information of up to
this man killed the president. there are no question in my mind about it. we plan to transfer this man, not tonight, he will be here by no later than 10:00 in the morning. that will be early enough. chief, do you have any concern for the safety of your prisoner in due of the high feeling of the people in dallas over the assassination of the president? no, but courses will be taken of course but i don t think that the people will try to take the prisoner away from us. how can you explain the unexplainable? a place where luxury and nature is so hand in hand. a place where by doing nothing you can get so much. how to explain a beach hidden by the earth? some things can t be explained you have to experience them.
benefit of the defendant. we are in a jurisdiction where the jurors have the ability to ask questions they have. all this unexplainable stuff ultimately may be good for the defendant. we don t know why she still had her bra on, why she was facing this way or that way. if the defense can hammer that home, that this is just if it s unexplainable, there s no reasonable doubt. that is probably the direction they re going to go, that and the fact that the science so far is in the defendant s favor. sunny, danny, we have to watch this one carefully. thank you for joining us on this first day we look at it. why? because it is so usual that we see this conflict between what seems obvious in a public way versus the perception of what you get to show and prove at trial. that s what makes this case so compelling what do you think? use the hash tag new day and talk about this to us online. we ll keep the story going and follow the developments sas t sy
connections and connect the dots to show how he was involved and not just what drugs she took but how she actually took the drugs, i think they are going to weigh and consider that. and it s going to hurt him. and the statements like that that come in against him, they re certainly not going to help him in his defense. there s got to be something they ve got to consider and it makes a difference to the case. danny, what about the presence of this mistress gypsy? well, we ve seen many defendants unfortunately in america it s a fact of life that people engage in nonsense with mistresses or whoever. and we ve seen a lot of defense. that s the prosecution s chief motive here. and the problem is, the prosecution has to hope that that motive is so powerful and this behavior is so odd and unexplainable that it will get them over the fact that they simply do not have science in their favor. you look for the defense to absolutely hammer home the fact that each of these medical examiners nev
it wasn t just that she had a heart attack. it was she had a heart attack because of these drugs. and when they make the connections and connect the dots to show how he was involved and not just what drugs she took but how she actually took the drugs, i think they are going to weigh and consider that. and it s going to hurt him. and the statements like that that come in against him, they re certainly not going to help him in his defense. there s got to be something they ve got to consider and it makes a difference to the case. danny, what about the presence of this mistress gypsy? well, we ve seen many defendants unfortunately in america it s a fact of life that people engage in nonsense with mistresses or whoever. and we ve seen a lot of defense. that s the prosecution s chief motive here. and the problem is, the prosecution has to hope that that motive is so powerful and this behavior is so odd and unexplainable that it will get them over the fact that they simply do not have sci