Much differently now. The plight of women in abusive relationships. There were all kinds of feminist protesters going snip, snip, snip. If she had just stabbed him to death, we never would have heard of her. Tainted love its been through the ringer. What do you need . Mark. John, are you okay to do the interview without your glasses . Can i read the questions first . No, you cant read the questions first why . cause thats not how it works. Its all a matter of what you believe. You know, i want people to understand the story, the whole story. The truth to the whole story. The whole story was a coverup. The whole court case. Lorena getting off on her charge was a big coverup. Okay. Go for it. Well start where you want to start. What was a coverup . Its one of the most talked about stories of the year. The case has struck a nerve. The sordid details of a marriage gone berserk. The bobbitts could only get more attention if they were starring in a tv movie. This case wont go away. It contin
Relationships. All kinds of protesters going snip, snip, snip. If she had stabbed him to death, we never would have heard of her. Tainted love good evening. Im david muir. And im amy robach. This is an allnew, twohour, 20 20. We dive into one of the most notorious cases of our time. Lorena and John Wayne Bobbitt. He wants to get his side of the story decide for yourselves. I didnt do my hair and makeup yet. Okay, marking. A cam. Mark. John, are you okay to do the interview without your glasses . Yeah. Can i read the questions first . What . Could i read the questions first . No, you cant read the questions first why . Cause thats not how it works. Work out well more me at all. Its all a matter of what you believe. You know, i want people to understand the story, the whole story. Yep. And this is what were going to do. The truth to the whole story. The whole story was a coverup. The whole court case. Lorena getting off on her charge was a big cover up. Okay. Go for it. Well start where
alternates out of a group of more than a thousand bostonians. many who say this is the face of terror. 21-year-old dzhokhar tsarnaev is facing 30 charges and the death penalty for his part in the 2013 attack at the finish line. family members and bombing survivors will eventually testify. a jury we re told will see video of tsarnaev placing a bomb near one of the youngest victims. defense attorneys, though, will arrange the 21-year-old was under his big brother s influence and that he, not their client, was the mastermind. you may remember tamerlan tsarnaev was killed in a shootout with police days after the bombing. we can tell threw will be heavy security outside a boston courthouse throughout the length of this trial which as you mentioned is expected to be a long one. it could be this summer until we hear a verdict in this case. coming up in the next half- hour, i ll have word from one of the survivors as she prepares emotionally for this trial. back you to, nick, mike?
nation s largest gun lobby with extreme influence and deep pockets and although this peals in comparison the demonstrators hope to keep an already fiery debate going. opposition to the national rifle association s press conference yesterday we absolutely do not believe this is the solution to the problem which exists. and that we need to move forward. come up with serious plans to change this. reporter: yeah, these demonstrators received a police escort as i mentioned earlier. they marched down 14th vote holding a candle light vigil as they call it. they went down to the episcopal church not too far from here where we understand that s where they re gathering now to continue trying to spread their message. ken molestina, ken thanks for that. a shooting ad a manassas park at a manassas park convenience store sends two people to the hospital. it happened in a sheets store in the 8500 block of the road. two people were taken to prince william hospital. one suspect is i
deference. an agency enjoys, when it interprets its own organic statute, for example, how much deference epa enjoys when it the clean air act at the state levels. that same level of deference has under serious and sustained attack for a long time and and and successful attack and in a lot of states agencies simply do not enjoy deference when they interpret their own organic statutes. and i think that s really really deeply unfortunate and think there is something about the political economy of state of states or state governments as opposed to the federal government that really me less optimistic about about state regulatory apparatuses. and maybe i ll just kind of leave it at that for and chris, when i think about some of the greatest changes in the criminal legal system and criminal procedure much of it has started at the state level. and when the us court decided that people with intellectual disability could no longer be subject to capital punishment, they surveyed states