jon: arthur aidala there, fred tecce. >> have a great weekend. enjoy the storm. >> stay dry. jon: thank you both. jenna: keep an eye on it. mom usually comes out on top, you know what i mean? arthur is getting more and more convincing, wasn't he? jon: keep our athletic camera operator is shaking his head. he is not on mom's side. jenna: keith is usually right on these things. listen to our experts. >>> a possible answer to one of the great mysteries of the super bowl. why did the 49ers lose? that is not the question. we're talking about the power outage that cut the lights to half the stadium. you know, what happened here? do we still have any answers? we're going to share what we now know coming up next. >>> plus new developments in a high-profile squatting dust-up. why one property appraiser says an antiquated law is at the center of all of this. we'll tell you more about this case out of florida coming up. jon: some new developments in a high-profile squatting case in south florida. police in boca raton have taken possession of a $2.5 million mansion infamously occupied by

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. >>> with us to help break down the case, arthur aidala.eep multiplying, like rabbits. >> well, 2008, apparently he's driving and the a motorcycle hits him. >> his brother. >> acl, the motorcycle hits his car. his blood alcohol level is 0. he's fine. no charges are pressed by what's known as the state prosecutor. but now, after his brother gets arrested for this homicide, the public prosecutor -- so something like our attorney general and a district attorney, they bring it back to life. now that the spotlight is on their criminal justice system, this particular family, and a little twist about the aunt being a criminal profiler, who knows what role she played in her nephew's car accident case, disappearing in the 2008. the case against the detective disappeared. the spotlight comes on him, now it's back into light. >> shepard: back to the case at hand. the part i don't understand is there's blood on a cricket bat. the claim of the defense is that oscar pistorius thought there was a burglar in the house, went to the door of the bathroom. did

arthur aidala criminal defense attorney, former prosecutor.red tease ea former prosecutor -- tease see. nine days after testifying in their own defense and subjected to cross-examination. after remembering all the stuff about their relationship she really can't remember the murder, the killing itself. >> nine days, nine days, nine days. by the way i forget what happened. jury is riveted for basically nine days to the extent they can be waiting to hear her talk about the murder. when she gets to that she says i can't remember. that was not high point of cross-examination. the prosecutor showed she remembered all the little details but couldn't remember killing the guy. i think he made his point. jon: what about it? >> it makes you cringe as a defense attorney. obviously they knew that going in, they knew that going into it. that was their strategy. obviously we're going to say she couldn't remember all of the nice parts about the relationship, but the bad parts about the relationship but the actual incident she can't. they have to call an exper

but for criminal defense lawyer, arthur aidala, that could mean one thing, a boom for his legal businesse see more people busted for pot and trying to bring pot out of colorado? we'll ask him. we have news on that office supply merger deal. the office mid-- the office depot, the other one, it's official apparently, what's going on, nicole, with the stock? >> you should pan out this camera. what's going on here, both stocks are halted here at the new york stock exchange. and what's happening is way back at barclays, they have office depot right here, the other barclays post, right here we see officemax and those are halted and the two crowds are backing up one into another. and both are halted for news pending on all of this that occurred, right? they're getting together, wait, it's not official, it was just a pr brief that was drafted and it wasn't supposed to be out. there have been so many headlines crossing on this and now both are halted and as the news continues to come out they're likely to come out. and it's backing up into one another. >> thanks very much, nicole. and it is wedne

. >> megyn: and arthur aidala, and mark eiglarsh and attorney and former defense attorney as well.ut the prosecution's case? >> responded to the home after the mother-in-law called and when they get there they find her to be credible and believable in that she says that he strangled her. they-- in had an alcoholic rage and they see on her neck red marks consistent with what she described, hand marks. and in the ear shot of officers not he says i love you one bunny, i will kill you when i get out. >> and they claim a history of domestic abuse here, and that the police have been to the couple's connecticut home before arrested in 2011 for disorderly conduct in an incident involving ashley. january 19th a police officer went there and responded to another domestic disturbance. arrested for allegedly assaulting her in 2009 in new york. a pattern here according to the cops. >> obviously, that's something that as a criminal defense attorney when you find out about your clients and leads you to question the credibility of your own clients. i will also say though, megyn, usually when i get

jon: did i just hear arthur aidala say he's not a normal person?say those words. i think it was an assumed thing around here. jon: breaking news on that terrible gas explosion last night in kansas city at least 14 people are injured. we will take you there live. plus, what action will the white house take on the growing cyber threat from china? we were all over this developing story yesterday. now the u.s. is pledging some kind of action, but what? all this as there are new situations in north korea as well. we have several updates on hot court case, the jodi arias, the drew peterson sentencing, the oscar pistorius bail hearing and much more. bill: he is only nine years old, he has a goal that will be admired by everyone of any age. and his next goal will leave you cold. we'll explain. oh! progress-oh! [ female announcer ] with 40 delicious progresso soups at 100 calories or less, there are plenty of reasons people are saying "progress-oh!" share your progress-oh! story on facebook. so i used my citi thankyou card to pick up some accessories. a new

fox news legal analyst arthur aidala and defense attorney jonah silber are both here.-day five-day fd up for a fair and balanced debate. >> poor guy not educated. >> from what i remember from my criminal justice classes just because you haven't seen the posted speed limit doesn't mean you get out of the. >> ignorance is. >> two of you would get out of the ticket. i wouldn't be all of arthur's kind would be sending in postcards from fiji. this guy is running a city and going to claim that he was too stupid to know that he wasn't supposed to make $100,000. >> he had more important things to be worried about. >> yeah like raising taxes in order to pay his salary. >> here is what his deference attorney said in his closing argument what i thought was great. oscar hernandez is a man with a big heart who was elengthed by the citizens because of his kindness and desire a government by the people, for the people, all about the people. >> if he is such a nice guy, put him in a santa suit and prop him up at the clothing department at sears. >> closing arguments, many prominent la

here to debate this, fox news legal analyst arthur aidala, an attorney angeline gomez.orning. >> angeline, start with you. you say basically this is not the place for a proposal? >> oh. no it's actually against the law. california law prohibits drivers from coming to a complete stand still on a busy highway impeding traffic. not only are the proposers the couple who are now on fiance. not only are they subject to charges. also more than 100 biker members. it's ridiculous. you saw it on tv. so what are they looking at? they are looking at misdemeanor charges of unlawful assembly, reckless driving, reckless driving, why? because these individuals should not have in any way planned. >> isn't it romantic just a little bit? >> isn't it romantic? >> women get so upset about being proposed. >> it is a willful act. >> arthur you on the other side you said it shouldn't be the whole gang it's just one guy. >> you can imagine if he she said no? no, i'm not doing it. but, look, i usually represent these elements when they are really committing crimes like, you know, real crimes. ye

former prosecutor fred tecce and former defense attorney arthur eye call aidala. ny beer companies but maybe some experience drinking -- [laughter] some of these. so, arthur, does the government have a case here? >> well, they're not going to get thrown out of court, let's start out that way. there's a lot of elements the government would have to prove here, but without getting too deep into the weeds, what they really have to prove is it's going to so adversely effect americans that you can't just have this, basically, one beer company that's going to be able to set the prices, set who gets what beer and what city, what state, what up to. the best example was, and this is an extreme example, but they would not allow at&t to buy t-mobile. now, there's very few wireless carriers, but they did not want to just have one mother company controlling everything. jenna: okay. so cell phones is something, though, that a lot of american families use, fred, right? now, beer, i know some of our viewers might argue with me, but it's not like it's milk, you know, or something th