>> john dillinger. i rob banks. >> why did you tell me that?is a serious thing to say to a girl you just met? >> i know you. >> bill: he wasn't a pirate yet he was john dillinger. now, the real john dillinger was famously killed during a shootout with the fbi. what city did he meet his demise? >> bill: i knew she had that crime gene. question number 2 before his murder trial oj simpson had a fairly successful acting career. >> norberg, it's me. frank, your buddy. [shouts] >> oh. >> get the switch on the bottom of the bed. [moaning] >> it's me, frank. >> bill: just before the murders, simpson taped a pilot for nbc that was never released. he starred as the leader of what group? >> bill: the answer is navy seals. >> really? how about that? >> bill: that's a collector's item. >> never got a chance to see that. >> bill: okay. question number three mark geragos the attorney made his name representing celebrities such as michael jackson, scott peterson and winona ryder. >> mr. brownie violation of this protective soared a violation of your probation.

>> john dillinger. i rob banks. >> why did you tell me that?hat is a serious thing to say to a girl you just met? >> i know you. >> bill: he wasn't a pirate yet he was john dillinger. now, the real john dillinger was famously killed during a shootout with the fbi. what city did he meet his demise? >> bill: i knew she had that crime gene. question number 2 before his murder trial oj simpson had a fairly successful acting career. >> norberg, it's me. frank, your buddy. [shouts] >> oh. >> get the switch on the bottom of the bed. [moaning] >> it's me, frank. >> bill: just before the murders, simpson taped a pilot for nbc that was never released. he starred as the leader of what group? >> bill: the answer is navy seals. >> really? how about that? >> bill: that's a collector's item. >> never got a chance to see that. >> bill: okay. question number three mark geragos the attorney made his name representing celebrities such as michael jackson, scott peterson and winona ryder. >> mr. brownie violation of this protective soared a violation of your probat

the notorious john dillinger robbed dozens of banks in the 1930s. >> hold the floor, now, now. >> fair bill: dillinger was eventually gunned down outside a chicago movie theater after the fbi was tipped off to his whereabouts by whom? >> the answer is the prostitute. that's correct. >> hooker. >> bill: i knew maccallum was going to rise to the gangster thing. she looks innocent. [ laughter ] >> bill: here it is, question number three. george baby face nelson was portrayed in a george clooney movie. >> george nelson, it's a pleasure. [gunfire] i'm george nelson i'm bigger than any guy ever that lived. >> that's a crazy. to this day baby face nelson holds what dubious distinction in american history? the answer is, correct, killed the most fbi agents. three questions, three correct answers, i don't think that has ever happened before. ladies and gentlemen, should we quit while we're ahead? >> good night, everybody. >> bill: this the is easiest question coming up. >> uh-oh. >> bill: al capone one of the most famous gang members in history. >> i want that son of a bitch dead. did i ask you

why compare mitt romney and what he did at bairn capital to don dillinger. >> in fact, what most americans think th think is that the rules are rigged against them. the problem is that he didn't break any rules. and that everything that he did was perfectly legal. but the question is whether or not him operating in a perfectly legal way would be making him. >> thank you. >> thank you, andrea. >>> what will ron paul's role be at the convention? and we've got an app for you. you can download the politics app free at the app store. free. this is andrea mitchell reports only on msnbc. if you're one of those folks who gets heartburn and then treats day after day... well, shoot, that's like checking on your burgers after they're burnt! [ male announcer ] treat your frequent heartburn by blocking the acid with prilosec otc. and don't get heartburn in the first place! [ male announcer ] one pill a day. 24 hours. zero heartburn. you can't argue with nutrition you can see. great grains. great grains cereal starts whole and stays whole. see the seam? more processed flakes look nothing like natural gr

dillinger, take a bath and drive off. the extension cord with him. the same holding somehow felt like it prepared me for the night with a taser because the same, getting what with a thick extension cord and shocked by is the same feeling. it's a horrible feeling. so when i felt that, it was like 20 times worse than the extension cord and when he would run the teaser until we ran out he would say standstill so when he stopped the teaser of course i'm regrouping myself to see if i'm still there. i'm trying to stay still but i can't. excuse me. i can't retrieve so she starts beating me and some. he's moving, he's moving. i can hear them calling me names you effing n, effing n, when you start cursing summiteer really getting into it colonies ames getting into it. so at this point i like man. >> you have a moment that you described in the book where -- and i want the audience to hear you describe it, where you sort of insert yourself in the long history of black people experiences in the united states and you make some specific references to sleeve

hanson dillinger is an nbc news legal analyst who has been in the courtroom each and every day. good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> hanson, i'll start with you. obviously the defense had a string of witnesses yesterday, scored some points. but if they decide not to call a blockbuster witness like cate edwards, like john edwards, have they done enough? can they rest and feel confident in the case? >> i don't think they can, savannah. you know, the judge signaled last week that she thinks there's enough evidence of a crime in front of this jury for a conviction to be lawful. i think we will see cate edwards. i don't think we'll see rielle hunter. it's too great of a risk and the evidence is already in that the youngs kept most of the money. at the end of the day i think john edwards will take the ultimate risk and take the stand. >> i want to ask you about that in a minute. let me turn to you, sand ra while we're still on the topic of cate edwards. you've spoken to those close to her. she's obviously very loyal to her father and her mother. is she conflicted at all? >

raid dillinger osama bin laden the marine corps university hosted a discussion on the future of al qaeda organization and its effect on u.s. interest around the world. >> standing between you and a cold glass of beer at a very long and informative day. i too want to think the organizers of the conference for this very affirmative opportunity but also for inviting me to be a participant. the format of the last group here is a bit different. it's supposed to be a more open kind of discussion rather than a panel of presentations, so i think what we will do is to ask each of the panelists to spend a few minutes with their thoughts on how al qaeda wealth wrap up maybe touching into the themes of the conference is already surfaced so i will make a briefing after that and then throw it open to conversation along ourselves and interaction with the audience as a whole. we will see how that goes. without further ado, dr. norman cigar who has largely been responsible for getting us here. so, norman come if you would start off. >> basically just to raise a couple of points, three points for further

organized lineups which were overly suggested, for genetic and forensic data presented to them and dillinger to record intimidations of course confections and testimony from jail house. all these things could be alleviated with money giving people access to dna evidence recording confections confessions. >> applying better science? >> if present litigant that is well off can actually afford to hire the best expert witnesses and you have access to the best point of science that exist whereas people for the prosecution are responsible for the basic areas of science as found by event courts resulted in unfair convictions. >> again i don't want to get caught up in the semantics but the crisis word is in play. this is a public presentation people that are new to the subject matter is the opportunity to engage now a colleague of listed many others. no one, democrat or republican, liberal or conservative can deny this just as when an innocent person is actually saying a miscarriage for the person does wrongly imprisoned or even sentenced to death in some of these cases to criminal goes free and com

reality is sued security, expanding access to health so children can live beyond the age of five dillinger anwar secure planas everyone gets to go to school and be in the position to pull themselves out of poverty is part of how we keep our country secure and make sure we are getting ahead of the next conflict as opposed to dealing with the consequences of it. famously in afghanistan the united states and other countries in the late 80's essentially stopped engaging afghanistan, stopped investing in sending kids to school and hoping that the government right over time and the results for the consequential. we do this work because it is in a work moral interest and economic and national-security interest. at the end of the day we spend less than 1% of our federal budget, less than 1% of our federal budget on the type of development activities we have the chance this morning. estimate is in an announcement for the security the u.s. is involved with as well as the g8 nations, african nations and private industry. here's president obama talking about this alliance and why the u.s. is involved

able to do a little bit with some of the money that we saved the disappear quite rapidly with the dillinger of the u.s. military budget after 2000, 2001. we did not prepare for the transportation of the manufacturing base and we saw the erosion of the manufacturing base as a result of that as the complete causal relationship there is only one of the contributing factors, but we did not prepare for when we have a peace dividend for the transformation of our manufacturing base. in terms of the obesity analogy obviously the are the biggest elephant in the room responsible for 43% all military spending in the world according to figures released about a month ago. but we are not the only fat cat. there are some pretty touchy people out there and some europeans are kind of touchy, too. up there in the top five, the u.k., france, germany, pretty big spenders they could use a little swimming in my humble opinion. now, how much? i'm not a dietitian. i don't know exactly, but i do think that as they say with diets it's not just cutting the amount of food and you eat. it's lifestyle, changing your who

inventory management is your recommendation consistent with what is actually the department of defense's dillinger they have the same problems the va has in regards to cost and inventory management. >> petraeus began the way that the va and the dod are different. the dod as i believe focused the care of patients that were badly injured from the war and several discrete centers and by then getting a large enough progress but patience continuously their. they're able to put the resources and select several places d.c. may be santiago san antonio maybe one or two others, and then provide cost-effective state-of-the-art care. the va is a much more dispersed organization and the veterans live throughout the country. they've already been through the trauma. the are of and about, so it is a little bit of a different problem. as for the second question, we have done no work on the cost of the dod compared to the va providing the same level of care >> when you talk about the wounded warrior utilizing the dod horses the va, the numbers are higher. you know how much of the new generations are still utilizing

it is important to point out, and walter dillinger and ted olson in an interview with frank bruni ine new york times" pointed it out as well. there is not marriage equality in the united states for gays and lesbians because if you are married in new york, and you go to north carolina, move to north carolina, they will not recognize you as married. >> hey, here is the great news. at least we have a president who now supports gay marriage. so that will go away. oh, wait a second. it doesn't change anything. he is back to the 10th amendment. >> joe, just because, you know, he isn't marching up to congress with a bill in his hand saying, i demand marriage equality now, doesn't mean that this was not a significant moment. >> david, it wasn't a significant moment because did you or anybody else that you know believe that barack obama was ever against gay marriage? you can go back to his earliest campaigns. he said he supported gay marriage. he threw that position away when it became political. >> hold on. >> hold on. he came out, gene, saying he supported gay marriage, and when it became p

we need dhs on the teams and this dillinger of the common vision and goal. they ask the we separate the address the internal issues in the hs and reauthorize the cfats legislation so that we can continue the efforts that are already underway. thank you. >> you're recognized for your stay at journal london, ranking member clark - david wright president of afg, and also in a spirit of the federal protective service component of whom nppd. i'm here to express our commitment to the homeland security mission and to work with as i have repeatedly expressed to the senior aide leaders. i've not been given the opportunity to review the internal report written by the director anderson that generated this hearing to give my knowledge as the content of the internal report is mostly limited to what i've read in the fox news articles of december, 2011 degette my perception is that these are the types of issues that can be addressed, and a good labor-management relations. policies and procedures can only be addressed is actively by taking into account the perspective of th