first of all, defense attorney and former prosecutor joey jackson and doug burns, also a defense attorneynd former prosecutor. i don't know which side of this case to give both of you. we could do it all. you first, what do investigators do at this point? they say they have more than 200 tips. >> they have to follow the tips. but more importantly, they have to put together a very detailed timeline of exactly what happened. what's interesting, jamie is there were other people in the house that night. it was his childhood home. he came back to the middle of maine and there were four or five people in the house so they want to really interview those people and put together the timeline and real quick, you have the big back story, big, big custody battle going on and she had petitioned a court the day before for custody. because when the child was taken away from her when she was in rehab but then went to the husband. they'll look at that, too. >> joey, these cases are complicated and time is certainly of the essence. are the families looked at first and primary? do you think they're investig

attorneys obviously argued vociferously for a more lenient sentence for him, they did not get t doug burnser federal prosecutor, he joins me now. doug, what's your reaction? >> it's a stiff sentence, martha. most sentencings are in one day, this one over two days, and i think defense got off to a bad start yesterday. if you saw the reports, the judge was very upset, felt that the governor was not showing any remorse whatsoever. they were sort of in their papers, insinuating that aides may have been responsible. got off to a bad start and may have set in the judge's mind. came back today, governor blagojevich was more remorseful, apologized profusely over and over again but this judge threw the book at him. martha: sounds like too little, too late. sounds like he wanted to make a statement about corruption,cying he abused his power, he said there were good thingsdy as government but it paled in comparison. i just want to share with people, we're getting a little bit of reaction to what he was like when he heard this news. it says rod blagojevich was stone-faced, had a look of shock, he was

we'll talk a little more about this former federal prosecutor doug burns is with us and former criminalorney, tad nelson. this is what the federal judge in brooklyn is looking at today. he is hearing arguments whether the government, the federal government is acting constitutionally over the access teenage girls have over access to the pill. there are a lot of strong reaction to this, but we're looking at the constitutionality of the law. doug, with you first, what is the argument on the side of the prosecution in this case? >> well the argument, the center for reproductive rights brought a lawsuit against the administration. they make a two-pronged argument. number one i suppose that the secretary of hhs acted unreasonably when she disagreed and overruled the findings of the fda. that is sort of an administrative law question. the other argument they're making is that this particular medication is being singled out and not being treat different than similar ones. and i want to say from sort of an editorial standpoint, legal analysis very often does not line up with political analysis.

former federal prosecutor doug burns and criminal defense attorney joey jackson joining us now, speaking of cute and oh so smart. guys, thanks for being here. >> thank you, jamie. you're sweet. >> appreciate that. jamie: i'm not a gambler personally. i think of bookies in a room with 100 phone lines but the internet really has made a difference but my question first for you, doug, as a former federal prosecutor, who has jurisdiction over this? was this a justice department question to begin with or why and could the states do whatever they want? >> this is actually pretty tricky, jamie. under the federal wire act of 1961, okay, a federal law made it illegal to gamble online interstate. but here's the interesting thing, in sporting events or contests. now the justice department said that banned everything beyond sports but the logical sort of 7th grade grammar is sporting events or contests means related to sports. the fifth circuit agreed with that so the justice department has taken a much broader view. they were pros cuting cases all over the countries. to answer your specific question

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doug joins us from the storm center with a special guest who must be burning up in his costume there. >> oh, yeah, you're talking because of the mild temperatures out there? >> yeah. >> mm-hmm. we are going to get to that special guest. 50 degrees is the current temperature now. the wind out of the south at 8 miles per hour. rain wise, not worried about rain tonight. a few showers trying to form there along the eastern shore. that's it. this is the frontal boundary making its way through. the rain to the west. temperatures tomorrow, around 48 degrees. we are looking at the numbers above average once again. with the rain, at least shower activity tomorrow, not the best day. i don't expect to see much sunshine. not a wash out. not a terrible tuesday as we look towards next week. yeah, you betcha. it's monday against the new jersey nets. the wizards home opener, 7:00 p.m. at the verizon center. you mentioned we got the special guest. look at this. this is gee whiz from the wizards. trying to give me a jersey? is this for me? you want me to play? is that what it is? i'm in! i'm totally in