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what you're essentially doing is calling upon the fact finder, whether it's the judge or jury, you're calling upon the fact finder to make a judgment about whether the person is mentally abnormal defined as substantial lack of volitional control, but we have never actually operationally defined what lack of volitional control is, so an expert can't come in and testify that this person is a factual matter lacks volitional control. what is doing the work? what is doing the work is the fact that the person has based badly b behaved badly in the past. because they didn't control their behavior in the past, they are therefore, likely not able to control their behavior today and tomorrow. but if you use, if you basically define lack of volitional control as past bad acts, then you're back in the realm of essentially punishing them a second time for their original act which by definition is a violation of the clauses. so part of the problem that i see is our inability to define a legal construct that we consider, if you think about it, not too deeply, as a factual concern, but the scientists

. >> finders keepers may not be the best policy. city employees found thousands worth of gold jewelry in the city's sewer system of all places and sold it. now they are under investigation. reporter has more on that story. >> the city of modesto collects sewage from 641 mileses of sewer. who would dream that in all of those miles of sewage you would ever find anything you would actually want to put your hands on. a dealer who buys jewelry showed us some of the gold that came into the store over multiple months. >> it is all corroded. >> collected by city employees from you know where. >> from the sewer traps. they childrenned it all -- cleaned it all out. some was gold. some was not. >> the police were led to wonder why the city employees did not report the found gold do their supervisors. they said the total value of the sewer jewelry at $2,500 and will submit a report for possible criminal process. owner of another pawn show unrelated to the investigation showed us what $2,500 worth of gold looks like saying it is worth about $26

so the fact finders don't get to hear what a great guy someone is. they are listening just to the facts of the case. now, it is bizarre to me that when that is over, you begin a clemency process. i'm going to read the quote from the victim in aviano about the clemency process. the clemency process was a travel is city. the vast majority of the statements were personal attacks on the judge, the prosecutors and me. a few were actual clemency letters stating the relationship with wilkerson. pleads think of his family -- please think of his family, etc. many of them, especially the ones from the pilot community and their wives, wrote caustic, vitriolic letters alleging that the judicial system is corrupt and that the trial was not legitimate. they claimed the prosecutors were bullies and unethical, the panel was biased because they weren't pilots, the judge made bad decisions, i am a slut, a liar. unprofessional. now, this information goes to this general, and he is to look at that contemporaneously with supplanting his judgment for the fact finders'. th

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. >>> the next story brings up old adage finders keepers.y workers find thousands of dollars worth of jewelry in the sewer system and then they sold it. >> the city of modesto collects sewage from 641 miles of sewer lines. who would ever dream in all of the miles of sewage you would find anything you would actually want to put your hands on. a dealer who buys jewelry and us the gold that came into the store over multiple month collected by city employees from you know where. >> from the sewer are drops. so they cleaned it all out and some of it was not gold and some of it was. >> a routine audit of pawn shop records led modesto police to wonder why the city employees didn't report the found gold to supervisors. the total value set at $2,500 and they will submit a report to the d.a. for possible criminal prosecution. the owner of another pawn shop unrelated to the investigation showed us what $2,500 worth of gold looks like. he says it is worth about $26 per gram regardless of where it has been. >> it is easy to clean. clean it up real good a

they are the ultimate fact finder, not mark geragos. >> they keep asking about her memory.y, they want to know more about what she actually remembers, because you know, they came up with these questions about, well, you say you have a fine memory most of the time, but surrounding this event, there's this fog. >> you're right, anderson -- >> let me just play two of those questions regarding her memory and get your reaction. >> how is it possible you remember such details from those days if you had a foggy memory? >> the fog or the confusion only begins when he starts screaming or if there's a fear that maybe there's going to be tension or some kind of escalation of anger or violence. and then certain incidents such as the physical pain is crystallized in my mind. so that sticks. >> is there anyone else who knows about your memory issues? >> um, well, i mean, again, i think i have a really excellent memory. just the issue -- >> objection -- >> answer the question as stated. >> it's hard because i don't think i have memory issues. >> all right, then that's your answer. >> nanc

they're the fact finders.dn't want to make a decision without having the opportunity to ask questions. >> only a few states have this system. >> three. only three. but i think it's a good system. >> have you ever had that? >> no, i have not. >> i have. in california. >> where i was trying cases, they didn't have it. but mark and jeff and anderson, i had a judge to try cases in front of. he was about 80 years old. he would let the jury do it anyway and i'm telling you, both sides are shaking in their boots right now because the number one rule on questioning a witness is do not ask the question you don't know the answer to. i've done it a couple of times and had an 80% failure rate with the questions and so that's exactly what's happening right now. they don't know the answer to these questions and a very good one was, i'm going to throw this one at you, anderson. they just asked a couple of hours ago, if you didn't like the sex fantasy that travis came up with of tying you to a tree and ravishing you, why did

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the recall covers the ultima, leaf electric car, path finder, sentra. front passenger seats have sensor that's determine the passenger's weight and turn off air bags if a child is on board. the malfunctioning sensors can turn the air bags off permanently. nissan dealers will inspect sensors and replace them, free of charge, if necessary. >> it's like invasion of the giant mosquitoes not the title of the 1950s sif eye movie this, is reality for people in florida take a look. this is the mosquito that first showed up in florida after tropical storm debbie hit last year. it's 20 times the size of mosquitoes they're used to seeing in the sunshine state expected to make the presence felt during the rainy season. >> the tiny ones go to the back of the knees this is in your face aggressive and it's got a nasty bite this, is like a -- it's huge. for me, exciting for most people, scary. >> not to mention, ugly. insect abaitment pemplts say it's agresive they think they're going to be able to contain it. it targets humans, animals and fish. it's unbelievable. it

structurally, this is supposed to be jurors who are sitting there as impartial finders of fact. that is exactly why i don't like it. >> they are asking truthful questions mark, you don't want to hear the answers. >> is that is not true. if time trying the case. >> -- >> if i'm trying the case, if i'm trying the case i love to hear the juror's questions. it gives you an indication of where their head is at. >> we have a system where jurors are asked to make a life or death decision in this case. isn't iterational to ask questions? i wouldn't want to make a decision without the opportunity to ask questions? >> i think it is a good system. have you ever had that? i have. in california it is permissible. in california they didn't have it. i had this one judge i would try cases in front of. he would let the jury do it anyway. i'm telling you both sides are shaking in their boots right now. do not ask the question. you don't know the answer to. i have done it a couple of times and i have had an 80% failure rate with those questions. and a very good one was, i'm going to throw this one

.] >> nissan is recalling a call it covers the altima, the leaf, path finder sentra infinity jx 35 suvt sure how many are affected. they will start notifying car owners next month. if only i could read your mind that. saying is now true. for the first time they are now able to see what you are thinking thanks to a brain scan. the area scans the same place in the brain where personalities are processed. meaning we are likely predicting the behavior of someone before we even meet them. patti ann? >> in 2010 michigan was expecting a $1.58 billion deficit. why did millions of tax payer dollars go help disney make the movie oz? diane macedo has this story. >> despite the financial trouble michigan is contributing roughly $4 million to production of disney's oz the great and powerful thanks to an incentive program aimed at making michigan the hollywood of the midwest. according to the mackinac center the public policy in 2010 the program included a 42 percent refund of all in state movie production costs which lawmakers opened would persuade film studios to relocate to michigan and create lo

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horton is a finder. he also is a word speck of dust. a tiny civilization happened to exist. it seems to be a mixture of curiosity and altruism. the speck floats close to the pool where he is bathing. he secures it on a clover, most unusually shaped. knowlights in getting to the tiny residence of whoville. within a couple of pages, a transformation begins to color horton's relationship to whoville. he begins to refer to them as his own. he's he uses words such as "my persons." when they dug into a pool, horton takes his clover and speck and hides away. the kangaroo is in danger in something of horton's. this is multiple times throughout the book. people try to take this back away from him. the use of the term "my" is usually used for group association going back to the pharaoh, "let my people go." horton shares no kinship or identity with the whos. he simply plucked them out of the wild. it brings ownership of everything residing on it. thes not a new idea that owner of a parcel of land owned it from the center of the earth to the heavens above. it will originate the notion o

. >> you've got a path finder that's a hybrid? it in order to appeal for people who are particularly attentive to fuel consumption because this version is 24% more fuel efficient than the normal path finder. 26 miles per gallon, which is very good for this segment of the market. >> all right, carlos, good luck, thank you, thanks for coming on today. appreciate it. >> thank you, joe. >> we'll see you later. >>> and a quick programming note. coming up on "squawk on the street," jim lentz, president of toyota usa. >> let's get back to our special guest, aig's ceo. robert, you started -- it's coming up on four years ago now since you've been back at the company. how much of your time is spent trying to clean up everything that happened? and how much of it is focusing on the actual business as usual? normal business insurance? >> well, i think probably when you think about what happened almost nothing. but there's no such thing as normal, and we are focusing on rebuilding the foundation of the company. and our theme is we want to make

. >> finders keepers may not be the best policy. city employees found thousands worth of gold jewelry in the sewer system and sold it. the jewelry and gold store says the city workers found it while cleaning the sewer lines. >> they cleaned it up and some because not gold and some was. >> they should be able to keep fit they found it. no one will want it. >> she says most of the gold is twitted and discolored. the department is still investigating but added that city employees have an obligation to turn in the property or fine the owners. >> skiers and resort operators are thrilled with the foot of new snow that fell before spring break. snow boarders and skiers took off time from work yesterday for a chance to enjoy the fresh powder with no lines. caltran says for motorists planning to travel, bring the chains. most resorts will start selling season passes for the year tomorrow. >> that looks better than three weeks ago when i was there but new we have the problem it is so warm. >> exactly, a lot of rain fell yesterday at lake leve

that's their job, as impartial fact finders. they start asking questions, i think they become advocates and also think they're investigators and they lose their role a little bit. >> the questions are fascinating to hear, though. >> it's great tv. >> this jury has been paying attention. >> clearly, clearly. joe, nice to have you with us. we appreciate it. >>> business news, the dow is going up and up and up. if we see another record high today, what does it mean for our 401(k)s? we'll take a look at that coming up next. could only come from nature.s new nectresse. the 100% natural no-calorie sweetener made from the goodness of fruit. new nectresse. sweetness naturally. >>> welcome back. the dow jones industrial average sets another record, adding 42 points on tuesday. it's now up 9% this year. christine, what does it all mean? >> well, it means if you look at your 401(k) and you're invested in stocks, you're doing better. the dow up 30, up 12% over the past year, nasdaq up 10%. it's been a really good run over the past 12 months

they're supposed to be there at the impartial fact finders. >> mark and i disagree about this. this arizona system is great. i do not think jurors should be bumps on a log. given a life or death decision, they should have the opportunity to ask questions, circumscribed by the rules of evidence which the judge does by deciding which questions to ask. >> would you say 150 of those questions were circumscribed by the rules of evidence? >> i think enough is enough, but i think it's a tremendous tribute to the jury that they're so focused and asking so many questions. that indicates such knowledge of the case. >> if you're her defense, do you want her off the stand. as long as she's on the stand, they can ask her questions. do you want to try to get her off? >> you want her off, but at this point, that's few and far between to pull that back. >> her lawyer obviously has a different strategy. her lawyer has just kept her up there, asking her all these oprah style questions about how did you feel, what was your relationship? did you live him, did you love him unconditionally? basicall

the first half was called eco finder. we put the information up in the machine readable and downloadable and the first half we did some bad the next day said we care recycling now there is the after that and you can double that for free. right after the compazine decision. cisco said we have connected cities they took the bus and converted it you can read out on the bus how much consumption and there is a nap they created of the best to your zip code you could compare neighbor to neighbor your energy consumption and start having competition. games do the same thing. with companies that create virtual games where they draw psittacine engagement and more use of transparency that they design data. a great example is from the sub might foundation they take of the census data, and favored canadian map on ashley mass was designed and they say take the data and help us design it and now there is in that site that design stated that is meaningful and relevant as a way to process. >> host: it is encouraging to hear you speak about

they're supposed to be there at the impartial fact finders. >> mark and i disagree about this.s arizona system is great. i do not think jurors should be bumps on a log. given a life or death decision, they should have the opportunity to ask questions, circumscribed by the rules of evidence which the judge does by deciding which questions to ask. >> would you say 150 of those questions were circumscribed by the rules of evidence? >> i think enough is enough, but i think it's a tremendous tribute to the jury that they're so focused and asking so many questions. that indicates such knowledge of the case. >> if you're her defense, do you want her off the stand. as long as she's on the stand, they can ask her questions. do you want to try to get her off? >> you want her off, but at this point, that's few and far between to pull that back. >> her lawyer obviously has a different strategy. her lawyer has just kept her up there, asking her all these oprah style questions about how did you feel, what was your relationship? did you live him, did you love him unconditionally? basically tr

issues like finding a recycling center, the open applications were that we did called eco-finder. we put the information out in the downloadable way. the first application we did, some guy said we care about recycling and now there is an application for that. you can download it for free. ladies, it was right after the composting decision. cisco came to us and they have their new program called connected cities and they said that they wanted to connect a bus and they did that and converted it and you can read how much consumption you are using an alternate other information where it is transparency. an application they created for the city. not as where they took the idea of your zip code and neighbor to neighbor what your energy consumption is, you can care and you can start having a competition. some companies that are creating citizen engagement and more use of transparency in this context of designing data. you can download this and it's wonderful that they take the census data, all these numbers, and at these guys to originate. you saw it was designed by these guys over there

congress are the finders of fact.is not the supreme court's job to make an imperical determination about the soc sociological and congress, as the article 1 branch did their due diligence in finding, finding a set of facts that justify the law. >> you know what's interesting, there was a theory out there that the republican party has become, "a" so fragmented in congress it is hard for them to push through an arch conservative agenda and it's the supreme court that is their last power because it's the roberts court. >> but you didn't see that with health care, right? >> right. >> roberts was a person who didn't want to do that and it was tied to his legacy in some ways. you do wonder this. does he want to be the person known for striking down the supreme court's reputation as the sort of referee in this. coming forward, brown versus board of education. every school child knows that in some way s catifying equality. >> much happier to strike down affirmative action. >> the other part of the history is it's a recent mem

. >> finders keepers. >> let's go to ginger with the weather. >> i told you that phoenix will get their this is an area that has seen colder than average. las vegas getting into the 80. denver who got a half foot of snow is going up to 70 by thursday. don't you love spring. i showed you the pictures from iowa. now the snow moofs into wisconsin and the up of >> this year mark the american cancer society's 100th birthday. they provide support for those with cancer and their family members. we want you right now to tweet us @gma and tell us how you plan to get involved to help win the fight against cancer. >>> so looking forward to what people hto s >> so looking forward to what people have to say behalf that. >> coming up inside the mini series the bible making history right now. the producers claim there were miracles on set. >> and our dear friend valerie harper speaks out after her shocking diagnosis, what she says about facing the future and why she's hopeful and unafraid. come back. to honor the 577,000 americans who died of cancer this year. you know actually, silence is the last th

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is from a consultant claiming the $500 million was his idea and he is owed a chunk of it like a finder's vp and climate change activist doing rich with oil-rich owners of al-jazeera made a ton of headlines when the deal was announced in january. but the business consultant who laid out the whole plan back in july to a current tv board member and heard nothing more until word of the sale was announced in the media. for his role he wants $5 million and he is hired a high-profile lawyer to represent him, the same attorney by the way who defended the doctor accused of funneling prescription drugs it late model anna nicole smith. no comment from al gore or any of the other players involved as we look at anna nicole. we'll follow the story for you and bring you the latest when we get it. back to you. jon: please do. rick folbaum. thanks. jenna: there is a controversial new diet already hit, a big hit in england and it is getting a lot of attention here in the united states. it is called the fast diet or the five-two diet, whatever you want to call it. the reason why you call it that, you eat w

reply to text anonymously with the finder. hey there, did somebody find a wallet and a passport?urn it to the correct owner. >> picking it up. kind of looking around. is he going to read it? what's this blue tag? reading it. excuse me, sir. i think i dropped my cell phone. is that mine? what were you planning on doing with it? >> i don't know. >> you were going to throw it away? >> yeah. >> you were going to throw away? >> yeah. >> why did you pick it up and not throw it in the trash can if you were going to throw it away? >> i don't know. that's why i look at it. >> how come you started walk really fast after you picked it up? >> i'm hungry. >> you're hungry? >> yeah. >> we are at the mirage. time to lose another camera and find out who is on it. ♪ . >> did you guys find my camera? >> we did, yeah. >> did you think this is a product you would want to invest in, this bungee? >> i didn't know. it's cool. 'cause how are we ever going to find who it belongs to. >> yeah. personal items, easy. >> when you see something like a camera, too. there is pictures on there. it's something tha

so the fact finders don't get to hear what a great guy someone is.hey are listening just to the facts of the case. now, it is bizarre to me that when that is over, you begin a clemency process. i'm going to read the quote from the victim in aviano about the clemency process. to commence the process was a travesty. the vast majority of the statements were personal attacks on the judge, the prosecutors, and me. a few were actual clemency letter stating the relationship with wilkerson. please think of his family, et cetera. many of them, especially the ones from the pilot community, and their wives, wrote costa, vitriolic letters, alleging the judicial system is corrupt and that the trial was not legitimate. they claim the prosecutors were bullied and unethical. the panel was biased because they were not pilots. the judge made bad decisions. i am a. a liar. unprofessional. now, this information goes to this general, and he is to look at that contemporaneously with supplanting his judgment to the factfinders. there is no good reason for that. i can't thi

if the metrics are achieved in then we share the savings 50-50 with the co-finders. thank you very much. >> thanks you very much. now we will hear about the health plan perspective which i guess is a good segue to elizabeth, -- elizabeth curren. >> thank you. i have to say, is a privilege to work with such progressive health purchasers. on behalf of aetna, but also as a health purchaser with over 30,000 employees worldwide we commended cpr and the associated health purchasers for their work in demanding transformation of the industry from pay for volume to pay for it value. putting pressure on the industry attract and increase the percentage running through value based contract models is suppressive and a tremendous achievement as we have heard today, but the measure of success of these efforts can that be in the calculation of spend alone, but rather we must come over time, be able to quantifiable demonstrate total medical cost management, improve quality of care, an increase patient engagement. that is a lot of what we're focused on. aetna believes collaboration is