. >> live and at large i am geraldo rivera. as the prosecution marks the halfway point welcome to this special report. we are testing the state's evidence as they seek to send the troubled 25-year-old mom to the death chamber. we are in florida only two women have gone before. one of them is cereal killer. along with the best legal panel in television tonight we will be hearing from former detective mark fuhrman. i will ask the crack investigator whether he really discovered evidence helpful to the defense. first mark did you ever expect to be dragged into the center of another high profile murder case? >> well, not exactly at this level tell fiezed. the martha moxley case was pretty high profile but we didn't have cameras in the courtroom. it is kind of shocking and i think you were right there from the beginning in the last one 15, 16 years ago. strange. >> it's strange and yet what they told you, with someone told you cindy told you about the swimming pool and the ladder relevant evidence, right, mark? >> it is relevant evid

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there is more at geraldo at large tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern time.our legal panel will be assembled right here in the next hour to talk about that, as well. much more on the casey anthony murder trial coming up. >> definitely looking forward to that. her face there in the courtroom, the lack of any type of emotion. that is amazing. >> there was a body language expert on judge jeanne show also. >> heather: president obama was riding high in the polls after the killing of osama bin laden. they claim the grim news on unemployment on showing the jobs market is hitting a brick wall. how will it affect the president's campaign strategy. >> and robert gates visiting afghanistan in one of his last official trips before stepping down as the chief of the pentagon. speaking out on the american commitment to that country. details straight ahead. >> and watch this. terrifying for dozens of parents and children. wind lifting it and children inside that. a closer look at the popular play houses. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] thanks to advanced natural gas turbine technolo

reporter: perhaps the most brutally honest reaction to the weiner scandal came from none other than geraldoa, reminiscing about his prime. >> i just remember my days. and if there were twitter accounts, if we could have done that when you were -- you kidding me? i would have blanketed the country with every part of my body. >> reporter: at least weiner's resignation may help purge all those puns -- let's get that word out of our system with the help of jimmy kimmell -- >> which we've taken the liberty of putting to music. >> weiner. >>

. >> and the brutal came from geraldo rivera. >> i remember that there were if there were twitter? on my day. i would a blanketed. >> perhaps the word tongues >> the complete that to music. wiener, weiner, >>reporter: as we leave the weiner,s will the press survive? jeanne moos, cnn, new york casey at the trial in new- york a live look and the courtroom. she is suspected of killing her daughter. they testified that the bad odor from her car trunk was that of a bag of trash not her daughters decaying body. they believe the she suffocated her. putting the body into the car. and the little girl is claimed to be drowned in her grandparents pool. >> meanwhile, new tickets for this fight of said the court house. early friday morning a brawl broke out. reportedly, people were waiting to get a seat in the court room. and somebody was get caught cutting. now, they would have to get tickets in advance. >> straight ahead, united airlines' passengers at sfo is still at the gate and iand if the problem is fixed. a live look from the south bay. when kron 4 news continues. we will be right back (

reporter: perhaps the most brutally honest reaction to the weiner scandal came from none other than geraldo >> i just remember my days and if there were twitter accounts and facebook accounts -- are you kidding me? i would have blanketed the country with every part of my body. >> reporter: at least weiner's resignation may help purge all those puns.

i watched you for an hour with geraldo last night.ath penalty, do you? >> you know what, i think it was overfiled because i -- i feel that there's a lack of premeditation that's obvious. i think there is a lot of actions after the child died by whatever means much it's hard to have a premeditated case when you're at your parents house borrowing garbage bags and going across the street borrowing shovels from neighbors and riding around with a dead body in the trunk of your car trying to figure out what to do. i mean the premeditation kind of falls short for me. >> all right, mark fuhrman, thank you very much for joining us from idaho to tell us what you know. thank you, sir. >> in the middle of another major case. thanks, mark. straight ahead, the miracle on the hudson. the plane has another malfunction. why is it stuck in the middle of the street? >> shouldn't it be on the runway? plus, he helped kim hide a secret child. we'll talk about john edwards' former aide, did they know it was against the law to buy somebody's silence? is that