carrie hackett and mike brooks, hln law enforcement analyst.o back to mark osster man, darren and sunny. i want to begin with you two. let's chew on what mark osster man said, specifically the issue that the state is hoping to seize upon because, again, this guy talked to his buddy and accord being to george zimmerman which is in this book which he wrote four months later and the defense said, this wasn't corroborated. this is the first time that we heard this, that trayvon martin grabbed zimmerman's gun. this is totally contradictory, sunny hostin, to what george zimmerman told police over and over. >> yeah, that's right. bottom line is that his best friend, george zimmerman's best friend, mr. osster man, did him no favors. he was a terrific witness for the government. he started out his testimony by saying, brooke, he was the one who encouraged george zimmerman to get a gun. >> get a gun. >> even went over what type of gun he should get. that i'm sure didn't go jury. then on top of it he writes a book which is more like a pamphlet. he describ

with me one of the biggest proponents of this plan, cornell university law professor robert hackett.o the show. one of the biggest complaints out of the gate it is not constitutional. how is this constitutional? >> hi, melissa. yeah, it is entirely constitutional in fact. the eminent domain of authority applies to all forms of property, tangible and intangible. people tend to think it only applies to tangible because tangible property is always more conspicuous, right? you see it when a kentucky friday chicken is torn down in order to make room for a road or something like that, so you notice that, right? intangible properties like financial instruments, loans and the like are not conspicuous so we don't tend to see it but those are taken but those are always subject to eminent domain authority as long as there has been eminent domain authority. to pass constitutional muster you have to have public purpose and pay fair value on other hand. here that is easy to establish. melissa: i don't know about that because it is a scheme for the city and for this one group, the mortgage resoluti

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here to talk about it is dan abrams and larry hackett, managing editor of "people." >> little yellow. on both counts, no surprise in some ways that george zimmerman was acquitted and no surprise that the reaction exploded. >> i think that the reaction is important, you know, as we look at it to say support the martin, family, right. no matter how you view this case, i think supporting the martin family is both productive and helping to handle it. it's been admirable. i think we have to be careful about those who are now misstating the facts and the law in responding to the case and so a lot happened during this trial and if you watch the whole case and you agree or disagree, great. but there are a lot of people out there now who are i think misstating either the law or the facts and we have to be careful. >> so something can be sad, something can be frustrating and make you angry but it doesn't mean -- >> i'm not saying it's the right or wrong verdict. just let's make sure we stick to what actually happened in court and what's actually the law and, again, i think that those in particu

larry hackett. >> good morning. >> so it was heard with lara, jessica simpson -- i didn't know that tillg. we knew it would be a boy. >> we did. >> that was 14 months apart. >> that came out on jimmy kimmel back in march. and -- >> nice word. >> favorite word. >> so we knew it would be a c-section and heard several weeks ago it would be scheduled around this weekend so finally it happened. the baby's name is ace knute. ace knute. >> knute. >> this is not -- >> consider myself corrected. >> it's not about knute rockne, also not about knute, the polar bear. >> no. >> neither one of those. >> eric's grandfather is -- >> swedish. >> yes, his name was knute so named after him. keeping in line with maxwell drew's families, names -- i don't know where ace comes from. i'll have to work on it. >> i think ace is a great name. >> it's a great name. cool boy nickname. >> yeah, come on in -- >> very busy family unit. >> we were saying they're not married yet. any details on that? >> they had planned on getting married after the first baby was born but babies keep getting in the way. so -- >> they mus

. >> let's talk to larry hackett, editor of "people" magazine and great to have you here too, patrick is happening in the palace right now? >> it's a big royal event, you know, the british royal organization has a bit of a reputation for putting on a good show, if you like. it's kind of like constitutional theater. the royal family exists to be seen and seen to be doing its duty. well, prime constitutional duty is to reproduce and that's what it's doing today. >> once the baby is brought home, is there any semblance of normal life for a little prince or princess of cambridge? >> you might say, george, that being born is the last normal thing that's going to happen to this baby. >> wow. >> a lot of talk about for malt. there already has been, and of the 21st century, royal has to be appear to be normal in some respects. in fact, normal people will relate to it. in truth this will be a life like no other. they serve a term. they serve for life and this little baby is looking forward -- will have to live up a life of extraordinary duty along with any privilege it may enjoy. >> larry, tha

latest wedding news for jennifer aniston and jessica alba taking on the honest toddler and larry hackettn any rush and doing great. >> i feel already married. i already feel married, the new kind of headline. we were all fascinated. many fascinated dating justin for two years now and got engaged a year ago wean all thought she would going to get married at a certain time. she said she's saying we're busy. >> was there a date out there. >> kind of sort of, maybe. >> yeah, we were led to believe there was a time frame and then the time frame moved. so -- >> but important things, they're happy and it's not been that long. >> it hasn't been that long and redoing a house she bought. both working. >> she was married before. >> when we get something -- >> but the headline is these re going to get married, so everything is still good. >> thanks, thank goodness. >> i feel better. >> i do too. >> jessica alba has the company called the honest company and trying to stop. bunmi which we heed here earlier. she's trying to have her stop usings name. >>. the honest toddler woman put forward for a copri

. >> okay, let's find out what our friend larry hackett thinks about this.a clip. >> sex sells. i don't know what the big deal is. both do indeed have topless women in them. they're not raunchy and they're not that steamy. they seem more athletic than sexy. but for me i think they're fun and, frankly, there's a lot of stuff in pop culture that's a whole lot more raunchy. >> paula can't take her eyes off it. >> i was actually looking at maks. sorry, maks. >> i understand. >> 1 million views. >> off you go. we talk about it and i had to go through the kind of thing acknowledging i was indeed 18 years old. how they figured that out, i don't quite know. unabridged version. >> wardrobe. >> good analysis. nigella lawson, you all saw the pictures. her husband had his arms around her neck at one point cautioned by the police and now he's gone to a london paper and said i'm divorcing her because she didn't defend me after the incident. >> if there was any doubt that she was in a bad marriage i think that doubt is gone now. i mean, the idea that he would go public wit