you cannot limit it to that group. >> you know what, richard herman, put herman up please.nd corrected. you are absolutely correct. we do not want to limit the search. everyone, we are taking your calls. i want to go out to marc klaas. marc, weigh in. >> well, you know, the gal that murdered sandra cantu is the only female predator that we're aware of. she's the only female pedophile i think that we're aware of just as we didn't know anything about female psychopaths before -- before -- we didn't know anything about this until this gal had murdered sandra cantu. about this is most likely a man. he he's most likely a sadistic psychopath and he doesn't care what you, i, or anybody else think. he did this for instant self-gratification without consideration for the consequences of his crime. >> very quickly to bill majewski, what are your thoughts, bill? i think i have got bill majewski with me. >> that vacant house that's in florida, i think that's going to be a treasure troph of forensic evidence that they're going to be gathering as we're speaking now. hopefully they will t

let's go back to the lawyers, sue moss, raymond giudice, richard herman. what about it, herman? i have heard nothing about a guardian ad litem being appointed for the children simply for their interests. >> i haven't heard, either. and they have to have one because they're generating fees based on the program. so there has to be some sort of guardian ad litem. but these two train wrecks, nancy, i believe they stage this, they survive on publicity. he's going to put the money back. they're in the news today. they're going to generate money. this is the only way they could generate money. they have no skills. they have no talent. this is it. >> giudice? >> well, i agree with richard. and i also agree with miss orman. there should have been trust accounts set up for these children's education, future, not just random checking accounts where there's not some -- >> put the lawyers up. put the lawyers up. i notice that both of you defense lawyers, neither one of you are tackling the potential criminal charges -- >> he walked out of court on his own. he's going to pay that back. if he

susan moss, ray giudice, richard herman. he's ordered to pay back $230,000 and she is ordered to account for money. what about it, sue moss? >> return the cash or face a backlash. look, when you start off a case by stealing money, everyone thinks you're a stealer. this was the worst possible move for jon, not only pr world, but also in terms of his divorce/custody. because no one's going to trust him. no one's going to trust his word and no one's going to trust his actions. >> back to maxine. so he's ordered to pay back the $180,000. did he try to explain to the judge why he took the money? >> he said that it amounted to his paycheck. he hasn't withdrawn any money, and that it's basically what he's owed for the work he's done with tlc. >> jane velez-mitchell, host of "issues," author of "i want," jane, what can you tell me? >> the big question is, nancy, does he still have the 180 grand. we know he lives a very lavish lifestyle. he has two fancy cars, a bmw and a mercedes. he also has a bachelor pad that's kind of expensive.

let's go back to the lawyers, sue moss, raymond giudice, richard herman. what about it, herman? i have heard nothing about a guardian ad litem being appointed for the children simply for their interests. >> i haven't heard, either. and they have to have one because they're generating fees based on the program. so there has to be some sort of guardian ad litem. but these two train wrecks, nancy, i believe they stage this, they survive on publicity. he's going to put the money back. they're in the news today. they're going to generate money. this is the only way they could generate money. they have no skills. they have no talent. this is it. >> giudice? >> well, i agree with richard. and i also agree with miss orman. there should have been trust accounts set up for these children's education, future, not just random checking accounts where stlst there's not some -- >> put the lawyers up. put the lawyers up. i notice that both of you defense lawyers, neither one of you are tackling the potential criminal charges -- >> he walked out of court on his own. he's going to pay that back.

you cannot limit it to that group. >> you know what, richard herman, put herman up please.cted. you are absolutely correct. we do not want to limit the search. everyone, we are taking your calls. i want to go out to marc klaas. marc, weigh in. >> well, you know, the gal that murdered sandra cantu is the only female predator that we're aware of. she's the only female pedophile i think that we're aware of just as we didn't know anything about female psychopaths before -- before -- we didn't know anything about this until this gal had murdered sandra cantu. this is most likely a man. he's most likely a sadist stick psychopath and he doesn't care what you, i, or anybody else think. he did this for instant self-gratification without consideration for the consequences of his crime. >> very quickly to bill majewski, what are your thoughts, bill? i think i have got bill majewski with me. >> that vacant house that's in florida, i think that's going to be a treasure trove of forensic evidence that they're going to be gathering as we're speaking now. hopefully they will then, with tha

. >> reporter: the chair they used, this great equalizer, is the familiar eron by herman miller. >> i couldn't wait to show it off to my friends and make them jealous. >> reporter: chair envy? >> chair envy, absolutely. >> reporter: the eron is based on erg onmanyics, the practice of designing items to work safely and efficiently according to the user. in this case let the furniture adjust not the person. air-on hit the scene in 1994 and became a symbol of the dot- com boom. millions have been sold. they even caught our eye here at sunday morning. >> ergonomically designed and almost transparent in its cyber styled coolness. >> reporter: it really changed the whole notion of what a chair could do or be. it was much more about becoming this piece of equipment now that you interacted with. >> reporter: did the air-on chair spark a chair revolution in a sense? >> i think it was really one of the first products in the industry that changed the... moved you away from chair status to chair, as i think, performance icon. >> reporter: andrew cogan is ceo of knoll, a herman miller competitor.

sue moss, raymond giudice, richard herman. what about it, herman. have heard nothing about a guardian ad litem being appointed for the children simply for their interests. >> i haven't heard either. they have to have one, because they're generating fees based on the program. there has to be some sort of guardian ad litem. these two train wrecks, nancy, i believe they staged this. they survive on publicity. he's going to put the money back. they're in the news today. they're going to generate money. this is the only way they can generate money. they have no skills. they have no talent. this is it. >> giudice? >> i agree with richard and agree with miss orman. there should have been trust accounts set up for these children's education, future, not just random checking accounts -- >> put the lawyers up. i notice that both of you defense lawyers, neither one of you are tackling the potential criminal charges. >> you can't steal your own money, nancy. he walked out of court on his own. he's going to pay that back. if he doesn't, he may have criminal cont

herman thomas is accused of offering leniency to male inmates in exchange for sex.rges include kidnapping, sex biewtion abuse, and extorti. >>> the white house is saying it's seeing signs of cooperation from iran as the country agrees to let inspectors check out its new nuclear facility at the end of the month. they tried to build the facility in secret. the country claims the production is for peaceful purposes, but the u.s. and its allies say iran is trying indeed to build a nuclear weapon. this as the "new york times" obtains a report from the united nation's watch dog group saying iran may have the data it actually needs to build a nuclear bomb and the capability to do so. with a little context on what these inspections will entail, i'm joined by a former assistant deputy administrator with the national nuclear security ad administration, leonard specter. thank you very much. you once worked for the iaea. no one knows better, really. i mean, you know what we've been dealing with to try to get iran to be fortright and honest. that certainly hasn't been the case.

judge herman thomas ordered them to strip for a spanking or be thrown back in jail. the judge exchanged sex for leniency. these are serious charges, sodomy, sex abuse, kidnapping, assault, extortion. 15 inmates are ready to testify. court records show investigators found physical evidence from an inmate in the judge's office. we welcome back robin sachs, judge david young. judge, let me start with you on this one. quite the story. how difficult will it be to prosecute a judge and do it with what are we talking about, 15 felons here? >> not only 15 felons, but you have forensic evidence. it seems if you are going to prosecute a judge you better have your "i"s dotted and "t"s crossed. there is so much evidence it is almost unbelievable to read. >> robin, do you think it will be difficult to prosecute or the evidence is so overwhelm something. >> clearly the evidence is overwhelming. this is something the public is not going to like to see. seeing a judge acting, corrupt, extortion. a jury is going to be looking with open arms at convicting someone in a place of power.

we are continuing our conference about a judge in alabama, herman thomas. he was accused of some horrific crimes. the charges, sexual abuse, attempted sod bomy. inmates claimed the judge would check them out of jail and among other things spank them and perform sex acts. those were some of the charges. he's been acquitted. going over this case with his attorney, bob clark. also with us a criminal defense attorney. bob, correct me if i'm wrong, one of the alleged victims -- and if kids are in the room, forgive me for your parents out there -- one of the inmate's semen was found on the carpets in the judge's office, correct? >> that's right. >> how is that explained away? how did that go down in court? help us out with that? >> it's very simple. there were two inmates -- i don't need to name them, but there were two inmates that semen was in the carpet in a room that was ajadjacent to the judge's suite. anyhow, one of them said he had gone in there -- this is his testimony. this is what he told the fbi when they were threatening them, that he went in and mast

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judge herman thomas told inmates he'd throw them back in jail if they didn't perform sexual acts on him. others were promised leniency if they did. jury selection started this week. >>> if you like to text and drive or chat on your cell phone when you're behind the wheel, be ready to face some consequences. what happened to a woman in texas accused of a deadly crash that prosecutors blame on distracted driving. >>> a case of distracted driving is costing a texas woman 30 days in jail, ten years probation and a $10,000 fine. she was sentenced yesterday for causing a wreck that killed a man in another car. houston prosecutors say jerry montgomery had been on her cell phone just before the crash. >> we've been distraught for a year and a half. it's been a long, hard road to get to this point. it will never bring my son back. >> her son, 25-year-old chance wilcox, was thrown from the car during the cash. montgomery illegally switched lanes to get on a freeway ramp. prosecutors are using politics to make an example out of his client, says her attorney. >>> from now on, cameras will be keepin

her herman thomas was found not guilty. prosecutors say he brought 11 young male inmates to a private courthouse office and paddled them for sexual gratification. defense attorneys say the 48-year-old became a victim of felons lying about him to manipulate the court system. >>> people in orange park florida will be able to pay their respects to somer thompson at a viewing expected to start some about an hour. then it will be followed by a mem ororial service tomorrow. take a look at the scene outside the thompson home this morning. just overwhelming signs of love for this family. yesterday the neighborhood held a festival of sorts that doubled as a fund-raiser for somer's family. it raised more than $18,000. then after that event, somer's mother again thanked the community for their support. >> all i want to happen is that my baby didn't die in vein and that we catch him. everything everybody's done for me, it meanses sthe world to me. i love all of y'all. >> somer went missing last monday. she was just walking home from sc

prosecutors say judge herman thomas told them he'd throw them back in jail if they didn't perform sexcts on him. others promised leniency if they did. the judge resigned two years ago. jury selection begins this week. >>> and staying in jail in switzerland, roman polanski, while it's decided whether he should be sent back to the united states. prosecutors argue he might take off. palestinians cass was initially charged with raping a 13-year-old girl. he pleaded guilty in 1973 to a lesser charge and later fled the u.s. >>> i'm jane velez-mitchell. here's my issue. maybe being "normal" should be the new red flag for law enforcement. perfect example, the creep accused of videotaping erin andrews. the alleged peephole stocker is an insurance salesman who barely has a traffic ticket. neighbors said he kept his yardman kured and was absolutely normal. that never seems to fail when we cover one of these horrific crimes. always seems to be the guy who seemed absolutely normal. the monster accused of shooting up the fitness center in pittsburgh lived a are noal life until he allegedly shot nin

. >>> a former inmate testified that herman thomas spanked his bare bottom three times rubbed him once and on another occasion grabbed his crotch while clothed. is that the end of that story? what else would that story are we talking about guys? all right. that's it. okay. period. i think we're going to go to break on that, are we not? all right. >>> radio talk show host rush limbaugh won't be buying the st. louis rams after all. the head of the group said limbaugh was a complication and a distraction and he said he doesn't blame his former partners for cutting him loose. he blames his critics. >> those people who enabled this event for their own racial reasons, for their own ratings, their own fund-raising, their own face time, their own business reasons, they're going to be just as unhappy as they were before this happened. it's a collection of unhappy, angry, agitated people and that's not going to change. >> at least one nfl owner said he would oppose the limbaugh effort to buy into the league and commissioner roger godle said that his divisive rhetoric wouldn't be tolerated in the