. >> defense attorney john edmunds doesn't normally find new cases in prison.med very credible about this particular client referral. >> he turned to me and said my cellmate who's out in the rec. yard right now doesn't belong here. there's something really odd about his case. would you look at it. >> so he had a look at the file, transcripts, hundreds of pages. and late one night he was sitting up in bed, ra eading beside his wife, and suddenly there it was, eureka. >> the prosecutor makes a direct comment on mr. wakisaka's failure to take the witness stand. >> this is what edmunds read, who was alone with her? he was alone with her. he was there. he would know. if he doesn't tell us, we can only look to shirlene and see what her body tells us. >> the fifth amendment the privilege against self-incrimination is a right that can be rendered meaningless if the prosecution gets to comment on it. >> and nobody stood up and said i object. >> it's amazing. the trial lawyer said nothing. the judge said nothing. >> those five words "if he doesn't tell us" would be the b

edmund streets in the drexel hill section. >> the operator of the vehicle rolled the window down and asked the young girl if she needed a ride. >> it's scary. >> reporter: johnlives right at hugh bee and edmund. he has 13 year old sister and these reports have him concern concerned. >> i'm going to walk her to school every day. yeah. not around here. i never envisioned smug like that. >> reporter: he plans to talk to his little sister about the incident and you were her to be careful. chitwood says now is a good time to talk to children. >> i guess i got to step up and make sure she always is with somebody. >> keep on going. notify the closest adult that you can come to and have police come and respond right away. >> reporter: dave schratwieser, fox 29 news. >> a building collapse rocks a north philadelphia neighborhood. skyfox over the scene on the 2200 block of deli street just after 5:00 this evening. the red cross says it is assisting several people displaced because of the incident. there's no word yet on what caused the collapse. >>> a man accused of driving drunk crashing into a police vehicle and hurting a police officer is under arrest tonight. poli

national security expert and chairman of the kill one group john bradshaw an ad executive director of the national security network and professor edmund ghareeb adjunct professor of middle east history and politics at the school of international service at american university thank you all for joining me tonight it's nice to see you all john let's start out with kerry's comments on iran. but what's going on here do you think that this is. i mean this is this is a hundred eighty degrees from. from john mccain singing bomb bomb bomb iran all right well we do have some common interest with iran right now in the situation in iraq so i think it is worth exploring as the secretary says whether there is some basis for cooperation and it's possible that we're engaged in very intense nuclear negotiations with iran and that this can show some pathway to cooperation with the road in the future as you said in your opening the most important thing is to make sure we don't make the situation worse so there are some things the u.s. can do to try to improve the situation without getting us sucked back into the or as you are as a few hours ago the two

john quincy adams. so let me tell you my main interest this summer is going to be a book with a loud title. the great debate: edmund burke, thomas peyton and the birth of the right in the last. the reason i am very interested in that case i have quoted edmund burke so much during my political career, never really studied his back round. and this gives me an opportunity as i've read a short synopsis of this book, gives me an opportunity to find out what a conservative that thinks you ought to have incremental change versus the other writer that see right to do it by revolution and make change very, very quickly. so it's the difference between what i would call edmund burke a conservative or not i would even call thomas paine a conservative. people might disagree with my analysis of pain, but they seem to be people how they want to change more than exactly that they disagreed on what are to be done. and so, since i have quoted these people so much during my political career, i want to study them in depth and i've never done that. >> oren teicher is the ceo of the american booksellers celebration. what is the aba? >>

john quincy adams. so let me tell you my main interest this summer is going to be a book with a long title. "the great debate," edmund burke, thomas paine and the birth of the right and the left. the reason i'm very interested in that is i quoted edmund burke so much during my political career, never really studied his background. and this gives me an opportunity that i've read a short synopsis of this book, gives me an opportunity to find out what a conservative that thinks you ought to have internal change versus the other writer that thinks you ought to do it by revolution and may change very, very quickly. so it's a difference between what i call edmund burke, a conservative, i would even call thomas paine a conservative. people might disagree with my analysis of thomas paine but they seem to be people how they want to change more than exactly that they disagreed on what ought to be done. and so since i've quoted these people so much during my political career, i want to study them in depth, and i've never done that. >> what are you reading this summer? tell us what is on your summer reading list. tweet us at boo