also with us, john wilson. he's the author of "the most dangerous man in america." rush limbaugh's assault on reason. thank you for being on the show tonight. terry, how do we keep the pressure on? >> we need to keep the pressure on the advertisers to continue leaving. rush limbaugh is absolutely wrong in saying that he can withstand all these advertising -- advertisers leaving. he can't. and then we need to turn to the stations. he brags he has 600 stations that's cover him. those stations need to start dropping him. two have dropped him already. we need to see more stations dropping him. look. rush limbaugh clearly has a first amendment right to say what he thinks. but he doesn't have a first amendment right to have a radio station or to be paid by clear channel. that's not his first amendment right. >> i think, john, that no one denies his first amendment right. but we also have the right to say that we're not going to buy from people that would finance people calling georgetown students sluts because they disagree with them on policy before congress. so no one i

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john conyers. representative wilson who represented the district and kai rine brown, who represents the area where the sanford police department is. >> we have got to make sure that what has happened in sanford with the police department and how they handled this situation never happens again in the united states of america. >> they talked about several issues, including the stand your ground law. racial profiling, neighborhood watch programs, and why the sanford police department has not arrested the shooter, george zimmerman. >> there is no doubt that there was a failed investigation. >> it was february 26 when the 17-year-old was fatally shot by a self-appointed neighborhood watch captain, george zimmerman. he claims he shot the unarmed teen in self-defense. >> i believe he was racially profiled. >> i want to say it like i see it. trayvon was hunted down like a rabid dog. he was shot in the street. he was racially profiled. >> the shooting sparked national interest and outrage. protesters all over the nation taking to the streets calling for justice and the arrest of zimmerman. >> the importanc

. >> reporter: facing 30 years for the dui manslaughter of 23-year-old scott wilson, john good mans'swasn't to 911, but to colby, the woman he would adopt as his daughter two years later. that made her a multimillionaire. >> when did he become your boyfriend? >> shortly after the accident. >> but not back then? >> no. >> reporter: goodman made that first phone call after ramming wilson's car into a canal, fleeing the scene, and then barging into this woman's trailer. >> he said i reapply [ bleep ]ed up. he had been in an end of the world accident. >> reporter: she convinced him to call 911. she was the prosecution's star witness. about to be eviscerated by goodman's million-dollar attorney, roy black. >> you're represented by a member of the searcy firm, is that correct? >> yes, as far as i know. >> you know that represent the lawsuit against mr. goodman? >> reporter: the prosecution is trying to prove that goodman was beyond drunk when he got behind the wheel. >> he said give me ten of your best shots of tequila. >> reporter: the defense is saying he suffered a concussion and you can

everyone from the writer jack kerouac and brian wilson and john nash has fought the disease of schizophrenia, yet the lack of understanding about it has lead many to hide their diagnosis. more recently though some patients have begun to speak publicly about their experiences. danny hurley is one of them. he was diagnosed with schizophrenia while a student at georgia tech. he joins me this evening to share his story and his insights on the disease. also joining me tonight a remarkable group of scientists stephen paul, director of the arlz aldz disease research institute and a professor at cornell medical college, cornelia bargmann is a professor at rockefeller university. judith rab o port is chief of the child psychiatry branch at the national institute of mental health. david lewis is a professor of translational neuroskeins and chairman of the department of psychiatry at the university of pittsburgh. and once again, my esteemed cohost is dr. eric kandel, a nobel laureate, professor at columbia and a howard hughes medical investigator. so tell me where we are today? what are we going to fin

wilson survived the impact, but drown. >> john, you are aware that a young man lost his life because s accident, aren't you? >> yes. >> you know his name? >> scott patrick wilson. >> is there anything you would like to say to scott wilson's family? >> objection. >> reporter: his father and jurors never heard remorse. >> did you ever have a drink called an irish car bomb? >> absolutely not. >> reporter: they did hear him deny he was drunk. >> when you got into that car, were you either drunk, impaired or intoxicated? >> absolutely not. >> reporter: his bar tab shows ten shots of tequila, a shot of silver, a tumbler with johnny walker, gray goose vodka and five more silvers. why? he treated friends but had few drinks himself. i had two tequila shots and the gray goose single. >> 911 emergency. >> reporter: they replayed the 911 call. he phoned 54 minutes after the accident. >> i feel horrible. >> i feel horrible and they think i'm crazy. what were you referring to there? >> i don't remember. >> reporter: goodman stammered. and stumbled on the stand, which legal experts say may be why he

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john quincy adams. jimmy carter. george w. bush in my view was a sankt moanous man. maybe i can debate that. woodrow wilson. at that level of politics it tends to be a trait that causes problems. polk was probably the most success ofl of the sankt moanous presidents. people can argue about joe wilson. i believe he injected world war i that led to world war ii. that's a debate for another show. >> you talked about two people there, the john quincy adams approach to -- he was a president. had been the sixth president of the united states and went on 17 years in the house of representatives. what did he do when james polk was inaugurated president? >> he had a chance to be in the inaugural procession, which he had no intention of doing because he was jr. sup set about polk's election. he despised andrew jackson but he was a giant of his time. now he had his protege and polk was elected. it was a rain "day planner" that day. it rained all day during the inauguration. quincy adams kind of watched from a distance and then put rye comments of many of them quite pointed in his diary about polk and the proceedings.

john goodman's sedan. a high end bentley allegedly ran the stop sign and t-boned scott wilson.s car across the intersection and flipping upside down into the canal. in the early morning darkness as wilson's hyundai sank into the water two years ago, goodman is accuses of stumbling from the scene. phoning friends, a lawyer and then 54 minutes later, finally dialling 911. >> yes, i just got in a wreck, and my phone was dead and i'm -- where am i? >> in that 7:50 call to 911. >> is everybody okay or what happened? >> goodman asks the same question three times? >> is everybody okay? >> i'm not sure, sir. >> it's a powerful piece of evidence for prosecutors, because the victim in the car did not die in the accident. the medical examiner says scott wilson drowned. >> he was the most amazing person you could ever meet. >> i would like to know if there was any possibility that he could have jumped in and got him out. that's what i'm questioning in my heart. >> hours later at the hospital. detectives took these pictures of goodman, grinning, a nurse had just drawn fluids, his blood alco

. >> reporter: john goodman is charged with dui manslaughter and leaving the scene of an accident in which 23-year-old scott wilson was killed by drowning in a canal. in her opening statement to the jury, prosecutor ellen robert said right after speeding through a stop sign and crashing his bentley into willson's car, goodman left the victim to die. >> he hit scott wilson, pushed that hyundai across the street, through the dirt and it rolled into the canal upside down. scott wilson didn't die from blunt trauma. he drowned. and what did the defendant do? he walked away. >> reporter: the prosecution says goodman who ounce the international polo club in wellington, florida, had been partying and drinking with friends before getting in his car. >> three hours after this crash, the defendant's bac was point.1 twice the legal limit. >> reporter: but defense attorney roy black had another explanati explanation, the bentley malfunctioned and roared out of control through the stop sign. >> all of a sudden, the car surges forward. you see him trying to control this enormously powerful car. unbeknownst to john goodman, the t

john bruning from south dakota and the next united states senator. >> well, first of all, i want to say thank you to my colleagues, pam from florida and greg from texas and allen wilson of south mittee of six states that manages this litigation. we started as 13 states. mocked rally across the country by law professor who is said this case will never end up in the supreme court. you have no opportunity to feed this legislation in court. here we stand at the supreme the court. i feel a lot better after witnessing two hours of argument than i felt when we started. and the reason i think, as senator said it clearly. all eyes were on justice kennedy. justin kennedy were vuz skept kl of the mandate and the constitutionality of the mandate, and that makes me feel better about our chances. it's hard to predict when you stand outside the supreme court as to what they're going to do. in keeping with his decision making in cases where we see the decision making, he's very skept kl under the commerce laws. my colleagues and i have been managing the case day-to-day. we felt great about the questions we heard from the justices. we feel positive that the mandate will be struck dow

john goodman is relying on his friends in high places to prove he wasn't drunk when his bentley slammed into scott wilson'si in february 2010, killing the 23-year-old. first, the face of ralph lauren, and international polo star, nacho fegueras. >> did mr. gadman sound like he had slurred speech? >> we had a information. >> reporter: figueras was a bartender at a charity event that night. melissa was also there. the socialite is well known in the world of polo. last summer she loaned prince william one of her horses for a match. she and her husband, both owners of rival polo teams, died with gadm goodman that night. >> did he appear to be intoxicated or drunk? >> to my knowledge, no. >> reporter: but prosecutors are focused on not just how much the polo mogul was drinking, but also on his actions or lack thereof after the crash. goodman waited almost an hour to call 911. before resting their case monday, they called the chief medical examiner. >> would scott wilson have survived that crash? >> yes. if he hadn't drowned. >> reporter: goodman's defense team said that wasn't drunk, that he was dazed. arguing

john bruni from south dakota and the next united states senator. >> thank you. >> well, first of all, i want to say, thank you to my colleague, pam of florida and greg of texas and alan wilson, south carolina. we have a managing committee of litigation. we started as 13 states. across the country law professorers said -- >> later on c-span you'll be nt conference live. that was being held on the capitol grounds right across the street from the supreme court. you can see some ofaving, and b first street to the supreme court. i want to show you some of the sights and sounds that are happening there as well. as we continue to take your calls. now, the audio transcripts from today's two-hour hearing on the individual mandate should be released in about 40 -- 30 to 40 minutes or so, and we will bring those to you here on c-span as soon as they are released, so you'll be able to watch them in their inteernty. back to your phone calls. george from san antonio, texas, is our next call on our republican line. hi, george. >> caller: how you doing, sir? >> i'm good. >> caller: fine. yes, i'm very interested in this case. i think it's very vital that all judges take into consideration

wilson. his emotional mother viewed the wreckage after the jury got its turn. john polo tycoon in palm beach county is charged with dui manslaughter. on friday a toxicologist estimated his blood alcohol level that night was almost three times the legal limit. >> i also detected -- >> reporter: he testified that goodman also had traces of painkillers in his system. prosecutors showed a 3-d recreation of the crash. they claim goodman was drunk when he drove his almost 3-ton bentley into a stop sign, ramming into scott into a canal. >> he drowned. what did the defendant do? he walked away. >> reporter: goodman's girlfriend who he also adopted as daughter to protect his wealth testified wednesday. >> did he tell you anything about the crash? >> reporter: the defense says he was not to fault claiming the bentley went out of control. good man's lawyers say he didn't immediately call 911 because his cell phone was dead. this woman testified that goodman arrived at her trailer and used his phone to call her girl friend. she then encouraged him to call authorities. >> yes. i

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john goodman was taken into custody, away from his life of luxury and glamorous girlfriend, who he famously adopted to protect his fortune. now, a convicted felon, found guilty of the crash that killed scott wilsone 23-year-old's mother was overcome with emotion. >> and justice has been served. i'm always going to miss my son. >> reporter: on that february night in 2010, goodman said he wasn't drunk. but that his bentley malfunctioned, slamming into wilson's hyundai. that he hit his head and didn't realize wilson's car was sinking in the canal nearby. he told jurors he wondered away, dazed and stumbled upon a barn, where he found some alcohol. >> i went over and proceeded to grab a bottle of the liquor. and i grabbed it. thinking -- it didn't alleviate my pain. >> reporter: goodman's blood alcohol level was twice the legal limit. >> they saw through the defense experts. some of the theories were pretty bizarre. >> reporter: juror, dennis demartin told abc news, defense attorney roy black was creative in his argument. >> how many of those old-time movies would you see out west when they're going to do surgery? what's the first thing they do? give a guy a bottle of whiskey. >> we didn't buy that,

explosive day of testimony against john goodman. 48-year-old goodman is accused of dui manslaughter after he ran a stop sign in his bentley in 2010 and killed 23-year-old scott wilsonin a late night crash. prosecutors say the multimillionaire founder of the polo club international in palm beach had been drinking heavily and left the scene of the accident. he had adopted his 42-year-old girlfriend as his daughter in order to protect a $300 million trust if he lost the case. paul is a former prosecutor and criminal defense attorney. this adoption of his 42-year-old girlfriend, to begin with, in any case, bizarre, seedy. is it -- is this frauj lntd, can you protect your assets in this way? >> it's legal. he takes -- adopts the 42-year-old blond, heather, and she now, because she is the oldest child, inherits $100 million, theoretically, that was protected by the trust. he then, from prison, probably, can control the $100 million. now, is a court going to throw that out and set it aside the there are going to be lot of lawsuits. on the surface, it's legal. you can adopt your fiance, and when she becomes your kid, she gets the trust. >> he's facing up to 30 years in pri

john carter. at the ballet, it's romeo and juliet. and the beach boys coming to town in concert. my full list on twitter. get out there and enjoy this blockbuster weekend. >> brian wilsonbe pushing 70. >> but they all look like teenagers. >> as seen in the video. >> who cares how they look. it's how they sound and they still sound fantastic. the original beach boys together, you know, they have lost a couple of members but those that survived still sounding great. >> sure do. thank you, liam mayclem. >>> coming up, we want to go back to that apartment fire that's still burning in berkeley. >> yeah. coming up, the damage and the evacuations. we have anne makovec there. we have a live report when we come back. ,, ,,,,,, ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] offering four distinct driving modes and lexus' dynamic handling, the next generation of lexus will not be contained. the all-new 2013 lexus gs. there's no going back. ♪ [ eves ] years ago, i hurt my shoulder drag racing. that's when i decided to take it easy, so i took up hang gliding. [ female announcer ] a grandpa who refuses to grow up. [ eves ] the pain was bad, but the thought of not being a hang glider pilot was worse. [ fema

representing him, attorney roy black. 48-year-old john goodman's sedan, a high end bently, allegedly ran the stop sign and t boned 23-year-old scott wilsonng wilson's car across the intersection and flipping it upside down in the canal. in the early morning darkness as wilson's hyundai sank into the water, goodman is accused of stumbling from the scene, phoning friends, a lawyer and then 54 minutes later, finally dialling 911. >> yes, i just had a wreck and um, my phone was dead. i'm on -- where am i? >> reporter: in that 7:57 call to 911. >> is everybody okay or what happened? >> reporter: goodman asks the same question three times. >> is everybody okay? >> i'm not sure, sir. >> reporter: it's a powerful piece of evidence. the victim in the car did not die in the accident. the medical examiner said scott wilson drowned. >> he was the most amazing person you could meet. >> reporter: scott's parents lily and william wilson. >> i would like to know if there was a possibility that he could have jumped in after he hit the car and got him out. that's what i'm questioning. >> reporter: hours later at the hospital, detectives took these picture

against florida polo mogul john goodman. 48-year-old goodman is accused of dui manslaughter after he ran a stop sign in his convertible bentley in 2010 and killed 23-year-old scott wilson a late-night crash. prosecutors say the multimillionaire founder of the polo club international in palm beach had been drinking heavily and left the scene of the accident. now, part of the reason this case has captured national attention is that goodman adopted his 42-year-old girlfriend as his daughter in order to protect his $300 million trust if he lost the case. paul callan is a former homicide prosecutor and criminal defense attorney. all right. this adoption of his 42-year-old girlfriend, to begin with, i don't know, in any case -- >> a little wrong. >> a little seedy. but is it -- is this fraudulent? can you protect your assets in this way? >> it's legal. he takes -- he adopts the 42-year-old blonde heather. and she now, because she's the oldest child, inherits $100 million theoretically that was protected by the trust. he then, from prison, probably can control the $100 million. now, is a court going to throw that out and set it aside? there are going to be a lot of lawsuits.

animation to help, prosecutors argued 48-year-old john goodman, in his $200,000 bentley, blew through a stop sign and t-boned 23-year-old scott wilson'sndai. the car, they say, was pushed across the street and flipped into a canal. among the heartbreaking testimony in the case, claims from the medical examiner that wilson was still alive when his car began to sink into the water. >> would scott wilson have survived this crash? >> yes, if he hadn't drowned. >> reporter: goodman, worth several hundred million dollars, adopted his girlfriend to shield part of his fortune. she's testified in the case. >> do you remember him telling you that he had had a few drinks? >> no. >> reporter: as did the deputy who supervised goodman's blood alcohol test. the state says it was twice the legal limit. three hours after the accident. >> i did smell the odor of an alcoholic beverage coming from his person. >> reporter: testifying for the defense, famed polo player ignacio seguera. he was among the celebrity bartenders where goodman was partying the night of the accident. >> you're sure that you did not serve mr. goodman a drink? >> i am sure, yes. >>

john goodman has been charged with manslaughter. he's accused of being drunk when he slapped his bentley into a recent college graduate, scott wilsone. the 23-year-old drowned after the crash sent his car into a canal. goodman is also charged with leaving the scene, leaving that boy to die. you may remember hearing goodman adopted his girlfriend after he got sued and the move was an apparent to protect his $300 million fortune from civil slaw suit. on the stand now a witness testifying about what the defendant goodman told her after he returned into her house moments after the crash. >> he said that he had stopped at a stop line. he looked, didn't see anything and he hid something. i said he needed to call 911 in case anyone was hurt. >> did he tell you he had a few drinks? >> yes. he said i really f'd up an had been in an end of the world accident. megyn: joining me is kimberly guilfoyle and mark eiglarsh. so, kimberly, set it up for us. that woman is a woman who lived in a trailer 100 yard away from the crash. this is the manslaughter trial. he's look at dui manslaughter in the state and he's look at vehicular homicide. both very

wilson. his distraught mother walked silently around her son's crushed car, just after jury members took a look. moments later, john goodman, the polo club millionaire charged with dui manslaughter peeked into the window of his destroyed bentley. on thursday, prosecutors used a 3-d recreation to show what happened that night in february 2010. they say a drunk goodman sped through a stop sign, slimming his almost three-ton bentley into the side of wilson's car, flipping it upside down into a canal. >> scott wilson didn't die from blunt trauma. he drowned. and what did the defendant do? he walked away. >> reporter: a toxicologist testified that in the hours before the fatal crash, goodman's blood alcohol level was more than twice the legal limit. equivalent to having downed 16 to 18 drinks. >> i also detetted hydrocodone. >> reporter: but the defense says goodman only began drinking after the crash to dull the pain. and that the crash happened when his bentley malfunctioned. >> all of a sudden the car surges forward. >> reporter: goodman's lawyers say he didn't immediately call 911 because his cell phone was dead. in

john goodman had a blank face friday afternoon. the jury deliberated for 5 1/2 hours and convicted him of dui manslaughter and vehicular homicide. for lily wilsonce come two years after goodman ran a stop sign, slamming his bentley into her son's car. >> i'm always going to miss my son. he was so wonderful. i will always cherish the memories. >> caller: the collision sent scott wilson's car into a canal. it landed upside down in the water where the 23-year-old eventually drowned. goodman testified he was dazed from the crash and could not recall if he had looked in the canal. >> after the accident, what's the first thing you remember? >> coming to and trying to, you know, assess where i was. >> reporter: almost an hour would pass before goodman called authorities. he claimed his cell phone was dead, but when he did find a phone, he first called his girlfriend who he later adopted as his daughter. only after that call did he dial 911. >> yes, i just had a wreck. >> reporter: during the two-week trial goodman blamed the wreck on a malfunction of his $200,000 bentley. prosecutors said he was simply drunk behind the wheel and left scott wilson to d

john goodman, who adopts his girlfriend as his daughter to protect the family fortune. the prosecution is trying to remind them why this is really important. the impact was so powerful, it instantly compressed scott wilson's visceral to his mother, lily. the jurors were given a brief tour of wilson's hyundai and goodman's bentley convertible. facing 30 years for dui manslaughter, goodman is accused of partying, driving drunk, running a stop sign and slamming wilson's car into this canal. >> there was no indications at all of braking on the beptly. >> i did not, you know, see another car when i -- um -- pulled out and i hit something. it had to be been another car. >> reporter: hearing a disorr yepted, slurring goodman who asks this question five times. >> where am i? >> reporter: a man the prosecution asserts was beyond drunk. >> he said give me ten of your best shots of tequila. >> reporter: he left 22-year-old scott wilson dying in a ditch. he delayed making the 911 call until an hour after the crash. >> is everybody okay? >> i'm not sure, sir. are you okay? >> yeah, i'm, you know, a little hurt. >> reporter: watching and lynning, lily wilson, stoiic for days, looked upset. the defense argued that he wa

wilson's family. maybe he didn't have to adopt his girlfriend as his daughter after all. but this criminal case matt i'm telling you, hearing johnquite telling. thank you. >>> we'll turn to new developments in the mysterious car bombing case of a michigan lawyer and his two sons. it happened back in september but it is still unsolved. police are releasing new clues. linsey davis is here with the new details. >> good morning, george. some chilling new details. special agents also created a profile of the person they think is behind this violent crime. this is someone knowledgeable about electronics and metalworking. someone who was willing to kill innocent children and the kind of person who uses the motto, i don't get mad, i get even. look at the dramatic pictures. trapped inside of the car, a father and his two young sons. >> my car blew up with two kids. i've got two significant leg injuries that are chewed up pretty good. they are bleeding, i need someone here now. >> reporter: eric chappell, who was driving his kids to football practice, described the family's panic inside the inferno. >> it was mayhem. we were all dazed. an