now, his girlfriend, kesha, is taking it on, but is cartel the dad. >> 34 years, he never had any kids maury: he claims he could never be the father. >> it is not my fault that i'm fertile, and his ex-girlfriends are not. >> maury: the results are in next time. call 212-454-7445. only a lie detector test can save these relationships or end them forever. just moments ago, kendra learned that her fiance, chris, did not cheat at all with her good friend, molly. >> maury: you're telling the truth. >> thank you, and i love you. >> maury: but earlier, chris confessed to cheating with other women. and a lie detector test determined he has cheated with even more women behind her back. kendra has a child with chris. >> i love you. >> maury: and the executive producer sat down with the couple back stage to see what happens from here. >> you want to be with her? >> of course, i love her to death. >> if you say you want to be with her, how would you feel if she slept with six guys? how would that make you feel? >> i would be devastated, too. you got to understand our relationship has a lot of prob

. >> eric: let me get kesha, young people say cheaper to pay the fine. if that happens, this is going collapse? >> right. and the older people and people who have more health issues will have to bear the costs. the fact that the government has to put so much money or encouraging young people to sign up for this obamacare is a sign that it is flawed and there needs to be some type of revision. >> eric: let's put the poll up for a second.56% of people ss obamacare will increase my medical costs going forward. that is not good. >> those are same people that claimed looking for wonderful benefits for obamacare. the fact that they are advertising is somewhat of a red herring. you have a choice of accepting or not accepting. there is no choice for obamacare, you accept it or pay a fine. and we talked about how obamacare will lower costs and improve services when in in central planning ever done that? the result with will be despair and lower health care for everyone. >> eric: so let's say young people don't go on the system, they opted to pay the fine. how in

totally ruin your day right the bay area california woman decided to fight back let me tell you about kesha dunn levy she got a five hundred dollar ticket for running a red light near san francisco well she believe the fun was a little steve so she went to court to fight the ticket she argued that the public was never properly informed about cameras at the intersection she brought in an old newspaper clipping from two thousand and six that proved her case the notice said that red light cameras would capture vehicles traveling east of the intersection but that's the issue the street she was ticketed on runs north and cell the traffic commissioner hearing the case agreed with her dismissed the five hundred dollars ticket saying the public was given inadequate notice you have to wonder how many more motorists could get out of their tickets if they do did a little homework according to c.b.s. station in san francisco that could amount to twenty thousand tickets and five million dollars in refunds that's going to do it for a male for more on these stories we've covered go to youtube dot com slas

let's talk about with the legal panel, kesha and doug burns.ormal federal prosecutor, first question to you, feds have filed three charges so far. we'll put them on the screen. they are essentially theft and espionage. one count of theft of government property, two counts of espionage disclosing classified intel. this has to be the beginning. would you expect a full grown indictment will bring a whole lot more charges? >> very definitely and for good reason, under extradition you can only be tried for charges listed in the extradition request. in this case are a couple standard issues. one notable one, staur7bd ones and also the conduct has to be criminal in both, dual criminality but the political exception is most important. >> gregg: we'll get to that in a second. the problem for snowden legally is this. he readily admits he did it. went on tv and said i did it and he is proud of it. you know, as best i can tell he does not get whistleblower protection under american law because the nsa program was sanctioned buyer a judge and approved by al

. >> gregg: joining me is kesha and tad.tors had to call john good, witnessed to the stand, if they don't under florida law the defense would be allowed to tell jurors in closing arguments that prosecutors were trying to hide a key witness and therefore, ladies and gentlemen of the jury, those prosecutors were trying to hide the truth. prosecutors had to call it this way? >> absolutely. the thing here with mr. goode he didn't say anything to help the prosecution, but if they came backdoor and said, hey, they hid this from you. that would have been catastrophic. prosecution has a bad first week. >> gregg: we knew about this guy john goode. i found him in my notes in march or april. how can they bring a second-degree murder case with people like john goode but the prosecutor tried to make some lemonade out of lemons by saying he never saw trayvon martin slamming zimmerman's head into the concrete. goode responds by saying, well, i couldn't see everything but i could see downward movements. that didn't really help prosecutors,

and joining us now to talk about it, defense attorney kesha heaven and brian silver.me both of you here. >> thank you. >> great to see you. >> great to have you. this evidence, the judge has to make the decision before jury selection starts on monday. how difficult a decision is it? >> frankly it is unique to this particular case. in florida we have something called the fry standard which is a very high standard for the admissibility of expert testimony like this. in this case, voice analysis is something that is a little bit sketchy in my opinion. it is not like dna. it is not leak fingerprints. in this particular case the issue is we have an analysis where the expert is saying that his findings may not beacon clue sigh because of the quality of the tape. there are a lot of things that are floating around that create a lot of moving parts. >> the supreme court has spoken and they have said that it has to be scientifically acceptable. it can't be junk science. i bet when dna evidence was started they thought that was junk at the beginning. this has been around a littl

let's bring in kesha and doug burns former prosecutors.rocedure, you convene a shooting incident review board to determine appropriate level of force, excessive level of force. what is troubling to some people that the f.b.i. is changing it's a story. first they said he was armed, he wasn't really armed not with a gun or with a knife and he was shot six times. >> ground rules, number one you have to investigate it obviously. get the forensic evidence. look where the shots were. see whether he was armed. although, i think what they are going to find, he was about to confess to be involved that triple homicide so they know he is a dangerous suspect but to charge an f.b.i. agent is really a stupid move swinging broom handle at him. the reality you are going to have a lot of criticism you need commensurate force, swinging a broom handle doesn't mean you kill him. >> gregg: let me put up the law in florida. florida law on self-defense. person is justified in the use of deadly force and does not have a duty to retreat if he reasonably believes s