. >>> an executive with massy energy is blaming the federal mine safety and health administration claiming it sins making a genuine effort to investigate the explosion at the company's upper big branch mine in west virginia. the company and federal officials disagree over how highly combustible methane gas got into the mine. the april explosion killed 29 miners. >>> senate republicans have blocked an effort to repeal the law banning gays from serving openly in the military. the repeal of the "don't ask, don't tell" policy was included as a provision in a defense spending authorization bill. democrats fell short of the 60 votes needed to advance the legislation. >>> former officials in bell, california, are scheduled for arraignment. they're accused of taking massive salaries and obtaining illegal personal loans. the city manager whorks was making almost $800,000 a year resigned. some councilmembers made $100,000 for their part-time positions. >>> today, we could learn how lawmakers plan to respond to that massive recall of tainted eggs. >>> plus some severe storms hit the midwest, but are

>> when i was asking about the legitimate massy of the trial. -- legit massy of the trial, i wasn't talking about that. i was talking about the background. >> i took it as that. i guess another question is what happens to the jury write pool if that's the answer? >> i think i would do the same thing if i had the case i would do the same thing i did for the moussaoui case. you have to honestly talk to the jury. i'm a great believer in the american jury system. i think our jurors really do take their jobs seriously. i think it's important for judges to explain to the jurors exactly what their job. is i always tell jurors that they're going to become judges. and i don't have a robe that i can give them to wear while their sitting in my courtroom. but they should think of themselves as judges because their job is to be the judge of the case. you want a man or a woman who's coming into that courtroom with an open mind who absolutely has no predisposition one way or the other on the issue and who has the time to give to the case to think about it carefully, not to rush to judgment. and i give the

fox legal analyst bob massi joins us. what does this mean for the future of foreclosures?is guy basically was in charge. when you're going to do a foreclosure through the courts, you have to sign by the lender an affidavit saying that these are bob massi's documents. this is his promissory note. this is his mortgage. we own them and this is accurate. well, this guy testified at a deposition that he was signing up to 10,000 of these affidavits a month and never reviewed them, could not testify to the accuracy, and as a result, they put a complete hold on foreclosures in 23 states. >> gretchen: so this would be similar to if you're in trial and you have a mistrial. could that be what happens here, that because of a loophole, a lot of homeowners could get more time? >> the foreclosures are going to come to a halt. they've already shut them down and evictions 'cause remember, people are getting thrown out of their homes through this process and, in fact, the courts will despise this because essentially affidavits have been given to judges that were not truly affidavits. to the

the great bob massi is here to explain. >> brian: fox news alert. targeting european cities. two british brothers and a german behind the attack. that according to pakinstani intelligence who also say one of the brits who was killed in a c.i.a. strike, missile strike, intelligence teams are tracking the rest of the suspects and believe they are hiding somewhere in pakistan. >>> another fox news alert. fisher price recalling millions of tricycles and highchairs due to concerns about serious injuries to children. about 7 million trikes and tough trikes seen here are included in the recall. more than 1 million healthy care, easy clean and close to me highchairs are being recalled. that will alter some breakfasts. >> steve: no kidding. thank you. jpmorgan chase is announcing they will freeze foreclosures on 56,000 homes across the country. they're blaming it on paperwork problems, errors in the paperwork. will this cause a ripple effect in the industry and are thousands of lawsuits now imminent? fox legal analyst bob massi, who is normally in vegas, has

gregg: cops now deciding what to charge her with, if anything, defense attorney david wool and bob massiin us both. david, let me start with you. the police say it looked -- look, we spent hundreds of man hours and financial resources investigating this case and trying to find the person who did it. what kind of charges could she be looking at. >> well, gregg, filing a false police report but that is a misdemeanor, and the real charge would be having the dangerous chemicals, the sulfur acid and, the defense attorney will work up an insanity defense and it will be did she know right from wrong when it happened or appreciate the nature or quality of what she was doing and i have to tell you something: engaging in a horrible act of self-mutilation like she did, the jury may believe she was legally insane at the time it happened and if show walks completely clean, no charges or convictions and that will be the big question. >> gregg: bob insanity it a tough nut to sell to anybody, whether a jury or a judge, it works 1% of the time but something, less than that may be a diminished capacity, m

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joining me is bob massi. sixty-seven cents.w being used in four states and it's for a limited period of time. it goes to show you how removed, gretchen, fannie mae is from things. let me explain happens. there is housing finance agencies in every state. they decided in order to raise money, they would buy loans from lenders and then they sell these loans to fannie mae as securities with no money down, generally up to $1,000, from a home buyer. you have to be a first time home buyer, have a score of 680 or more, have to go to counseling. but let me read you quickly. last week mr. demarco, the head of the federal housing finance agency, that testified in congress said this one got away from us. in other words, fannie mae, who we've given $150 billion for, is back again in the business of buying loans. it just shows you how removed these people are from reality. >> gretchen: how could that possibly be? >> well, because it just goes to show you -- don't forget, this is the government who wants to run everything in this country. it

>> when i was asking about the legitimate massy of the trial. -- legit massy of the trial, i wasn't talking about that. i was talking about the background. >> i took it as that. i guess another question is what happens to the jury write pool if that's the answer? >> i think i would do the same thing if i had the case i would do the same thing i did for the moussaoui case. you have to honestly talk to the jury. i'm a great believer in the american jury system. i think our jurors really do take their jobs seriously. i think it's important for judges to explain to the jurors exactly what their job. is i always tell jurors that they're going to become judges. and i don't have a robe that i can give themo wear while their sitting in my courtroom. but they should think of themselves as judges because their job is to be the judge of the case. you want a man or a woman who's coming into that courtroom with an open mind who absolutely has no predisposition one way or e other on the issue and who has the time to give to the case to think about it carefully, not to rush to judgment. and i give them a