jane doe number one, dated masterson for nearly six years took the stand briefly saying masterson changed over time and became controlling and sexually aggressive. >> danny masterson has pled not guilty since the day he was charged. and his attorneys both than in the trial and now are saying the contradictions and inconsistencies of these accusers prove that they are lying. >> zohreen: the trial already off to a contentious start. actors and famous ex-psychologist appeared in court sitting in the front row. we spoke to her today and she told us the accusers are very brave, adding, that is why i'm here. what is the significance of her being inside that courtroom? >> the remedy of being inside the courtroom is incredibly significant because she is a former member of the church of scientology. and probably the loudest critic of the church. now that she is here, she is really showing her support behind these victims. >> zohreen: the defense asking to remove her. which the judge denied. best known for her role in king of queens -- >> you understand what mommy is saying? >> zohreen: she was a p

masterson wrote about him. it would take a volume the size of an encyclopedia to record the many daring exploits and adventures of this remarkable man. tillman even died a wild west legend. death. he was killed in a gunfight outside a speakeasy in tulsa at the age of 70. but i doubt more than one or two of you have ever heard of bill tillman. on the other hand, there was a 21 year old thief and murderer whose wild west career lasted less than a decade and it had more than 50 movies made about him. his baptized name was patrick henry mccarthy, but he's better known as billy the kid. and so maybe in the legends racket, it's good to have a catchy nickname and not be named something bland like bill tillman. but i'll give you another case. there was a fellow who was a civil war hero and who rose rapidly at a very young age to the rank of general. and after the war, he stayed in the army, except at a reduced rank, and begged the war department to send him west to fight indians. and they even wrote a book about his ex

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masterson denied all the charges. why would the prosecution push this two trial again?uld be different? >> the prosecution has to consider the cost of the state and the value in prosecuting a case that could be an acquittal or hung jury. if the first one is a hung jury you can assume the jury is having difficult with the facts. so it's always a business decision for the da. is it the value to a possible conviction worth the risk of possibly another acquittal or a hung jury. for whatever reason balancing it out led to them prosecuting this case again. >> if you're the defense here, do you change things up at all or approach it the same way they did the first time. >> the defense needs to do the same thing. you could argue a mistrial was a win. doesn't feel like the win because double jeopardy doesn't attach and you can be tried again. if you're the defendant it doesn't feel like a win, it feels like a spin of the roulette wheel but the defense obviously did something right because you had holdout jurors. the real soul searching coming for the da's office. reportedly they

main problem of the fleet further, even if we return, not only, uh, for these odessa to nikolai mastersonlgaria, this will not matter as much as the return of crimea , problems that russia has never been able to return have a value comparable to crimea. maybe someday it will work. and i very often heard such an opinion that the black sea fleet is old, it is not very large , it is located in the black sea, the straits from which the exit from which to the large seas and oceans are controlled by the nato country turkey that it is, in general , e flood is not of such fundamental importance for russia it is true. so, as far as i remember, even the soviet black sea fleet had about 400 wins and was one of the largest in the world. in addition, the fleet has always been the base of the black sea for the mediterranean personnel, which also in its best time had from the highs at the moment. it has been actively modernized, as far as i remember only from the moment. the entry of crimea into russia received only one new submarine. so, not to mention, there are frigates, corvettes and so on. so, ther

they say he was greater than bat masterson. peter: let's get a comment from jeff. thanks, cornelius. jeff: cornelius makes an excellent point. and that is another reason why studying history, researching it, writing about it, is important. particularly, minority americans have been so misrepresented throughout history. there is a feeling right now that if you are a white historian, you cannot properly understand and white -- write about minority figures in history. i hope that changes. just as i hope we will have more minority writers writing about white subjects. we will all understand each other better. bash reeves is an amazing character and i would like to say to anybody interested in wild west history, look this man up. you will be fascinated by his life and times. peter: and there is a connection to the lone ranger? jeff: very much so. peter: let's move to karo in chicago. caller: i have a comment in question. i accidentally met the jonestown voice -- boys sometime after the incident because they were flying from new york city to dayton, where i lived then. t

a popular children's theater and so we sent metallica there to get the guys a chance to actually mastersonpets. ♪ ♪ >> welcome to the marionette theater. the palace of puppetry awaits. can i get your names? >> and james. >> eric. >> hey, i'm lars. >> i'm robert. to go hello, very nice to meet you. it can be anything you make come to left, a sock in your hand or a blanket or you name it. but these puppets can have strings. essentially what these are comedies or marionettes so he's got airplane controls and then you have foot bars, you kind of take that off the panel, this is what makes it work, it has strings on the side. strings go to the needs, in the front, there's and strings and is even a string that kind of makes it lean over and bow. >> how long does it take to become a true puppetmaster? >> that's a great question. normally many years, today we have an hour or so. >> okay then. ♪ ♪ >> now. >> i may look like a cactus but i'm actually a scandinavian cucumber. >> we will get you smoke here, buddy. >> oh, yeah! >> wow! >> all right, guys, kids will be here soon, real puppeteers were bl

critic and host of scientology in the aftermath in court supporting masterson's accusers. >> what you