let me sort of pick up on a point that mr. berry was making about the differences in spectrum, not all spectrum is created equal so to speak and the department of justice recently wrote to the fcc as you know to ask that the fcc weigh in on exactly this issue on how the commission can structure it spectrum policy to encourage competition and promote consumer benefits and doj noted just like in real estate, some spectrum is the equivalent of beachfront policy and others less desirable. my question is since the beach front property so to speak is already 78% of the spectrum below one gigahertz belongs or is controlled by at&t and verizon let me ask mr. berry and mr. largent what can be done to put more sensible limits on spectrum consolidation before reviewing mergers? do you think there ought to be limits in reviewing mergers or conducting auctions on approving of this spectrum license transfers should the fcc account for the differences in the quality of spectrum, particularly in low and high frequency spectrum in making those kinds

mr. berry's ward and those other seven wards aren't going to have. do you think that the bottom line for retailers going forward is this isn't about how much business they do, this isn't about how affordable they make their products, this is about whether they're friendly to democrats? >> right. there's a political war against some of these retailers. we know it's been going on for a long time. but i've got to until you something, it's one of these things where in the end, in the end it's just like higher tax policies. a lot of these draconian sort of policies that are aimed and targeted at the so-called rich, we've got to bring them down a notch. invariably, they always hurt one group of people most, and that's the poorest of the poor. neil: so what if the mayor overturns this, how likely is that? >> i think it can happen. you know what? mayor daley in chicago, from what i understand, he never vetoed anything, but they passed something similar, and he was smart enough to veto that. it would be a brilliant move to do that because, again, it's not hur

mr. curtis berry and he says "my name is curtis berry and a case manager. i'm a manager of local three. i am here to ask your help in getting a 4% cost of doing business increase for the nonprofits in san francisco. we received an increase last year that equated to 1.9% and that was over the last five years while the cost of living has gone up 12% in that time. i am a native san franciscan and now had to move out of the city for affordable housing. my arrangements in the beginning were affordable and now rent and the cost of commute has increased not to mention food costs and child care and education costs have gone up as well. i feel enslaved not to enjoy time with my family because i had to get a second job. we're asking for fairness. the nonprofits can't provide service with the funding that we are receiving now. i am asking for the 4% increase for the nonprofits serving san francisco. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> i'm tammy. i'm with them and shanty asked me if i say something for them and i said i would. you know most businesses they get a cost of doing business

>> matthew berry, dummy, the talented mr. roto. >> matt damon is here? >> matthew berry. it? >> matthew berry is the prettiest girl in this bar and i'm going to go hit on it. hello. >> that was the scene from the league fx. it's a fantasy league where people compete by any means necessary. matthew berry with acts of desperation from fantasy sports fans he highlights them in his new book "fantasy life" he's also the editor for espn, welcome. how are you? >> i'm well. it doesn't get better than that. >> doesn't get better. how do you explain this phenomenon of people so much wanting to play fantasy sports? >> because it's fun. because it's fun. it gives you a rooting interest in games you wouldn't normally care about. people love it. we all do march madness brackets, that kind of thing, right? >> once a year. >> well, it's the same sort of thing. by picking your fantasy team, it gives you a rooting interest in a game you wouldn't normally have. and it's a lot of fun. people like fun. >> everybody likes fun. you say everybody remembers their first time, 35, 36 million play t

mr. berry, i have got to start with you on this weiner/spitzer scandals and the comeback.uld remember, this is different than my situation. the united states government spend $10, $15 million trying to catch me doing something. they went through my trash, they did everything else. they followed me around at night. so mine is one of government prosecution, persecution, and setting me up. but the good news is that the jury, nine black people, wanted to acquit me of all charges, 14 charges, and three people wanted to convict me on all of them. that was the beginning of it. >> but the big jury, the jury that really mattered, was the people who ended up putting you back in office. >> what happened was, that gave us a luncheon -- first of all, in the black community, i think we're more forgiving than anybody. because of our spirituality and history of slavery, et cetera. and also, you have to have courage. you can't be fake. you can't say, i'm sorry, and please forgive me, you can't be fake about that. you've got to be real. but you've got to be real before you got there. and ma

jane doe three, de jesus, jane doe number four, jocelyn berry. mr. thomas. >> thank you, judge.o through the documents in detail. it is as follows. the parties have agreed to recommended sentence for the court and we ask the court to accept it based on the contract before you. as to count one, count two would be merged into count one and the court with a finding of guilty of both on the plea of aggravated murder and would impose by statue the only sentence available of life without parole and the defendant understands that it means exactly that. that he will never receive a parole date hearing in the state of ohio penal system. that sentence for the remain -- will be followed by the remaining counts for an aggravated term of not less than 1,000 years to be applied consecutively. that is to follow the life without parole sentence. again, the defendant understands that by virtue of this construct, he will never be eligible for parole hearing in the state of ohio. by virtue of this plea agreement, also understood by the parties of the defendant of what the possibility of reinindict

for jane doe 3, it will be george gina dejesus and jane doe 4, joscelyn berry, date of birth, 12/25/2006. mras. >> thank you, judge. the broad outline of a plea and i know you've gone through the document in detail is as follows. the parties have agreed to a negotiated recommended sentence to the court and we ask the court to accept it based on the contract before you. as to count one, count two, would be merged into count 1 and the court with a finding of guilty in both on the plea of aggravated murder and the -- martha: all right. there you have it. a plea do deal has been reached there will be no trial in the case of ariel castro, the man who was accused and now has pled guilty to holding three women, gina dejesus, michelle knight, amanda berry, there is fourth woman on the list as well, the little girl, joscelyn berry, who is the daughter of amanda berry. what an unbelievable story this has been. let's bring our attorneys back in. criminal defense attorney keith sullivan and former prosecutor brian silber. as a former prosecutor, brian what do you think about this. >> i think it might be

mr. zimmerman? well, joining me now msnbc legal analyst lisa bloom, former prosecutor faith jenkins, john berris a formal prosecutor, and ken patowitz and marcia clark author of "killer ambition." thank you all for being here. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> i want you all to weigh in here starting with lisa. how will the jury react to mr. zimmerman not taking the stand? >> this is a sequestered jury. they probably want to get on with it. they've heard his version of events. and they are told not to hold it against him he's not taking the stand. and they all say they follow that. >> faith? how do you feel the jury's going to take him not testifying? yes, they will be told not to hold it against him, but what they're told and what is human is sometimes two different things. >> the reality is you have to teenage kid who they now know was walking back to the place he was staying, not committing any crime. and he ends up dead. and there have been a number of inconsistencies in george zimmerman's story. so i'm sure the jurors wanted to hear from him. but they're going to be instructed. they canno

berry, who by the way, swore off marriages. married once before to davis justice. and then singer, eric benoit, in 2001. she has been engaged to mrshe's pregnant with his child. not a whole lot of details how this is going to go down. she did tell "in style" magazine last year she has put thought into the entire ordeal. she wants it to be small. she told the magazine there had been a wedding there were 250 people. and it was just too much too big, too much going on. not exactly what she'd want. she wants it to be small, intimate, and hopefully not swarm by the paparazzi. >> after doing it a few times. third time, small is good. >> small, quick, easy. nice. >>> justin bieber. new video courtesy of tmz. information courtesy of "the daily news" in new york. here, listen to this -- the 19-year-old pop star couldn't use the public restroom like the rest of us. in a 45 second clip, for your viewing pleasure he decides to urinate in a mop bucket in a new york city nightclub earlier this year. his unidentified friend suggests the club should be honored that bieber would urinate in the establishment, "that is the coolest spot to pee, the