with nancy grace." ipping up nutritious dishes from her own kitchen that are targeted at working parents with kids. >> if i look in a recipe book and i see a long prep, i just move to the next recipe. i don't have time. >> it's going to be a quarter teaspoon of garlic. yes, i know, it's preminced. there was a time i minced garlic. you have twins and get a job and let me see you mincing garlic. all right? if i had time i would try to cook like martha. but i don't. so i have to cook like nancy. this is my homemade -- >> the angry chef. >> but you know what? it's no nonsense. i do remember a time when i used to mince my own garlic too. grace says her toughest demo is actually an 18-year-old. cooking with nancy grace is a series that airs on hlntv.com, youtube, and weekends on hln. >> and it's tough for her because she does have an 8-year-old and it's tough to cook for kids like that and satisfy them. all righty. >>> and he's still at it. shia labeouf watching his own movies. >> our continuing coverage now o

joining me now, hln's nancy grace.grace, also to you as a mother, an 8-year-old charged with murder. we were looking, birmingham police have never charged anyone that young with murder before. how does this happen? >> well, i think that the fault is going to be determined to not lie with the little boy but with the mothers instead. because you've got the one mother who is out -- this is her friend's home. between them, six children at home. the mother is charged with manslaughter right now. as far as the little boy goes, he is not going to be charged as an adult. >> so what happens? make sure you're okay. i don't know if you have any walter. water nearby. this 8-year-old boy i know is in custody at the state department of human row resources. i know he won't be tried as an adult, but even if he's convicted and sentenced, where do you put an 8-year-old? >> oh, this child will be in juvenile jail, potentially until he is 19 years old. >> wow! >> now, this is what the state's star witness is saying, a 6-year-old little gi

at the time, nancy grace weighed in. >> martha stewart is probably smarter than all the lawyers in that courtroom sitting together. >> i'll be back. i will be back. >> and now that martha is back, grace weighs in again. >> i think martha stewart has worked hard and has climbed back to the top again. >> equally striking, in front of the house is farrah fawcett. >> i came here to tell the truth. i told the truth and i'd like to thank you all. >> she had just given tearful testimony detailing the attack her ex-boyfriend james orr. amidst a sea of media was her father james. >> she's a great person. >> orr was convicted of misdemeanor battery. >> we the jury find the defendant not guilty. >> this not guilty verdict brought to an end one of the under john landis' set, vic more yes and moreo and two small children were killed. >> witnesses said morrow was carrying the two children in his arms, running across open ground mined with es explosive charges. >> it caused a huge upheaval within the movie industry and trial labor laws. >> the o.j. not guilty verdict brought riots to the streets. >> i

. >> reporter: at the time, nancy grace weighed in. >> martha stewart is probably smarter than all theack. i will be back. >> reporter: and now that martha is back, grace weighs in again. >> i think that martha stewart, her sheer work, hard work, has clback to the top again. >> we the jury find the defendant, john landis, not guilty. >> reporter: this not guilty verdict brought to an end one of the most tragicimbed trials in hollywood history. on director john landis's set in 1982, actor vic morrow and two small children were killed in a vietnam war recreation. we were at that location the following morning. >> witnesses said morrow was carrying the two children in his arms running across open ground mined with explosive charges to simulate machine gunfire. >> it's a terrible moment in my life and, in our lives and many people's lives. >> that caused a huge upheaval within the movie industry. and child labor laws. >> reporter: the o.j. not guilty verdict brought pandemonium to l.a. streets in 1995. >> we're seeing outside the county courthouse erupted into mayhem. >> it was an outrageo

and nancy had friends like this, you know, with poise and grace. and i think nancy, as mr. mentioned earlier, when you have that much poise and grace, and you're a perfect size six, you're going to have some enemies. and my question is, every white house administration has a very close-knit circle of friends. but it seems like the reagans had many, many fierce, loyal supporters. and i was wondering, how did they engender -- especially mrs. reagan -- how did she engender and cultivate all those people that were so loyal to her and her husband? ms. swain: thanks very much. good question. by the way, you said, for the record, she's a perfect size two? mr. cannon: size two. ms. woodruff: or a zero. there is a zero. ms. swain: so not to spend too much time on her dress size, on her importance in keeping that circle of advisers together that so guided the -- mr. cannon: well, it's a little different with reagan and nancy. he was a movement leader. people -- he was a beloved conservative leader. conservatives had been waiting for a guy like this for a generation, and they're still

in protocol and the queen of england referred to her for a consultation and nancy had friends like this with poise and grace and it was mentioned that, when you have that much grace, you are going to have some enemies. closeadministration has a circle of friends and it seems like the reagans had loyal supporters. how do they engender and cultivate all of those people who are so loyal? a size two or a zero. so much timespend on the dress size, keeping the circle of advisers together? >> it was a little different with reagan and nancy. he was a beloved conservative guy like that comes around once in a while. nancy's situation is a little different. and she washem well never in politics with the way she kept her friends. how many good years did they have until the illness was announced? later it was five years in 1994 that he announced that he had alzheimer's. there were years after that who -- where he was communicating. he died in 2004. guest: at the 80th birthday of reagan, margaret thatcher came spokeagan got up and about thatcher. he said, my life began when i met her and it has been rich and ever since.