she appeared on several shows including perry mason and maverick. >>> an water samples have been taken -- and excuse me -- six cases have been linked to the sim plaza hotel. people who stayed there last month are urged to visit their doctors. >>> a prison in oklahoma and still on lockdown after a riot yesterday. it happened why beckham where the sheriff said inmates started fighting barricaded themselves into rooms. riot officers threw tear gas and inmates started coming out. dozens were injured but none of the staff were hurt. prison officials believe it may have started over some type of game fight. >>> a ride to the hospital turned in to a birth story monday near boston. inna and her husband were rush together hospital but they ran into a lot of unexpected traffic. they pulled 911, pulled over and held out until the emergency crew reached them. she gave birth just minutes after getting into the truck. the baby is healthy, 7 pounds 8 ounces. >>> encouraging news out of san francisco. brian stow the giants fan beat then to a coma was release from the hospital today. his doctors say he

a lot of us grew up watching "perry mason." you don't see those kinds of movies now it seems to be almost seasonal that you have, you know, either positive or negative portrayals. but it seems to follow a certain cycle. we have so many shows on tv now about, you know, police and law enforcement. i think we have, what, maybe three different "c.s.i. i "series now, "law & order" parts one, two, and three. what do you think counts for the portrayal of our justice system and how it shifts over time? and also if you've seen in terms of what writers have done or haven't done. >> you know, i was -- when i was listening to mr. serra, i was thinking, you know, actually the law is this huge thing. and there are parts of it that work really well. and when i started out, i was a young lawyer at a large wall street law firm. and believe it or not, we did really good work. and since we typically litigate against or are involved with other large corporate law firms, the other people did railly good work. and since we were typically in federal

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>>shepard: you are from the perry mason world where we have to have a witness or you let people go 23? >>randy: you have to have evidence and proof beyond a reasonable doubt. he is presumed innocent. >>arthur: if breaking news happened right now and you started freaking out and yelling and throwing pains they would call three other anchors and say, what would happen if breaking news, or a major earthquake what would you do? i would speak to the producer and do this and that and it would show a pattern which the three main experts lay down that pattern of how you handle breaking news and now they are throwing on a defense expert who better really hit the ball out of the park this afternoon otherwise you will see a swift verdict. >>randy: what is going to be the best for dr. conrad murray is his video showing what an expert was that michael jackson was in giving himself and knowing about propofol. >>shepard: we will know soon enough. randy, arthur, thank you. the united states launched another drone strike on a country where we are not at war, the latest blow in pakistan. what's better

you know, frankly perry mason is humorless.you know we don't even know what he likes to eat, you know. he is an l.a.. does anyone realize that he is actually an l.a. and the kind of car he drives is all pre-l.a. law? but matlock, now there is an interesting guy. there is a guy who sued tells you a lot. there is a kind of wisdom of fulks inÉs and one can see that in the dramatic presentation of the lawyer or not the corporate lawyer staring at ox is of discovery material or securities and regulations at the courtroom wisdom of how to relate to a jury, how to function as a human being as opposed to eight cog in a machine are a cultural perception is that the southern lawyer just does it better, is more interesting at it, more likable, more winning, more like us and i think the presentation of you know yankee lawyers is you know that they are more mechanical, more thorough, less presenting their own personal style, and get when you think about other aspects of greek -- great fiction, richard wright coss native son, the chicago por

moment for rick perry either because the biggest concern he faces in the republican primary are the concerns among voters outside of the south about whether he can sell beyond the mason reminder if you nominate rick perry there's a lot of cultural baggage or cultural association that comes along with that that may not play as well in, say, bergen county, new jersey, as it does in plano. so i think this was not a really good 24 hours for either romney, because it reminds evangelicals about some of the things they won't like about him, or for perry, because it reminds the more secular parts of the party why they may be hesitant him. >> romt knee has to hope this is already baked in, all poll numbers already assuming these people won't for him because they know he's a mormon. >> and the social issues, not just the faith, yeah. >> and look how quickly they want to get away from that. the question is how much will this conversation continue to dominate two, three months from now if it's dealt with this early on and people move on? probably good for him. i think the question we ask in polls, would you be more likely or less likely to vote for somebody if they're a mormon,

perry either. the biggest concern he faces in the republican primary are the concerns among voters outside of the south about whether he can sell beyond the masonne. this is a reminder that if you nominate rick perry there's a lot of cultural baggage or cultural association that comes along with that that may not play as well in, say, bergen county, new jersey, as it does in plano. i think this was not a really good 24 hours for either romney because it reminds evangelicals about the thing they won't like about him. or for perry because it reminds the more secular parts of the party why they may be hesitant about him. >> i think it was interesting with romney. i think that he has to hope that this is baked in, right? in other words, all poll number look at how he's doing and whether he can win are already assuming that these people won't vote for him because -- they know he's a mormon. >> and the social issues. >> right. >> not just the faith, yeah. >> look how quickly the other candidates have wanted to get away from that. the question is how much would this conversation continue to dominate two months from now, three months from now if it's d

mason -- maven tonya reiman. when mitt romney puts his hand on perry's shoulder what's that mean. >> dominance cue. i'm the one with the upper hand. the reason that happens is because whoever touches first is always the more powerful. >> bill: isn't that invasion of space. >> not only an invasion of space, but it also demonstrates a little rudeness. but, i will tell you, mitt romney wins here in every way. number one the height. >> bill: rude and evading. >> invaded with his hand but not his body. he has the height advantage. touches first. he has the last word complex meaning he has to get the last word. ins that also a power cue. >> you thought in that body language and hostile body language. >> perry tries to regain it see the point see his chin is tucked. he loses, one of the main reasons unfortunately that he loses is that romney is taller and romney is pointing and angling his body to rick perry as opposed to perry is straightforward. that's a big thing. he he loses points for that. >> bill: my interview with governor perry last night, the body language that he looked pretty relaxed to me. >>

mason, welcome back. jean, when you look at the republican field that is mitt romney and rick perry with all of the moneynd and look at obama and he is lapping the field, he is creating a national campaign while they are focusing on early states. >> absolutely. the white house is trying to take advantage of the lack of a primary for the president to build up. and in part that's because they have known for quite sometime that this is going to be a very tough reelection with the economy the way it is. it doesn't matter to them it doesn't matter who the republican nominee will be at a minimum they know the president has to run on his record and with this economy and his biggest economist is economic growth right now. it might help him later to have a real opponent but he has one now and it's the economy so they have to rebuild the infinfratou they are already at it. >> there is always the question of donor complacency. if you have donors looking at how much money he is raking in. they might think the president doesn't need my 3 to $5. that's why you saw so many e-mails going out on the donor list the week b

mason, thanks to both of you p of. >> republican presidential candidate rick perry gave a, t let's say, an interesting speech in new hampshireear it because he appears to go completely off the cuff. >> i'm with her, write your checks. gold is good. if you've got any in the backyard because, you know, if they print any more money over there in washington, the gold's going to be good. >> you know, it gets even better after that. it is coming up in about two minutes so stay right herement . . [ male announcer ] if you're only brushing, add listerine® total care for more complete oral care. ♪ it works in six different ways to restore enamel... strengthen teeth... freshen breath... help prevent cavities... and kill bad breath germs for a whole mouth clean. so go beyond the brush with listerine® total care, the most complete mouthwash. now get all the benefits... without the alcohol. new listerine® total care zero. >>> you may have missed this so, well, we'll bring it to you in just a bit. i guess it's time for america's choice politics update. what we're talking about, of course, is rick perry unscripted. this is perry friday at