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marino here live this morning. and andrew mccarthy will be here. in fact i have to go get ready. >>peterne minutes till the top of the hour. how would you hraoeublg to get your pizza delivered by a drone? the drone has eight spinning delays. dominoes says it can deliver two large pizzas in ten minutes within a four mile radius. >>> this man not the husband of the year. the anaheim angels fan bolts to the aisles to avoid a flying bat leaving his wife in the stands to fend for herself. >> ainsley, thank you. a dramatic twist to tell you about in the james holmes case. the judge approving his not guilty plea by reason of insanity and now holmes will undergo a series of psychiatric evaluations by the state which -- listen to this -- could include the use of a so-called truth serum. criminal defense attorney fox news contributor arthur aidala joins us. in most states the defense has to prove sanity or insanity in this case it is on the prosecution. explain that. >> usually in the united states of america the defense has the burden of proof. they have to prove to the jury their client did not