isolated incident so what does that say about our system we'll speak with the reason magazines radley balko then seventeen attorney general attorneys general are teaming up to get craigslist to drop its adult section after years of uncertainty surrounding the page many states want to drop a section altogether to avoid any chance of prostitution but is removing something on craigslist really going to fix the problem orders sex trafficking and much more complicated issue that needs attention in this country will speak with c.n.n. baskin from the sex workers project and also we'll continue our series on obesity in america yesterday we mentioned how genetically modified foods can have a direct effect on your waistline so today we'll have a debate about whether or not g.m.o. is are going to help people or hurt the globe population in the long run and manhattan residents are asking what recession all the rest of the u.s. is suffering it seems that some things in manhattan are unaffected and in fact better than they were before i'm talking about housing sales so we'll figure out why that is at the

important iowa in new york with all of the details from that next we'll speak with reason magazines radley balko about people who are being arrested by police for filming them at minor traffic stop so should that be allowed the idea of police surveillance of getting arrested for that as a citizen will find out what bradley has to say is in a lot of research and then these people are called the ninety nine er's the people who've been unemployed for ninety nine weeks now and they're fed up as incomes fall consistently across the country that he sea area seems to be immune to this crisis for some reason so we'll speak to one of those ninety nine ers to find out why that is but now let's move on to today's top story today the obama administration's first contest a trial of a prisoner prisoner held at guantanamo bay began now the prisoner. question is omar kotter who was captured at the age of fifteen in a firefight with u.s. forces in afghanistan and who has since been detained allegedly tortured and interrogated now carter who many deem should be considered a child soldier is being tried as a full

citizens for surveillance and why are we the citizens letting it go so far or reason magazines radley balko is joining me from tennessee to discuss it now bradley thanks for being here first of all but you know you and i have discussed this before but your new piece in it you spoke to a number of law enforcement officials so i'm dying to know after speaking to these people what's their reasoning as to why they think it's ok for them to arrest people who want to film them. well really there is i talked to two prosecutors who are actually pursuing felony charges against people who are recording police and then i also talked to the head of return for eternal order please which is the largest police union in the country and the that the prosecutors you know they basically say you know this is the law we have no choice but to enforce the law which is true to a certain extent but there's you know they do have discretion about when they want to bring charges and the prosecutor in maryland in particular has a an interpretation of state law that not a lot of other people agree with. you the prosecut