[laughter] scooter: no, it's -- look, that was -- scott manson, same guy who found psy? lter o'brien, the real walter o'brien, to meet me. scott brought him to the house and said that this is a crazy life story, you have to hear about this. maybe we can make do something in tv or film. we just went on this run together. and to see the success and how much people are loving the show, it has been so much fun. emily: tell me about ithaca. scooter: ooh, i never talk about this. i believe there is power in numbers and power in collaboration. so i believe that managers and creatives and everyone should come together and work together in an alliance. and i put together a group of my friends, and it is simply that. it is just an alliance of guys who get together and meet and try and help each other build their businesses. because there is more than enough to go around. emily: so this is a fund. scooter: there is a fund aspect that i put together. that when we have ideas and we want to go after things together, we can. emily: what is the next big trend in music? what is coming? sc

scott manson, same guy who brought walter o'brien to me. , this is a crazy life story, maybe we can do something on tv or film. to see the success and how much people are loving the show, it has been so much fun. emily: tell me about ithaca. scooter: i never talk about this. i believe there's power in numbers and power in collaboration. i believe managers and creatives and everyone should come together and work together in an alliance, and i put together a group of my friends, and it is simply that. it is an alliance of guys who get together and try and help each other build their businesses, because there's more than a to go around. emily: so this is a fund? scooter: when we have ideas and we want to go after things together, we can. emily: what is the next big trend in music? scooter: voices. emily: someone who can actually sing? scooter: i love the fact that everyone we sign can really sing. justin got discovered because people fullilove with the fact that he was wrong the street playing his guitar and singing his butt off. emily: how muc

scott peterson, out for seven days, guilty. that's a long deliberation. you'd think not guilty. charles mansonays, guilty. but that was a nine-month trial in the charlie manson case. so it's kind of hard to see a pattern with it -- >> i think it depends on the evidence. the evidence that's presented here, there's so much evidence that was presented and for each thing the prosecution presented, the defense had an arguable defense to it. so when you've got the fiancee saying she took the box out of the house that may or may not have contained some evidence -- >> they have something they have to go over -- >> she said it smelled like marijuana. >> they did ask for some of the 400-plus exhibits. but i want to ask you this. you guys have both had to deal with clients who were nervous and you're nervous. what do you say? if you're aaron hernandez's attorney and you're sitting beside him and that court is watching you like a hawk, what are you telling him right now at hour 19 1/2? >> a lot of times what you're telling him is if the prosecution has come up to you and said, we're willing to make him an

manson and sometimes lied about where he went when he was out by himself. >> his mom isn't going to live to be 99 or 100 years old. after she goes, what happens? scott: if hinckley is allowed to leave full time the government wants a long list of 35 stipulations and restrictions that cover how he'd be monitored and how often he'd have to see a doctor, for example, hearings are expected to last for several days. maureen? maureen: thank you. the 1982 assassination attempt on president reagan forever changed the life of press secretary james brady. brady went on to spend 30 years fighting to restrict access to guns in the united states. his death last august was ruled a homicide because of the injuries sustained from that shooting. but prosecutors decided not to pursue new charges against hinckley. they cited the previous ruling on hinckley's sanity. new developments in the august 2013 shooting death of an unarmed man during a stand-off with fairfax county police. the commonwealth attorney says he will convene a special grand jury. it will decide whether officer adam torres should face criminal charges. torres shot and killed john geer during a stand-o

scott peterson murder trial, the jury deliberated for seven days. he was convicted of first degree and second degree murder for killing his wife and unborn child. ing the jury in charles manson's case took ten days. for robert blake, lengthy deliberation and acquittal after 35 hours deliberation, stretching out over nine days, blake was cleared of first-degree murder in his wife's death. the jury is certainly taking its time on hernandez' case and we wonder how will it translate when it comes to a verdict. susan candiotti joins me from outside the courthouse in fall river, massachusetts, and back with me in new york paul callen and cnn commentator mel robbins. susan, i'm going to start with you here. does hernandez's celebrity status do you think seem to have an impact on the jury? >> hi, pamela. it's certainly hard to say. i will tell you as i watched the jurors come in and out of the courtroom, during deliberations, they don't look at aaron hernandez. but then again, they have done the very same thing, not look at him, when they come in and out of the courtroom during trial testimony. so you can read into that what you will, but as the court officers are formally addressing