we thank you both for being here let me start with you, scott peterson. the government came down really hard on these demonstrators last night. where do these things stand now? >> well, at the moment-- and, in fact, for most of the day today-- the police have been very, very relaxed. they've certainly been in control of this square. they opened it up this morning after a night full of violence. there was a lot of back-and-forth fighting with protesters, lots of things exploding, things moving through the air and ultimately, of course, the police won that battle and by dawn this morning there was traffic already moving around the square and we saw a very different sense from the police today. they looked very relaxed, had their helmets off, riot shields piled up, although we're not sure what may be happening tonight. some people are expecting there might be a push to try and clear that gezi park. >> woodruff: soner cagaptay, who are these people and what is driving them? >> they are secular middle-class turks, it's not the game of politics where you have i

selection of the scott peterson trial took four weeks. o o.j. simpson took over a month. >> i think we may get our jury by the end of the week. two cases you just mentioned are distinguishable. scott peterson was a death penalty case an not only was the alleged murder of his wife, but of his unborn son. so there are a lot of different questions you need to ask there and a lot of emotions involved especially with the death penalty case. with o.j. simpson, the reason that it took so long was you were talking about a celebrity. even if you weren't necessarily a football fan, you knew this man from the hertz commercials. he was an accomplished actor by that point in time, had made movies. so you're fighting those two big issues, the death penalty and celebrity. and remember also, we were picking 12-person juries in those cases. here we only need six. half the jury, halftime. >> holly hughes, thank you. and thank you very much to john "red" shay, two big trials we'll be watching in the coming weeks. >>> a woman who falsely accused a high school footb

a a short time ago, i spoke to scott peterson of the "christian science monitor" in istanbul. scott, thanks for joining us. so this all started over what from the outside seems relatively small, some redevelopment plans. what do people say about about why it's grown so much. >> i think it's really kind of shocked authorities and also shocked those would have actually taken part. the fact that this gained so much speed last friday just three days ago. it really started as this tiny sit-in, but this kind of progressive, powerful reaction by the police, these efforts to break up this sit-in basically caught the imagination of a lot of people who are more broadly unhappy with the... with prime minister erdogan's rule. they wanted to make their point and they did so very, very swiftly. what i heard repeatedly during these days is how surprised people were that they came out in such large numbers that they were able to take on the police and also, of course, in their view, reacting to a very, very strong police effort to keep them from gathering and really expending huge amounts of t

killed polly class, richard allen davis whose crime led to california's three strikes law and scott petersoned of murdering his pregnant wife. >> the bottom line is, we don't allow filming in condemned row simply because it's department policy. >> though denied access to condemned row, our producers found an inmate who lived there for nearly 20 years. >> when i arrived on death row, it was in the winter of '91. i remember because it was real cold, there was icicles on the ground. my conviction for the death penalty was the double felony, the murder then the robbery, but you know, if you move a person from one spot to another so many feet, it's kidnapped. so they claimed it was kidnap and threw another felony on there. during that time, i was young. i was wild. i was angry. the jury verdict was it wasn't something i didn't expect. so, you know, at that time, and point, i wanted the death penalty, to be honest with you. because i wanted to come up here and, you know, hang out until i was executed. but then that changed as time went on. death row was the worstest place on the planet. extinction

we've seen this behavior before, with jodi arias, and scott peterson.nterview under heavy suspicion for murder, can sometimes make a suspect look even stranger. in bare feet and a new girlfriend at his side, former boeing engineer, allen seat, sat down with seattle's komo, even as police were honing in on him for the brutal murder of his estranged wife, a murder he claims he did not commit. >> it's scary and overwhelming. of course, just really overwhelming. >> reporter: just hours after that interview, smith was arrested on an obstruction of justice charge, for failing to turn in his passport. police up uhhing their suspicion from person of interest to murder suspect. >> she was the love of my life for a while and the mother of my children. my heartbreak. >> reporter: in court documents, detectives claim smith had been looking into plane tickets to venezuela, around the time of the murder. and checking google, for phrases like, will venezuela extradite to the u.s.? they say he had been pvrjing disposable cover jauls and masking tape from home depot aro

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i never forget scott peterson doing the lawn and cleaning the house.s not evidence! but the reality is, when suddenly he hires a professional cleaning service right after his buddy gets shot in the head half a mile away, yeah, that's going to come into trial if there ever is a trial. >> let me switch gears here for a second. when you look at the zimmerman case we were talking about earlier. i said, i don't think zimmerman is going to testify. this is a very difficult fact pattern for the prosecution to deal with. i don't think he has to take the stand. your thoughts. >> number one, i call trayvon martin case because in my mind, that is who is going to take center stage in this. the boy, the boy. i mean, i've got a son. god willing he makes it to junior high school to get gunned down. okay. i'll just let that thought settle for a moment. will zimmerman take the stand as arias in a self-defense case. many believe the defendant must take the stand. look what happened to arias and her 18 days on the stand. it turned the jury against her. conventional wisdo

peterson: i reserve. the chair: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from georgia. mr. scott: i would like now to recognize the distinguished lady from colorado, ms. degette, for one minute. the chair: the gentlewoman is recognized for within minute. ms. degette: thank you, mr. speaker. -- in this bill to impact low-income families' access to food. the u.s. government purchases 20% of domestic milk production for use in anti-hunger programs. so if the price of milk goes up, so does the cost of our nutrition programs like the supplemental nutrition program, special supplemental nutrition program for women, infants and children or the w.i.c. program, and the national school lunch program. everybody admits that the effect of the underlying language in the bill will be to raise milk prices. and this is a burden that our low-income families simply cannot afford. we need a balance. we need a balance that will give a safety net to our dairy families but won't take it off of the backs of our low-income folks. so i would urge a yes vote on this amendment. just like the consumer federa

scott smith and his sports report. >> returning from knee surgery no easy process. many players come back a shell of what they were but the gold standard of recovery is adrian peterson back in 8 1/2 months. today robert griffin iii feels ready for training camp. griffin looked great, running, cutting, planting, throwing with no problem. he said this was a big week. program because they were on the field with four straight days with no soreness to speak of. rg3 was asked if training camp is the right target. >> i think it is the right target if i'm healthy. i've talked to coach. i've talked to the doctors. i've talked to larry. i talked to everybody that's close to me. it's if i'm ready to go week. one then i play. if i'm not ready to go week. one, then i can swallow my pride and not play. it's that simple. and that's what i talked to coach. i told him i'll we honest. if i feel i am ready to go, then i'll be ready to go but if there's a ounce of doubt then i won't play. >> griffin is receiving core is looking to his second year that includes santana moss. he is still a key part of the team success and he feels 2013 can be even better. >> you want to be out here showi

scott, when does he think he'll be ready to go? >> when asked if he'll be ready for training camp he says without a doubt which will be remarkable minnesota adrian petersonn't cleared for training camp last year. we do know no two people heal exactly the same way but griffin was comfortable out at practice this week. saying it was a big week because after four straight days of week he experienced no soreness. he's been running and cutting. he's able do the football specific drills. the hardest part has been watching. once camp opens he believes he'll be done watching and ready to go. >> one it's the mind-set and two is how i felt and how it's progressed. you know like you said over the last three weeks you know i've had a lot proffing grows and i feel a lot better so if you think i think well training camp is a month, month and halfway two months i feel really good about that. the start of the season is even farther than that. i feel really good about that. that's why i say without a doubt. >> griffin says as long as he's healthy it is not too ambitious and if there's a set back, he's willing to swol low his pride and step back -- swol low. >> well, the

peterson: i understand what you're saying but you need to look at the goodlatte-scott amendment, it allowshem to buy insurance is $18 a hundredweight, and if the price goes to $11 like it did in 2009, the taxpayers are on the hook. so you have the same problem that you do with this bill. the chair: the gentleman's time has expire the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from georgia. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the noes visit. the amendment is not agreed. to mr. broun: mr. chairman. i request a recorded vote. the chair: pursuant to clause 6 of rule 18, further proceedings on the amendment of the gentleman from fey will be postponed. it is now in order to consider amendment number six printed in part b of house report 113-117. for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? mr. enyart: i have an emmitt at the desk. the chair: the clerk will report the amendment. the clerk: amendment number six, printed in the house report 113-117, offered by mr. enyart of illinois. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 271, t