toya's not my significant other. >> caller: i'm sorry, tiny. i'm so nervous.ou should mention that when you're incarcerated you do live by a day-by-day. it's not just the year. it's day by day, minute by minute. but how do you plan on protecting yourself and your family now? you know, you make a valid point when it comes to tupac and biggie's deaths. >> well, i think that the biggest, the main thing that i can do to protect myself moving forward in the future is understand my position. understand that, you know, i can put myself in an environment where it requires for me -- where it may require for knee me to have a hand gun or artillery of that nature. >> larry: you can't do that. >> i'm instantly at a disadvantage right there. if i put myself in that environment, i'm at a disadvantage. so i just stay places where you know i can just be cool and i have security now. >> larry: do you take responsibility for a lot of what happened to you? >> i do. i take full responsibility for everything that happened to me. i'm not -- you know, even though in certain circumst

. >> larry: joining us scott king, one of toya craft's attorneys, in chattanooga, and in miami, stacyowitz, specializes in child abuse and sex crimes cases and the author of "my privates are private." great title. scott, how long did this trial last? >> just into five weeks, although it lasted two years of hard work and research and learning everything that was going on but the trial itself lasted just over five weeks. >> larry: how many witnesses testified against your client? >> approximately 11 against, if i've got that number right. we had a witness list of about 100, and as it got to, into the fifth week, we had to reduce, we had to reduce it down, we called i would say 40, approximately 40 witnesses. >> larry: were there girls and boys against her? >> all females, all females. >> larry: all females. >> we actually brought in numerous, both girls and boys, who were friends of my client's children who were there all the time. it's when you have an allegation of something like this, how do you disprove where you were, you know, two years ago, so we actually did our best to bring in

chairman stupak, i want to thank you for holding today's hearing on sudden unintended acceleration in toya made cars and trucks. this is our second hearing on this subject. since toyota has already recalled millions of vehicles due to consumer complaints about sudden unintended acceleration had their vehicles. a key question that was raised at our first hearing was whether thousands complaints of these vehicles were reported by consumers for sudden acceleration could be linked to electronic defects in the vehicles and that's still the subject of our hearing today. in february, we had our hearing on this and i asked toyota motor sales manager james lepts whether he was certain that the recalls toyota had ordered which involved replacing floor mats and sticky accelerator pedals would solve the problem of toyota -- cars racing out of control. he replied "not totally." this appears to be -- have been a rare moment of corporate candor because the very next day, toyota motor salesssued a press release entitled "clarification of testimony regarding effectiveness of recalls" in which the company r