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We are going to continue now with KFI News and Corbin Carson.

This is the never-ending Rebecca Grossman trial.

She's charged with two counts of murder and two counts of vehicular manslaughter, among other things.

She, they say she hit two little boys while they were crossing the street with mom and

their other brother, and she was going very fast, maybe 81 miles an hour.

She may have been racing her boyfriend, Dodger pitcher Scott Erickson,

and she is the wife of Dr. Peter Grossman, who founded the Grossman Burns Center. And they were

out drinking. And she had some valium in her system. And that's what we have learned during,

among other things, during the prosecution

case. Now the defense is taking over and Corbyn Carson is with us to talk about that end of the

proceeding. Yeah, you'll be happy to know, yeah, that murder trial is, it's winding down. The judge

has said jury deliberations could begin by the end of this week. The defense has maintained that former Dodgers pitcher

Scott Erickson's SUV hit those boys first that you mentioned and that the 11-year-old boy then

bounced off his car and hit Grossman's SUV. If you remember, Grossman and Erickson

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