An update in the Robert Kraft prostitution solicitation case… Prosecutors have offered to drop charges against Kraft and 24 other men, but there is a catch… the proposed agreement calls for the men to admit they would have been proven guilty at trial, along with some other requirements such as community service and taking an STD test. While this may be an option for some involved the stakes are higher for Kraft, who still has to deal with the NFL. My producer Miranda joins us for this proposed deal.

Next, it is the most expensive, active HOA case of its type in the country right now and legal fees for both parties are almost at $1 million dollars! The case revolves around a wall.  A decorative wall built around a plant bed on the side of Jim Hildenbrand’s house.  Jim Carlton, reporter for the WSJ, joins us for this crazy story with a key tip… read all those HOA rules before you sign.

Finally, some news out of the retail and e-commerce world.  New data out proves just how strong the hold Amazon has over its consumers and other big retailer need to watch out.  When consumers are ready to buy a product, 74% of them go straight to Amazon before anywhere else. Lauren Thomas, retail reporter at CNBC, joins us for that, and also why you might be spending more time on Instagram… You can now buy items you see directly from the app.

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