the stone. >> james stone wishes he had coffey's problems.r attempted murder. >> that's everything i pretty much got right there. you're not really allowed to have a whole lot here. >> he's already served 26. but has another 25 to go before he's even considered for parole. >> i know one guy, i'm not going to mention his name, he gets out next year. i think it's may. first of may of next year. for his third murder. third murder! he's been locked up for three murder bits, and because he keeps taking plea bargains i guess that makes him better than me. i ain't got a death involved in my crime but this guy done kill three people in drive-by gangland shooting crap and still can't hit his target and they still release him. the law makes no sense to me. maybe that's why lady justice keeps blind because she don't really want to see this. it don't make no sense. >> several inmates use their inmate cams to offer a word to the wise. >> don't come to prison, man. >> warning others not to make the same mistakes they made. >> being locked up is real lame.

. >> reporter: hailey coffey and caitlin volunteered to be victims this weekend. them to train gives them peace of mind. >> what if something were to happen, what would happen with us? you know what i mean? >> what the protocol is. >> yeah. >> reporter: gigi barnett, wjz eyewitness news. . >> it does seem pretty realistic. volunteer fire departments all participated in the simulation. >>> the president and first lady spoke today in orlando at the disabled national convention. president obama outlined several priorities. >> the fight to recover from the wounds of war. and this may be your greatest triumph of all. because rather than being defined by what you lost, by what you can't do, you inspire america [ inaudible ] with what you can do. >> president obama outlined several priorities for veterans including certain bull jets that are elevated, homelessness is reduced and jobs and educational benefits are boosted. he announced the american veterans disabled for life memorial which will be unveiled next year in the nation's capitol. >>> playing the lottery pours mi

i need a little more coffey with carlos.e right now in cap pain america's underpa underpants. ironically we can see the tonight show pretty much right there. >> that's right. stephanie stop spying on me. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> wow. >> stephanie: all right. speaking of comedy shows, bill maher wrote a funny piece on -- you heard the virginia attorney general, ken kuch nelly. >> the cuch. >> he is running for governor and tends to revive the wonderful crimes against nature law. you might have heard his campaign slogan, virginia is for really boring lovers. experts estimate it would be at least 300 years before michael douglas is eligible for parole. [♪ circus music ] >> stephanie: it is ironic he is against anal sex and a stick in the mud. [♪breaking news theme] >> stephanie: speaking of republican dummies, rick perry spoke this weekend at the red state conservative conference, he said, and i quote, there are many other states that agree with those conservative values. i'm in one today, florida.% someone in the audience shou

also with me, kendall coffey, kate, i want to start with you. much of the things we're learning come from things the prosecution put out. it's from diaries that were kept by the three women that were held captive here. diary entries that speak of the forced sexual conduct, being locked in a dark room, anticipating the next session of abuse, being chained to a wall, like a prisoner of war. emotional abuse. threats to kill. being treated like an animal. those were some of the notes in it the d the diaries that were kept. just extraordinary, what we're hearing, some of the ugliest things. >> yeah, it's horrifying details. that comes from -- last night the prosecution released to the media a sentencing memorandum that they submitted to the court. it's basically an outline of everything they're going to present to the court today. this may sound a little counterintuitive because he already pled guilty. he already knows he's going to spend the rest of his life in prison with no option of parole. plus 1,000 years. so this guy is going away. but today t

that's exactly identical to florida's insane stand your ground law, a law so per missive, kendall coffey u.s. attorney for the southern district of florida called it a license to kill. for many people, especially blacks, his acquittal was proof of this. the president called for reexamination of stand your ground laws in the wake of the verdict. so too did eric hold pemp but they're federal officials who hold no sway over local laws. all they can do is pound their bully pits to buck up those demanding changes to the laws. florida was the first state to adopt this crazy law thanks to a big push from the guns frl at all times nra. more than 30 states have followed this lead that the republican speaker of the florida house of representatives called for hearings on the had law is a hopeful sign. i attack force con veepd by governor rick scott in the wake of the killing issued a report in february that concluded the law didn't need major changes. because the poll shows a sharp split along all demographic lines, it's unlikely the movement to repeal the laws will be successful in most of the cou

. >> let me bring in kendall coffey. another part of the outrage is major hasan representing himself. i want to play what one of the shooting victims said about being questioned by hasan. >> i will not show fear in the face of the enemy because the man that shot me, major hasan, is going to be the man that's cross-examining me. that's a huge kpachallenge. >> it's a huge challenge, but talk to me about this component. we've seen this in civilian trials as well. >> yes, we know there's a constitutional right to defend yourself. it's very troubling at times for the courts and certainly for victims. how distressing it must be that this man they believe to be a killer is going to be on this stage, able to play the role of the lawyer, even question them. but it's a part of our system that is inevitable. the one thing they want to make sure with this trial is there's no constitutional violation, no legal mistakes. i think these victims it are going to be red dady for this g. >> a lot has been said about major hasan's mental sta