sunny hostin and glenda hatchett are back with me. there are so many questions i have about this.ne that breaks the intuitively obvious. do the offenders, sunny let me start with you, do the offenders have civil rights, when it comes to wearing gps tracking devices? >> clearly, this is a pilot program. the law hasn't really caught up. this hasn't been reviewed on appeal. so the supreme court hasn't spoken. the appellate courts haven't spoke own it. so we don't know what's going to happen ultimately. but i have to tell you, ashleigh, i think this is such a watershed moment when it comes to domestic violence cases. i used to prosecute domestic violence cases, i can tell you time and time again those temporary restraining orders or protect if orders were violated sometimes ending in murder. the fact the victims are empowered in this way and law enforcement is empowered in this way is really important. i think the judges, that will look at it, i think judge hatchett will agree with me, will certainly weigh the balance, is the offender's right more important? >> judge, is it your decis

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paul kallen and glenda hatchett are back with me.ve filed harassment claims. judge, who has the better case. >> i think the photographer has a better case in this situation, because the reporter was there. so he has a witness. i mean, the things that he said to this guy, really are outrageous. this is a guy who was on the new york police department force for some 15 years. and this just is out of hand. and baldwin is, as you said in the lead of this, is no stranger to this. as i understand it from the most recent reports, the police a

paul kallen and glenda hatchett are back with me.ve filed harassment claims. judge, who has the better case. >> i think the photographer has a better case in this situation, because the reporter was there. so he has a witness. i mean, the things that he said to this guy, really are outrageous. this is a guy who was on the new york police department force for some 15 years. and this just is out of hand. and baldwin is, as you said in the lead of this, is no stranger to this. as i understand it from the most recent reports, the police are not going to pursue any criminal charges against either of them, since both of them filed charges. but i think he has a great civil case here against baldwin. >> now, the reporter does say she got the whole thing on tape. this is a celebrity story. tmz is involved here. tmz which has heard the tape, they say the tape backs up baldwin's claim that he never used a racial slur. >> interesting. >> and that he never said he would choke the reporter. paul, is this all that matters here, what the tape says?

and judge glenda hatchet, and others are back with me to discuss those ugh here words than money.hose words i threw out before the break. he was under investigation by the feds for drug distribution, fraud and conspiracy. and people are throwing all sorts of other words out there, like obstruction, witness tampering and intimidation, based on the facts as we know them, from say the oprah interview where he fessed up to a bunch, judge, does he potentially expose himself to those other serious criminal charges? >> i think so. i absolutely agree with jeffrey, there has not been a great line of success on these doping issues. but when you talk about obstruction of justice, tampering with witnesses, perhaps being involved in distribution of drugs, i think he's facing very serious concerns here. and i think that just because the u.s. attorney in california decides he's not going to go forward with that, i don't think this is over. i think we will see other things come out of this. >> joey jackson, i want to name a couple things that people have said they suffered at the hands of lance a

michelle williams plays glenda the good witch. we're happy to have michelle williams here.year-old daughter, matilda, can see the movie you're in. this is a bit of a different role for you, playing a good witch, a princess. what made you decide to take it? >> when i first read the script, i really responded to the fact that it had a good heart at its center. and that its sense of humor wasn't sarcastic or mean. i thought it was something that my daughter could see. her friends would enjoy. >> and matilda was behind the scenes with you in the making of the movie. what was it like for her to watch the magic of moviemaking. >> our director, sam reammy, made sure it was a good experience for her. >> it's not magical. >> it's not really magical behind the scenes. he had a chair for her next to him on-set, with her little name. and all of the departments were accommodating and letting her experience it. >> that's great. were you inspired by glenda the good witch? i know "wizard of oz" is a staple in my house. when you're playing an iconic role, you look to the greats who original

neighbors who live near the plant want the nuclear reactor to stay shut down for good artes among glendahows us the fight and how it affects america's energy future. this stretch of california coastline is paradise to many it's just the perfect place to live fresh air court association but with the fukushima disaster freshener mine done and gilmore is questioning how safe it is to live near the center no for a nuclear power plant we're risking being include usa and basically devastated the economy of the country and possibly the world just for addison's profits gilmore moved to orange county assuming that living near a nuclear plant is safe said in over his reactors have been shut down since january of two thousand and twelve because the leak was detected in one of the scene generator tubes it's not unusual for new steam january this to show somewhere above the level of wear that we saw on the steam generators here a chain at santa no phrase highly unusual and that's what is of concern to the n.r.c. since then environmental groups and neighbors have been trying to keep the crippled plant

on broadway she played glenda in the musical "wicked." >> now on "smash" meagan hilty stars as the seasonedynn who has some advice for an equally talented performer played by jennifer hudson. take a look. >> was it the accent or the hair? >> he is a genius. i can't resist. >> if he is such a genius, why would i rather be in my dressing room than on stage? >> he is tough. it's true. he will push you and drive you crazy and make you hate him and want to quit right up until you give the performance of your life, and then somehow it's all worth it. >> oh, it's all worth it. >> hi. >> you know, i find "smash" to be very, very true to what broadway is really like when you are in the throes of it. painfully close to what you really go through. >> close. >> you have been there too, right? do you see that? >> oh, absolutely. granted, we're not doing a reality show, so we do heighten some things. >> yes. >> you have to to make it interesting. >> to make it interesting. yeah, i mean, you're dealing with really fantastic, huge personalities. you know, we're all artists, and you throw them all together.

. >> and glenda, in all your years of going what you do, i suppose this won't surprise you, but there groups for dorner popping up online. facebook pages, one person saying i propose electing a man for president actually who could no longer sit idly by and watch his malicious tyrants abuse the innocent. again, someone supporting dorner who allegedly killed family members of police to make his case. does anything like this surprise you when you see people like this showing up? >> it doesn't surprise me. i've been on the bench for years and years and it doesn't surprise me, but i do think it will be very interesting because this million dollar reward may well flush out some people who might have otherwise been sympathetic to him. we know the l.a. police department has had a history of some questionable incidents. so it doesn't surprise me that there are people on the fringe who really are sympathetic and these sites are popping up. >> i want the three of to you hold on because i have more questions for you coming up. a quick programming note, as well. you can go inside the mind of an ex

glenda says no. and dan says three days in a row without mail delivery on holiday weekends?tled florida governor rick scott is prepping for all out political warfare. politico is reporting that scott is drawing up plans for the most ste expensive re-election fight, the likely price tag $100 million. the 2014 fight could pit scott against recently turned democrat charlie crist. joining me now alexander burns of politico. when we talk about this, it says scott's strategists could model their massive machine after president obama's florida campaign. so if they take a page from the democratic handbook here, is that a sign of confidence about how they feel about scott's campaign or a sign of trouble? >> i think in some ways lessons learned from 2012. looking at what the president did in florida where he found every obama friendly voter and turned them out to the polls about rick scott will need to replicate something like that going into a re-election campaign as difficult as this one. >> so we talked this fight could put him up against charlie crist. again, he was the republican

. >> judge glenda hatchett, sunny hostin. this happened during the steve wilkos show if they find the spe people and get in trouble, they'll end up as guests. thank you, ladies, for your brilliance and wisdom and humor as well. "newsroom international" is next. >>> welcome to "newsroom international." i'm suzanne malveaux. here's what's happening now. things getting desperate on board the cruise ship in the gulf of mexico. 4200 on board. passengers say toilets are overflowing new york air-conditioning, not much food or water. tugboats are towing the ship to mobile, alabama, instead of the port of mexico. it not going to get there until thursday. coming up in a couple of minutes, we'll talk to a man whose wife is stuck on that ship. >>> north korea thumbing its nose at the u.s. and the international community by carrying out a new, more powerful nuclear test. is the first one under kim jong-un, press obama calls it a threat to u.s. security and world peace. the first indication of the underground test came when seismologists d

glenda writes in anyone who picked sarah palin as a running mate should sit down and shut up.cain's integ integrit integrity has gone down. it seems like chuck hagel was told to keep his head down relying on the votes he has. i tend to agree. i don't think -- they are never going to be able to mount campaign where the american people are going to agree it's okay to block a secretary of defense. >> yeah. >> we were talking about olivier about, this should have been better prepared. they were running ads. they knew it was coming. we knew it was coming. >> he looked like i don't care. i know i have the votes. i think that sort of thing, like i got the votes. i don't care what you say. put a hold on me if you want to. you will look crazy. people like ted cruz and the maniac party they don't care. john mccain will do anything to get a tension. >> yeah, him. >> him and lindsey graham. they are atrocious. ow! they are worse than the card ashians when it comes to getting attention. they are the worst. they will do anything to get the camera to look at them. it's sort of sad. it's a sa

glenda, democrats line the welcome. >> caller: hi, thanks for taking my call.ecame a current listener, viewer about a year ago and i really gotten into it. i'm concerned that now that you have brought the channel what will happen to my bill press in the morning and stephanie and john vogel sang. i come to appreciate their point of view. i enjoy it. i'm hoping there is enough slots instead of all the -- in the evening and afternoon that you can put new programing which will, you know, cover the news that keeps some of the commentary. what do you have, you know, what is your comment or have you decided this yet? >> we're working out the 24 hour grid. it is huge challenge for obvious reasons. programing what is possible. short time frame what we can do. facilities that kind of thing. regarding folks at. i met with current staff. some of the colleagues on the west coast. they have terrific people. we hope to integrate many as possible and use them, in severe weather center 9 and, i must say the response has been overwhelming from them about wanting to join, and, be