i want to bring in judge glenda hatchet on this one.tion that first crossed my mind when i looked at california. and the attorney general in that state has asked joe biden to look to make her state an example for the whole country in this go get the guns right out of their houses. and here's the question, why is it not easier for officials to actually go and get those guns? they have to go through all sorts of hoops like knocking on the door, talking real nice. they can't just get a warrant and say give me your gun, you're not fit. >> yeah. because the way the statute is designed in california, they didn't provide for that, ashleigh. you have to go in and get access. and if the person doesn't let you into their home, these agents don't have a way to get in because they don't have warrants. which doesn't make sense to me. so you're having to rely on someone cooperating with you, opening the door and consenting to searching or voluntarily giving these weapons over. you have to wonder really how effective this is in terms of gett

glenda hatchett is clearly pointing out this will not stop. this process.will just allow tailoring of the process. what can you do to tailor it, joey? >> the police will argue it's dramatic. murders are at an all-time low and it's because of the aggressive job that we do that this is taking place. what we have to look at is whether the ends justifies the means. we want murder rates to be low. we want everyone to be safe. we don't want people's constitutional rights and liberties to be affected unduly. what a judge can do is rule on the law. you don't approach people for discriminatory reasons. you don't profile. if you see there's a crime being committed or about to be committed or some other measure that gives you probable cause, you do what a police officer is lawfully entitled and expected to do. >> that line is very fuzzy. >> is it ever. you got probable cause, reasonable suspicion and then a hunch. that's where this gets really fuzzy. all right. thank you to both of you. i have a test for our viewers and i just want to throw this out there for you. wha

glenda, how will that play in the trial?well, it will be admissible, particularly because the prosecutor is going to rely on that clip that we've seen, where she appears to be motionless. you know, the prosecutors are going to say that she was unconscious and, therefore, could not possibly consented to any sexual encounters with these kids. now i'll tell you, though, what really troubles me most about this, not only as a judge, but as a mother, is that there are other people there and apparently didn't do anything to intervene. so i think that for parents, i hope this will be a teachable moment that we'll have a conversation with our teenagers. >> as we said, this trial has really gripped the whole nation. a lot of people watching right now. judge hatchet, david young, you will be back in a second. we'll be back in a second too. stay with us. at od, whatever business you're in, that's the business we're in with premium service like one of the best on-time delivery records and a low claims ratio, we do whatever it takes to ma

lisa bloom joins me again with glenda hatchett, a judge.face this by saying that this young teenager did have a past. he was involved with juvenile justice and there was a probation issue and there had been difficult times in this household. so knowing that background, which the jury does know, judge hatchett, is this going to be a really tough case for this jury to see as self-defense, when you hear those tapes and you know the timing of this crime? >> yes, yes. i mean, she's already shot him. he's on the phone with 911. what's troubling about this, ashleigh, is that the police didn't have any indications that she had been wounded. so if he attacked her, it would be -- it would help her credibility if she showed some wounds. and also, i would be curious about the toxicology report, whether he was on drugs at the time of this incident. but when you keep shooting him over and over again, after he's on 911, after he calls again, it is going to be very hard, i think, to make out -- >> judge, sometimes i think that almost adds to the defense, l

most sincerely, glenda [inaudible]. >> good evening president norton and commissioners and everyone. [inaudible]. i hope i said that right. my name is christina [inaudible]. i am one of the non reelected teachers. i teach fourth grade at [inaudible] elementary. i'm here for two things. one is to introduce myself and the second is to ask you to help our community come up with a solution to this situation. i will call it in the most neutral /serpl situation. i humbly and respectfully bring before you 15 years of service in san francisco classrooms with a special education professional working with inclusion children from k to 5 across the board. i also a bringing my experience as a parent and community advocate here of my children who are [inaudible]. they attended filipino education center [inaudible] and my daughter went to lowell high school and my son attended [inaudible] school of the arts high school. we always have /taubgt our kids that when they argue for something, it's to back up what they say with evidence. and i bring to you this kind of evidence here. i bring 15 years of e

let me bring in vinnie politan from hln and former florida judge glenda hatch et.we told, why should we believe you now?" >> yes, and aam now believing that jodi arias has memory gaps. here's whif. one of her answers yesterday. i think i have an excellent history. it's unbelievable. >> that is a good point. glenda, you have said that you think this case not necessarily will turn on all the lies that this lying liar has told, and i say that because she's admitted. i'm not analyzing. >> you're not judging. >> well, i'm judging with my tone, but not with what i say. she said it. you say this case is going to come down to the forensics and there's a little itty bitty cartridge, a shell that is ejected from the gun when you have to shoot someone. it's shiny in a pool of blood. which tells you that bleeding has to start before the shooting. she says she shot him before she stabbed him. >> i absolutely believe this case is going to turn on that one question. after days, weeks of testimony, a ashleigh and vinnie, i think she's going to get tripped up because the evidence i

like an emerald city, and each of the palates are, like, glenda the good witch. i can't wait.re going to love this. these are for iphones. you store in it your credit card and -- >> genius. >> i have one key. >> not my keys, but -- >> would you show that to camera so people can see that? >> you open it. >> see how you have everything in there. >> if you go running or something, you have everything with you. >> and the sweat doesn't get to your credit card. >> right. >> yeah. >> and then -- >> how do i know? >> and then you charge these beauties for three hours, and then you get a few more hours of time on your iphone. >> they're charging. >> oh, they're cute. >> they are cute. >> and then this is fabulous. >> what is it is this. >> sugarfina. >> this is my idea. >> oh, is that amazing? these are -- these are a champagne necklace in there. >> these are candy? >> they're candy olives. each is inspired by a different alcohol. that's for rum. you have here -- i know we're leaving, but champagne bears, martini olives. >> tomorrow ricky schroeder is a doll, and mary lou henner and p

let's bring in vinnie politan and also glenda hatchet.e, i love having you. >> thank you. >> so here is my first question. 156 questions? i've never ever seen a case where there's been more than say six or eight or ten jury questions. and even that's rare. >> that's very rare. we're talking two other states other than arizona. i was just saying to vinnie, i was glued to the tv yesterday. i mean, i took all of these notes. debating whether it's best for the prosecution or defense, i think it's best for the prosecution on this. and i put them in three different buckets. one bucket is this doesn't seem reasonable. how could you have possibly done this. questions like why did you run to the closet, why didn't you run out of the house, why wasn't there disruption, why can't you remember this, why was it in the washing machine in, the camera. and then another set of questions that go to the kind of immoral question, almost moral indignation. did you read the doctrines of the church and what about your sex life with him and other people. and the

. >> judge glenda hatchett, for joining today. we are fully out of time. but "around the world" is next. >>> welcome to "around the world." i'm suzanne malveaux in d.c. today. hey, michael, good to see you as always. >> good to see you, suz anne, looking lovely. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and also around the world. we want to begin in st. maarten. >> toilets are now backing up, overflowing, miserable conditions caused by electrical problems. but these passengers much luckier than triumph passengers were. we're going to tell you why up ahead. >>> president obama's on capitol hill for a third straight day trying to reach a deal with the republicans on the budget and the deficit. we're going to tell you who he's talking to today and if there's any real chance the two sides could reach a deal. >>> this is baghdad. smoke rising over the skyline today. four explosions all went off about the same time. at least 18 people were killed. more than 50 others wounded. all the bombs went off near the fortified green zone that is in central baghd

. >> bill: on rob portman, glenda says he deserves no kudos.le the way they are because it is the right thing to do? and donald says yep, the media coverage spins this to say a democrat who supports marriage equality is a left-wing radical, but when a republican does it they are thoughtful. >> announcer: this is the "bill press show." [♪ theme music ♪] >> bill: hey good morning, everybody, friends and neighbors, great to see you this morning on this monday morning, march 18th, and welcome to the "full court press" here on current tv. coming to you live across this great land of ours from our studio in capitol hill in washington, d.c. giving you the chance to talk about it yourself. civil war has broken out among republicans here in our nation's capitol. here at cpac a big split between sarah palin and karl rove. sarah palin said why doesn't karl rove run for office in texas if he is so smart. karl rove said if i did i would at least complete my term. john boehner says marriage should still be between one man and one woman. and rob corker said i

glenn da in ohio hi glenda. >> caller: hi, miss miller.republican party? the reason that i ask is because i wrote them an email, and filled out their form online complaining that fox news is not news; that they are a republican propaganda machine. >> stephanie: right. >> caller: and i cited that conspiracy with [ inaudible ] and mixson and mourdock and instead of charging fox news they want to charge warner cable and direct tv and they told me that i had no grounds for those charges against fox news. >> stephanie: well, yeah, i'm not sure -- jim let's go back to propaganda laws do you know anything -- >> no, i don't really know. >> stephanie: if they could just put quotes around news i would be happy. >> fox opinion channel. >> stephanie: exactly. >> that would work. what that woman was referencing was the battle of blare mountain -- >> stephanie: oh so a bunch of witches -- >> no, coal miners were trying to unionize and there was a big uprising, and private planes were hired to drop homemade bombs on the miners. >> stephanie: the governme

glenda points out the financial list yesterday indicated that harry reid took $15,000 from the nra.ned my indiana democratic senator, joe done low donnelly and said he needed to show a fraction of the teachers of sandy hook displayed that fateful day. good question. good point. milton points out gay marriage is not a question of redefining marriage. it's a question of giving legal rights to people that are already in committed relationships. absolutely the case. cindy borin joins us from the washington post sports blogger. at the top of next hour. we will talk brackets and baseball. >> this is "the bill press show." >> on the gun safety issue, shame on us said the president if we forget about those 20 beautiful little kids at newtown and the 6 grade teachers who tried to save them. this is time to move. the president encouraged everybody rightfully so to put the pressure on congress not to let this opportunity slip away. mean while, defense secretary chuck hagel says we are taking very seriously the bellicose threats from north korea which are now destabilizing the region. march mad

. >>> me acorde tlde la cocina, u beso para glenda, que empezÓ a cocinar gracias a las receta de despiertan parque destinado a unos niÑos, pero le pÁez falta un niÑo y un perro. >>> y ellos juntos hacen esta historia desaparece ciÓn y bÚsqueda. este es un oficial de la policÍa canina en la florida y se dedica exclusivamente a buscar niÑosss y anciano perdidos, nos dice su colega y entrenadora. >>> hoy en dÍa. hay muchos casos de incapacitado mentales en los anciano se pierden. >>> la herramienta de trabajaba es su gran olfato. >>>É pega la nariz a la tierra y a empieza a bueno caro a la persona. >>> ema parto para otra en esta prÁctica para de po entraron la habilidad de estos agentess. >>> la niÑa dejÓ un zapato y se escondiÓ detrÁs de un arbol. >>> y inmediatamente al perro se indica seguir ese olor de la niÑa y en potiempo la descu pre. >>> segÚn el departamento de justicia los estados unidos cada 40 segundos desaparece ce un niÑo en este paÍs y fue el tiempo que le tomÓ al perro a encontrar a la niÑa, en este caso es un entrenamiento para que la madre se prestÓ muy feliz porque claro,

in the museum in washington, georgia a republican caller, should religion play a part in politics, glenda? caller: you use the words religious, there's a lot of people who are religious. what we need are some spiritual people in there that believe in our lord, jesus christ. we cannot take god out of our government. this nation was founded on in god we trust. we take him out of the schools. look at what our schools are going through. we got folks bringing guns to school killing them by the hundreds. i mean, we can't dismiss god in our government. i mean, the united states, america, don't forsake god, and this lady that you had that she said her preacher got up in the pull pit and bashed obama. she didn't need to quit going to church. she just needed a new preacher. i mean the preacher she's got, he's not trusting god to show him what he needs to do in his life and what he needs to teach his pulpit. what he is doing is bashing people. you know god is love. host: can i get your reaction to this email that we just got from sharon who writes, she writes religion is not synonymous with morality