disgusted at that point because of how he explained it to me. >> continuing with civil rights attorney gloria allred glad you are here. stacy, i want to give you a chance to answer the question i asked gloria in the first segment about the stockholm syndrome the fact that they had been so close to this frail young lady attractive young lady for so long. how can they now rule to take her life? >> i think a lot of defense attorneys will tell you the longer she stays on the stand the more of ap bo bond she is making. i say the opposite. if you remember how she spoke on direct exam verses cross examination and the amount of lies she keeps getting caught in. i don't think the fact that she has been sitting there all of the time. if they convict her of first degree fur examiner der>> i think that's really important. so many of the questions with the conversion and all of the rest of it. this is preposterous, the story makes no sense. they want to know if he degraded you and you hated sex there's no mind control he didn't force you you drove to to be with him. he had all of these horrible straits. what is

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we have gloria allred joining us. also, tracy lords. herself was raped as a young girl in steubenville. it would be good if you stayed and we interact with the other two when they come back after the break. >>> the steubenville rape case cut a deep divide in the city but the attorney general said the case wasn't about one city, it speaks to a larger cultural problem. back with me is walter madison, attorney for malik richmond. also joining us, attorney gloria allred and actress tracy lords who grew up in steubenville and was raped there at the age of 10. gloria, i will start with you. you heard very emotional reaction from malik richmond's father. you might expect that, he's his father. what do you make of this verdict? what does it say about steubenville or indeed, america and teenagers today? >> well, the judge did find that both defendants were delinquent, in other words, that they were guilty of the crime of rape and one of them was guilty not only of the crime of rape, but also displaying images of a minor in nudity oriented materi

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disclosed location, because of threats she received in this case you and also joining me, attorney gloria allred. alexandria, not going to reveal where you are, you have received many threats since you went public with the information you found. why do you care so passionately about this case? >> there were allegations in town there could possibly be a coverup, the media wasn't providing much could have ram about the case, and so i wrote about it and ultimately, sunshine a good disinfectant. if there is a coverup, hopefully that will come out at trial, during testimony. >> one of the most shocking aspect of this is the fact that nobody intervened, even afterwards, mocking this poor girl for what had happened. you were collecting this information, tweeting about it you also found video. i want to play a little clip now. from a stubenville student, who we can't name, but this sort of sums up i think the kind of cavalier attitude so many took toward this. listen to this. >> she's deader than o.j.'s wife. she is -- she is -- she is deader than caylee anthony. >> right, i watched that video again tod

director, rob reiner, paid a ne-stander to get into the arguments today, high-profile lawyer, gloria allredtoo. these companies were started years ago by entrepreneurs who figured out there might be a market for busy people who consider their own time more valuable. >> this, they probably charge about $50 an hour and, they usually have like a guy who manages everything. and he gets 50%. that. he turns around and does the headache of hiring all the line-standers. >> i wanted to be fresh. i wanted to be able to really follow the arguments. so i needed a good night's sleep. america has always been built on on theal spirit. i think bravo for someone to figure out a business model and bravo for the people who might be unemployed to make a little cash. >> now the line standing companies might charge 50 bucks an hour for line standing but e standers themselves only get paid 10 to $15 an hour. some of them are in line to get a seating card for clients. now the seating here is free to the public but they do hand out these rds to certain people in line. the clients shows up and gets it an hour or so

. >> gloria allred, this is such a weird, sinister case. seems to me to be a path logical liar and killer of almost epic proportions. >> well, if it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck and so forth, then maybe it is. she obviously is a killer. the only question is was it justified by self defense or not? she's sobbing in the courtroom, the question is, who is she sobbing for? is she sobbing for the victim, for travis, or for herself. because now she's caught in all of her lies. and it's hard for her to explain her way out of them. >> alan, has she got any chance of getting off this from everything you're hearing? >> i don't think she has any chance of being acquitted. the question is will a young, relatively attractive woman who was involved in a sexual affair of this kind get the death penalty? in our country, you don't get the death penalty generally if you're comfortable and attractive, and i think this is an effort to try to keep that from happening. i think she's making it more likely that she's going to get the death penalty. the

and gloria allred. your thoughts of winning takes care of everything and now he's back on nike. >> of course when he doesn't take care of everything. unless you want people to think that. he has a very public and very messy personal life. at least he did. he's starting over and i hope it works out for him and lindsey vonn and i hope that he can have a terrific golf career again, but winning doesn't take care of everything. what about his two little children, for example, who now are children of divorce because he had affairs. and obviously, lied to his wife and lied to others with whom he was having affairs. so, i think the public is aware of that and the idea that somehow you can forget all that, the public should forget about all that or everything is for given, if you are a winning athlete, i just think it's the wrong message. >> what about nike? i mean, nike making the decision. a lot of great athletes and tiger is marketable and number one and nike is separated from lance armstrong and oscar pistor

we will hear from of prominent gloria allred and ted olson. attorney charles cooper who argued in favor of the law. [applause] >> while you were waiting i would just like to introduce the two original plaintiffs in california on marriage equality. robert tyler, diane olson and i'm their attorney gloria allred and we were the first in california to announce that we would challenge the ban on marriage equality. we fought for six years, twice the california supreme court including making the arguments against in the california supreme court and we also argued that even though we felt it was unconstitutional that the 18,000 couples who had married after her first victory in the california supreme court, those marriages should remain valid and after our first victory robin and diane were able to marry and the 18,000 couples are permitted to have their marriages remain valid and we are here today because we want the u.s. supreme court to overturn prop 8. thank you very much. >> i just want to say one thing. if 36,000 are married in california what w

and iyler, duiane olsen am gloria allred. we would challenge the ban on marriage equality and we fought for six years twice in the california supreme court including making the argument against prop. 8 in the california supreme court. we also argued that even though we felt that was unconstitutional, that the 18,000 couples who had married after her first victory in the california supreme court, that those marriages should remain valid. after a first of factory, robyn and diane were able to marry and the 18,000 couples are permitted to have their marriages remain valid and we are here today because we would like the u.s. supreme court to overturn prop. 8. thank you very much. >> if 36,000 gays and lesbians are meriting california, 18,000 couples, what will it harm it more couples get married? we have been married for five years. california has not dropped into the sea. nothing is -- as happened to california. we were called an experiment and the supreme court. we are not an experiment. we are a civil rights and open and a loo

high-profile lawyer gloria allred was also paying a line-stander. the companies were started several years ago by entrepreneurs who figured out there might be a market for these services with busy people who consider their own time more valuable. >> they probably charge about $50 an hour. and they usually have like a guy who manages everything. he gets 50% of that. he turns around and does the headache of hiring all the line-standers. >> wanted to be fresh. wanted to be able to really follow the arguments. so i needed a good night's sleep. america has always been built on entrepeneural spirit and i think bravo for someone to figure out a business model and bravo for the people who might be unemployed to be able to make a little cash. >> reporter: now the line-standers themselves, they tern 10 to $15 an hour as they wait to get a seating card for the arguments. the client shows up and gets it about an hour or so before the public is let into the building. when the line-standers are outside like this. they have to endure all the elements like the cold

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> gloria allred. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> all right, we're back, we're saying again that a washington post poll shows that 58% of americans support marriage equality. [cheers and applause] and i bet every member of congress would love to have that kind of approval rating. [laughter] [cheers and applause] so the supreme court has an historic opportunity to stand up for love, commitment and equality, to say unambiguously that in the united states of america discrimination in any form is intolerable. and to demonstrate to our children a that love is love and that we are a nation that strives to live up to the values and promises we were founded on. thank you. [cheers and applause] >> thank you! thanks again for aft. and now it's my pleasure to introduce to you marvin randolph, a senior vp of the naacp! [cheers and applause] who's been with us. >> are you fired up? are you ready to go? are you fired up? are you ready to go? [cheers and applause] i'm so proud to be here today alongside these great civil and human rights leaders to say that civil marriage is,