does it bother you at all or make a difference to you, judge hatchett?actly what should happen don. for the prosecutors, they had pictures taken of his home right after the murder was committed, and so they can go back and re recapture that unlike the defense attorneys in o.j. they were not a able to get away with staging this home. it cannot be staged, and it has to be as close as possible to what happened in 2013. >> do the jurors need a tour in this football star's home, because if they need the proximity, they can get into the bus all of them and they don't have to go into house, and here is the home and the murder scene, and can't photos and home video and testimony, that that can't u can't suffice, judge hatchett? >> well, there u was a notion that the fiance went downstairs and brought something back and there this is important for the jury to see that, because at the end of the day, we need justice. >> and talk about the pressure of it being televised, because judge seidlin, you worked on the one of the most most famous cases of anna nicole smith

>> yes, ma'am. >> judge hatchett, have you ever?and try to kon control your emotion, and don, i have never ever seen that. and i have a had a lot of family members crying in the courtroom, and you can just cannot say that to a grieving mother. i don't foet't know how you expect that don, and i wonder what she would have done the if she started to cry, and she is not going to be putting her in jail and put a fine on her. and i mean, i can't imagine that you could do anything. >> and judge seidlin, you famous famously teared up when you came down with the anna nicole smith decision. and we saw odin lloyd's mother cry in court, and emotions play a role in court particularly in a jury trial. >> that is a harsh admonishment that the judge xwaif the mother, and the trial is supposed to be the search for the truth. supposed to be a search for the facts. and you can't tell an individual how they should react to certain questions and certain bits of evidence. it is just bad form and i think that it causes issues for the jury. beside s beside

the hatchett attack against police in new york city. we saw the sydney attack and of course the paris attack. these seem to be spun up results of, you know, some pretty terrible ideology that, you know, if this turns out to be another radical islamist, then we'll have more evidence that this is something that is perpetrating across the globe. clearly you have law enforcement on the edge. europe, of course, is really turning anti-immigrant, which is a tragedy but something that understandably given this type of random violence is very disconcerting to the local populations. >> the first attack appears to have been motivated to maybe strike revenge against a cartoonist. the second attack appeared to have been against a synagogue which, of course, suggests something else completely different. >> well, it does. if you go back to -- especially if you see what the statements out of isil are, they're saying, go after any unbeliever, and they name jews as well. and so if you're doing what they told you to do and you believe that your cause is c