however, in her stead, judge jeanine pirro who joins us now. first case we have for you, the former florida teacher, 31-year-old ethel anderson has been sentenced to 38 years in prison for having sex with a 12-year-old boy. a student. we have seen a lot of lenient sentences for female children. why 38? >> i called the chief investigator in the hillsborough county office. what he said to me is we have sentencing guidelines. whenever you talked about la favreau never spent a day in jail. >> both of them in the day in jail. >> same d.a.'s office. something in the water in florida. but what he said to me was, look, the student in that case, the mother did not want her son to testify and be associated with this high profile case. >> the kid was older too. >> the kid was older. you know what? she benefited from that. then there was stefanie, another teacher braids and a grin. she got 10 years because she took a plea deal. here, in this case she refused to take the plea deal. convicted guilty as charged nine counts. >> what did she do? >> what she did

i'm katie pavlich in for judge jeanine pirro., 2013 was quite a year for the beltway and the obama administration. we take a look at 2014. >> reporter: in president obama's second inaugural address, he laid out his agenda for a

i'm judge jeanine pirro. thanks for being with us tonight.within inches of president obama, failed to sign a

i'm katie pavlich in for judge jeanine pirro. from budget grid lack to the obamacare key bait to white house scandals, 2013 was quite a year for the beltway and the obama administration. we take a look at 2014. >> reporter: in president obama's second inaugural address, he laid out his agenda for a second term but tackled a speech -- >> we all are created equal. >> reporter: several monies later as protesters from both sides flooded the steps of the supreme court, two 5-4 rulings from the justices granted greater rights to gay couples, while also ruling california's voter approved ban on same-sex marriages as unconstitutional. >> and to the justices of the supreme court, thank you for affirming the principle of equal justice under the war. >> reporter: same-sex marriage is still up to individual states. >> the message is very clear. if you do not pro actively act to protect marriage, activist politicians and judges will redefine it from under you. >> reporter: meanwhile a freshman congress was sworn in in january, republicans mak

i'm judge jeanine pirro. thanks for joining us tonight. healthcare.gov website is largely fixed. now we find out that when you call to ask about the health care plan you signed up for, you find out your insurance company doesn't even know who you are, because they don't have a record of your enrollment. and even according to that psychpsyc -- can you imagine? you're having an amputation and your records tell your doctor to cut off the wrong leg. or you're having surgery and they have the wrong blood type. but hang on to your hats, guys. there's another big lie by those purr have purrveyors. after the original big lie was exposed we were told we'll have better health care and people with pre-existing illnesses would be covered. now i really want to believe that. but every fiber of my body tells me americs are going to suffer because of this grandios scheme sold to us by a president who not only lied in the selling of it, but who thinks he knows what's good for us. exhibit number one. maria silva, stage four terminal cancer patient. you've seen her. she's been on "justice" several

i'm judge jeanine pirro. thanks for being with us tonight. jantjie, the supposed sign interpreter who was within inches of president obama, failed to sign a single word correctly but he did manage to flash the gang sign for the california mafia crips athens park boys and something that looked like the university of texas hook 'em horns gesture. and then there's this one. well, you can figure it out. and get this. he did the same thing last year at a presidential event. the african national congress however never even entertained the complaint. here's a message to the government of south africa. if you can't find any good sign interpreters, i have a recommendation. try something like this. >> now a public service to those of our viewers who have difficulty with their hearing. i will repeat the top story of the day aided by the head master of the new york school for the hard of hearing, garrett morris. our top story tonight -- >> our top story tonight -- >> good night and have a pleasant tomorrow. >> good night and have a pleasant tomorrow. >>