. >> marc lamont hill, i think it's a red herring, the screaming stopping. i would imagine the cries for help would stop whoever was crying at the moment the gun is fired, whether you think it was trayvon martin or george zimmerman. what i think could affect the deb lib -- deliberation time for a jury is whether they should convict him or acquit him. the murder charge a lot think is probably no longer a likely option? >> absolutely. the murder charge is out of reach. a year ago i very publicly said second degree i didn't think was doable. but i think manslaughter is very much on the table although it was pro forma today. it was a major victory for a prosecution team in need of a major victory. i think they made the case. my concern is today when the prosecution made this compelling emotion-filled argument i think it may have hit the jurors in the heart but when they go back and deliberate, they will return to their heads and ask the question did the prosecution present a clear theory of what happened? i don't think they did. >> judge glenda, have they really

>> so the significant majority of this audience, and i suspect, marc lamont hill, is a reflection ofss-section across america. it seems like the fairest way out of this would be a manslaughter conviction. even though it carries a very heavy sentence, mandatory, at least 10 to 12 years. >> muff longer than 10 to 12 years. i think that when there's a dead kid on the ground and they know who shot him, it's very difficult for jurors to walk away and watch george zimmerman go home at end of the week. it's just hard mentally to come to that conclusion because they feel like something has to be done. in fact, the prosecution didn't make the case. they did not make a case for second-degree murder. regardless of what they think, they didn't make that case. i think they made a case for manslaughter that's at least compelling. >> after the break martin savidge joins us with a live update from the courthouse in sanford. and didn't know where to start. a contractor before at angie's list, you'll find reviews on everything from home repair to healthcare written by people just like you. no company

i think they will be focused, as they should be, on the evidence. >> marc lamont hill, do you agree with that? >> yeah, i think they will be focused on facts and biases and interpretations and their emotions will weigh in on it. >> six women, five of them mothers some of the stuff today from rebuttal directly aimed at that fact that they are all female, many of them are mothers. this is a 17-year-old boy, you know, walk home to his family who was unarmed and got shot dead. just on -- forget evidence for a moment. just any human level, isn't that going to be incredibly powerful with an all-female mother-related jury. >> powerful, compelling but ultimately may not be persuasive. if they lock at the evidence and decide that the defense has done an amazing job for the last two weeks of showing how would you feel at night if they saw trayvon? as such, those same emotions could play out the other way. >> judge alex, no one knows florida law better than you. we've established that. what do you think? >> i take issues with one of the points mr. crump made. around the time trayvon's incident happ

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i think they will be focused, as they should be, on the evidence. >> marc lamont hill, do you agree with that? >> yeah, i think they will be focused on facts and biases and interp tapgretations and their emotions will weigh in on it. >> six women, five of them mothers some of the stuff today from rebuttal directly aimed at that fact that they are all female, many of them are mothers. this is a 17-year-old boy, you know, walk home to his family who was unarmed and got shot dead. just on -- forget evidence for a moment. just any human level, isn't that going to be incredibly powerful with an all-female mother-related jury. >> powerful, compelling but ultimately may not be persuasive. if they lock at the evidence and decide that the defense has done an amazing job for the last two weeks of showing how would you feel at night if they saw trayvon? as such, those same emotions could play out the other way. >> judge alex, no one knows florida law better than you. we've established that. what do you think? >> i take issues with one of the points mr. crump made. around the time trayvon's incident

also back marc lamont hill and star jones. psychologist wrote there are five reasons powerful men cheat and applaud if you agree, one, because they can. [ applause ] >> two this is interesting, i only want the women to respond, power is a great sex drive for women? yeah. [ applause ] >> powerful men present a chris ma beyond the average man. [ applause ] >> they feel entitled. [ applause ] >> and they may have a stronger sex drive than the average. [ laughter ] on that note i want to bring in gloria allred. gloria, you represent a woman claiming to be sexually harassed by a major in san diego. i spoke in the tiger woods issue, i think a lot of reasons in the case of tiger woods he walks into a restaurant and 20 women hand them cards come be with me. politics aren't like that and we're seeing predatory behavior versus the other side but isn't a lot of it opportunity? >> well, i think that for a lot of men who are either celebrities because they are in the entertainment business or sports world or because they are well-known ele