even though robin bond, i was literally getting nauseous as i read the details of this.ay. there was flooding, there was rain, and they allegedly leave the child in a storm drain. and then they don't even tell them exactly where this child is, and the cops have to go on this crazy chase to find this little baby. >> it's just a terrible, terrible thing. it's shocking to us, and you know, i think what we're going to see here is the mom's going to tell one story, the dad's going to tell another. everybody's going to point fingers and say, as the father is saying, the child was dead upon birth. the mother's going to say, well, the child was alive, but i didn't have anything to do with it. the father took the child. so, you know -- >> what's the point? this is such -- it's going to ruin their lives if they're convicted. they're going to be behind bars for many years. >> absolutely. >> and casey jordan, it didn't have to happen. the mom herself went to the hospital after giving birth. she could have taken the baby with her. instead they leave the baby, put it in a storm drain

let me get robin bond in on this.because i keep wondering if she had gone to hooters, and was told, you can't wear your hijab here, in fact, you can't wear anything that you're wearing now, you've got to wear itty-bitty tiny things here, would we be talking about the same story, robin? >> it's the same concept. as you all know in the casinos, the dress codes have been considered a bona fide occupational qualification, a bfoq, meaning this is considered an integral and central part of the employer's style and atmosphere, and very successful, or integral to the success of the business. and i think that's the same argument that abercrombie & fitch would make. how will the court define an up due hardship. primarily the courts have defined that as anything more than a mere trivial expense, and have been pretty leap yent in permitting employers to have their dress codes. >> do you think this will be an uphill battle? >> no, i don't think it will be an uphill battle. but i also don't think it's a slam dunk. you never know wh

. >> robin, robin, robin, robin bond? >> thank you. it's -- what is the duty that the organization had to this woman and was it unreasonable? did they have a reason to believe that she was a danger to herself or others? >> yes. >> it seems that they definitely did. so what would a reasonably prudent person do under those circumstances? would they call a cab for her? would they hold her until her parents arrived? would they monitor? would they put her in a police car and take her home? there are a lot of different varieties here and i think that's the real question. was there a duty that was breached here. >> carla hall. carla hall, hold on a second. carla hall, you have been reporting on this case. do the police, the law enforcement there, offer any explanation? how ironic it's called the lost hills station. that they didn't put her in a taxicab or they didn't just simply drive her home. what the heck are they doing at 1:30 in the morning that they're so busy they couldn't drive this young lady home? >> actually, they said they weren't

. >> robin, robin, robin, robin bond? >> thank you. it's -- what is the duty that the organization had to this woman and was it unreasonable? did they have a reason to believe that she was a danger to herself or others? >> yes. >> it seems that they definitely did. so what would a reasonably prudent person do under those circumstances? would they call a cab for her? would they hold her until her parents arrived? would they monitor? would they put her in a police car and take her home? there are a lot of different varieties here and i think that's the real question. was there a duty that was breached here. >> carla hall. carla hall, hold on a second. carla hall, you have been reporting on this case. do the police, the law enforcement there, offer any explanation? how ironic it's called the lost hills station. that they didn't put her in a taxicab or they didn't just simply drive her home. what the heck are they doing at 1:30 in the morning that they're so busy they couldn't drive this young lady home? >> actually, they said they weren't

. >> robin, robin, robin, robin bond? >> thank you. it's -- what is the duty that the organization had to this woman and was it unreasonable? did they have a reason to believe that she was a danger to herself or others? >> yes. >> it seems that they definitely did. so what would a reasonably prudent person do under those circumstances? would they call a cab for her? would they hold her until her parents arrived? would they monitor? would they put her in a police car and take her home? there are a lot of different varieties here and i think that's the real question. was there a duty that was breached here. >> carla hall. carla hall, hold on a second. carla hall, you have been reporting on this case. do the police, the law enforcement there, offer any explanation? how ironic it's called the lost hills station. that they didn't put her in a taxicab or they didn't just simply drive her home. what the heck are they doing at 1:30 in the morning that they're so busy they couldn't drive this young lady home? >> actually, they said they weren't

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