. >> that's youawful.oth videos could have been so much worse and because of speed or karma or just pure good luck, this tree fell at a place that didn't injure the driver. >>> i am so excited to show you this video. for several reasons, the first precious little jackson he is 20 days old when this video was captured. >> you're happy. >> wow. he looks so tiny, too. >> he is so tiny. 20 days old! this cute little fella's fresh out of the oven. >> his face is on a, like, a loop. >> yeah, it is. >> sad, happy. sad, happy. >> this really cute and amazing, right? what's even more amazing is the story behind this video. let's rewind to december of 2012. this is cute little ashlan opening a christmas gift. inside it was a t-shirt that read -- >> my christmas present came early this year. i'm going to be a big sister. >> and her reaction caught a lot of attention online. >> she just breaks down into tears of joy. she's so excited that she's going to be finally a big sister. her parents had been trying for years to

did withinterview you anne-marie law school in 2012, 2012, youaw school in find law students to be extraordinarily cautious and afraid to take positions. with advocacys backgrounds are appointed to judgeships, do you think that would encourage law students to be more outspoken? >> i think there is no question that would make a difference. there really is a sense that in order to be a judge you have to keep your head down throughout your life and avoided making controversial statements. that is the only way you get on the bench. what happens after that point is first of all, becoming a judge is a little bit like lightning striking you. you cannot count on it and you did not know if it will happen. who hasted a generation gotten into the habit of keeping their head down and not engaging there beissues unless consequences in their career. i am so grateful that i was able to have the career that i have had is still become a judge. and i when not have changed anything and that career for a nano second. you have been on the bench for well over a decade. >> 17 years. >> what changes have you observed on