is esther here? i haven't seen her. we'll thank her later. they made this space available for us. good morning, my name is me linda hague for those of you who don't know me. i was

is esther here? i haven't seen her. we'll thank her later. they made this space available for us. good morning, my name is me linda hague for those of you who don't know me. i was appointed by president obama a little more than two years ago to be united states attorney and it is my incredible honor to represent the president, the obama administration here in the northern district of california. welcome to the stop bullying summit. i'm a federal prosecutor so it may seem odd that here we are talking about bullying and we asked all of you to be here and i want to explain the origin of that and why this happened. you people, everybody in this room, has been involved in this issue and is doing incredible work on this issue and we were so honored to be a part of it and to meet with all of you and to speak with you about it. the origin is that as the united states attorney, the administration wants me, wants all the united states attorneys, to go out into the community. it's actually a very different role for the united states attorney is envisioned by this administration. this adminis

gregg: esther, i wonder, there are a lot of lesser included offenses here that the jury will select from, not just first-degree murder. you know, maybe some of the jurors will buy this. you know, post-traumatic stress disorder, heat of passion, sudden impulse, won't that qualify for manslaughter instead of murder, maybe negligent homicide? >> right, or even a second-degree murder. if they can show that the crime was not premeditated. if they show that there was some version of self-defense, or that jodi just snapped, but didn't pre-plan to kill travis, then they could come back and actually the judge will instruct them that they should come back with a lesser included offense, which then of course would do the job of taking death off the table, and that would not be something that the jury would have to determine, death or life if the jury comes back with anything less than first-degree. gregg: this is a ridiculous li ridiculously long trial. it has entered its fourth month. it makes you wonder if lance ito is presiding. remember the fake rockefeller the german conman who spent years pre

great to have you all here. i think there's an extremely important point, precisely because there was this early sort of contest and argument whether the president was using the word terror or not. the next day he came out and said it was an act of terrorism. at som lwas sort of silly, stupid, political got ya, but at another level it's important how we all think about and react to what happens, right, if something is terrorism or not. i thought this bill o'reilly clip did a good job of exactly articulating how we think about those two things. take a listen. >> u.s. intelligence, as i said, best in the world. fbi, a first-rate organization. talking points believes the perps will be found and brought to justice and executed, but, if this is, if this is an international terror attack, the repercussions will be severe. and if it's home grown, that will be another stain on american history. >> right, so brought to justice, but this other thing, which is international terrorist attack. dawn, as someone who's worked i

great to have you all here. i think there's an extremely important point, precisely because there was this early sort of contest and argument whether the president was using the word terror or not. the next day he came out and said it was an act of terrorism. at some level it was sort of silly, stupid, political got ya, but at another level it's important how we all think about and react to what happens, right, if something is terrorism or not. i thought this bill o'reilly clip did a good job of exactly articulating how we think about those two things. take a listen. >> u.s. intelligence, as i said, best in the world. fbi, a first-rate organization. talking points believes the perps will be found and brought to justice and executed, but, if this is, if this is an international terror attack, the repercussions will be severe. and if it's home grown, that will be another stain on american history. >> right, so brought to justice, but this other thing, which is international terrorist attack. dawn, as someone who's

. >> esther speaker, we are here because americans are understandably upset that sitting and waiting at airport gates, but there are other americans were sitting and waiting. they are moms sitting and waiting at home to enroll their children in head start. after this bill, they will still be waiting. there are pilots in our air force and navy sitting and waiting to fly their training missions. one third of our planes are grounded. this congress has done too much sitting and too much waiting when it comes to sequestration. the senate has passed a budget that and sequestration. there is an opportunity to sit in a conference, negotiate, and pass the budget. instead of sitting and waiting, let's start working to pass the senate budget. isthe gentleman from iowa recognized. >> i would like to recognize the gentleman from florida, the former chairman of the transportation infrastructure committee. why are we here? we are here because it's colossal failure of leadership in the ability to manage resources. first of all, i can tell you that there are plenty of air traffic controllers. just go

. >> here is what was said by assistant secretary of state esther brimmer which she traveled to gentleman new year's geneva. she called it the esteem body. has anyone ever looked at the women, childrens and human rights records of these members of most of these members of the council? >> megyn: mandatory abortions in china? that's not a problem for them. but, israel, they need to be -- condemned. let me get to this sally. the human rights council is controlled by islamic cooperation which explains some of their positions we have just discussed. he has a incident to. we just did a segment and cathy bodine convicted triple murderer. she admitted to triple murder as part of the weather underground 30 years ago. killed a cop and two others. two cops and a brinks security guy. and now she is teaching at columbia. bill ayers taught at university of chicago. dohrn and now this guy, all over the place. u.n. and the money he gets from the travel he does is funded in part by the united states. coming out and calling little richard martin a canary. >> there is a lot in there put the two things aside

but jurors here are not see questionstered. -- sequestered. they're not supposed to read some of this media. what risk could this impose for the trial and what is the impact? >> i agree with esther. she shouldn't do it. she has a right to do it. she has the fifth amendment right to remain silent which stays throughout the trial although she agreed to waive it by taking the witness stand. she has a right to free speech. is this a good idea? probably not. she probably perceives the jury or some of the jurors are getting, are privy to some of the media in this case and she is probably realistic in believing that and it is realistic to think some of these tweets will get before the jury since they're not sequestered. whether they will create sympathy for her or influence the jury one way or the other, is a big risk. it may seem, it may make her seem that she is, you know, not at all cowed by the fact she is sitting through her own murder trial and maybe enjoying the publicity and that could have bad impact to the jury. jenna: supposedly she is try