living. >> paul, again, right now, folks, we continue to monitor the courtroom this hearing started at 8:30. once this hearing is over, judge nelson is expected to make some sort of decision with regards to whether this evidence will be admitted. paul, based on what you know about the evidence and based on the arguments that you heard yesterday and what's happening right now, based on the years of experience you have, as well as a prosecutor, what are the chances that the state gets this evidence in? >> i think it's a tough call right now and it could go either way. they're not making a quick ruling. the judge has taken more time to evaluate the law. this morning we're hearing the arguments back and forthing from both sides. i think it's a close call. it's going to come down to whether or not the judge is going to find that information more probative than not or prejudicial against the defense. one of the things that lisa brought out and i agree with, that the defense is going to try and turn that information around and say that there's nothing wronging with law enforcement.