. >> this is not a black-and-whitish shoe. this is a national crisis. i believe this is a crisis. for white people to come out and show how deeply they were hurt and asians and different people from different nations and different parts of the world to come out and show that they felt the same way i felt on that video, i greatly appreciate it. it's like a sense of i'm not the only one that feel this is way." >> reporter: eric garner's daughter saying this is not a black or whitish shoe. this is what we've seen around the past two nights. very diverse and eclectic groups of demonstrators all of them here in the wake of the lack of an indictment in the eric garner case but also trying to shine a spotlight on a mission to reduce the use of force and generate a larger conversation on police practices, christine. >> in times square, alexandra field. thank you for that. in washington, a few hundred protesters outside the department of justice, a few hundred grew to thousands weaving their way peacefully through the capital. blocking traffic as they marched fast 14th street bridge and do

. >> michaela, eric garner's daughter erica garner said this is not a black and whitish shoe and i thinkvery literal way and we're seeing that reflected back to us in the streets with these protesters the last two nights. you will see this is a diverse and eck electric group. kind of what you expect to encounter in new york city. one of the interesting things we saw is i was watching with this group marching from union square to columbus circle and it may have started as a concentrated group but people saw this group marching and joined in for a few blocks. they would chant with them, stop and reflect and maybe they would feel off but it's just this literal movement that was drawing people in who felt connected through these really broad concerns about how our communities, our police and who's doing the policing and who's overseaing the policing. where the accountability is. >> we've heard anecdotally from people who said "i was inconvenienced on my way home last night but it feels like this is something i don't mind that inconvenience fore." alexandra field, thanks so much. we appreciat

one super red, the other one, as you can see, very whitish. same fish, two different things. >> we'll eat the japanese way and the spanish way. i'll get the wasabi for the japanese. perfect. and now, a little bit of soy, like always. ladies, there you have the tuna honoring the traditions. but this is how i will do it if i was in spain. lemon, olive oil. oh, yeah. oh, yeah. plaque pepper. do you want to do the black pepper? one more touch. but you need to do it in the family style. with more -- high above and more stylish. like, if you were dancing flamenco. >> dad often sounds weird, but the tuna's driving him even more crazy than usual. >> i'm sorry. >> you talk too much. >> for all the fathers of the world, and you end up with me. okay, let's dig in. >> inez, this to me is the butter of the ocean. >> this is the butter of the ocean. >> you slept way too much last night. >> i have not been drinking. >> no. you slept too much. >>. >> finally, some tuna belly, cut nice and thick and grilled, almost like a steak. i hope they bring it medium rar

>> do you see the yellowish and kind of the whitish colors?off the brighter light basically, so they don't know. there are a couple of different things that could be causing it. if one is correct it could be a huge deal, right? have you heard of dark matter. most of our galaxy is made up on the dark matter. they say that spot could be evidence of the annihilation of dark matter. we don't have any proof that dark matter exists. that picture potentially could do it. >> you know, i haven't eaten all day, and now you have me wanting a milky way. >> that actually sounds pretty tasty right now. >> is there a milky way in the machine back there? i want one. >> what do you do? >> there's a little snack machine over there. i'm going to get a milky way in a second. >> what else do you have? >> we have one more mystery for you, don. this has to do with stonehenge, right? mystery has surrounded this thing for thousands of years. the basic consensus is this thing is used for spiritual worship and burials. one researcher now says maybe it has something to d

. >> this is not a black and whitish u. this is a national crisis. i believe this is a crisis.or white people to come out and show how deeply they was hurt and like asians and you know, different people from different nations and different parts of the world to come out and show that they felt the same way i felt on that video, i greatly appreciate it. it's like a sense of i'm not the only one that feels this way. he died in a horrible way, a horrible way, and for that person ramsey to give that video out to the world, i think he will be very proud at the way these protests is going without being violent. >> can you forgive the officer? >> can i forgive him? uhm -- eventually i can bring myself to forgiveness, but i would not forget what he did to my father. i'm sorry, i will not forget no matter, no matter, you know, how many sorries he say, how many cards he will send, how many tweets he'll send out, nothing's going to bring my father back so you need to do the right thing, admit that you was wrong and do your time and the rest of the officers as well. do your time. when you

, and meanwhile, the doctors and nurses say it is a medical complex, but this is a very black and whitish shoe. there either is or is not hamas infrastructure below the hospital. there is not a spectrum here. this is why it is an important fundamental claim here of the credibility claim of it is or is not there. and the u.n. says an independent commission or check to go in to look at what is underneath the hospital itself as the idf operations continue there. >> oren, can you talk know, or tell us more about the hostages whose bodies were recovered or discovered and recovered by the idf in this operation, and what are you hearing about this em? >> well, as you point out, number of israeli hostagings being held in gaza is 237. we learned more about two israeli hostages killed. the grandmother, the 65-year-old yehudit weiss who was the hardest hit on october 7th, and her husband was killed in the attack. her body was discovered near al shifa, and then they came out to say they had discovered the 19-year-old body of noa marciano, and they brought out her body. at the same time emily hand, an

because in this, this green carpet because of that light green, looks very whitish. >> the colors microscopicallyidentical to what overall carpet would be. >> instead, an even more sophisticated microscope. >> so let me just open this up -- >> -- can separate colors to separate fibers. we took another look. now you're talking. now peterson knew what to look for. >> when i was looking at the fiber at first i had no idea who had made it. i just knew it was very distinctive and i would recognize it instantly. >> but he didn't know where to find it. wayne williams was not yet on anyone's radar. he had freelanced as a tv cameraman who shot fires in overnight news. he told us -- >> i know the streets of atlanta. i've been around a while. being an ex-news reporter and all, nighttime is me. that's the time i'm out most of the time. >> now, almost 23, a wannabe music producer, he was trying to form a singing group modeled after the jackson 5. in fact, the afternoon lubie geter disappeared, williams says this receipt shows he had an alibi, auditioning young singers from 4:30 to 8:30 that evening. >> the st

they were whitish. there's a certain skepticism about them.ants crowded into the tenaments of new york's lower east side. throngs of children played in the streets. >> many nationalities gathered together in settlements of their own. >> they worshiped differently, had different religions, they're speaking yiddish, all things that are completely new to america. >> all of it horrified america's wealthy elite, the blue bloods of park avenue and fifth avenue. >> they begin to freak out. they freak out and say we can't allow all these hooards of new immigrants to come who are so different from us, they're going to change our country. these immigrants threaten everything they hold dear about america. >> so some of the nation's most prominent men got together and hatched a plan. >> these are men who saw themselves as the best and the brightest for sure. these are respected people. >> they put their money and prestige behind scientists who were studying so-called inferior races. a pseudo science called eugenics. >> whether you would be a good immigran

>> do you see the yellowish and whitish colors? it gives off this brighter light.'t know why. if one of them is correct, it could be a huge deal. have you heard of dark matter? they say most of our galaxy is made up of dark matter. they say that spot could be evidence of the annihilation of dark matter. so we don't have any proof that dark matter exists. that could prove it. >> i haven't eaten all day. now you have me wanting a milky way. is there a milk way way in the machine back there? i want one. >> maybe a snickers. >> there's a little machine over there. i'm going to go get a milky way in a second. what else do you have? >> one more mystery for you, don. this one has to do with stonehenge. the basic consensus is this thing is basically used for worship, spiritual worship and burials. but one researcher says maybe it has something to do with sound. that's next. what makes the sleep number store different? you walk into a conventional mattress store, it's really not about you. they say, "well, if you want a firm bed you can lie on one of those, if you want a so

. >> it is not black and whitish shoe, but it is a lot of moving factors, and it is hard to address that in one instance. >> reporter: and this student has not felt safe on the campus in some time, and the widely criticized congressional testimony made it worse. >> it feels like it is failed leadership. i expected a clear statement of where we are against the anti-semitism, and here is our plan or we need your help to implement this or that or instead of when hearing lack of response they attempt to evade. it just made us feel like we are alone in that, and i am sure that a lot of the muslim students are feeling same way. >> reporter: the presidents of harvard, the university of pennsylvania and m.i.t. came under scrutiny after they failed to condemn the calls for the genocide of jews as it related to the university policies against bullying and harassment. >> so, the answer is yes, that calling for genocide of jews violates harvard code of co conduct, correct? >> again, it depends upon the conduct. >> reporter: gay later apologized telling the "harvard crimson" that it was a mistake, bu

a police report says that letter contained a whitish-orange stance substance. have to kill me and my family before you get my gun, it read, anyone who wants to come to my house will be shot in the face t. right the bear sarms my constitutional god-given right and i will exercise that right till the day i tie. what is in the letter is nothing compared to what i've got planned for you. is the with thele over gun control behind tease threats? >> that's what that seems. it could be somebody on the other side trying to make their point by blaming the people who believe in gun rights. >> reporter: this latest round of threats has many wondering if ricin is becoming the weapon of choice for intimidation. >> rice isn't probably one of the worst ways to try to dill i kill somebody. so i don't see it as a threat in an actual capability to kill but rather to intimidate and attract publicity. >> reporter: now we just got off the phone with an fbi spokesperson, they say there have been no arrests and there are still no suspects labelled officially. so we'll wait and see how

and discrimination and murder of after condition american men by our law enforcement and there is a whitishis acknowledging that we have that problem and for our organization, we want to be very transparent of where we stand and the fact that we need to acknowledge this is a real problem in our country and you know atlanta is a place of civil rights and a lot of forefront leaders that come out of this area and i think we have to be one of those organizations that addresses this and addresses the origins of the problem and keeps the conversations going. that's what the town hall is about and i am going to speak to the entire organization. >> i want to ask you about the nfl recently did which is passing an expansion of the rooney ru reese witherspo rooney's rule. i think people look at that and think there should be more coaches of color. the majority of nfl and nba owners are white, the vast majority, what about that and may be if that's part of the problem? >> well, acknowledging that you need to put in a rule to grant access is the problem. we are trying to figure out how to over come a hi

. >> this isn't a black or whitish -- issue.can't. we want to live long enough to see some real change happen. >> irrespective of where you fall on the gun issue, increasing numbers of people are getting affected by gun violence, whether they're mass shootings, whether they're random street shootings. this community of survivors and family members is just continuing to grow and grow, and it's heartening that so many of them are aligning together to support one another. it's really moving, in fact, but it's a club that i hope i never join. but these days, you just never know. >>> hey, everyone. hey. it's jim gaffe again. i love "cnn heroes." i even have the "cnn heroes" mask. well, it's just a bib. we're going to give that to anderson later on. anyway, i've missed you, i have. it's been a long -- well, i had no idea it was going to be this long, did you? i didn't. i used to always say, hey, i want to spend more time with my family, but not this much time.

one super red, the other one, as you see, very whitish. -because the quantity of fat.] same fish. two different things. we're gonna eat it the japanese way and the spanish way. i'm gonna get the wasabi for the japanese style. perfect. and now a little bit of the soy, like always. ladies, there you have the tuna honoring the traditions of japan. but this is how i would do it if i was in spain. lemon, olive oil. oh, yeah. oh, yeah. black pepper. you want to do the black pepper? one more touch. but you need to do it in the andres family style. no, no. with more, more high above and more stylish. like if your dancing flamenco. [carlota] you know, dad often sounds weird, but the tuna is driving him even more crazy than usual. i'm sorry. you talk too much. for... for the fathers of the world. and you end up with me. okay, let's dig in. [carlota] you know, this to me is the butter of the ocean. [jose] these is the butter of the ocean. [carlota] you slept way too much last night. [jose] i've not been drinking. i've not been drinking. -[carlota] no, you've slept... you've slept

in this, this green carpet because of that light green looks very whitish. >> the colors seen microscopicallynot be identical. >> a more sophisticated microscope. >> let me open this up. >> can separate colors to identify a specific fiber. we took another look. now you're talking. now peterson knew what to look for. >> when what is looking at the fiber at first, i had no idea who had made it. i just knew it was distinctive and i would recognize it instantly. >> he didn't know where to find it. wayne williams was not yet on anyone's radar. he freelanced as a tv cameraman who shot fires and overnight news. >> i know the streets of atlanta. i've been around a while. been an ex-news reporter. nighttime is me. that's the time i'm out most of the time. >> now almost 23, a wanna-be music producer, he was trying to form a singing group modelled after the jackson five. this receipt shows he had an alibi, auditioning young singers from 4:30 to 8:30 that evening. >> the studio was a small demo studio. >> kathy andrews was co-owner of that studio. >> to my best recollection, he auditioned young kids for

mean, that's different races, but as far as the situation, i can't really say really a black and whitish shoe. it's about, you know, the police officer. abusing their power. >> and on that point, the new york police commissioner said the city will now retrain the entire department on the use of floor. mayor bill de blasio watched over some of the traping on thursday, as you see here. they already started this. he said garner's death is raising a lot of tough questions and it is important now to get it right. a judge ruled in releasing much of the testimony and evidence presented in the grand jury, but we did learn the jurors heard from some 50 witnesses and saw 60 exhibits during their nine months on the panel. we're also lerping about the officer at the center of the firestorm. our randi kaye reports. >> reporter: an eight-year veteran of the new york police department, officer daniel pantaleo comes from a family that has long served the city. his phatter is a retired new york city firefighter. his uncle, an officer with the nypd. >> he's the model of what we want a police officer to be

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a police report says that letter contained a whitish/orange substance.inous message. "you will have to kill me and my family before you get my guns," it read. "anyone who wants to come to my house will be shot in the face. the right to bear arms is my constitutional god-given right and i will exercise that right 'til the day i die. what's in this letter is nothing compared to what i've got planned for you." >> it could also be somebody on the other side trying to make their point by blaming the people who believe in gun rights. >> this latest round of threats has many wondering if ricin is becoming the weapon of choice for intimidation. >> ricin is the worst ways to try to kill somebody. i don't see it as a real threat as a capability to kill, but rather to intimidate and attract publicity. >> fbi officials have not made any official comment yet as to where this investigation is headed and what exactly they're doing here in this neighborhood. but several neighbors say late yesterday, they saw teams of fbi agents going in and out of this house, and taking

. >> reporter: the police report finding a plastic bag of whitish powder at the scene that incl e includedtant could provide assistance. she's still in the hospital unable to speak. she, too, tested positive for cocaine. family and friends wonder if they could have stumbled on something someone wanted to keep quiet. sources tell abc news they may have been working on an investigative documentary and may have been targeted. tragically you left this world. only time will heal what you leave behind. tell the world what happened in her husband's last moments. joining me now is lawrence, the chair of sciences. you say this is one of the most mysterious cases you have heard of. how so? >> it is. there are questions about how cocaine ended up in his stomach. was this voluntarily injected or forced to consume the drug. >> it's unusual for it to be in the stomach. it's not the preferred method. >> usually, they snort it or inhale it or they will sometimes rub it on their gums, sometimes inject it intravainously. sometimes they will ingest it, it's called parachuting. >> i have never heard that. if

about the diversity in the emmy nominations as opposed to what people talks about with the oscars so whitish. you really do see a lot of diversity with the emmys. a lot of tv shows reflect real life. so hopefully, tracee ellis ross will have a chance to win. blackish is on the air for a long time. people would have liked to see it win this time around. its time will be coming for sure. >> kim serafin senior editor from "intouch weekly," thank you so much. >> thanks so much. >>> after four hours of cable news, i'm going to go watch some tv now. thanks for watching cnn news roop. i'm natalie allen. >> i'm george howell. early start is next for viewers here in the united states and for other viewers around the world, stay with us. max foster continues newsroom live from london. . . >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >> breaking overnight. authorities find up to five suspicious devices. could be pipe bombs at a train station in new jersey. they blew up at least one of them. officials are on the scene right now. we have the very latest. >>> new developments in the investigation into the new

. >> george zimmerman's dad issued a statement saying hey, this isn't strictly a black and whitish shoeeorge zimmerman is a spanish speaking minority. just because you're a minority doesn't mean you can't be biased. does that make sense? >> it means absolutely nothing. research for 20 years now has found that large numbers of white folks and latino folks have anti-black bias. the fact that a person of color may have the same bias against black folks or other people have means nothing. there were black slave owners. that means absolutely nothing at all. >> more with tim weiss coming up. tim, thank you very much. >>> concerned black mothers, a group that caught our attention in the light of this trayvon martin killing. what mothers of young black males are telling their sons about how to survive in america today. it's a conversation you need to hear. this good... colors are more vibrant, words are pin sharp, everything is more brilliant. because when a screen becomes this good... it's simply you and the things you care about. the stunning retina display. on the new ipad. >>> back to our d

a lot of decisions that are made by prosecutors have little to do with what the black and whitish use are of the actual topography of those rules. it's about how the power is wielded. it refers back to his opening statement about how at best prosecutors can be such an asset. at the worst, if they're motivated by evil or some mechanism and means, they can be an injustice to society. i think he is a testament to the need to restore not only this notion about what the integrity means in terms of being politically independent, but also the idea that it was founded in part to address the extraordinary inequities and extraordinary racism experienced by black americans in this country and how far away from that stdecision to come. he would not even admit there was extreme racism. he was able to do it as a judge and the reason you've got this impact. he's confronting it head on and there is a great deal of optimism among prosecutors who are both humane and acknowledging what the shortcomings of our justice system are. if he's going to address it head on, i think there is an immediate boost an

it's not a black nor whitish shoe. >> it's about children being brought into this world and they needfter them. as i say, a check is not enough. >> wendy, here is the interesting thing. i am the product of a single parent, a mother. i was also abused as a kid. i have insight on this. my mother says to me, to this day,itis not her fought, i don't blame my moth ere. she says i wish i could have been around more. i was out working. perhaps it would not have happened to you or if your father was there. my father died when i was a young boy. if your father would have been there, you know what mom, i don't blame you, but i agree, had my parents been there, i probably would not have been molested as a child. >> it's important to remember that this idea of a traditional nuclear family with two adults both bilogically related to the offspring in the household is a new development. it came when we adopted farming and had to sit still. women and men parented in large groups of what ant poll gists called aloe parents. many people who had a biological interest in the child. part of the modern capi

because in this, this green carpet because of that light green, looks very whitish. >> the colors microscopicallyto be identical to what overall carpet would be. >> instead, an even more sophisticated microscope. >> so let me just open this up -- >> -- can separate colors to separate fibers. we took another look. now you're talking. now peterson knew what to look for. >> when i was looking at the fiber at first i had no idea who had made it. i just knew it was very distinctive and i would recognize it instantly. >> but he didn't know where to find it. wayne williams was not yet on anyone's radar. he had freelanced as a tv cameraman who shot fires in overnight news. he told us -- >> i know the streets of atlanta. i've been around a while. being an ex-news reporter and all, nighttime is me. that's the time i'm out most of the time. >> now, almost 23, a wannabe music producer, he was trying to form a singing group modeled after the jackson 5. in fact, the afternoon lubie geter disappeared, williams says this receipt shows he had an alibi, auditioning young singers from 4:30 to 8:30 that evening. >>

both of the pictures and pitches he's made this week have been to predominantly whitish shoes.s not addressing the number one issues that african-americans say is pivotal in this race, the justice of criminal justice reform. and when he talks about it, we know he's talking about law and order, that's a racist code word for lock up african-americans. >> but you know, professor, steven a. smith was on this program in spring of 2015 and said something similar. watch this. >> i definitely believe that the black vote has been taken for granted. i'm simply saying, let's not be so transparent in support of one party over another when that does not appear to be working for us. force people to flatter us. white folks do it, jewish folks do it, hispanic folks are doing it, why can't black folks do it? that's all i'm saying. >> professor swane, isn't that exactly what donald trump is saying? >> yes, i challenge african-american that is watching your show to listen to the speech that donald trump gave a few days ago about race and law and order. and one reason he's speaking to audiences th

in this, because of the light green, it looks very whitish. >> the colors seem microscopically is notcarpet would be. >> instead, an even more sophisticated microscope. >> i'm going to open this up. >> can separate colors to identify a specific fiber. we took another look. awe, now you're talking. now peterson knew what to look for. >> when i was looking at the fiber at first i had no idea who had made it. i just knew it was very distinctive and i would recognize it instantly. >> but he didn't know where to find it. wayne williams was not yet on anyone's radar. he had freelanced as a tv cameraman who shot fires and overnight news, he told us -- >> i know the streets of atlanta. i've been around a while. being an exnews reporter, nighttime is me. that's the time i'm out most of the time. >> now, almost 23, a wannabe music producer, he was trying to form a singing group modeled after the jackson 5. in fact, the afternoon lubie geter disappeared, williams said this receipt shows he had an alibi, auditioning young singers from 4:30 to 8:30 that evening. >> it was a small demo studio. >> k

>> to give an example, in the oklahoma city bombing, it was a whitish or yellowish cloud. that's indicative of an ammonia type device. there are others, but dark smoke means something to them. we are seeing dark smoke. from an expert standpoint, that is a clue in and of itself? >> yes, that is a preliminary clue as an investigatinvestigat also the sound of the explosion or the smell. until they get in there and start taking samples and determine the type of device, was there any projectiles? this was a device aimed at destroying a building? there is some significant structural damage on one side of the street. the other factor you have to take into consideration here is that the playtime of the bomb in between two tall buildings enhances the explosion. in other words, most normal explosions happen in a 360-degree circle. when that 360-degree circle hits a wall, it travels up the wall and then back down on the explosion. it would enhance the explosion in that particular position. >> really interesting analysis. thank you so much for your expertise. it's interesting that you

have well intentions and are going to get involved, and i don't think we need to make it a black and whitish black and white, it's based on right and wrong, and so if folks want to get involved whether you are black, white, asian or latino get involved in an organization that will turn things around. i think we need to be truthful and honest in the conversation to not get involved in organizations that makes us feel good but that is actually doing the work. for that person looking to get involved if you don't want to get involved in the oerg thank youization then support organizations that are on the ground level, whether it's financially or with other resources, but the movement requires everybody to do something, because that's where we are at this point. we have a critical point here in the city of baltimore? >> thanks as always. appreciate it. >>> still to come in the "newsroom," he heard the heartbreaking testimony from witnesses. what finally made the boston bomber cry? we will talk about that next. introducing new flonase allergy relief nasal spray. this changes everything. new flonas

it's whitish. >> i can see smoke. >> we hear cheers. it looks white. >> it looks white. >> kind of dark, kind of light. >> we're seeing smoke change before. >> certainly seems to be turning progressively more white. >> that is definitely not black smoke. it's white smoke. >> reporter: the website, istherewhitesmoke.com went from no to yes. thank you, pope francis. no longer will we have to endure even the commercials cluttered with tiny boxes showing a live image of the papal chimney. >> to order the incredible flexible hose. >> reporter: it is incredible enough to put out all that smoke? enjoy it while you can sea gull with the election over, they'll be dismantling your perch. jeannie moos, cnn, new york. >> i was one of them. i was definitely smoke chimney obsessed today. >> you and a billion others. >> exactly. >> thanks very much. aarerin burnett "out front" sta right now. >> i would like to pray for the lord so that the prayer of the people blesses also the new pontiff. >> the new pope asked for the people's blessing. good evening,

because in this, this green carpet because of that light green looks very whitish. >> the colors microscopicallyl to what the overall carpet would be. >> instead, an even more sophisticated microscope. >> so let me just open this >> so let me just open this up. >> can separate colors to separate fibers. we took another look. ah, now you're talking. now peterson knew what to look for. >> when i was looking at the fiber at first, i had no idea who had made it. i just knew it was very distinctive and i would recognize it instantly. >> but he didn't know where to find it. wayne williams was not yet on anyone's radar. he had freelanced as a tv cameraman who shot fires and overnight news. he told us -- >> you know, i know the streets of atlanta. i've been around a while. being an ex-news reporter and all, nighttime is me. that's the time i'm out most of the time. >> now almost 23, a wannabe music producer, he was trying to form a singing group modeled after the jackson 5. in fact, the afternoon lubie geter disappeared williams says this receipt shows he had an alibi, auditioning young singers from 4:3

goal without question, and a tough road ahead, but aislinn, for so many people in is a black and whitish shoe, and the dividing line has gone down that line as well, and my question is would a black lives matter and any other movements that support the overhaul of what you are speaking, would they support a white a police chief? or would the symbolism be too much? >> i really -- i really, i really don't take issue with the ethnicity or the racial makeup of whoever is in charge. and that really has little matter in what is done. what we need is a complete comprehensive policy overhaul. and so i am not looking for a figure head to come in and appease the optics of what is occurring, but a genuine complete overhaul of the system so that we will have real accountability, and that the people of chicago are truly protected and represented by our elected officials. >> i have to thank you for braving the cold. i know it is just brutal out there on the streets of chicago, and the temperature today. >> it s. >> and thank you for doing this today, but you look beautiful and the coat is fantastic an

black guy running through a neighborhood, maybe a whitish kind of neighborhood in the zimmerman case here, tracked down or watched by somebody and eventually shot. when you look at it that way, i understand the analysis. also it looks back then justice wasn't served and it finally did here. not to redefend george zimmerman from almost a decade ago, when you look at the facts, themselves, the the way that george is acting, talking to police, not chasing after trayvon after he was told not there, there was a four-minute span where trayvon came back. the juries to george. when you do look at it, there are many more differences than there are similarities. but i will grant this and i have fought this my entire career. there is no question that there are still ongoing advisers in the criminal justice system against a young black male. it is great we have this verdict to say it's not as much as it used to be ten years ago or 20 years ago. but let's be realistic about this also and i'm glad about this, that we are now in the age of video. we would not have had an arrest and certainly not a

since you mentioned the black-whitish shoe there, do you think it's gotten the sacme amount of out ragewould have gotten more had he been black? >> yes, i believe so. i believe the national attention would have been quicker responding. >> why so? >> that was the question i don't know because i think all young lives matter and it shouldn't be black or white. an unarmed teenager, it should matter just as much. >> the black lives matter community has supported you. >> yes, they have. >> and we're very grateful. >> and jesse jackson's camp has supported us, as well. any time an unarmed teen is shot by the police, and particularly shot from behind, in our view, with no probable cause, with no threat of harm, it's an issue that should concern us all. >> black lives matter and, as you said, every young life matters. listen, i wan to thank angie, ronnie and paul. >>> we'll be right back. ♪ the staff at this beautiful resort . . . will stay with you forever. ♪ especially if you don't leave. ♪ you got it booking right. booking.com booking.yeah toenail fungus? seriously? smash it with jublia! jubl

u i am at the forefront, the muslim attack, and i agree with fareed, it is not a simple black and whitish shoe. it is not just one word and there is at once islamist extremism, and you cannot just bury your head in the sand and say it is not islamic, but it is islamist. and it has to be be islamism. so when you say it has to be defeated by the islamic, and the only word they know of it is islam, and they know that it is the faith of islam and tlhereby they blame all of the muslims. on the muslims, there is another problem, because there are liberal muzslims out there attempting not just political reform or the democratic nature of the president referring to, but the reform of the faith, and they need the lexicon to distinguish the religion from the politization, and without that aisle will monopolize the discourse -- isil will mon op monopolize the discourse and win the debate. >> so you are saying it should be of all faith? >> well in one sense, islamism is to impose islam over all society, and that is going to man manifest violently and that is jihadism and politically, it can be manife

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. >> reporter: the police report finding a plastic bag of whitish powder at the scene that included heroinnswers is his assistant, catherine fuller. she was found next to him on the balcony, lying on the floor unconscious. she's still in the hospital unable to speak. she, too, tested positive for cocaine. family and friends wonder if they could have stumbled on something someone wanted to keep quiet. ugonding police are investigating if they had been forced to take drugs. sources tell abc news they may have been working on an investigative documentary and may have been targeted. rice leaves behind two daughters and a wife who said good-bye to her husband in this facebook posting. tragically you left this world and only time will heal the void you left behind. rest in peace, my darling. she waits along with police for catherine fuller to recover and tell the world what happened in her husband's last moments. joining me now is lawrence, the chair of sciences. you say this is one of the most mysterious cases you have heard of. how so? >> it truly is. there are questions about how cocaine ende

this is not a black-and-whitish unite. what is going on around the globe is a global economy and we are seeing it unfold. the thing we have to be very careful about when we're looking at this at home right now is there is a difference between how the stock market behaves, how corporate america is behaving, how governments and sovereign nations are performing. the stock market loves coordination. they want to see an attack to do something about it. but when you look at the sovereign nations and governments, to diane's point, fiscal austerity measures, getting your deficits in order, these are things that are going to take years to address. it's going to require the devaluation of currencies. but if you look right now at what's going on in corporate america, corporate america is still hoarding cash. they're tightening their belts. they are being extremely careful. this sets up for a very cautious 2012 and the u.s. cannot ignore. >> yeah. >> what's going on in europe and, frankly, what's going on in china. >> you know, muhamm

it sort of makes clear that this is not a black and whitish shoe for republicans when it comes to trump savior, maga forever, or trump is the devil incarnate. look, there is a larger middle ground between those two views within the gop. it is what i call kind of the gold watch electorate within the republican party. they want him involved in the party, but they don't want him to be the standard bearer again in 2024. that to me is the most fascinating slice of the party. because if they do remain steadfast, then that could make it a much more competitive primary in '24 if trump doesn't run. >> except trump has a say in this, right? >> sure does. >> it's very clear where he is about how you thread the needle. he doesn't want republicans doing it. >> this is the other thing, if you do have a primary where trump is in the race, you know, do the opponents carve out the vote? there is a precedent here, 2016. donald trump never got 50% in the primaries in 2015. he was a plurality nominee. you can be if you're running in a split field. that could help him in 2024. you don't need 51%. you can ge

prayer, father may i be the one who helps people to understand that even though it's a black-and-whitishhoe, like the bible is printed in black-and-white, i can read in the color because that's how i bring it to life. i want the positives to override the negatives, i want to t light to rise out of the darkness. use me as an instrument an instrument of peace, an instrument of hope. it would have to be father may i. if he's looking for somebody who can help make the difference, i'm available. father may i be the one? >> reverend mckain, beautiful words. my sentiment is that i believe there will be echos of that if not similar across the country this sunday. thank you for your time. thank you for your thought, sir. >> you're welcome. >>> the naacp news conference is expected this hour and we're going to bring it to you live when it happens but first, dylann roof looked into the face of an 87-year-old woman, an 87-year-old woman and still he shot her dead. he did the same to eight other victims, allegations say. so why did he do this? to start a race war? we'll explain why that fits the defi

. >> this is not a black/whitish shoe. police allege adrian peterson beat this child and left welts on his body. >> yes. and charles barkley isn't necessarily describing the differences or the nuance of this story in the most eloquent of ways but i agree with what he's trying to say which is this is a significant cultural thing and if you look at the polling, you will find that americans agree with charles barkley. in the south, significantly more southern americans support spanking your child versus those in the north. there's an educational barrier. those who have a college education tend to view spanking as bad. those who don't have a college education tend to agree with spanking your child as a form of discipline. so the conversation about adrian peterson is so much more than an nfl player. it is about this information getting out there and the science that has proven that spanking your child does not produce the desired results. but that information isn't out there and the country is very divided on this topic of span

if you look closely, it appears to show a whitish oval object about the size of a commercial airplaneexactly? "out front" now, retired u.s. navy pilot. thank you very much for joining us tonight. >> thanks, jim. thanks for having me. >> commander, you were in the cockpit there. explain to us what exactly you saw. >> yeah. when we -- there was two of us, two airplanes, four people. we had f-18s. we had got vectored out to the west. when we arrived, the cruiser with the aegis system said it was merge plot which means they couldn't break us up. as we both looked out the right side of our airplane we saw a disturbance in the water and a white object oblong pointing north moving erratically left, right, north, south, up, down, all around. as we started clockwise flow around the disturbance watching it i decided that i would go lower and the other jet stayed high to observe both of us. as i got to about the 12:00 position the object started to mirror us. now we're both in a clockwise flow opposite circles. the object is lower than me, i'm above him and i'm looking at him with my eyes. we ge

i turned around and immediately saw the whitish-brownish smoke billowing up four or five stories and i couldn't believe that, you know, could it be a bomb? and i stared at it and about five or seven seconds later, when the second one went off, i knew immediately that it was something coordinated or organized, because i had been a part down in the financial center, 9/11. so you immediately go back to the moments where okay, where is the third one going to be. so at that point, officials started getting everyone out of the marathon path, telling them to get away, get away as fast as you can. so i just ran to my hotel which was at the westin. >> one of the incredibly poignant aspects of all this today is that the event in itself, the boston marathon, the 26th mile of the event, was being honored in the memory of the victims of newtown, the 26 who lost their lives there. in fact, there were family members from newtown there. were you aware of that? what do you feel about somebody that would target such an event, knowing that people like that are there and that so many of the runners from

at the he makes the point -- i heard a young man saying the same thing, this is not a black and whitishy a class issue, it is a power authority issue. and that is the problem. >> well, it's also as issue of representation. i hear people talk about how the ferguson police department does not represent the city. so what? are you saying because the city has a certain racial composition, you therefore can't represent the people? the logical extension is obama should never be president because black people are 13% of the country. martin luther king told us to evaluate people on the content of their character, not the color of their skin. i think we're going backward. >> captain ron johnson has become the face of the security measures happening. he's charged with security in ferguson and he's speak now. let's take a look. >> tonight, we will ensure the safety of the citizens of ferguson, the visitors to ferguson, and the businesses of ferguson. we will also ensure that peaceful protests will be allowed in the city of ferguson. we will not allow vandals, is criminal lexts, to impact the safety

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