>> 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

>> 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

because in this, this green carpet, because of that light green, looks very whitish. >> the colors seenscopically is not going to 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 identify a specific fiber. we took another look. oh, 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 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 sin

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

. >> 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

his hair and skin looked whitish, certainly not the kim jong-il we have seen from pictures past. there have been all sorts of speculation in the korean media, you have to take that with a grain of salt, that they're recycling pictures -- north korean state media is recycling pictures from an earlier period trying to make him look more robust than he may be. trying to put him out there as if he is conducting normal activities. end of the day, we just don't know. i think there are plenty of signs that point to the fact that, that the succession process is under way. why now? well, i think it goes back to that, alleged stroke he had last august. that would certainly be a serious motivator. >> possible internal transition. let's talk for a moment about one of his sons, traveled recently to china. what do we know about his son? >> we don't know a lot. nup were one, we don't know a lot about north korea. inn up were two, we don't know a lot about the north korean government. once we peel back those two sets of unknowns we don't know that much about the family. now, we do know that the

that but by the fact you're talking about the civil rights movement, you're talking about black/whitishesrting from there and moving on. you talked a little bit about what happens next. you said it's a short story. but will there be a backlash to the beck rally or will his message resonate with african americans, at least in part? >> no. well, look, i mean, he had a religious revival and religious revivals have an ability to appeal across all political lines because it's a spiritual appeal but his message yesterday on the mall was not political. it was certainly not about reclaiming the civil rights movement despite all the hype. he tried to associate himself with king a lot, but i don't think that play really was sincere and i don't think it's going to really help build those bridges between the conservative movement and african americans. that is something that is important to do. it is important that we have a deep, polarized debate about race in politics. we don't want the fault lines to exist but we need to confront the reality of our history here. it's rooted in the fact that slaver

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

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

watching some of the social media, most people put it as a black-whitish u, and in some way it's kindople who think that way. anyway, back to the subject at hand. let's talk about what happened inside the courtroom, and i want to talk about what the prosecution, what the defense is going through right now. you heard mark o'mara. i'm bringing in jeff gold now who is a prosecutor and an attorney. mark o'mara says he can't eat, he can't sleep, he lost weight. i saw him up close and personal today. he is very skinny. also other members of the team as well, the defense team, can't sleep, can't eat, also very thin. don west as well when i saw him today. what are they dealing with? they didn't seem to be as -- in as good a mood as the prosecution when i bumped into them in the elevator today. >> today. and i think yesterday they were in a better mood. first of all, once the jury is out, there is nothing you can do, so you're just waiting. in most situations you go back to your office, start to do some of the work you've been avoiding, just try to do something else. that's one thing. i though

. >> 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

remember, you've got the cone of uncertainty, the area shaded in the whitish color, the storm could moveloser to the coast which would be worse conditions obviously for the coast, or it could veer a little more to the east, which would be a little bit better. but one thing you can expect, very rough conditions, rough suf, obviously some monster waves, as we wrap up quickly. we'll show you the windfield we were talking about. hurricane winds probable in the areas shaded in red. that's where you're going to have the strongest winds, as you spread out, the winds will be weaker, back towards columbia, south carolina and towards richmond. but along the coast, they're going to catch the brunt of it. and the brunt of the biggest waves will be on the coast. eventually moving into places like massachusetts near cape cod. you can see we have martha's vineyard and we have the just the coastal, from long island you're going to have rough conditions, but as this point you have tropical storm warnings, watches, up and down the coast from the carolinas to maine. it's something we'll be dealing with thr

. >>> for anyone who thinks illegal immigration is merely a black and whitish here's the situation thathows how very, very murky it can be. this week a college newspaper in fresno california outed the student body president as an undocumented immigrant. pedro ramirez parents brought him to the u.s. a mere three years of age. even didn't know he was illegal until his senior year in high school. so, this case gets very murky because under california law illegal immigrants can pay in-state tuition if they meet certain requirements. the state supreme court just upheld that this week. some 25,000 people have taken advantage of this law in california thus far than outing of ramirez comes amid a debate whether children of undocumented immigrants should be given a pathway to citizenship and ramirez, he hopped on the phone with us early this morning and spoke with his current status. >> i don't have a pathway right now for me to become a citizen or at least a resident, you know. my goal is not to become a citizen which is truly my wish to become an american citizen to become at least a resident

he also testified a figure wearing darker clothing was straddling a figure wearing a whiti whitish/reddish jacket. you see the side panels there. that's what we call them. that's what you missed during the break. read those. let's listen in again. >> when you stepped out, you mentioned two individuals that you describe. did you see anybody else out there? >> not at first. >> okay. at some point later on did you see individuals? >> at the very end, after. >> when you were stepping outside, did you notice any other neighbors peeking out or anything from any of the windows? >> my focus wasn't on that. . >>> at the point. where you are seeing the two individuals, one on top of the other, i think you describe a straddling position, can you see the person on the bottom, their hands? >> they were at a side-view, so i don't think so. >> could, by that, could you tell whether the person on the bottom had a gun out already? >> no. . >> you can't say one way or the other? >> i can't tell, no.>> you can' other? >> i can't tell, no. . >> sir, i'm going to play the 911 recording and we'll walk throu thr

and you will see it white and icy and those are the areas to avoid except that as you drive on the whitish now, silt is shg now, it is a catch 22, because the white parts are traction, and they are not shiny and glazed like a zamboni went over the roads, because as i came in today i thought i was better driving a zamboni to work rather than the volkswagen. >> let me tell you about the pleasure of riding a zamboni when i worked in green bay, wisconsin, and i will never forget it. >> one of my friends on the back of the car from ontario says that my other car is a zamboni and i should have borrowed it today. >> yes, you should have. driving in atlanta under those conditions is not good. all right. thank you, chad. >>> sure. >>> getting married? then you know that weddings can cost a mint, but they can be done without going into debt. just recycle this couple's idea. i keep track of my entire business on this spreadsheet... and all of these. paid invoices go right here. bang! - that hasn't been paid yet. - what? - huh-uh. - all my business information is just a phone call away-- to my wife...

>> 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

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

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

. >> 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

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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blue moons are usually whitish gray, gold or reddish. the next chance to see one is in 2018. really do see them only once in a blue moon. there you go. i saw it. gorgeous. >>> fires continue to rage across parts of drought-stricken california. derek van dam is here. and they can't see the moon because of all the flames. >> you are looking at one of the 12 major fires ongoing across california and oregon in the western united states. look at this fire threatening this building. this is in lake county. this is known as the rocky fire. 18,000 acres burned. 5% containment. natalie mentioned a moment ago, the drought-stricken u.s. state of california. let me show you this visualization from nasa. we just came across this. i believe they just released it. this is accumulated rainfall total from the the start of the year, january 1st through the middle of july. do you see the difference? the extreme nature in our rainfall totals over the eastern half of the u.s. this is 40 inches plus, near oklahoma and texas remember we had the flooding there. see the colors missing over the wester