smith, along with representative bruce antone from orlando, they're working to do just that. >> now, let me ask you, lisa, i want to show you a graph that really caught my eye. it shows justifiable homicides after stand your ground. here are the murders in florida from 2000 to 2005. in april of 2005, stand your ground was signed into law. check out the spike in homicides after stand your ground became law, lisa. tell me what the graph shows you. >> yes. well, it shows the huge increase in justifiable homicides. translation, people shooting and killing other people and getting away with it, without any legal accountability. and i have a chapter about this in my book. it's not just florida. you see that pattern repeated in all the stand your ground states. and you don't see it in the nonstand your ground states where the numbers stay roughly flat. so we are talking about a real body count here. >> so let me stop you right

anton, what about that?s has said famously that even his own company amazon will reach a point where it will be eclipse by other new economic model, new management model or et cetera. it won't happen hopefully soon according to jeff bezos, the suggestion that has perhaps already happened to apple. what do you think? >> well, see our office is about five miles from the campus in cupertino and i have spent a good part of my career in san jose and silicon valley and the buzz in silicon valley is at a high level i've seen it in years past and what we're seeing in the shareholder meetings, so we have a billion dollar business with our apple i.t., itv, and that is a $99 item. this is way discount from what ipads and iphones were selling at premium dollars. so, you know back it your question, the innovation is going to be a key. changing behavior. changing society. products that are brand new, never seen before. that to me is questionable. but as far as solid company, yes, but as far as innovation, i'm looking some

anton, republican leaders wasted no time bouncing on the cbo report.. let's listen. >> what is particularly troubling is cbo's projection of the labor force participation. >> the law is going to drive 2.5 million full-time workers out of the economy. just like that, gone. >> was that the reaction that you expected? >> of course, i expect the same thing from these guys every single time. they've tried to repeal the affordable care act more than 40 times and they have never had anything good to say. why should anybody be surprised that they have something negative to say about this? it's not people leaving the labor force. the cbo report doesn't say that part-time work will be any higher after the affordable care act than it was before the affordable care act. but the big thing that really is missing are the number of inturp neuros who are leaving jobs to start their own businesses and will create other jobs, by the way, because of the affordable care act, because they don't have to worry about not getting health care insurance. they can get the things t

before becoming a senior obama administration official and health care guru, anton dunn was in south you. let's start with the question people not familiar with south carolina politics are asking right now, what took so long? >> well, there's a lot of reasons it took long, and the first reason is, pitch fork ben tillman, the governor of south carolina in 1890, who oversaw the constitutional convention that transformed the state and snatched away voting rights and other political rights to african-americans and for 142 years we've had a drought where african-americans haven't had the ability to ascend to a statewide office. we've elected people to the legislature, but never to a statewide office. you can thank ben tillman for putting that in place and making it difficult across the country, but the example primarily is here in south carolina. >> senator tim scott, as you know, running to remain in the senate after being appointed back in 2012 when jim demint stepped down. house minority leader says, quote, the color of his skin, certainly is not representative of the way that he votes

enero, aparentemente se metiÓ en la disputa pero el que hiriÓ mortalmente al estudiante fue su hermano anton un caos vial, estuvo cerrado por horas cerca de la ruta 880 debido que un camiÓn de carga que transportaba un inmueble portÁtil tomÓ semÁforos y cables en la intersecciÓn con la calle monroe. >> el chofer sufriÓ heridas leves tardaron horas en arreglar la seÑal de transito y los cables. >> (♪). >> una mujer muriÓ en un tiroteo con la policÍa ayer en la noche cuando dos oficiales respondieron a los llamados de la lÍnea de emergencia. >> al llegar a la vivienda ubicada la mujer de 62 aÑos presuntamente amenazÓ a agentes con un arma y al no soltarla uno de los oficiales se sintiÓ amenazado y disparÓ contra ella. >> un hombre se debate entre la vida y muerte tras ser golpeado por un bate de bÉisbol en san francisco. >> el ataque ocurriÓ el martes a las 2 de la tarde en la cuadra de la calle. >> la vÍctima le dieron varios golpes en la cabeza y los brazos. >> el sospechoso es un hombre de unos 40 aÑos que se dio a la fuga. >> una persecuciÓn policial terminÓ en tragedia anoche, oficiales d

though authorities have not found her body anton is held in jail accused of her murder. >> san jose state students may have to go through diversity training, one of the possible recommendations of a task force. it met last night in response to four students charged with a hate crime accused of bullying a black student for weeks. the group will look at what rules, policies and procedures need to be changed or new ones created. students who attended say while they are glad the task force is working to make changes, they think san jose state has a way to go. >> san jose and the bay area diverse population but i think as far as having knowledge about the different cultures is very different from just having statistics. yes, we're diverse but you know, with our knowledge about the different cultures i think that could be worked on. >> the task force includes students, faculty and alumni. recommendations are due by the end of april. >>> 4:37. let's turn to our microclimate forecast. yesterday's heavy rains caused all kinds of problems, ponding and flooding on roadways. but that was just the beg

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biathlon in which russia also have high hopes with anton chipotle in competing he won bronze in vancouver four years ago and also had already been a display of true olympic spirit that please tell us more. yes it is only day one but the olympic spirit is on full display basically the german skiers were going to be under prepared for their events the german skates and biathletes as well because that a machine that was used to propel machine that is used to prepare their skis has broken now they look for assistance they approached a number of other federations including austria looking for help but they refused to help however russia did step in lending them this the machine up putting rivalry to one side so that the german skiers and biathlon competitors can prepare properly for their event so it's very early stages of these olympic games but the olympic spirit is very much on display now a few moments ago i mentioned the five gold medals that were up for grabs on saturday but let's find out a little bit more about les's medals with my colleague andrew fabio. it's what all ashley since saw

in a men's cross-country race, anton [ non-english language ] -- there you go -- [ non- english language ] fell and broke his ski during the semifinals. then a canadian coach probably ran under the track and gave the man a replacement ski and he finished the race with some dignity, although far behind the other competitors. >> what was his name again? >> nice, though, right. [ non-english language ] >> and [ non-english language ] >> i'm glad those were your reads. >>> 4:3 on your wednesday. a school bus driver defend himself when a teen attacks. the fight that put dozens of students in danger, coming up. >> plus inside an avalanche one survivor's close call is caught on camera. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, driver last month. the >>> look what happened on a school bus. this isn't wisconsin. a teenager ran up and punched the driver last month. the driver didn't back down. he went after the boy who hit him and the two started fighting in the aisle there. the bus is still going. the bus is still rolling. it ran into three cars. that boy was arrested the driver was fired. the union is trying to get his jo

scenes in his latest film in infamy the repeated quote by former manchester united footballer eric anton who also walk at a press conference in eighteen eighty five after being convicted of assault. when the sea eagles. follow the trawler it is because they think sardines will be thrown to see you very much the hollywood star was later spotted walking a red carpet wearing a band over its head with the words i am not famous anymore britain and france. the bus troubles began when internet commentators noticed striking similarities between his short film howard can't or dot com and a graphic novel written by ken new clothes yet to apologize to the artists via twitter but the tweets on the compound this problem when commentators noticed that the asa appeared to be plagiarized up the locals and tourists alike when it's every stop in the bar drink made of steel cutting thought that inspired by the nod at the big cheese eccentric sketches of falling objects constructed by acclaimed french cars people i'm actually in better off around two sculptures times a team needs is two and is adorned with

scenes in his latest film in infamy the repeated quote by former manchester united footballer eric anton who also walk at a press conference in eighteen eighty five after being convicted of assault. when the sea eagles. follow the trawler it is because they think sardines will be thrown to see you very much the hollywood star was later spotted walking a red carpet wearing update over its head with the words i am not famous anymore britain and france. the bus troubles began when internet commentators noticed striking similarities between his short film howard can't or dot com and a graphic novel written by ken new clothes yet to apologize to the artists via twitter but the tweets on the compound this problem when commentators noticed that the asa appeared to be plagiarized. xian american doubles you joker seen me come as branded as with the kids and saw a promotional video from a talent for us to take ruby beach takes us in each row came back and forth on this meant that the message even the games of only being in the uk the thirty three second video released by the canadian institute of

anton on that note of optimism are going to wrap up this into the o want to thank you run all three men for taking the time to speak to staff that cost ninety outside world to be wrapping up that this program thank you for working the business into the health costs ninety f and d stay with us we have more news coming your way. beyond business. you have hbo six the government wants to see his support for domestic cleaning products to support and jokes and your business to the canadian from stable and whether or not it actually pays off. beyond that it's puzzling that awful spring to come home the though the i guess. i do i did. moon. and when. at all. the road. we knew when the structure doris will be reduced to a moratorium on inspections of small medium size businesses has been declared in context and the sultan as a buyer has announced domestic measures to improve the conditions for business development because extent that it affirms torture. get people to extend the right to the new sds signed a decree on measures to improve conditions for development of a dealership in the country.

sprint event but there was disappointment for russia's anton should pull in he finished fourth and he was less than one second behind the athlete who claimed the bronze medal and mention there was also a remarkable display by the netherlands they secured a one two three gold silver bronze in the men's five thousand meter speed skating event in the arena spend kramer successfully defending the title that he won in vancouver four years ago but again disappointing for russia with dennis and even finishing sixth and seventh respectively so there's been no medals for russia on day one but after the first round of the team event in the figure skating russia do currently lead the standings there now the owner of the first gold medal of the sochi twenty fourteen winter olympics went to american sage kotsenburg he won gold for the united states of america in the snowboarding slopestyle event so let's take a look at the medals table for what it's worth after officially the first day of these winter olympics norway lead the way with those two gold medals that they've got to their names while the

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gets underway in around thirty minutes time and there were high hopes for russia in that event with anton shapiro in competing he was a bronze medalist in vancouver four years ago yeah show of course thank you for bring us up to date but we know that there's already been a display of true olympic spirit tell us more about that. yes it's only day one of these games but the olympic spirit is very much on display now the german skiis and biathlon competitors were going to be under prepared for that event because the machine they use a special machine a high tech machine that's used to prepare this case had broken now they asked around a number of federations including austria who simply refused to help but russia came in and lends a hand lending them them a shame so the german athletes can be fully prepared for their event the russians putting their rivalry to one side to help the opposition now is the german olympic sports confederation president says that i have never experienced this kind of solidarity before in my time as an official said the olympic spirit firmly on display in such a no

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she joins bonnie blair and apollo anton ono.a big day of competition, there's two new events debuting today, we're going to show you what those are coming up in about 20 minutes. janelle wang, nbc bay area news. >> pretty great company to be in i'd say. >> thanks, janelle. >> well, you can catch all of the olympic excitement starting at 3:00 here on nbc bay area with men and women's cross country skiing, women's luge and women's slopestyle skiing. >> then in prime time starting at 8:00, gold medal finals for men's half-pipe snowboarding and women's ski jumping. 90 years waiting for that. the pairs short program in figure skating. >> one person you won't see tonight during our prime time broadcast is bob costas. matt lauer will be filling in while k. bob has been dealing with an eye infection so deserves a rest. >> he does. what terrible timing. how good he is at that. >> time 6:10. still ahead, deep freeze in the south but will atlanta be ready for round two of severe weather after round one brought that city to a halt. new deta

they include her, and speedskaters bonnie blair and apollo anton ono.up in 15 minutes we want to show you two new olympic sports. there are two more debuting today and we're going to bring that to you. from the sochi games, janelle wang. >> we'll look forward to it. thanks. >> you can catch all of the olympic excitement starting at 3:00 this afternoon right here on nbc bay area with men and women's cross country skiing, women's luge and women's slopestyle skiing. then prime time at 8:00 tonight, gold medal finals for men's half-pipe snowboarding, women's slopestyle skiing, women's ski jumping as well, ski jumping for the first time. plus the pairs short program in figure skating. >> it is 5:09. san mateo county leaders are cracking down on prostitution in massage parlors. the board will discuss revisions to the ordinance including rules what kind of clothes the employees can wear. the ordinance would limit parlor hours and require employers to leave doors unlocked while doing their business. it comes after the sheriff's office made at least two prostitu

other thing real quick -- the other thing i wanted to mention was a beautiful moment was the skier, antona, this got a lot of attention when he needed help getting down a mountain with a broken team and a coach from another team, from the canadian team, to help him. that was an amazing moment of sportsmanship. i think a lot of people thought that was a really great thing that represents what the olympics are all about. >> exactly. >> no, you're absolutely right. but nothing comes close to rescuing stray dogs. up next, a fresh look at one of 2016's most powerful players. the hillary clinton book that has washington talking. we'll hear from its authors as we cycle on. is everything? there's nothing like being your own boss! and my customers are really liking your flat rate shipping. fedex one rate. really makes my life easier. maybe a promotion is in order. good news. i got a new title. and a raise? management couldn't make that happen. [ male announcer ] introducing fedex one rate. simple, flat rate shipping with the reliability of fedex. as a police officer, i've helped many people in the

antone from belarus wild the crowd in the men's ariel. the crowd in the men's arial.e most gold medals. russia and the u.s. have running -- have won the most in total. ryan chilcote joins us to break down what we need to know. justyear ago, profit was under 6 billion. it came in at just under 8 billion. iron ore contributing 6.5 billion of that nearly a billion. it is a diversified mining company. rice is in the second half of the year jumped by 15%. if you look at the seaborne china of which -- dominates about 70% to 80% of the market. the demand for iron ore continues to grow in china. the bad news is, this year, in less than two months, prices have fallen by about seven percent. we have looked at the numbers and the forecast is that the price is set to fall every year for the next four years. -- that is notng good. chinas part of rebalancing its economy. modernizing, stuff like that. bhp could do ok. they are a low-cost iron ore producer. they could ride that out better than their competitors. also about cost-cutting. it is an industrywide problem. >> during the bo

at the cross-country venue, russian skier, anton garafvov taking a nasty spill but helped by the coach>> a nice moment there with the olympics are all about. there was heartbreak at today's games as well. one of america's olympic hopefuls in the half-pipe, because the women's half-pipe is going on as we speak, carol, 17-year-old ariel gold, she hurt her wrist during practice. she had to withdraw from the event. can you imagine coming all wait to sochi and not being able to compete the day of the event. heartbreaking for her. however, the other american medal hopefuls are through to the finals. so we will have to see how they do tonight. how warm is it there today? >> reporter: a dreadfully chilling 54 degrees now. >> rachel nichols, many thanks. thank you for joining me today. i'm carol costello. >>> at this hour, john berman and michaela pereira starts now. > >>> a catastrophic ice storm with power outages that could last for a week. as you sit there in the dark, why on earth aren't power lines buried underground to begin with? >> a great question. >>> the second black justice to ever

and he apparently collected old phones and big game trophys and that is where we found 38-year-old anton he grew up here and went to school in new york and fighting a governor he says is corrupt. >> he wants to take it all, all the money, all the luxury things, not thinking about his people, about his country. >> reporter: this city has always been a fall line for ukraine in this street right now is the fault line inside of kiev and we have come from the administration building and occupied by thousands and on this side of the street are people who still support the government. and he was born here. she is proud the city was ukraine's first soviet capitol and thinks the protesters are treasons. >> translator: they are all brain washed and stand for freedom but we don't want their freedom. >> reporter: a few hundred feet behind her the pro-soviet camp is by the largest lennon statute in russia and hundreds defend connection to a russia that is only 20 miles away. >> translator: and it was a former city official and his entire life he looked east with pride and he cannot bear to look acros