>> oh, hi, we're brianna's family.asha, and he's... >> enjoying every minute of this. >> oh, this is so embarrassing. >> bri, why don't you let me get your little brother a free dairy manilow? they are my favorite. >> here. >> thanks. >> you're welcome. get out. >> well, it looks like you're doing a great job. >> she sure is. >> oh, honey, we are so proud of you. >> you are? >> yes, we are. >> even joaquin? >> don't hold your breath waiting on that one. >> it's nice to see you take on some responsibility. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. all right. you're embarrassing me. get out. >> wait, you're wearing a beak, but we're embarrassing you? >> get out. >> oh, my baby. [ chuckles ] psst. hey, bri. [ clucking ] >> don't do that. oh. thanks for the free ice cream! >> you two, we need to talk -- now. >> oh, yeah. >> uncle brown, how can you eat at a time like this? >> like this. >> if something happens to miss perthalene, i wouldn't be able to live with myself. >> it's not your fault, cora. >> i basically threw her outside. i mean, i s

>> brianna, thanks so much. much more to talk about on that later this morning. >>> let's go to egypt right now where there was bloodshed overnight, really all over the weekend. in the city of grapa one soldier was killed. over the weekend, more than 70 egyptians killed in cairo, most of them supporters of deposed president mohamed morsi. reza has been following this all in cairo. reza, what's the latest this morning? >> reporter: you get the sense here, kate, this conflict is getting closer and closer to a decisive stage. you have the muslim brotherhood and supporters of the ousted president on one side, the military backed interim government on the other. they've been in a dead like. what's different is the rhetoric, the threats, they're intensifying, the violence is increasing, more people are being killed, and what could be coming is more bloodshed. in egypt, fear and nervous anticipation is growing for a decisive crackdown on the supporters of ousted president mohamed morsi. for nearly a month, thousands of

hello, brianna. brianna? >> listening to that loud music is gonna damage your hearing. >> what?ng already. let me fix that. >> okay! no, mr. brown. i'm just kidding. i can hear just fine. >> girl, you better stop that. the lord gonna make that happen for real. you gonna go deef. i'm telling you, i don't play like that. mnh-mnh. that's why i can hear like a snake. >> snakes don't have ears. >> oh. well, anyway, i can hear a rat pee on cotton. y'all hear that? y'all didn't hear that? >> think cora is calling you. >> yeah. i hear it. yeah. i can hear it. yes? huh? say what? yeah. i hear. i heard. cora, i'm coming! >> she's not home, is she? >> no. >> good one, baby. good one. [ laughs ] come on. >> uh, uh, sasha, can you pick up my red blouse from the cleaners? i want to wear that to tracy's party. >> well, have you finished your essay yet? >> huh? >> no essay, no partay. >> come on, baby. let's go before all the good shoes are picked over. >> sure. can't wait. yay. >> bye. this is the worst! >> i guess you better get started. >> hey, uh, why don't you help me? >> let me think abou

brianna keilar joins us from the white house.s the white house reaction to all of this, this request now to leave? >> reporter: well, a couple of things, suzanne. first off, they're not happy, as you can imagine, but one of the things that we heard from jay carney is they want clarification from the russian government on exactly what the status of edward snowden is, and we also heard from the spokesperson for the state department that, as far as we know, the highest level communication -- and this is pretty high -- is that secretary of state john kerry has called his counterpart, russian foreign minister sergei lavrov, and he's communicated to him, not only wanting to know the status but also if snowden does leave the moscow airport, the u.s. would find this very disappointing. i know to the average person this sounds pretty mild, but once you put that through the diplo speak filter, it sort of says the u.s. will be very upset if he is able to go beyond the moscow airport. >> got to translate the diplo speak a little there, brian

brianna? >> not surprising there. i'm sure many people, most of the folks involved in this case, are playing that terrible waiting game right now. martin savidge, great interview. thank you for that. >>> coming up, our experts will debate that interview. plus, you'll hear from one of the people that mark o'mara blasted throughout this trial, benjamin crump. he is the attorney for trayvon martin's family. we have that coming up as we await the jury's decision in the george zimmerman trial. stay right here with us. ready? happy birthday! it's a painting easel! the tide's coming in! this is my favorite one. it's upside down. oh, sorry. (woman vo) it takes him places he's always wanted to go. that's why we bought a subaru. (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> before the break you heard from the george zimmerman defense lawyer, mark o'mara. we have reached out to the trayvon martin family for interviews. they are, though, waiting until after the verdict to give those. the attorneys for martin's parents

brianna keilar is at the white house following this for us.ur times in a year. what did you pick up on this speech that was new? >> reporter: that's one of the big issues, chris, what is new? i think you're trying toss president obama try to get momentum with him message. the problem for him is he's well into his second term, the iron is no longer hot, and he's struggling to get the upper hand, as he has some battled ahead with congressional republicans. >> it's good to be home in illinois. >> reporter: it's the political equivalent of hitting the reset button, leaving a steamy washington and with it his administration's troubles, controversies, surveillance leaks, a stalled immigration overhaul, and turmoil in the middle east, taking his economic message on the road and taking credit as well. >> we've been able to clear away the rubble of the financial crisis. we're starting to lay a new for understandings for more durable economic growth. >> reporter: his case, unemployment following the financial crisis hit 10%. now it's 7.6%, acknowledging

i am brianna keilar, as you heard suzanne say.oment you will hear those instructions so i want to bring in our expert legal panel now. sunny hostin, cnn legal analyst and former federal prosecutor. she was in the courtroom today in sanford, florida. faith jenkins, a prosecutor. trent copeland, a criminal defense attorney. of course, don lemon also joining us from florida. you know, sunny, i want to ask you first. because you were theren

brianna keilar is taking it from here live from washington.ry much. i am in for brooke baldwin today. let's get right back to the zimmerman trial where lead detective chris serino is on the stand. >> -- as well, testimony under oath. we had -- the conversation with your last testimony that talked about the ongoing investigation that you were in charge of regarding this case. you were the chief investigating officer, correct? >> yes, sir. >> did there come a time that you met with tracy martin and his girlfriend, brandy green, in your office? >> yes, sir, there was. >> do you recall about how many days after the event of the shooting that was? >> it was either the day after or the day after the -- i think it was the 28th. >> okay. what was the purpose of you bringing mr. martin and miss green to your office? >> to bring them up to speed as far as the progress of the investigation, where we were at that point. >> okay. they had some concerns, did they not, as to whether or not mr. zimmerman at that point had been arrested? >> yes, sir. >> were y

i'm brianna keilar in for brooke baldwin. thank you for joining me.mmerman let the judge know there is still a chance he could testify in his defense in his trial. interesting exchange. let's listen to this between judge deborah nelson and the florida man charged with second-degree murder. >>> have you made a decision, sir, as to whether or not you want to testify -- >> i object to that question. >> overruled. have you made a decision as to whether or not you want to testify in the case? >> i object to that question. i think that's -- >> overruled. the court is entitled to enquire of mr. zimmerman's determination as to whether or not he wants to testify. mr. zimmerman, have you made a decision as to whether or not you want to testify in this case? >> no. not at this time, your hono

white house correspondent brianna keilar has more for you. >> reporter: in houston late sunday, someense moments as trayvon martin supporters marched close by a group backing george zimmerman and stand your ground laws. earlier, emotional rallies in some 100 cities across the country echoing president obama extraordinary personal comments, trying to explain the pain african-americans are feeling. >> trayvon martin could have been me. 35 years ago. >> reporter: protesters demanding federal civil rights charges and supporting the president's call for states to reconsider stand your ground laws. >> if trayvon martin was of age and armed, could he have stood his ground on that sidewalk? and do we actually think that he would have been justified in shooting mr. zimmerman who followed him in a car because he felt threatened? >> reporter: republican john mccain says stand your ground laws need to be rethought. >> i'm confident that the members of the arizona legislature will and because it is very controversial legislation. >> reporter: beyawn say and jay-z came out to stand with trayvon ma

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. >> reporter: brianna mullen, a junior at the university of california berkeley calls the new rate fortudent loans a hardship. she says a rate of 6.8% will add $1,300 to her long-term debt when she's already putting herself through college and working two jobs to hold down her debt. >> i think it's really unfair for students to be in this place where they can't even bet on the next three years, you know, or they can't even bet they'll be able to finish their college degree and still be able to afford rent after they graduate, let alone even finding a job in their desired profession. >> it's very discouraging and it's very disappointing. >> reporter: anthony, a senior, worries the new rate will harm veterans. this man has been on five deployments and is also a counselor for veterans who need loans for college expenses not covered by the g.i. bill. because the new rate will add $2,600 to the average debt, he says some veterans won't even consider college. what are they facing that that $2,600 will make such a difference? >> they're already having transitional struggles. i'm concerned as

. >> reporter: brianna mullen, a junior at the university of california, berkeley, calls the new rate student loans a hardship. she says a rate of 6.8% will add $1,300 to her long-term debt when she's already putting herself through college and working two jobs to hold down her debt. >> i think it's really unfair for students to be in this place where they're... can't even bet on the next three years, you know? or they can't even bet that they'll be able to finish their college degree and still be able to afford rent after they graduate, let alone even finding a job in their desired profession. >> it's very discouraging and disappointing. >> reporter: anthony paolino, a senior at providence college, worries the new interest rate will harm veterans. paolino, who's been on five deployments, including iraq and afghanistan, is also a counselor for veterans who need loans for college expenses not covered by the g.i. bill. because the new rate will add $2,600 to the average student debt, he says some veterans won't even consider college. what are they facing that they $2600 is making such a

>> thanks so much, brianna.f you have one. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> happening now, gripping testimony of trayvon martin's mother and george zimmerman's mother take the stand, both saying they heard their own son screaming in the 911 tape. >>> also, an embarrassing backtrack by the state department, now admitting secretary of state john kerry was on his yacht during egypt's coup. >>> plus, a cnn exclusive. 20 kinds of explosives, each capable of bringing down a plane. we're going to go inside the tsa's bomb training class. we want to welcome our viewers here in the united states and around the world. wolf blitzer is off today. i'm john berman. you're in "the situation room." >>> one of the most anticipated days of the george zimmerman trial and a series of blockbuster witnesses, including trayvon martin's mother and george zimmerman's mother. both women listening to the 911 tape of the fatal confrontation and both women testifying that it was their own son's anger screams that can be heard on the

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brianna keilar is at the white house. be something more than just ham sandwiches at this lunch. >> reporter: i completely agree with you, carol, and i think it's fair to say that. the white house is being very mum on exactly why this lunch is taking place. but you look back at some of the other meetings that we've seen president obama and hillary clinton have and it's pretty clear that part of this is keeping her in the limelight in the administration since the new year. back in january president obama did an extremely rare interview with cbs "60 minutes" with then sort of hillary clinton thanking her publicly as she left his administration, something that you haven't seen him do with other members of his cabinet. thanking her and trying to make it very clear that they have a strong relationship personally and professionally and that she's been a confidant to him. he met with her and former president clinton so she's kept the ties since she left the administration. >> what about joe biden? he's talking about running for p

let's bring in brianna keilar joining us from washington this morning.n right now and do we believe they're going to get this done? >> it is a tentative agreement, chris, that is what we're hearing from sources on both sides of the aisle on capitol hill. if the white house has anything to do with it, they want senate democrats to certainly accept this and to kind of just move along. initially what you had were senate democrats like tom harkin, who has really been leading the charge here for them, who didn't, they wanted a fixed rate on these loans, these federally subsidized stafford loans and then realizing they weren't going to get that, they wanted a cap and make sure that you didn't see deficit reduction, as they would put it, on the backs of students trying to get, trying to make college affordable. i think, ultimately, the white house sort of forced senate democrats to finally go along here with the deal that the white house felt they'd be able to get through a divided congress. >> what am i missing? why do we need a deal? why aren't college studen

brianna keeler is in washington and joins us with more. good morning. >> good morning.on't believe hillary clinton is just here sort of catching up with her pals, having lunches, having breakfasts? >> no, i'm sure she's saying it's okay, i'm going to run for president, not you. >> you know, maybe smoothing something over, carol, yes, this does follow -- she's having brunch or breakfast, you could say, as we speak. i will tell you about all that we have learned from officials who are aware of this breakfast and following it, what they are eating, scrambled eggs, avocado, whole wheat toast, but i bet the conversation is something that you'd really like to listen in on. this comes on the heels of her lunch yesterday with president obama just steps from the oval office. and certainly this meeting with biden we've been told was previously planned, but it sort of does give the sense he's sort of in the mix as there's been so much political buzz over clinton being here and meeting with president obama. certainly an interesting relationship that they've had over the years, very

brianna is live from the white house, good morning. >> reporter: good morning.ngton of this process. really, though, starting to lay the groundwork for how negotiations are going to proceed from here. not at this point as of yet tackling the really big issues. for instance, what to do with refugees, should israel stop settlements in contested areas like the west bank, and also the borders, what's the starting point in negotiations that both sides will have to agree on? this is a process expected to take several months, nine months as is the opening concession by israel. the release of palestinian prisoners, more than 100 of them, some have been in jail for decades, convicted of killing israelis. it's sort of something that struck me there, chris, yesterday i just happened to be walking the mall and i heard a motorcade coming by. it was the palestinian delegation, and i was looking at it and thought this is either the beginning of something that is very historic or this is the beginning of what is going to be another disappointment. it's sort of a time here as th

. >> brianna mcfall has come up with her own way to meet another feminine need. >> we don't have tamponshere, we're not allowed. this is how we make a tampon. cut the end off like this. >> don't try this at home. >> take the pad off. then get this right here. we roll it like that. this is going to be a small one. i put it in here. roll it, roll it, and there is a tampon. you use it. this is contraband. we'll get in trouble for doing this. we get caught with this, making tampons, or if we have a tampon in our bed, that is a write-up. >> many of the other women spend time on what could be best described as the jailhouse version of online dating. they use the inmate to inmate mail system to write to male pen pals. >> how they meet each other is mutual friends from the outside, they know each other, they got arrested together, whatever. but you'll be surprised with the love connections, the presumed love that goes on here. >> i'm writing like six letters at a time. i was writing drone. where is his letter? i love to write drone, he's so sweet. >> this is for my pen pal, his name's juan. he h

brianna, trials and closing arguments are about facts in evidence. but they are about themes. and universal truths. and what he is saying to this jury is something we all know to be true. from the depths of the heart, the mouth speaketh. he is saying to these women, listen to what he said and listen to what he didn't say. okay? he didn't say, oh, i'm concerned about my neighborhood. he's using strong, incendiary language. dropping the "f" bomb. this is his attitude. then when he talks to john manola, just tell her i killed him. >> was he too cavalier? we'll see if the jury considers that. we will be right back after a quick break. we will bring you closing arguments continuing in the george zimmerman case in just a moment. mom, dad told me that cheerios is good for your heart, is that true? says here that cheerios has whole grain oats that can help remove some cholesterol, and that's heart healthy. ♪ [ dad ] jan? >>> welcome back, everyone. i'm ashleigh banfield live in sanford, florida, at the seminole county criminal justice center where any moment the attorneys, the gallery

good morning, brianna. >> reporter: good morning, chris.y americans who were upset with the not guilty verdict in the george zimmerman case are now looking toward washington, specifically the obama administration, to pursue federal charges against george zimmerman. in houston late sunday, some tense moments as trayvon martin supporters marched close by a group backing george zimmerman and stand your ground laws. earlier, emotional rallies in some 100 cities across the country. echoing president obama's extraordinary personal comments, trying to explain the pain african-americans are feeling. >> trayvon martin could have been me. 35 years ago. >> reporter: protesters demanding federal civil rights charges and supporting the president's call for states to reconsider stand your ground laws. >> if trayvon martin was of age and armed, could he have stood his ground on that sidewalk? and do we actually think that he would have been justified in shooting mr. zimmerman who had followed him in a car because he felt threatened? >> reporter: republica

i'm brianna keilar. thanks for watching. "the lead" starts now. >> we are now on george zimmerman verdict watch. people jake tapper. this is "the lead." the national lead, after three weeks of dramatic and emotional testimony, six female jurors are now deciding the fate of george zimmerman and deciding whether it was murder or self-defense. george zimmerman's attorney made one final pitch to the jury today hammering home the notion of reasonable doubt saying there's too many could have beens to convict. we'll hear from him, the man who orchestrated the closing arguments, attorney mark o'mara. >> and our world lead, catch me if you can. we're getting our first look at snowden. is he now planning to stay in russia? we'll talk to someone who was face to face with him in the room today. good afternoon, everyone. i'm jake tapper. we'll begin with the national lead and our continuous coverage of the george zimmerman trial, which has brought renewed folk to us issues of race, racial profiling and self-defense. oh, to be a fly on th

they all thought they were father and daughter and it's a difficult time as brianna said happening in >> i've never followed another story liking it that's happened. usually when these things are brought up they have an obvious end. >> very unexpected almost step of the way. >> keep surprising. now you know, until the next part now you know. >>> so what's coming up next? >> coming up next on "new day" we are royally waiting and ro l royally anxious for the royal baby. >>> and tatum in "21 jump street" you might be surprised where he lands on the highest paid list. ♪ my mantra? always go the extra mile. to treat my low testosterone, i did my research. my doctor and i went with axiron, the only underarm low t treatment. axiron can restore t levels to normal in about 2 weeks in most men. axiron is not for use in women or anyone younger than 18 or men with prostate or breast cancer. women, especially those who are or who may become pregnant and children should avoid contact where axiron is applied as unexpected signs of puberty in children or changes in body hair or increased acne in wome

let's get straight to brianna keilar here to break it down for us.talk about the developing situation in egypt. we know the president, we've seen the pictures, talking with his national security team, probably not surprisingly. what do you know about the acts the white house is taking, what they're considering and what they might do in response to the developing situation there? >> reporter: i think at this point, kate, it's actually a bit of a wait and see, as they try to kind of see how things are developing because they obviously are moving very quickly on the ground there in egypt. what's sort of fascinating to me as a white house reporter is we give white house press secretary jay carney a hard time because the last person he's talking to, i'm not going to read out every conversation, the white house seem to be reading out, as they call it telling us of the conversations that white house officials, state department officials, are having with counterparts in egypt and in the middle east, trying to really show they're involved here. but it's threa

facebook.go to here is a posting from brianna. i have not had any bad experiences while flying. i expect the government to enforce regulations and keep their lines from maximizing profit at the cost of safety. she has mentioned mechanical issues as well as passenger safety. is $4 aage profit passenger. new york city, guillermo. aboutear people talk excessive regulation, and i don't work in the industry but i can't to myself a connoisseur of the industry. i just don't think we have the right kind of regulation. mentioned the tarmac delay plan. not haver airlines did tarmac delays. notas the ones that did have proper procedures. put ins have to passenger fees in order to not mislead the customer that they brings another question. spirit airlines openly call taxes the government's cut. infrastructured doesn't pay for itself. for the airlines to get massive concessions from local airports, they will not pay for it. someone has to pay for air travel infrastructure. for better or for worse, it is taxes. i don't see another way to do it. i think that is the core of the question, the re

my friend brianna keilar. what's coming up. >> coming up we will talk to christine quinn.new york city. we wanted her to react to this news of ant knhony weiner. we asked her if we thought a woman could get away with this. >> no one should have behaved this year. his gender isn't an issue for me. the issue is he clearly has a disconnect from the ability to tell the truth and a pattern of inappropriate behavior. >> i can't wait to see the interview on "the lead" in ten minutes. meantime, coming up next, strombo! we'll talk to george. stay tuned. i like the factg, i can go onto angie's list and look for pediatricians. the service providers that i've found on angie's list actually have blown me away. find out why more than two million members count on angie's list. angie's list -- reviews you can trust. >>> move over kojak and csi. will this be the final time of showtime's primetime serial killer "dexter"? >> i'm going to tell you something i've never told anyone before. >> okay. >> i'm a serial killer. >> oh, god! oh, that feels so amazing to say out loud. >> well, you must

good morning, brianna. >> reporter: good morning.former president george w. bush for those killed in the bombing by al qaeda in tanzania and they also greeted survivors of that bombing, some of whom still work at the emwassy. it was a lighter moment as president obama turned a slub/private power plant. he demonstrated what's called a socket ball, a soccer ball kids can kick around and using it as a battery at night to plug a lamp in so they can read. most africans don't have africans to reliable power. here in a commercial center in a nice hotel, "we've lost power two times in the last day" and first lady obama participated with laura bush in an african first ladies summit and capped off the pics and they're on their way back to the u.s.. >> thank you very much. >>> now to arizona the yarnell hill wildfire that claimed the lives of 19 fire fighters is still burning out of control, destroying nearly 9,000 acres and counting. this morning a tight knit community is trying to make sense of the devastating also of almost an entire company

. >> all right, brianna. thanks so much. talk to you soon. use that word and only use it in washington, offering political cover so people can vote for something. one word that isn't used anywhere but washington. >> political cover. >> hear that? >> yes. >> it's our "rock the block." >> turns out snail mail is not as private as you thought. the u.s. postal service logging all mail for law enforcement. >>> and now on display at the boston athletic museum, 1700 runners carried the baton from los angeles to boston in three weeks. finally, from the "seattle caps," the liquor control board looking at washington pot growers in washington state, among them, allowing pot farmers to plant fields outdoors. >> interesting. there you go. >> a proposal. >> interesting because it's about pot. >>> we will bring in zane asher, making her debut on business news. >> great to have you. >> the political drama on oil prices up $100 a barrel. egypt controls the pipeline that moves about 4 million barrels a day. martha stewart getting a pay cut $200,000 reduction i