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. >> c-r-a-c-k-a? >> yes, people acting like they're police. trayvon said crazy ass cracka. told me the man was still watching him. if it was a security guard or policeman, they would come up to trayvon and say, do you need -- do you have a problem, do you need help? you know, like normal people. >> and if george zimmerman had done that, if he introduced himself as a neighborhood watch patrolman, even though he was offduty, if he had done that, what would trayvon have said to him do you think? >> no, i'm just trying to get home, i'm waiting for the rain to slow down so i can catch the game, the all-star game. >> that's all that he wanted to do? >> yes. >> they implied trayvon was looking suspicious. he was walking around, looking at houses looking suspicious. >> trust me, no. first of all, trayvon lazy. sorry, no. >> did he ever show interest in burglaring houses? >> what was he going to burglar for? he don't live there, he don't know nobody there. he only know his brother or his step brother and his father and his father's girlfriend. >> when you heard the tape of george zi

. >> c-r-a-c-k-a? >> yes, people acting like they're police. security guard.s why i said to them trayvon said crazy ass cracka. he told me the man was still watching him. so if it was a security guard or policeman, they would come up to trayvon and say, do you need -- do you have a problem, do you need help? you know, like normal people. >> and if george zimmerman had done that, if he introduced himself as a neighborhood watch patrolman, even though he was offduty, if he had done that, what would trayvon have said to him do you think? >> no, i'm just trying to get home, i'm waiting for the rain to slow down so i can catch the game, the all-star game. >> that's all that he wanted to do? >> yes. >> they implied trayvon was looking suspicious. forge zimmerman thought trayvon was walking around looking at houses looking suspicious. >> trust me, no. first of all, trayvon lazy. sorry, no. he lazy as hell. sorry, but no. >> did he ever show interest in burglaring houses? >> what was he going to burglar for? so why he want to burglary far? he don't live there, he don'

c-r-a-c-k-a. >> that's a person who act like they're a police, who, like, security guard who acting likeat's why i said to them, trayvon said creepy ass cracka. he thought he was acting like a policeman and keep telling me the man is still watching him. so if it was a security guard or policeman, they would come up to trayvon and say, do you have any problem, do you have a problem? do you need help? you know, like normal people. >> and if george zimmerman had done that, if he'd introduced himself as a neighborhood watch patrolman, even though he was off duty, if he'd done that, what would trayvon have said to him, do you think? >> no, i'm just trying to get home, i'm waiting for the rain to slow down so i can catch the game, the all-star game. >> that's all he wanted to do. >> yes. >> they implied he looked suspicious, trayvon was walking around looking at houses in a suspicious way. >> trust me, no. no. trayvon lazy. sorry. but, no. >> did he ever show any interest in burglaring houses? >> what would he want to burglar for? so why would he want -- he don't know nobody there. he only kno

be in my own room ♪ ♪ i wouldn't feed three dogs ♪ ♪ i'm in lockup ♪ lock u-p ♪ ♪ on msnbc ♪ lock-o-c-k-u-pets to spend some time with a more intimate partner. he has a visit with his girlfriend. jenny teixeira has been dating robinson for almost three years though they've known each other for more than a decade. >> always good to see some lips, pretty lips instead of a man all the time. you know what i'm talking about? >> you heard of him? >> i think so. i don't know. >> though she's experienced some of the oakland street life that her boyfriend raps about shall that's all in the past. >> i have a masters degree in counseling. i studied psychology and all this stuff. my life, i changed my life a long time ago. so whatever street life i had, i let that go years ago. i help youth and help them turn their life around. it's kind of ironic, i guess, i would end up with someone like him. but he has a big heart. he's a good person. he's made some decisions in the past that catch up with you. pimp of the year, that's a song. that side of him doesn't exist in our world. that exists on records. in v

he spells it p-e-c-k. >> what does that spell? >> peck. it spell he's stupid. he's dumber than a box of rocks. he was hooked on phonics, he got booked on chronic. you know what i mean? he said it's hard getting a job. he's trying to make it out there. he's trying to do good. >> i asked him if when he got that postcard if it got him thinking about what he wanted from his own life if he made it to the outside? >> last time when i got out i knew in my head i wasn't done yet because i wasn't willing to give up drugs. you know what i mean? it's a big part of my life. it's been 17 years i've been doing drugs. this time i'm ready. i realize it's the problem that's compounding everything. i'm done. i'm done with drugs. you know what i mean? so maybe it will be different this time. you know? "saturday night live," make it funny. it's my quest to make "saturday night live" funny. it's not funny anymore. it sucks. >>> coming up, the private recorded diaries we call the inmate cams. >> i see dead people. oh no. >> is it on? i'm only in my 60's... i've got a nice long life

. >> c-r-a-c-k-a. >> yeah. and that's a person who act like they're a police, who like security guard who acting like -- that's why i said to them, trayvon said creepy-ass cracka. >> it means he thought it was a policeman or security guard. >> acting like a policeman. and then he keep telling me that the man still watching him. so if it was a security guard or a policeman, they would come up to trayvon and say do you have -- do you need a problem? do you have a problem? do you need help? like normal people. >> do you feel that your testimony strongly impacted the case at all? >> yes. >> in a negative way? >> no. it might have said why her education or why she kept it too honest. but people -- too honest. you can't be too honest. you can't say cracka, nigga, all this, and the jury's so shocked, what i said. and they're acting like the generation we got now don'tay that. >> all right. let's talk generational. let's talk about this tough conversation that we're going to have, a frank discussion. piers morgan with

and it is the woods case which also cites another supreme court case which is barwick, b-a-r-w-i-c-k.rida supreme court case that also sort of began the premise in florida law that the judgment of acquittal is appropriate if, in fact, the state fails to present evidence from which the jury can exclude every reasonable hypothesis except that of guilt. you, as barwick says, barwick again is 660 72nd 694. determines you at the outset have to determine if there's competent evidence the jury can exclude guilt to the exclus of all other inferences. i would suggest to you that this would be a textbook case. it wouldn't make it to a textbook because the -- it is so apparent from the evidence presented at this stage of the proceedings, judgment of acquittal after the close of the state's evidence, that the inference of nonguilt is much stronger than any suggested inference of guilt. barwick, woods, and walker stand without question and unassailed for this proposition. and should be considered by the court as to the circumstantial evidence issue. there are other cases that i would cite for you.

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k-c-b-s radio's matt biglers >>> breaking news in santa clara this morning where police are investigatingl assault. >> kcbs radio's matt bigler is on the scene where a woman was attacked inside her apartment. matt. >> reporter: yeah, this was a frightening attack this morning. it happened sometime around 4:00 at this building right behind me here at kylie and homestead in santa clara. you can see police just put up the crime scene tape in front of the entrance to the apartment building. here's what santa clara police say. as i mentioned sometime around 4:00, a man broke into this woman's apartment, this ground floor apartment, and sexually assaulted the victim. that's according to santa clara police. the report is that the suspect was armed with some sort of blade, possibly a box cutter. now, santa clara police are not saying anything about the suspect description or on the condition of the victim but they are talking to her. she was able to give them a report. that's pretty much all we have at this point. again a woman is sexually assaulted inside her apartment here at an apartment compl

pension, b, 503 b, c, 401(k). >> c. >> c is correct. >> boom. >> 1,000 points, or 1 point.irees, b, lower to middle income families, c, wealthy families. >> corbin. >> b. >> b is correct. lower to middle income families designed for people who will make more later in life. they can invest over a certain amount if you make over 180,000 as a family you are barred from the roth ira. 1,000 to 1,000. question 3. life insurance that can be used as an investment and that has a cash value is known as a, whole life. b, term life, c, long-term. >> a. >> a is right. whole life. >> you can take loans against it. you guys are getting a little ague aggressive on the gavel there. >> you told us. >> fair enough. fair enough. >> i like this role. here we go. if you are under 50 years old, the maximum amount pretax you can contribute to a 401(k) plan this year is a, 5,000, b, 9,999, c, 17,500. >> corbin and al. >> c. >> that is correct. 17,500. if you're over 50 1/2 you can invest more. >> if you're my age, you can forget it. >> you're half dead. >> this is the tie breaker. >> this is my fav

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griego, with your k-p-i-x five headlines... c-h-p is trying to figure ou >>> good morning. the car went off the road at the 580 bay view avenue onramp. flipped and landed upside down on a set of railroad tracks. it happened at 10:15 last night. >>> the faa is asking all foreign airlines to use gpss when landing. officials worry some foreign pilots don't have the skills to rely on their vision and cockpit instruments to land. >>> suspected shoplifter shot is a home depot security guard in the shoulder and pistol whipped another guard. it happened yesterday afternoon. police say the guards that approached the man after seeing him trying to steal tools. and now here is lawrence with the forecast. >>> we have a very strong sea breeze kicking in today. that will carry the cool marine air. so if you are heading out the door today, you might want to grab a jacket. cloudy skies. some of the interior looking good. that will usher in the coolest temperatures of the week. low pressure will work itself way out. look into the 70s and row 10:s. and 50s and 60s keeping you cloudy toward t

c if you could indicate what the 1 hundred percent is. and it's so precise it doesn't have a breakdown of the students only 58 thousands. i think it would be helpful how many pre k and high school students we have. i was trying to circulate what the funds were in the area. that's because of all the great local funding. i found some of the shading so dark you couldn't make out the numbers. so if you could look at the right ability of pie charts. it would be helpful to have a list of appendixes going throug not maybe a listings the schools and what page they're on and then a afl al - i think it would be better to have them in order. >> i was going to go around and say vice do you have and a questions. >> no, i just wanted we were all looking at the power point and talking about the budget the budget book. >> i have nothing until the meeting thank you very, very much. i know that we recently got the fund for the energy funding promises. what is san francisco going to do with that budget? >> yes, so student delegate is talking about the voter funding measure mostly capital improvements that has a connection to energy policies. there's been proposals about how that m

c traveling with her 4-year-old son who broke his leg. you could see the flames through the windows. this man in 3 k dumped up to business class before the flight. those rows intact. a stroke of luck because the front of the plane was the first to catch fire. >> the second door is where you climbed out. >> reporter: tonight the firefighters first to respond climbing into the burns plane where they found trapped passengers in the back. >> you could see smoke coming right out the door there. >> could you see the fear in their faces? >> i think it was more shock that i saw. i didn't see fear. i saw shock. >> reporter: this evening new images of the two girls lost, the 16-year-old school girls from china. the fire chief telling me the investigation under way into the very real possibility that one of them might have been hit by one of the rescue trucks during the chaos. as a community back home remembers the young girls who formed that heart over their head with their arms. that would be just another heartbreaking development. i wanted to share with you something that firefighters told me, the ones who

c-span. rebroadcast of the show begin at noon eastern with "meet the press," 1:00 is abc's "this -- k,"@2:00 fox news " listen to them all on c-span acrosst 91 point fm, the country on channel 119 on xm sattellite radio, or you can listen online at cspanradio.org. collects the first lady represents the schism of the united states of what women are supposed to be today. are we we supposed to be mama chief? are we supposed be first mate? to navigate that if the president is supposed to be head of state and head of government, is the first lady supposed to be the ideal fashionista? is she supposed to be mom in chief? if she is going to be first helpmate she needs to understand what is going on in the administration. she needs to understand what is going on in the country, and she needs to understand her husband's political agenda. you cannot separate how the first lady presents herself. and the conflicting expectations the country still has for working life and working mothers. works as we continue our conversation on first ladies, historians and others talk about the role of the first lady and

c-span was president obama and firstly michele obama at this year's national medal of arts and humanities ceremony at the white house. participants include george lucas and former u.s. poet laureate k ryan tomorrow night in:00 eastern. sunday morning at ease back -- on c-span fbi director nominee testifies before the senate judiciary committee during his confirmation hearing this past week. formerly served as a u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york and as deputy attorney general during the george w. bush of ministration, nearly resigning in 2004 over concerns he raised about electronic surveillance orders he thought to be illegal. the administration eventually halted the program. watch his testimony before congress sunday morning at 1030 on c-span. the senate agricultural committee held a hearing wednesday to review the pending purchase of smith of bell foods pork producer and processing company by sean way international, a chinese food company. witnesses included the ceo of smithfield foods and a commissioner for the u.s.-china economic and security review commission which monitors and investigates national security concerns involving u.s. and china trade and economi

we will have the president's entire remarks tonight at k eastern here on c-span. also, secretary of state john kerry said israel and the palestinians will meet soon in washington to finalize an agreement on relaunching peace negotiations for the first time in five years. secretary kerry told reporters if everything goes as expected, israeli and palestinian negotiators will hold talks in or so.t week >> i as an immigrant to this country, this country is the greatest country on earth. i was never apologize for america. it is the light to the world. we have freedoms and opportunities here that people dream about abroad. i certainly did. with regard to that quote, one of the things that had moved me , i had as some have mentioned, written critically about the clinton response to the rwanda genocide back in 1984. president clinton himself had come forward and expressed his regret that the united states didn't do more in the face of the genocide. when i traveled two rwanda, having been very quit cal, i was stunned to see the degree how ich the clinton visit, it had reso

c traveling with 4-year-old son who broke his leg. in the middle of the cabin minutes after escaping you could see the flames through the window. you gene in seat 3 k. bumped up to business class before the flight. those row still intac intact. one of the first off the plane. stroke of luck because the front of the plane was the first to catch fire. >> tonight the fire firefighters fires respond climbing up the shoot and into the burning plane where they found trapped passengers in the back. >> first get in you you could see smoke. coming right out the door there. >> see the fear in their faces. >> i think it was more shock that i saw. i didn't see if fear but shock. >> new image of the 2 girls lost. 16-year-old school girls from china. fire chief telling me the investigation under way in the very real possibility that one of them might have been hit by one of the rescue truck during the chaos. community back home remembers the young girls who formed that hart over their head with their arms. that death ntsborting. now only saying preliminary results in inconclusive. the coroner says the 16-year-old body was found to the left of the plane. it was 3

c, traveling with her 4-year-old son who broke his leg. in the middle of the cabin minutes after escaping you could see the flames through the windows. there was eugene ra in seat 3 kbumped to business class before the flight. those rows still intact. one of the first off the plane. a stroke of luck because the front of the plane was the first to catch fire. the firefighters first to respond, climbing up those chutes and into the burning plane where they found trapped passengers in the back. >> we first get in there, you could see smoke. just coming right out the door there. >> reporter: could you see the fear in their faces? >> i think it was more shock that i saw. i didn't see fear. i saw shock. >> reporter: new images of the two girls lost. 16-year-old school girls from china. the fire chief telling me the investigation under way into the very real possibility that one of them may have been hit by one of the rescue trucks during the chaos. as the community back home remembers the young girls that formed that heart over their head with their arms. david muir, abc news, san francisco. >>> the ntsb just wrapped up its meeting with asiana flight crew late last night

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