in the global story had to work go ahead caroline go ahead. well yeah i mean. i suppose you know if one's looking out through the eyes of those in the middle east. they they kind of see the interventions of america britain as well as quite often opportunist quite often confused actually given that for example that initially. mubarak was sort of being propped up. by governments in the west to keep out the islamists. and then you know now we're in a situation with you know in syria where you know on the same side as. i do you still use the word confuse. the jihad as in yeah. ok brian if i go back again you with the fact that ok go ahead caroline go ahead keep going keep going. what i was going to say that you know together with the fact that as i said earlier. the the to some extent the revolutions have been against me or liberalism and then there's the question of well you know where does the west stand in relation to that ok you know it's you know brian you brought up a little bit earlier in the program about the ripple effect in the greater m

ok brian if i go back at you with the fact that ok go ahead caroline go ahead keep going keep going. what i was just going to say that you know together the fact that as i said earlier. the the to some extent the revolutions have been against me and liberalism and then there's the question of well you know where does the west stand in relation to that ok you know it's you know brian you brought up a little bit earlier in the program about the ripple effect in the greater middle east and how we're going to people how are turks going to look at egypt and egypt look at turkey i mean you know it was supposed to be seamless have elections everything will be fine but it never works out that way at least in this part of the world now well i think that mr morsi and most are good on in turkey are both in pretty similar positions in that they are clinging on the fact that they were democratically democratically elected as there are masses in the streets calling for their ouster i would just like to reiterate the previous point that you have to govern in a way that is responsive to the people a

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[applause] >> thank you again caroline. that was terrific and again just a huge amount of coverage that she has to do there. i know having worked at the white house and spending one hour doing this is a big commitment so we really appreciate that. so we will now move straight onto our first panel which is a terrific lineup. david shorr is going to moderates of the four panelists should -- can come up and take their seats, we will move straight into that. incidentally well they are coming up we are going to squeeze the brake. in fact we probably won't take an official break between this panel and the final one that you are welcome at any time to get up and get a cup of coffee or do whatever you need. thanks. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> good morning everyone. thanks for being here. thanks to matt for setting things up and inviting us. we have an excellent panel, very well-informed experts to help orient us to the upcoming summit and we hope we all have our mike son. i just want to start off with a f

. >>> on a week that saw the nomination of caroline kennedy to be america's next ambassador to japannd what would have been jackie kennedy's 84th birthday, a piece of rarely-viewed archival film takes us back to the kennedy compound in hyannisport more than 50 years ago. it was a family celebration on what no one new would be the last summer of president john f. kennedy's life. mike taibbi tonight. >> reporter: it's the kind of detailed, close-up look of a president at play that wouldn't be seen today. jfk golfing, his swing hampered by a chronically bad back, never a thing of beauty. and relaxing on the water, a motor yacht this time, in swim trunks and shades with jackie nearby, sometimes with a cigarette, and daughter caroline swimming and goofing around as children will and returning to her father's side. >> in a way, one of the last weekends that a president could really relax without very much aforethought. none of that security, none of that enormous cordon between the press and the public. >> reporter: the scenes are from squaw island near the family compound in hyannisport i

caroline is here to speak with you next. their staff stepped up during a busy tourist week, fourth of july week and provided unended service. we are running -- to give you a sense we are running 12 vessels all day, 10 of our end. we borrowed one from them and one from golden gate to move the need that needed to move so thank you very much and i believe we are coming to you at a future meeting and talking with you about all of the work that we're doing here with the port to look at where we can provide additional ferry services in the future, and talk about the project that we're working collectively with you to expand the berthing capacity here in san francisco. we saw during the strike the need to have more gates and more ability to move people. thank you very much. >> caroline. >> good afternoon madam president and commissioners. i just want to also thank the port fiduciary everything they did. john davey's staff did a wonderful job of lining people up. having people going to four different locations on four routes at one

that is caroline kennedy's name in the news.onight, a story i think you first reported was coming down the track in april. >> back in april. she has been nominated. she has to be confirmed by the senate. i think that really is just a formality. she will be ambassador to japan. she has no ambassador experience. there is plenty back in her history. her grandfather, joe kennedy was ambassador to great britain. but the kennedy name is magic in japan. back in the '60s, japan was on its heels, jfk, his brother, and their first ambassador to japan, really set the relationship going forward. this is the third largest economy. it is a big job. women are not accepted in business and in the professions the way they are here in the states, at least better in the states. in japan. so this is going to be a big challenge for her. caroline kennedy, as i say the kennedy name, celebrity, an early, strong supporter of barack obama when he was running against hillary clinton. >> andrea mitchell thank you for all of it. >>> the duke and duchess of c

caroline kennedy, now 55, has written ten becomes., she's a lawyer, mother of three. kennedy has little diplomatic or government experience, but her family legacy could help make the case for her nomination. and if caroline kennedy is confirmed by the senate as ambassador to japan, could be a bump for u.s./japanese relations. after all the foreign ministry noting in a statement she has the deep confidence of president obama. kate? chris? >> jill, thanks so much. >>> all right. we're going to go to break right now. what do you get when you combine a donkey and a zebra? i know this is going to get me all over youtube, but i'm saying it anyway. john berman is back with the zonkey. ♪ norfolk southern what's your function? ♪ ♪ hooking up the country helping business run ♪ ♪ build! we're investing big to keep our country in the lead. ♪ load! we keep moving to deliver what you need. and that means growth, lots of cargo going all around the globe. cars and parts, fuel and steel, peas and rice, hey that's nice! ♪ norfolk southern what's your f

caroline kennedy, now 55, has written 10 books.nnedy presidential library foundation. she's a lawyer and mother of three. kennedy has little diplomatic or government experience, but her family legacy could help make the case for her nomination. : "if caroline kennedy is confirmed by the senate as ambassador to japan, it also would be a plus for the u.s./japanese relationship. the japanese foreign ministry noting in a statement she has the deep confidence of president obama. jill dougherty, cnn, the state department." still to come. highway patrols from san francisco to new jersey want no fatalities on interstate 80 between now and the end of the month. we'll show you if california drivers will allow that to happen in stanley roberts' latest people behaving badly. but up next. a terrible crash involving a car and a motorcycle in seminole country. the amazing story of the aftermath -- after the break. ♪ [ male announcer ] when the a.c. goes out in a heat wave, it's nuccio heating and air conditioning that comes to the rescue. at&t he

the sweet caroline.y are on the look out, a mystery artist has been painting images like these on buildings, electric boxes and dumpsters. and you don't want to compromise the aesthetic beauty of the dumpsters. i believe they should force him to write i will not deface public property. they may have to. researchers at the center for tobacco control at scotland university are working on an inventi invention. talking packs of cigarettes, that warn smokers about the side effects of tobacco. which i don't know, that actually might make me start smoking. i tell you right now if i want to hear from a talking cigarette, i'll call the tanning mom. thank you very much. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hey, here is another interesting technical advancement, microsoft is testing a smartphone that can sense your mood, using a scope that tests your mood and shares them on media sites. i don't need that, i have a fiancee that can test my mood. this is an interesting idea. they probably want to disable the speaker pho

you must be pleased. >> caroline: oh, yeah. i mean, he is thrilled. talk about casting gold. i mean, what a dream couple. two unknowns with that kind of

caroline who just this past week was nominated by president obama to be the u.s.ung john john greeting his father's helicopter who would later be lost to a crash of his plane in 1999. jackie who would have been 84th today. and the president here with his family on a long summer weekend in the warmth of the sun and the water and with no hint of the storm to come. mike taibbi, nbc news, los angeles. >> we'll be right back. >>> china's first artificially bred sea lion made its first appearance today. look, it's cute. it's been taken care of by its breeder since birth because the mom could not produce milk. we're told the sea lion is doing well and weighs about 33 pounds. it's become attached to what they're calling the new mom. it follows him from place to place as well in addition to all the folks hanging out with him there. hopefully he gets -- oh, he doesn't seem happy with that camera, does he? there he is. and i'm happy about the forecast. after we get through -- >> past wednesday. tomorrow morning you wake up and you head out to work or head off to any outdoor

. >>> caroline kennedy appears ready to wade into politics. what post the president is nominating her for next. >>> she comes from one of the most prominent political families in the united states. caroline kennedy is about to take her first political post. >> president obama plans to nominate her to be the next u.s. ambassador to japan. kennedy is the most prominent surviving member of the late president john f. kennedy's family. she would be the first woman to serve as u.s. ambassador to japan. >>> coming up next in sports, another rough night for the giants. >>> ahmed fareed here at the exfinnerty sports desk. the giants were in first lace last year. 2 1/2 games up on the dodgers. not the case this year. the finale between the giants and the reds at at&t park. chad gaudin the bearded one. phillips singles to right center. blanco, some trouble out there. defense, a bit of a struggle for the giants on this night. mike leake driving one to center. that would have been a good play by blanco. they fall to 1-6, versus the reds this season. >>> ho

we're told at least 23 people were injured this year. >>> caroline kennedy, back in the news tonight.ere on the possibility that kennedy might soon become the first female ambassador to japan. tonight, japanese newspapers are citing several sources inside both the japanese and the u.s. governments saying it's a real possibility. in a recent interview, she told me that she would be open for the idea. stay tuned. >>> and to a birthday gift for a lifetime. a soldier returning home to nashville. and nathan lawrence seeing his baby girl for the first time. the wife right there. he had been overseas for the past ninth months. his wife ashley, eight months pregnant when he left, so upon return, a addition. baby hannah walking out of hospital with him. >>> when we come back here tonight -- we showed you that image before, that college error on the field. then there was this one about school on this roadway. something a little odd there? wait until you get a closer look at this reading list right there. how do you spell embarrassment for a bunch of teachers coming up. a bunch of teachers comin

the sweet caroline. that's right. thank you. hey, in naperville, illinois police are on the lookout for someone who's been covering the city with "the simpsons" themed graffiti. there's a mystery artist who's been painting images like these on buildings, electric boxes and dumpsters. and you don't want to compromise the aesthetic beauty of electric boxes and dumpsters. i like it. but if they catch this guy they have to force him to write "i will not deface public property" on the chalkboard, right? 1,000 times. i mean, they have to. [ applause ] researchers at the center for tobacco control at scotland university at sterling are work on a weird new invention. talking packs of cigarettes, these are cigarette packs that warn smokers verbally about the side effects of tobacco. which i don't know, that seems like a terrible -- that might actually make me start smoking. get a little lonely. i'll tell you right now first, want to hear from a talking cigarette, i'll call the tanning mom. thank you very much. [ applause ] here's another

i would credit caroline harrison with creating enthusiasm among have otherainting.we examples of caroline'ss i was her number one subject, to paint flowers -- that was her number one subject, to paint flowers. on the bottom shelf, we have birds. she loved birds and nature and she created these beautiful bird plates. we have a couple of things on the wall she painted and gave as gifts. when she was in the white house, she did this frequently. one of the pieces was given to a servant who retired and she wrote on the back of it, thanking him for his service. then we have a piece the harrisons gave to the stanfords of stanford university. it was a gift painted by caroline and when the museum opened, stanford university sent it back to us so we now have it here in the dining room. >> when she came to the white house, she was very interested in how the place worked. this is still the ground floor but it was considered the basement because the kitchen was down here. the storage for food and tableware and such. she came down and found it was rather dilapidated and dirty, sort of ominous, and she tr

caroline kennedy is president of the john f.ation and chairs a committee at the institute of politics at harvard university. she was also an early supporter of president obama in the presidential primary campaigns of 2008, his first campaign for the presidency. the world, of course, first got to know caroline kennedy by watching her play with her father in the oval office. the rewrite is next. olesterol? and it tastes good? sure does! wow. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? be happy. be healthy. it's been a happy union. he does laundry, and i do the cleaning. there's only two of us... how much dirt can we manufacture? more than you think. very little. [ doorbell rings ] [ lee ] let's have a look, morty. it's a sweeper. what's this? what's that? well we'll find out. we'll find out. [ lee ] it goes under all the way to the back wall. i came in under the assumption that it was clean. i've been living in a fool's paradise! oh boy... there you go... morty just summed it up. th

caroline kennedy is president of the john f.ry foundation and chairs a committee at the institute of politics at harvard university. she was also an early supporter of president obama in the presidential primary campaigns of 2008, his first campaign for the presidency. the world, of course, first got to know caroline kennedy by watching her play with her father in the oval office. the rewrite is next. i want to make things more secure. [ whirring ] [ dog barks ] i want to treat more dogs. ♪ our business needs more cases. [ male announcer ] where do you want to take your business? i need help selling art. [ male announcer ] from broadband to web hosting to mobile apps, small business solutions from at&t have the security you need to get you there. call us. we can show you how at&t solutions can help you do what you do... even better. ♪ >>> i have now run my last campaign. i do not intend to wait until the next campaign or the next president before tackling the issues that matter. >> president obama is trying to rewrite the future

house china collection. >> china painting became a national hobby because of caroline harrison.omen all over the country, once they are the president's wife was a china painter, they wanted to do that to. i would credit caroline harrison with thing -- with creating enthusiasm among women for painting. , we havehina cap next other examples of her paintings. she loved flowers and that was our number one subject, to .aint flowers on the bottom shelf, we have birds. she loved birds and nature and she created these beautiful bird plates. we have a couple of things on gaveall she painted and as gifts. when she was in the white house, she did this frequently. one of the pieces was given to a servant who retired and she wrote on the back of it, thanking him for his service. then we have a piece the harrison's gave to the stanfords of stanford university. it was a gift painted by caroline and when the museum opened, stanford university sent it back to us so we now have it here in the dining room. to the whiteame house, she was very interested in how the place work. still the ground floor

[applause] >> thank you so much caroline. just a breathtaking presentation of the scope of g20's work and her responsibilities which are fast and it's hard to see how one human being can cover all that ground. we are going to talk more -- that's true, you do have help. we are proud of what we do for sherpa's. caroline has time for a think a few questions so if you do have a question please wait for the microphone that i think are floating and please identify yourself and please make the question short. down there i see. and if you can say who you are as you ask a question. >> my name is anna and i'm here with reuters and i was wondering if you could speak a bit about some of the issues that are likely to come up with the next g20 meetings and especially fed policy. how you will respond to some of the concerns emerging markets have raised about spillover effects and other issues like that. >> i'm not going to get into vet policy beards so simple rule for those of us in the white house. i will just say that i think what's impor

>> still ahead at 4:00 caroline kennedy's new job in the obama administration. plus... >> i'm vic lee in petta luma. this small town has been hit hard by home burglary autos also, trayvon martin's father's passionate message to lawmakers following the acquittal of the man who killed his son. >> former president george hw bush's kind gesture to support >>> it's a place that has a small town feel. vic lee joins us live with the story. vic? >> petaluma is the latest city hit by these so called door knock burglaries. what makes this different is that small bucolic town is so far way from the urban crime areas. their door knock burglaries similar to the video shows a person knocking on the door in this case a woman with an infant. her accomplices jump over a back fence and try to pry open the back door. >> the door knock portraying themselves as a sales person or repair person just going around to see if anyone is home at the residence. >> so far, this year, between january 1 and end of june there have been 28 home burglaries in petta luma. this month there have been

caroline kennedy's nomination to be ambassador to japan.d that very job and is also a friend to the show. we will see what the challenges are that kennedy will be facing. we heard about the rise in demand for energy. robert bryce will tell us why critics nicole will not be an answer for the u.s. twentieth century fox rolls out the wolverine in an attempt to break a string of box office flops for other studios over the last several weeks. connell: there you go. let's go to nicole once again. we will jolt the shares of starbucks today. >> reporter: pretty amazing. the best performer on the s&p 500 on monday when you're seeing a lot of selling. they came out with the quarterly numbers and raise their full-year profit forecast. they have roughly 19,000 cafes around the world. when you go round the world starbucks is doing well at home and abroad. they have had obviously rapid expansion plans which has helped them to remain competitive against some of the other guys such as mcdonald's and panera. the stock is up almost seven and a half% oday. in

>> stephanie: let's go to caroline in knoxville, tennessee. hey, caroline, welcome. >> caller: hi. know the difference between the two. bill clinton did not force himself on anyone. in fact, it was probably the other way around. they were probably chasing him. and the other thing is -- >> stephanie: but caroline, i will say -- i will say these women, it doesn't seem like anthony weiner forced himself on them either. >> caller: well, i don't think he forced himself but it seems to me like i read in the paper that some of the women were unsuspecting and isn't that the same thing? >> stephanie: well, i mean -- the one that came out and talked, she knew he was married. >> caller: private parts in the mail. >> stephanie: what's that? >> caller: i think i would feel like i had been violated if i had been communicating with him on political issues and got a picture -- >> it was more than political issues. >> stephanie: the women, at least with a we've seen so far, the women knew he was married. the women aren't victims either. >> caller: i'm not saying that. i'm saying that's the differen

we have other examples of caroline's painting. she loved flowers. i guess i was her number one subject, to paint flowers -- that was her number one subject, to paint flowers. on the bottom shelf, we have birds. she loved birds and nature and she created these beautiful bird plates. we have a couple of things on the wall she painted and gave as gifts. when she was in the white house, she did this frequently. one of the pieces was given to a servant who retired and she wrote on the back of it, thanking him for his service. then we have a piece the harrisons gave to the stanfords of stanford university. it was a gift painted by caroline and when the museum opened, stanford university sent it back to us so we now have it here in the dining room. >> when she came to the white house, she was very interested in how the place worked. this is still the ground floor but it was considered the basement because the kitchen was down here. the storage for food and tableware and such. she came down and found it was rather dilapidated and dirty, sort of ominous, and

investigating the apparent drowning of a baby in caroline county. police say two-year-old xavier dawson was found unresponsive in a home in denton. the child's body will be taken to the medical examiners in baltimore. no word on if charges will be filed. tracks like rain is moving -- >> light rain is moving to the baltimore metro area. we have a more substantial shower near bwi. we are now in the upper 70's toward woodstock. 85 degrees downtown in baltimore. temperatures will be rising to the operating's in the -- upper 80's this afternoon, and we could have storm chances for the next couple of days. with traveling plans for the summer, trips to the gas pump can really add up. find out how to save on gas just by logging online. >> in the case of george zimmerman >> the judge in the trial of george zimmerman heard arguments about a controversy of piece of evidence -- video animation depicting the shooting of trayvon mutton -- trayvon martin. moved out the had estimated end date of their case to as early as today. these new arguments could change that

second has to do with item number 12, appeal 13-050, which is protesting a building permit at 720 carolin street, the parties have jointly requested a continuance to july 31, 2013 and ordered to have more time to finalize a settlement agreement and we need a motion to move that item. >> we are going to move to grant the continuance request. >> thank you. >> is there any public comment on that motion? >> seeing none, if you could call the roll please? >> on that motion from the president to reschedule item 12, 13-050, to july 31, commissioner fung? >> aye. >> commissioner hurtado? >> aye. >> vice president lazarus? >> aye. >> commissioner honda? >> aye. >> thank you, vote is 5-0 and that item is reschedule to july 31st. >> thank you. >> so we will start then with item 1, which is public comment, is any member of the public who wishes to speak on an item that is not on tonight's calendar. >> hi. i want to thank you for reinstating my permit for the third time of being targeted by the san francisco police department. and it was so of a kind of validation for me to see that somebody else sees

caroline came bursting into the bedroom. she wanted to play with daddy. heidi jumped out of bed and said, daddy is doing a radio interview. wait a minute. caroline crossed her arms and stomped out and said, politics, politics, politics. it is always politics. [laughter] i appreciate the commitment of each of you to politics. and even more importantly, the commitment to changing our country. [applause] everyone of you is here today and you understand these are not ordinary times. we are facing extraordinary challenges. we cannot keep going down the road we are going. we are jeopardizing the future of this great nation. we are jeopardizing the future for our kids. in my view, the men and women in this room are key to helping turn the nation around. i think we should do two things in the coming years. number one, and defend the constitution. number two, champion growth and opportunity. defending the constitution, it is extraordinary right now the assault on the constitution that is coming from the federal government. this administration, the obama administra

i'm carolin roth. these are your headlines from around the world. chinese markets rally as premier li keqiang draws a line in the sand. >>> vivendi trading higher as they confirm talks with abu dhabi's etisalat over the sale of its stake in maroc telecom. >>> elsewhere in the sector, kpn higher in amsterdam as sales of its german unit to telefonica deutschland. >>> a pair of u.s. tech stocks could be in the spotlight today as netflix fails to wow analysts with latest results and investors get set for another quarterly decline in apple's profits. >>> good morning, everyone. it is a brand-new edition of "worldwide exchange." and on today's show, turkey's central bank could take steps to ease investors' fears in its latest rate decision today after a popular protest rocked markets last month. morgan stanley's head of economics for the region joins us at 10:30 cet. and the bull run is on for u.s. mna according to a new survey which says co confidence is on the rebound. we bring you the release first on cnbc. that's coming up in the next hour. >>> and te

. >> she's a member of one of the country's most prominent political families and it looks like caroline kennedy is about to get a big new job. >>> when will the heat break? chuck? >> i'll tell you, it won't be any time too terribly soon. a sweltering seven-day is minutes away. >>> checking now with the live desk. news 4's jim rosenfield with new developments on the edward snowden saga. >> russian president vladimir putin breaking his silence, saying snowden will be leaving russia, in his words, soon. he also took the opportunity to take a jab at the u.s. he said the u.s. government has basically stranded snowden in moscow by essentially frightening other european countries from allowing him through their air space or into their airports. snowden of course has applied for temporary asylum in russia until he can make his way to latin america. the russian government says it still has not received that request. snoweden is wanted here in the u.s. for leaking details about the government's secret surveillance program. that's the latest from the live desk. i'm jim rosenfield, back to you. >>>

caroline, you're a jury consultant. let me play sound from this juror 29 talking about those specific jury instructions. listen to this. >> for myself, he's guilty because the evidence shows he's guilty. >> he's guilty of? >> killing trayvon martin. but as the law was read to me, if you have no proof that he killed him intentionally, you can't find -- you can't say he's guilty. >> so caroline, you have a lot of experience, obviously, with jury instructions and jurors. are you surprised that she appears to be, well, if you believe what sunny says, a little confused about what the law is? >> you know, i'm not surprised at all. what we do is we give them jury instructions. the judge reads it, which is not the best way for anybody to comprehend something that's full of legal jargon, a double speak, compound sentences, double negatives and then we tell them to go off and do a good job. it's like reading your tax form. you try and understand it, but you're not necessarily equipped to do it in the manner we give jurors -- the

the banks continue to foreclose any big families from their homes now i would like to introduce caroline k. . my day for that well for college if either. of the last time you were here i took back my home after being displaced for nine months. i was in a four year legal battle against my think all the banks that they sold my loan to on november first of last year with the support of unions community and ace foreclosure fighters i reclaimed my home. as we progress on this journey to take back our neighborhood i want all of you to join me to occupy his home. yes. your government is still persisting in honoring besides that most people around the world would have absolutely no confidence and one argument here is that the reason the rebels have become jihadists and of accepted money to check how these fools have been associated with that is precisely because the west is not prepared to provide them with weapons. that judges a sense of son. killed on the streets. that women kidnapped and converted to islam but. will there be another layer of moses for the coakley christians of egypt to the cr

the banks continue to foreclose any big families from their homes now i would like to introduce caroline k. . my day for that well for college if either. the last time you were here i took back my home after being displaced for nine months. i was in a four year legal battle against my think and all the banks that they sold my loan to on november first of last year with the support of unions community and foreclosure fighters i reclaimed my home. as we progress on this journey to take back our neighborhood i want all of you to join me to occupy his home. yet. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you don't know i'm tom harkin welcome to the big picture. wealthy british style. market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kinds a report on our. world including. science technology innovation all the latest developments from around

of course, if it's a girl, some of the frontrunners, would be diana, elizabeth, caroline. what most people will tell you here when you ask them about the name. what's more important, they just want a healthy baby. they want this delivery to go well. at the end of the day, even though kate is a duchess, she's a first time mom and a lot of people can identify with that. they want the birth to go safely. >> that is a good point. live in london. thank you. >> i'm still saying a girl. >> i am on the edge of my seat. i can't wait to find out what's going on. >> i thought you were talking about the potential for thunderstorms. >> that too. of course. we have a slight chance of thunderstorms here in the bay area. could be an interesting afternoon outside. we have some of that subtropical moisture wrapping its way back into the central valley. you can see there's not a strong line along i-5. you can see some of that working its way off the coastline of the monterey bay. there's a slight chance for folks into the south bay. a lot of the clouds wrapping around right now. the temperat

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caroline alone takes a closer look. alone takes -- malone takes a closer look. the armedhead of forces is the minister of defense. on monday, he said president mohamed morsi had an ultimatum. respond or the military will step in. >> 50 people's demands are not answered within the ultimatum, -- if the people's commands are not answered within the necessary it will be to declare a road map plans for the future. >> shortly after the statement, opposition crowd welcome to be visible reminder of the armed forces. d the visible reminder of the armed forces. of military intelligence was promoted by president mohamed morsi a year ago. the chief of staff was forced out at the time. two days later, he was reintroduced as a military adviser. d said he wasan resigning as protest against president mohamed morsi. >> everyone must listen and act. former military council took charge after the fall of former president mubarak in 2011. egyptme demonstrators in march alongside members of the security forces. they say they have always supported the military and will do so as long a

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caroline, you're a jury consultant. let me play sound from this juror 29 talking about those specific jury instructions. listen to this. >> for myself, he's guilty because the evidence shows he's guilty. >> he's guilty of? >> killing trayvon martin. but as the law was read to me, if you have no proof that he killed him intentionally, you can't find -- you can't say he's guilty. >> so caroline, you have a lot of experience, obviously, with jury instructions and jurors. are you surprised that she appears to be, well, if you believe what sunny says, a little confused about what the law is? >> you know, i'm not surprised at all. what we do is we give them jury instructions. the judge reads it, which is not the best way for anybody to comprehend something that's full of legal jargon, a double speak, compound sentences, double negatives and then we tell them to go off and do a good job. it's like reading your tax form. you try and understand it, but you're not necessarily equipped to do it in the manner we give jurors -- the

. >>> family history about to continue for caroline kennedy said to be getting a big job representing the u.s. >>> prince george, the new baby has a name rooted in british history. while the young parents continue to break with old traditions. >>> and show of support. the story behind this. the most striking photo of the day. "nightly news" begins now.