can't eat lots of interesting stuff here we appreciate you helping us get to the bottom of it christopher cook author of the book diet for a dead planet and some. thank you. well of going to do over the news for tonight but don't go away the big picture is coming up at the top of the hour now tonight host tom hartman will take a look at the case of trayvon martin the seventeen year old african-american teen who was fatally shot by community watch that number walks free under the protection of the stand your ground law the jury is still out over whether it was a hate crime but one time will tell you about another hate crime and one that's receiving far less media attention and asked the vice president for american progress in these two cases are consequences of a country that is just too fearful. but for more on the stories we covered here on the news you should go to youtube dot com slash our.

city and that schools will plan to devote less time on that day to the history of christopher columbus. >> visits to the cook county jail were limited to a few today, that's in an effort to slow the spread of the influence of like illnesses so they restricted the movement of inmates in division one and banned all visitors, detainees in division 4 and five were on the limited move into anyone planning to visit someone at the judge should still call the sheriff's office first. a very strange story from baghdad a shiite militiamen and iraq says they are releasing the american randi michael haute all soldiers have been accounted for and no civilians have been reported missing. given the man's askeven the man's ex-wife said she didn't know he had been kidnapped. at least 11 people were arrested after a five hour riot broke out overnight in london ontario and that happened near a college where authorities say the students and st. patrick's day revellers set fire many police officers were struck in the head. a news vehicle was overturned and set on fire and 70 police vehicles were damaged more arrests are expected

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