daryl white survived and was shot in hand. the officers fired 25 bullets at the ford taurus that they were trying to -- driving. both officers claimed they were targets, shots are fired at them and they returned fire. daryl white was charged with attempted murder. the court of special appeals overturned the conviction, citing there was no evidence that he touched a weapon. there'll white accused them -- daryl white accuse them of planting evidence. the attorney general answered with why the cover-up? why the plan? because the defendants knew they had a problem. they had killed two people and shot a third. he claimed the officers rushed to judgment cannot accept responsibility for what they did. attorney james fields represents the two officers and told the jury the suggestion of a conspiracy, a coverup, and planted evidence is nonsense, and these officers know exactly what happened. they had no choice but to do what they did in defense of themselves and others. >> the jury is told this will be a lengthy trial. it is expected t

daryl parks, appreciate your time tonight. let's turn to eugene robinson. eugene, does this feel the anger in any way? what do you make of it? >> i think it does change the case. i think the important part is that the lead investigator did not find george zimmerman's account of events kredsable. the sequence of events that rerelates that trayvon martin started the fight. he was bashing his head and he was in danger, those -- that account comes into question including who started the fight, who approached whom. how did the encounter begin. obviously, some of that stuff, the lead investigator didn't buy. >> many on the right wing have almost gone so far to come to the aid of zimmerman saying the facts are on his side. now that this comes out, aren't they now in a position of asking us to believe people who were not there instead of believing the lead investigator who thought that manslaughter charges should have been filed? >> that's absolutely right. what are the facts? the facts are an unarmed 17-year-old young man was walking home from a convenient store.

they never wanted the death penalty for daryl deadman. they just wanted justice and they wanted all of those who deliberately took part in this act to be charged. it appears they will be satisfied with what takes place tomorrow. we'll know that tomorrow when there's a news conference in the afternoon. >> and, drew, speak about the community. how has this impacted the community? >> it is really a tale of two communities, quite frankly. you have a white town where these teenagers came from which has been somewhat nonchalant about the event calling these guys a bunch of bad apples, and then you have the town of jackson which is just outraged that a group of teenagers anywhere in mississippi could have the hatred inside them that they would literally drive 20 miles or so just to find a neighborhood that has a black person that they could beat up. it was really that deliberate according to all of the police reports we've seen. >> all right. drew, we'll be following this story very closely and again thank you. excellent reporting. >> thanks. >>

the negligent killing and wounding of the three young men that were in that car that night, and for daryl white, to save his good name. >> it was july 4, 2008 when a white, his cousin, and their friend raymond white were leaving the south baltimore union hall. after a shot fired into the air, three police officers investigated. the officers claimed they were the targets and that the shots were fired at them from this white ford taurus. officers opened fire, shooting more than two dozen bullets. raymond was struck in the head and white in the hand. he denied ever having a weapon. testimony revealed none of the officer saw him with a handgun. police never tested him for gunshot residue, and dna evidence was inconclusive. >> for almost three years, he thought those crimes to establish his innocence. >> on may 5, 2011, white was released from prison. court of appeals overturned his conviction of conspiracy and carrying of the hinkle -- carrying a weapon in the vehicle. as a freak man, he hopes to prove to a civil jury that he is a victim of malicious prosecution. -- as a free man. >> i am fee

>> jimmy: not -- they're not playing at daryl hall. they're playing at arsenio hall.ghter ] >> jimmy: commodore -- room. commodore ballroom. nope. okay. [ laughter ] yeah, wait. sorry. >> steve: hold it. jimmy: sorry. very urgent? oh, bergen art center. >> steve: oh. >> jimmy: who said commodore ballroom? what was that? >> steve: that's where the commodores -- >> jimmy: you made that up. [ laughter ] >> steve: the commodore's are playing at the commodore ballroom. >> jimmy: you're kidding me. >> steve: yeah, yeah. it's a brick house. it's fantastic. it's fantastic. [ laughter ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: yeah. you had to do it. we broke television. we broke television. we broke -- [ light laughter ] you guys. boy, you're in for a treat tonight because we're going to a go-go in the loco do-jo. that's right. it's time for "karate pinata." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ karate pinata hi-ya ♪ this is "karate pinata," the time-honored sport of kicking pinatas while blindfolded. [ light laughter ] behold the fiesta ring. [ gong sounds ] i am your sensei, jimmy fallon. [

daryl park, before we go, i want to ask you when you hear all of this talk about the pavement and how the zimmerman family accounts all require -- they require, they demand that the pavement of that walkway be under george zimmerman's head, that is a mandatory element of their story in order to have the kind of head injury that gave george zimmerman the feeling that his life was at risk, a head injury for which as far as we can tell there is absolutely no evidence on the police video at the police station, does it sound to you like since the zimmerman family hired a lawyer for george, the evidence, the story that is coming from them is much more elaborate, much more containing much more helpful detail to the theory of the case presented by george zimmerman, all of which, by the way, if true would have been helpful to present in that very first public statement that george zimmerman's father made. >> well, it's rather clear that this particular family as time has gone gotten far more sophisticated in the story they're trying to present. there are many problems, though. the story they'r

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daryl parks, i wonder as you listen to this new eyewitness's account of what happened, of what this person saw, what's your reaction? does it answer any questions for you, raise any new questions for you? >> it answers a lot of questions for me, anderson. it's very clear that this particular witness saw what happened, and in the early part of his statement, he clearly indicated that the person he saw on top was the gentleman who did the shooting. so it's rather clear that mr. zimmerman was the shooter. he saw him, although he has some parts he doesn't recall quite as well, the first part of his statement that i see is that he saw trayvon shot on this very unfortunate night. the other part that really strikes out to me is he seems to not see any apparent injuries from this particular altercation that mr. zimmerman claims that he suffered. but thirdly, although this is my first time hearing this statement, it seems very clear that zimmerman's statement about trayvon following him back to the truck is totally untrue, because from this witness' statement, all of the interaction happened in one

. >> the council had to vote before approving a new council member to fill the seat of daryl jones. jones is serving a federal prison sentence for failure to file his tax return. peter smith will be sworn in next month. >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> good morning. sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. it is is very heavy this morning on southbound 95. all this because of the funeral procession for major robert marchanti. it continues on 95 south towards the capital beltway. we're seeing delays on 295. we have an accident on monument street. in phoenix, another crash. another one which involves the darlington region of harford county, 136 at trapped church road. 95 south, and traffic is inching along and delays continued down towards the capital beltway appeared the procession will continue on toward arlington national cemetery. 295 looking a little better. you may want to consider this instead. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. ava marie is showing off some beautiful bowls. this is the empty bowl event. >> good morning. we're at the 4-h

daryl ice sis says pretty much the same thing. >>> the problem he has is the only thing done on oil is what he has on private lands in spite of reducing oil exploration on public land. he doesn't have the credibility to say i have done all i can and the prices have still risen. he has done everything he could to make sure we don't have oil self sufficiency. >>> john bay more says the president handing out these permits when he doesn't have to is like a governor personally issuing a fishing license. >>> peter doocy, live in washington. thank you. >> it's time now for "look who's talking." >> this morning it's bill o'reilly respondling to the president's green energy tour. >> president obama getting hurt because of the rising gas rises. they are trying to persuade us he is on the case. one problem gas prices doubled on the president's watch and his administration invested 100 billion tax payer dollars in alternative energy. the department of energy says one of the loan programs created 61,000 jobs. even if that's true that's $570,000 h $570,000 per job. nice work if you can get it. the p

. -- daryl white returns to citicorp, no longer a defendant. >> this is one of the many amenities of 42 patients when they come in here. details are next. >> the new children's hospitals just weeks away from opening at sinai hospital in baltimore. officials say will offer patients and their families a much more comfortable and private experience. jennifer franciotti has details. >> a heated water bed in the play room, a nursing station with blow counters for children and lights that change color. just some of the things kids and families will enjoy inside the new children's hospital at sinai. >> we have been looking forward to this for years. >> the 23,000 sq. ft. facility has an underwater team. it was designed by the same person who did the living seas at epcot center. >> we have a live feed from the aquarium on the big screen when you walk in. >> inouye hospital has 26 private rooms and the chair of the pediatrics department says the number one goal is comfort. >> this is a tough environment when kids are hospitalized. we wanted them to be relaxed. >> to make each room as comforta

the governor is expected to speak along with the president daryle sign itberg. report from san jose where students are already gathering. simone perez is waking up and it is the first time an incumbent president is paying a visit to this area. alex savage is joining us, good morning alex. >>> good morning to you. after arriving, perez will be heading to silicone valley focusing on innovation. we will be taking a tour to this ibm facility and security will be extra tight when he shows up here. he will be discovering artificial intelligence and they will drop by other tech giants like google and they will do alive streaming interview on the social networking site. they will meet with venture capitalists and push for more investments with israeli tech start ups. >> even though we are less than 8 million people we are here to strengthen that connection. >> of course security will be beefed up wherever perez goes and he will give a speech at the temple emanuel in san francisco. they will have a perimeter in place of sharp shooters to protect the president and this is

police say daryl barry of columbia was involved in a fender bender.e was arguing with the other driver. troopers showed up and barry arranged with them and used his two rotweilers against the officers. then attacked one officer with a metal flashlight. that officer responded by shooting and killing barry. the incident is under investigation. >>> the winner of the marine corps marathon might actually be a bit slower than the time it took to fill the race with entrants. in just two hours about 30,000 runners registered yesterday. yesterday's frenzy was the quickest sellout for a u.s. mar thon in history. the 37th annual marine corps marathon will be held sunday, october 28. pretty cool. >>> the sun trust rock 'n' roll u.s.a. marathon is just nine days away. don't forget that. they take place saturday, september 17. the race starts at 8:00 a.m. excuse me, march 17, st. patrick's day. the race starts at 8:00 a.m. we'll have live coverage. it will be great. >> exactly. hopefully the weather will be wonderful. >>> 6:37. jessica doyle is watching your money

. >> daryl parks, charles blow, and walter zalisko, thank you for your time tonight. up next, reverend jesse jackson will join me. >>> welcome back to "the ed show." the death of trayvon martin has evolved into one of the biggest civil rights issues of our times when it comes to justice. yet one former civil rights leader is using the issue. he's using the issue to accuse sharpton and jackson of exploiting trayvon. he questioned the credibility of both sharpton and jackson calling them "race hustlers." brian also said that trayvon martin's family, quote, should be outrage at the fact that they're using this child as the bait to inflame racial passions. bryant believes that both sharpton and jackson are, quote, acting as though they are buzzards, circling the carcass of this young boy. rather shocking. let's bring in reverend jesse jackson, president of the rainbow push coalition. reverend, good to have you with us tonight. i need for you to respond to this accusation of this former naacp official. your thoughts on what is being levied against you and reverend sharpton

. >> daryl owens an editorial writer and columnist with the orlando sentinel. it has taken far too long, i think, for outrage, i think, social media have contributed to this, to getting people's attention, including our own, as to what happened. what do you think went on in this case? >> well, it's hard to say because the information has been pretty sketchy, but judging from the 911 tapes that have been released it appears mr. zimmerman may have instigated a confrontation on his neighborhood watch patrol duties. that led to the young man's death. >> you know the justice department overnight decided to get into this and now is being pressed by members of congress to pursue it as a hate crime, which is the way the justice department for decades and decades, going back to the civil rights era, pursued cases where local jurisdictions do not look into cases that involve a black victim and white accused perpetrators. >> that's true. and that probably bubbled up from the outrage that has been happening in sanford over the past few days. it's grown from a whisper to a

here is keystone, people like robert redford, daryl hannah, but i understand the goes goes to texas and is. have representative ed markey on the show, he talked about this a lot. he even had the ceo of trans-canada in a hearing and said how about making sure some of that gas, if we get go ahead on this, how about making sure some of that product gets sold here. he said no. the point is, it is a tax free zone. they get to sell it to asia, mostly to china. it is not about the domestic market. the other argument they have, jobs, it will create a few thousand temporary construction jobs. neither argument works for keystone. >> i know the politics, we know the politics. higher the gas price, worse off the president is. i understand that. everybody knows that. when i talk to the guy i go to for money advice, i say why is the price of gas going up. he tells me it is fear over possible war in iran. >> no question. >> just like you hoard, people hear a flood is coming, they buy bottled water. hear something is coming, you buy what you're afraid you'll need. everybody is hoarding, buying futures,

lawyer daryl parks claims there is evidence that the neighborhood association in twin lakes where heled told its residents to call zimmerman if they could not contact police. but saw suspicious activity. parks also believes it will be difficult to bring federal hate crime charges against zimmerman saying prosecution at the state level is more likely. >>> voters in louisiana have spoken but is their message clear? we'll delve into a little presidential politics coming up. >>> to politics now and louisiana is in the books. rick santorum won last night's primary. mitt romney came in second so romney's win in florida is his lone bright spot in the south while santorum adds to his win total. joining me now is patricia murphy contributor to "the daily beast." what happened in louisiana. do the results tell us anything we didn't know before? >> it confirms it that rick santorum does well in southern state, in conservative states and states with high evangelical populations. 71% of louisianians consider themselves very conservative. tailor made for rick santorum. what it tells us also he is

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. >>> that was film maker, logan daryl clemens speaking by phone in los angeles he paid $800 for a one month ad the display will come down march 12th. >>> time now 7:11 a.m., thursday morning still ahead we know the cause of that house fire that injured several local firefighters. >>> plus relief this morning for cruise ship passengers stranded in the indian ocean next celebrating 100 years of dcs famous cherry blossom trees lauren has more on the. >> yes, i do. today we will learn the peak bloom datelearn about the centennial celebrations planned for the district plus a smart phone ap you want to download before heading to the tidal basin this year coming up fox 5 morning news ♪ [ music ] >> thank you as we head to the break we've got a live lookout side roadways a little jammed up, fog here and there as well latest weather and traffic tucker and julie coming up this is the dave mathews band it is 12 minutes after 7:00 a.m.  >>> making headlines this morning fire investigators say arson is to blame for the house fire in river dale heights friday that injured 7 firefighters one fi

huge backlash on that and famous daryl issa hearing.oster frees goes on the air and squeezing aspirin between one's knees and this rush limbaugh and sandra fluke episode. all has happened within a span of a month. why is this fight happening now. different views on different sides on the spectrum. conservatives have seen this as a democratic plot like the democrats sprang this because they wanted to talk about birth control because they have a political incentive. this view democrats have taken up the mantle of gop war on women is a brief look at how often we are hearing this phrase, "war on women." >> the republicans in the house of representatives have been waging a war on women's health. >> war on women's health. >> war on a majority of america women. >> this war against women. >> systemic war against women. >> why is this happening now? as you watch the news unfold, do you guys have theories what has coalesced? is this an accident, strategy? something in the ether? >> i have a sense that there is shock in this country that we are, i

and daryle says, i would recover the american sense of personal responsibility and love of capitalismck to 13.70. >> we do have some bright spots in today's session. one is hmo stocks, names like wellpoint, humana, aetna. we do have the president speaking in the rose garden, so let's get right to that. >> we have a simple choice to make. they can stand with the big oil companies or they can stand with the american people. right now the biggest oil companies are raking in record profits, profits that go up every time folks pull up into a gas station. but on top of these record profits, oil companies are also getting billions a year. billions a year in taxpayer subsidies. a subsidy they've enjoyed year after year for the last century. think about that. it's like hitting the american people twice. you're already paying a premium at the pump right now. and on top of that, congress, up until this point, has thought it was a good ideao s billions of dollars more in tax dollars to the oil industry. it's not as if these companies can't stand on their own. last year the three biggest oil compa

guest: daryl, thank you for the nice, as you may. free trade agreements are very difficult to get done. the president has pushed forward a trans-pacific partnership. it is like a free trade agreement on steroids. it encompasses 12 countries to create a free trading zone. an individual free trade agreement is difficult to achieve. exports are on the way to a doubling. we're creating more jobs through exports. we need to do more on exports. we need to see what we can do with imports. america needs to be a better place to attract foreign deficit. those three things will help our trade deficit. host: 173 exporters in michigan have been helped by the export- import bank. the top three destinations are mexico, turkey, and canada. john is on the democrats' line. caller: thank you for taking my call. can you give me a better definition of for you mean by it made in america? is that just designed in america and outsourced manufacturing or 100% designed and manufactured in america? host: you are talking with fred hochberg, the president and ch