and george zimmerman was acquitted in that murder.o while george zimmerman got to go home to his family, trayvon martin's family will always have a nifty seat at the dinner table. we decided to design blacklivesmatter as an opportunity for black folks to come together to love on each other, to celebrate our resilience in the face of such adversity, but also to come together to organize and to build our social, political, and economic power, to change our condition. what is happening here with sandra bland is so different. sandy bland was driving, minding her own made -- business and that traffic stop ended her life. we all have questions about what happened in that jail cell. we have questions about why we she pulled over in the first place? the larger question at stake is why do black lives have such little value in our society that they can be taken at whim with no answers no, ability, and no justice. amy: patrisse cullors, the allegation is that she hung herself, that sandy committed suicide, that she had expressed that she had att

george zimmerman's wife mandy just gave birth. but he'll be on the mound. max scherzer did throw a bull pen session today, an option to start sunday. if that happens he is not going to be able to pitch in tuesday's all-star game. over 46000 in attendance, gold cup action the united states taking on haiti. a free kick for haiti. jerome takes the free kick. the crossbar. the goalkeeper's best friend that could have put haiti up 1-0. second half now, usa on the attack. sends it and that's a nice goal. he finishes. u.s. wins 1-0. they win their group in the gold cup. and don't forget tomorrow the capitals wrapping up their development camp at getler. they're having their fan fest and my favorite, face painting as well. >> 8:00 tomorrow. >> thank you, dave. >> g ♪ ♪ know you can keep your financial big picture under control. know you can see how much you have to spend and whether you should transfer funds. know you can easily keep track of what you're putting away. and know you're budgeted for the great escape. thanks to virtual wallet by pnc. ♪ ♪ >>> hey, you m

people raised money for darren wilson and george zimmerman. we can raise money nationally for our causes. we have to work together to do that. carlos: thank you. maybe noemi, you said you helped other women. maybe you could answer the question about what it was like for other women who didn't speak english and what they had to go to navigate the jail. noemi: when i was in there, i actually got to experience, one time, one of the guards, she started yelling at this girl because she had put away her apple for later in the day because we weren't going to get any more food after that. she started yelling at her, and started saying, you stupid mexican, you need to get rid of your apple. the girl stood there and looked at her. she had no idea what she was saying. i went up to her, and i was like, she is not understanding you. and she was like, well, why is she here? why is she in the united states if she doesn't speak our language? i was like, that is none of your business. but i can tell her she needs to get rid of the apple. but you don't need to

george zimmerman will start for the orioles., right here on wusa >>> welcome back, i'm meteorologist allyson rae. we have the yellow alert until the rain gets out of here. if you're going for a jog, it will be drier in a couple of hours. sun will move in from north to south as the rain pushes off to the south and east. areas south of the district, the rain is heavy and it's going to stay a little bit longer. drier weather by about noon in the district. and later for areas to the south. the heavy rain continues through the northern neck by 3:00. maybe a couple of sprinkles left over around the lunchtime. but the heaviest stuff will start to fade away. and we'll be dry for the evening and sunshine before the sun sets. temperatures will stay in the 80s as we do sigh the clouds give way later on in the day. better way for tomorrow. we'll get to all the details coming up. >>> he pumped poisonous drugs into patients for years, telling them they had cancer, but they didn't. a once respected detroit doctor is headed to prison for abusin

george zimmerman trial, the public opinion was on trayvon's side. george acquitted by a jury. o.j.al, the jury made a determination. >> jury nullification according to our last panel. >> that's in your opinion. >> i'm saying according to the last panel. that's fine. >> that's in your opinion. >> well, do you believe that's not -- richard, do you believe that is not a risk factor here? jury nullification, they don't care what the evidence is, that they might just want a conviction against the cop sfs. >> that is why in the jury selection process, the prosecution as well as the defense, they have strikes. they can get rid of jurors. úw >> they have a limited number. go ahead, mark. >> they have the challenges. just like the prosecution does. >> go ahead, mark. >> you and i both know, we both sat in courtrooms and we both have been sitting there and picking a jury and i sat many times with the prosecutor and helped them pick a juror and you have to weed out who really wants on the jury and who really doesn't want on the jury. and who should be and who shouldn't. i think ms. mosby is i

you're best known for defending a case that's a racial case, the george zimmerman case. young african american males, in your experience x are there two different criminal justice systems here. you've defended lots of african americanss. >> i've known hi whole career, 32 years now, that young black males are much more likely to be many the system. as the president just said. there's no question about it. and we fought against that every time you go to sentencing and say this is happening because the color of the skin. it's great now that, you know, president obama is now saying what he knew and we all have known. >> one in nine african american children has a parent in prison. this is a reality a lot of people don't understand. >> it's just very true. i mean, quite honestly, i know it from my practice. i don't know it from my own personal experience. knowing it very well, we deal with this every day. part of it is just that it falls in onnist. when i go to a sentencing with a young black male who does have a dad or an uncle or a brother in prison, it permeates the proces

remember after the acquittal of george zimmerman.ve been trayvon martin 30 years ago and because he grew up in an environment where second chances were allowed, where he was allowed to make mistakes his path was different. he recognizes very strongly and very well that a lot of the young people he has met during his presidency, a lot of the people who are in that prison in oklahoma that he visited today and who are caught up in the criminal justice system, that he could have been them. those are the folks who are in prison for, you know, low-level drug offenses and who could have been diverted to other programs. that's what he's trying to -- that's what he's hoping to change. i hope he's right that he would like to get a criminal justice reform package done this year. but as we know in this town, the president wants it. it's hard to see how he's going to get it. even with bipartisan support there is for criminal justice reform right now. >> there's surprising bipartisan support right now. david corn, before we get to that, i want to

dubose family talking about his legal background a lot of people really know him as representing george zimmermann martin. so this is a difficult way getting to see mark o'mara representing the dubose family in all of this but i think in listening to the mom audrey dubose, talk about this, it seems that they're relying a lot on faith but, kendall, seems they have a good advocate in joe deters. >> deft or a victim, you want a strong advocate. this family has bun. navigating the process as a victim has its own challenges and you want to have that emphasis to make sure that the prosecution moves promptly correctly and to the full accountability. and this prosecutor seemed ready to do that from day one and doesn't hurt to have a strong advocate in your corner as a victim. >> thinking about the differences between cincinnati policing there's the cincinnati police force and then this police force dedicated to the university of cincinnati and its campus campus, they are tasked with patrolling it. this happened off site so that would be potentially out of the jurisdiction of this police officer. how does