i'm jake tapper. this is "the lead." you're watching live, continuous coverage of the george zimmerman murder trial, which has brought up issues of race and self-defense. yesterday it was all about the 911 calls and screams for help. today it seems to be all about the gunshot. we're listening to george zimmerman's neighbor, eloise dilligard. let's listen in. >> the young man that was there alone and then the other couple was talking to the policeman in terms of what they knew. >> okay. i don't want to you tell us precisely what you heard them say because law enforcement may have already testified to that but were you there when those people gave their statements to ln law enforcement? >> i wasn't there when they gave their verbal statement but i was there when they gave their written stiematements. >> you said one might have been jeremy and another one might have been jonathan. ; is that corre is that correct? >> that's what i think i remember about the names but, again, i'm just not sure. >> do you r

i'm jake tapper.expecting any machine a press conference of members of the flight crew from inside the cockpit of the asiana flight that crashed at san francisco enter national airport on saturday. as soon as they come to the microphones, we will go to them live. let's get back to the zimmerman panel. one of george zimmerman's former neighbors testified about a break-in at her home. one man arrested was emanuel burgiss, and he had said he had -- listen to her describe her ordeal and the prosecution's interests in her social network activity. the bite is not ready now, but we had this moment, in which she was asked by the prosecution about the fact that she had -- we do have it now? let's run it now. >> they broke into my house. i heard some bangs downstairs. the dispatcher told me to grab any weapon i had, because i had my son in my arms. he had woken up, and just prepare to use it if i had to. the guy was -- i was locked in my son's bedroom, and he was shaking the door knob trying to get in. i was si

i'm jake tapper. this is "the lead." the national lead, private manning found not guilty of aiding the enemy but convicted of nearly everything else for the largest leak in u.s. history. is this a preview of things to come for that other famous leak source edward snowden? we'll ask our first guest about it, none other than edward snowden's father. in other national news, teachers will soon be packing heat when students at one arkansas high school return to class. will it make them any safer? and the money lead. double meat, double cheese, double our wages. thousands of fast food workers walk off the job demanding more money. would that spend the end of the dollar menu? >> good afternoon, everyone. i'm jake tapper. we begin with the national lead today. the 25-year-old army private bradley manning would spend the rest of his life behind bars but a military judge found him not guilty of aiding the enemy in the largest leak of classified intelligence in u.s. history. he already pleaded guilty to ten of t

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and now "the lead" with jake tapper starts now. >> i'm jake tapper. this is "the lead." >> they think he got away with murder. protests calling for a new trial for george zimmerman. will the justice department meet their demands even after a jury said not guilty? >> no ankle bracelet, no curfew. george zimmerman is a free man. but can anyone ever live a normal life again after being tried for such a heinous crime? we'll ask the attorney who defended someone who would know, casey anthony. >> and the pop culture lead, putting her name anywhere near a book guarantees an instant best seller. so why did j.k. rowling try to go incognito and release her new novel under a pen name? >> good afternoon, i'm jack tapper. we'll begin with the national league. perhaps not wanting to appear as if they're gloating, george zimmerman supporters have remained mostly quiet since the not guilty verdict saturday night. not so for those who wanted him to be found guilty in a trial that brought new light to race, racial profiling and captured a company. the mayor and police

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>> reporter: very, jake. when they heard this announcement that president morsi has been officially deposed, a huge chant, a roar of anger came up, and people started to chant "down down with military rule." just a few minutes after that, i spoke with a senior member of the muslim brotherhood who i've known for years, who is normally quite upbeat. he looked quite downtrodden. i asked him, what is your reaction to the end of president morsi's reign, hess rule, he said, pointing to the crowd behind me, he said they are willing to die to stop that from happening. what we've heard is also chants of people saying it's either victory on martyrdom to make sure this does not come to pass. the question is now that it's official, how will the people react? violently? we're hearing reports of some gunfire just up the road here now, we don't know if that's to keep people back or what. now there are helicopters overhead, hearing a mixture of chants and whistles, so there's a lot of anger here at the moment, much of it dir

i'm jake tapper. continuing with our national lead, we can all speculate about what it was like to be a juror in the george zimmerman trial, but many of us will never fully understand what those six people experienced emotionally, how the process affected them, maybe forever. but for those who have served in a high-profile kascase, they haa bit of an inkling of how it can be. meek served on the scott peterson trial. scott peterson is currently on death row. mike joins us from san francisco. we want to play you some portions of the interview anderson did with juror b-37. but first let me ask you how difficult it was to be a juror in the scott peterson case. do you sympathize when we heard juror b-37 crying during her interview with anderson. do you understand why she was crying? >> i certainly do. you know, any time you go through a trial like zimmerman went through and that woo went through, it going to be emotional. we're talking about the death of a 17-year-old young man. that just doesn't set well

i'm jake tapper. we'll begin with the national lead and our continuous coverage of the george zimmerman trial, which has brought renewed folk to us issues of race, racial profiling and self-defense. oh, to be a fly on the wall in that jury room in florida as six women try to answer the question that has captivated the country, did george zimmerman kill trayvon martin in self-defense or was it murder? deliberations began about six and a half hours ago. this morning both sides in the case got a chance to make their final pitch to the jury. defense attorney mark o'mara was the there, both conversational and meticulous in his closing statements, he asked the jury to focus on one key issue, reasonable doubt. >> how many would have beens have you heard from the state, how many what ifs have you heard from the state in this case? they don't -- i don't think anyway -- they don't get to ask you, i don't think they get to ask you what do you think? no, no no. no, no, no. what have i proven to you? what have i c

i'm jake tapper. on his flight back from brazil today, pope francis gave a rare 82-minute press conference with reporters right there on the plane. even more rare he said he would not judge priests for their sexual orientation. >> translator: if a person is gay and accepts the lord and has goodwill, who am i to judge them? >> now, this seems, seems to be a significant shift from his predecessor, pope benedict who signed a document in 2005 saying that gays should not be priests. italian media have reported a so-called gay lobby secretly pulled strings at the lobby. when asked about that, pope francis said gays specifically are not the problem, lobbies are. >> and we have bill donahue, president of the catholic league. father martin, i want to start with you. some are saying what the pope said today is more a change in tone than in actual substance. what do you think? >> it is a change in tone but it's also a change in substance. to go from saying in 2005 gay men cannot be admitted to seminaries or reli

jake?thanks so much. >>> most americans get two pressure weeks off, but with congress about to skip town for a five-week vacation leaving behind a massive to-do list when they go. this just in. george zimmerman is back in the news. again we'll tell you why he was stopped by police. stay with us. ♪ (announcer) flavors this delicious are worth searching for. friskies. feed the senses. ( bell rings ) they remind me so much of my grandkids. wish i saw mine more often but they live so far away. i've been thinking about moving in with my daughter and her family. it's been pretty tough since jack passed away. it's a good thing you had life insurance through the colonial penn program. you're right. it was affordable, and we were guaranteed acceptance. guaranteed acceptance? it means you can't be turned down because of your health. you don't have to take a physical or answer any health questions. they don't care about your aches and pains. well, how do you know? did you speak to alex trebek? because

but, jake, there's more than that.ou have to have adequate provocation to not be able to then claim self-defense. so george zimmerman had to do something to trayvon martin for trayvon to then hit george zimmerman and punch him and bash him into the sidewalk. well, the prosecution has got to find some evidence of what that adequate provocation is, the aggression. it can't be mere words, it can't be following. that's not illegal, can you do that. so there has to be a little bit more. >> we heard zimmerman's voice this week. he didn't testify but we heard both video and also the audio of his police interview shortly after the shooting. i want to play some of that. >> when he said "you're going to die tonight," i felt his hand go down on my side and i felt he was going for my firearm. so i grabbed it immediately and as he banged my head again, i just pulled out my firearm and shot him. >> okay. and then what happened? did he -- you were both on the ground? is he on top of you? >> i'm on my back. he's on top of me. he's mou

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i'm jake tapper. this is "the lead." the parents of trayvon martin speaking for the first time since george zimmerman was found not guilty of murdering their son. they issue a call for president obama to get directly involved. but what can he really do? all the anger and sadness being channelled in protests across the country this weekend but what then? and what could satisfy those who think george zimmerman got away with murder? and he claimed alleged mobster whitey bulger took his store from him at gun point. he had to wait decades to confront him and now that potential witness has turned up dead. >> good afternoon, everyone. i'm jake tapper. welcome to "the lead." before george zimmerman was found not guilty of killing trayvon martin, president obama had this to say to martin's parents in the rose garden. >> if i had a son, it would look like trayvon. i think they are right to expect that all us as americans are going to take this with the seriousness it deserves and we're going to get to the bottom of exactly what ha

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jake. so when you hear something say there aren't any violations we point to that one specifically. in my view didn't fully portrayed the extend of the problems. >>> all right. senator ron wyden, we've been talking about this issue for

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at a wedding the bouquet toss, the garter toss can get stale, but not if you are at the wedding of jake natasha. >> no way. >> what? >> yes. >> no way. >> natasha is about to toss her bouquet after being flung in a human slingshot with the bouquet in hand and on the four-wheeler. >> do it, do it, do it. oh, my gosh. that is so awesome. did she throw it? >> yes, she tosses the bouquet after kind of going back and forth and back and forth. >> we are going to get another angle of this, and the second angle is even better. >> and she is wearing cowboy boots. awesome. look at her terrified. listen to her. >> ah! >> from that angle, better, and she is flying to the camera, and then over it. you see how far this human slingshot was, and this is not just the bouquet toss, but the garter toss. groom's time. >> and does he lose the hat? oh, that is great. >> fantastic wedding reception. this is held in springville, utah, at the famed hobble creek lodge famous for the human slingshot, and the photographer colton spencer shot the video, and sent them in, but to tell us more about it, we have jake a

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jake?orld lead today is the complicated and deadly state that egypt is in right now. you're looking at live pictures of tahrir chang. -- tahrir square. more than 50 people were killed in a battle between officials and protesters, each side blaming the other for the bloodshed. the u.s. government is not sure how to deal with the situation or even what to call it. is a coup? not a coup? jay carney today i donwould not it a coup. if he did, they'd have to cut off about $1.5 billion in u.s. aid. he said cutting off aid is not in best interest right now. coming up, we'll talk to our legal experts about where the defense could take their case tomorrow. stay with us. so we could be a better, safer energy company. i've been with bp for 24 years. i was part of the team that helped deliver on our commitments to the gulf - and i can tell you, safety is at the heart of everything we do. we've added cutting-edge safety equipment and technology, like a new deepwater well cap and a state-of-the-art monito

jakes.or but you're a producer and writer and 30 books and 12 on "the new york times" best seller. good to have you here. >> thank you. >> first, start with the poll numbers that show such a clear distinction between how blacks and how whites view colorblindness in this country. what do you make of those numbers? >> i'm not surprised by that at all. i think people live in the realm of their own realities and write the books they read and the fact of the matter is that we are a melting pot and amalgamation of a diversity of people and each bring a set of circumstances that causes america to be different for them. and i think that it's not only true as it relates to that, but also true generationally. >> here's a breakdown when americans are asked specifically about race relations. this is according to the nbc news/"wall street journal" poll. 52% say they are either very or fairly good. down 20 points since 2009. by race 38% of african-americans say race relations are good compared to 52% of w

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i'm jake tapper. we're back with our panel.et's go to another key moment in the trial that we referenced earlier in the show when prosecutor bernie de la rionda pulled out the murder weapon and used it to show what he calls a major loophole in george zimmerman's story. >> one of the things that he does, he demonstrates to the police where he had the gun. and it wasn't right here in the front. it was towards the back and it was hidden. and he'll demonstrate to the police out there where it was. look at the gun. look at the size of this gun. how did the victim see that in the darkness? >> linda, what can the defense do to answer bernie de la rio a rionda's question tomorrow is this. >> what they're going to do what they've done so effectively in this try is what i call moving the goalpost. they made it trial about who threw the first punch, not about the actual facts of the case that shows you a 17-year-old is dead. i expect mark o'mara will continue that and say it's the state's burden to prove to you that trayvon martin was not

jake tapper will be back on monday.tion room." >> an impassioned new plea from trayvon martin's mother, begging others to keep what happened to her son from happening to any other child. >> and in north korea, a look at how they're celebrating their 21st century brand of socialism. >> and in the latest sexting scandal. >> i feel terrible that i'm part of that. >> i'm wolf blitzer.

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jake tapper, cnn, washington. >> good reporting. jake is a huge, huge springsteen fan.olitical analyst, another huge springsteen fan. of course, we know, brooke baldwin, she loves bruce springsteen as well. that's it for me. thanks very much for watching. i'll be back later today. 5:00 p.m. eastern in "the situation room." brooke, getting ready to pick it brooke, getting ready to pick it up from here. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> the government says its snooping helped stop dozens of terrorist attacks. one senator who's seen the classified information says that's not the case. i'm brooke baldwin. the news is now. a russian lawmaker reportedly insists guy athletes are banned from next year's olympics. now guy barsay bars across amer protesting by pouring out vodka. >>> a radio host live tweets his mom's dying moments. you'll hear what he wishes he would have done in life. >>> plus, richard nixon unplugged. >> [ bleep ]. >> former adviser tells me about his boss's demons. >>> 190 miles an hour. thousands of feet in the air. a rocket man flies alongside a bomb

not if you theater wedding of jake and natasha. >> no way. >> what?s. >> no way. >> natasha is about to toss her bouquet after being flung in a human slingshot. >> in the wedding dress, bouquet in hand. grabbing her on the four-wheeler. sanding her back. >> do it, do it. there she goes. >> oh, my gosh! that's so awesome. so does she throw it? >> she tossed the bouquet after kind of going back and forth. >> we're going to get another angle of this. and the second angle is even better. >> and she's wearing cowboy boots. it's awe sell. >> look at her. she looks terrified. listen to her. from that angle it looks even better, right? you see her flying right toward the camera and then over it. you see how far this human slingshot goes. this wasn't only the bouquet toss. this is also the garter toss. it's groomie's time. >> oh, my god. >> fantastic wedding reception. this was held in springville, utah, at the famed hobble creek lodge famous for the human slingshot. their photographer and videographer colton spencer shot this video and also shot these lovely

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i--i just-- i got a call from jake's school today. huh. you know who called me? jessica murray. oh? a friend of mine. yeah. well, anyway, jake's mom and i have to go to a parent-teacher conference tomorrow, and i don't really know what it's about.

. >> for the purpose of uniting jake and richard. >> reporter: they have already lived through better worse. this civil ceremony was just the icing on the cake. >> i couldn't wait any longer. i've been waiting and waiting. >> reporter: on the first full day same-sex couples could marry in their home county they said i do. they have been together for five years, have children and grandchildren together, and three years ago rico survived cancer with jake at his side. last august 18 they took vows before their friends and family. >> it was beautiful. and then so this time i told him we're going to elope. >> reporter: the wedding started friday as soon as the appeals court lifted the stay, this was the first full day same-sex couples could marry in other bay area counties while all added staff everyone who wanted to get married did including john and adolfo who said i do in a 5-minute ceremony at the new express marriage window which is open today. >> we've been waiting a long time. it's been almost 12 years to be able to do this. and it makes us proud because we both live in san jose, to