if they had a verdict of guilty on 4 counts, they would not be considering the lessers. a verdict of not guilty would they be saying we have to consider lesser. so that's really intriguing to me when they say verdict on four counts, it has to be not guilty or why would they be considering lessers. >> mark o'mara, standby. here is the judge giving those instructions just moments ago. >> we have reached a verdict on four of the five counts. we are unable to reach a unanimous verdict on count 1 or any of the lesser included offenses. >> that was just moments ago at the duval county courthouse in jacksonville, florida. michael dunn is on trial for killing jordan davis. on that charge of killing him, that murder charge, count 1, that's the count they can't come to a consensus on. mark o'mara is our legal analyst here on cnn. he knows florida law very well having defended george zimmerman down there in a trial they are comparing to the george zimmerman and trayvon martin trial. martin savage has been reporting on this from the beginning. martin, we'll go to you now. so this is

as a result of the trial, what it could mean is that the lesser charges of murder which will bring lesser time by michael dunn is not to be be shrugged off, but it is not a murder conviction and does not bring justice to the family or the primary people in the case, and that is why if it is a hung jury on the first count of murder, you can guarantee even though it is discretionary, there is going to be another trial on this front. right now, people are gathered outside of the courthouse and waiting for further updates. i had a texting conversation with the attorney who represents jordan davis' family, and asked if they have any idea how long the jury will reconsider as they have been asked by the judge. he says that the jury has been thorough, and it is possible that they may not come back tonight. and maybe they could decide to sleep on it, and come back tomorrow. we have to simply wait and see. there is no guarantee that it is going to be a matter of a few hours. >> martin savidge, as you are talking to the people top ground there, i'm interested, their honest reaction to the latest dev

austria-hungary which with the lesser ally of germany behaved in a recklessly. i think we've seen in present-day the great powers can't always control their small allies. sometimes it's for difficult. russia and syria. united states an issue. there are times when the great -- united states and pakistan. china, north korea. because the prestige of the greater power is tied up with its protection of the lesser power which anything which gives the lesser power a freer hand to behave as it wishes. >> that's a good segue into next segment. i'd like to invite members to join a conversation with the questions. a reminder, this meeting is on the record. wait for the mic phones. speak directly into the. please stand. stager name and affiliation. limit yourself to one question. keep it concise to allow as many members as possible to be. we will start here and work ba back. >> ralph, new york university. professor macmillan, some years ago, david frum can wrote the book on the same subject called europe's last summer. the focus of the book was to say that the archvillain o

ahead tonight, a florida man accused of killing a teenager and wounding four others, is convicted on lesser charges, reopening a national debate about race, self defense and the law. >> woodruff: plus, one state's alternative to medicaid expansion. an arkansas program that uses federal funds to buy private insurance for low-income residents >> the first thing i did was go to my general practitioner, and i walked in the room and she looked at me and she said, ok,

not only the first-degree murder count, but all the lesser includes. they went over manslaughter and still couldn't reach a consensus. when that happens, when a jury is dead locked, the united states supreme court in a case called u.s. vs. allen, a judge can instruct a jury to go back, try to reach a consensus and consider the opinions of your fellow jurors. that's exactly what this judge did. the charge was a bit different

not only the first-degree murder count, but all the lesser includes. they went over manslaughter and still couldn't reach a consensus. when that happens, when a jury is dead locked, the united states supreme court in a case called u.s. vs. allen, a judge can instruct a jury to go back, try to reach a consensus and consider the opinions of your fellow jurors. that's exactly what this judge did. the charge was a bit different than the charges i have heard, but he told them to go around the room, each and every one of them, all 12, and explain the weakest points in their own arguments. that's really a fascinating way to do it. the davis family was very disace pointed when they heard the count they couldn't agree on was the count related to their son. they were looking down. head bowed. it was a very, very tense moment. michael dunn also stood up and looked at his parents. they have been in the courtroom every single day. the spectators are there. the media is there. even congresswoman brown is in the courtroom. it's absolutely packed. and really almost a

a lesser included offense.fendant discharged a firearm during the commission of the offense. verdict as to count 5, we the jury find the defendant guilty of shooting or throwing deadly missiles as charged in the indictment. so say we all, jacksonville, duvall county, florida. jury number 7, foreperson, dated february 15th, 2014. >> okay. so you heard it. the verdict in the murder trial of michael dunn. after nearly 30 hours of deliberations, the jury found dunn guilty of three counts of second-degree murder, attempted murder and one count of shooting into an occupied vehicle. three counts of attempted second-degree murder. and one count of shooting into a deadly -- shooting a deadly, a missile, deadly missile into a vehicle. you heard the judge, the jury couldn't decide on the murder charge, so it was declared a mistrial on that one count. covering breaking developments in all angles. joining me, cnn's martin savage, paul callan, joey jackson, and holly hughes as well. clinical psychologist jeff gardere. and cn

. >> a jury found him guilty of three counts of lesser charges. because of the inability, i would declare a mistrial. count,he most serious the jury cannot decide if it was murder or self-defense. shot 10 times into an suv because davis and his friends were not the down loud rap music. anthony davis was shot and killed. dunn said he saw a shotgun and acted in self-defense. >> i thought i was going to be killed. was found.n prosecutors said they will not seek a lesser charge. >> his family welcomed the verdict. >> we are so very happy to have a little bit of closure. we will continue to wait for justice. but the defense of said dunn is a shock. >> he is and disbelief. he returns to court in march for sentencing. he faces a mandatory 20 years for each of counts 2, 3, and 4. abc news. >> his trial has drawn comparisons to george zimmerman's trial for the killing of trayvon martin. martin's family released a statement showing support for the family of anthony davis. the parents said no matter what happens in this case, david's parents would not see th

it's the smaller traveled, lesser traveled roadways and your neighborhood streets that could be really dicey coming out of and slippery as well. once you're here, for example, on the northbound side of i-95 in springfield, vdot was out pretreating the roadways all day long yesterday and this morning they're out in full force as well. back to you guys. >> thanks, monika. >>> 4:13. time for the first your money segment of the morning. >> jessica doyle live in the newsroom. a rebound yesterday. >> you know, it's not great but not bad. wall street had a little bit of a rebound from its worst start to february since 1933. stocks regained some after a shaky start. investors are wondering if all the severe weather we keep getting hit with if that's going to actually dent economic growth. another thing for folks to think about. the dow starts the day at 15,445. the s&p 500 was up by 13 points. the nasdaq was better by 34.5 points on the day. the congressional budget office now estimates the affordable care act could reduce the number of full-time jobs in america by 2.3 million. this would be b

the prosecutor argued a stir can convict him on a lesser charge of second degree murder.et's listen to what was said today. >> sending nine bullets into a cal full of unarmed teenagers. >> that's second degree murder, no doubt. it is reasonably certain an occupant of that vehicle could suffer death or great bodily harm. that act, itself, shows an indifference for human life. >> interesting. what is it, do you make of it that she is suggesting the jury can convict him on a lesser charge >> she would be correct because the law in florida is the charge is first degree murder in this case. then the jury is going to be instructed and has been that there are lesser included crimes that they can consider. second degree murder and man sla slaughter are lesser included crimes of first degree murder. the evidence in this case is for a very, very strong second degree murder case. there is evidence that shows pre-medtati pre-medtation. it will be up to the jury. it's a stronger, second degree murder case in my opinion after looking at the evidence that i see in this case. >> all righ

sla slaughter are lesser included crimes of first degree murder.he evidence in this case is for a very, very strong second degree murder case. pre-medtati pre-medtation. it will be up to the jury. it's a stronger, second degree murder case in my opinion after looking at the evidence that i see in this case. >> all right. i want to take a look at another comment was made. this was from the defense attorney, arguing that no adequate search -- we have been talking about the possibility, presence or absence of a weapon in the vehicle the boys were riding in. let's listen to this. >> how many times did the state ask their witness: was there a weapon in that truck? was there a gun in that truck? was there a truck, truck, truck? never asked about the plaza, never asked about underneath the cars in the plaza, never checked dumpsters. ken? >> well, the defense attorney is doing the best job that he coan with the evidence that he has available with him. it's going for the weekest link. weakest link would be to have the jury focus on the fact that no other we

of two evils and the lesser of two evils is to establish some sort of control and authority otherwise things are spinning out of well let's see if he is doing that now because we can cross live to. correspondent that exceed a chef ski he's i believe now in kiev and if you can hear me now we know that that deadline is now passed my guest is on the public is saying that the president now should be exerting some authority on the protestors what is the latest that your saying then now from the center of. well we just actually reached central kiev it took a few literally an hour and a half to get from the able to the city because most of the road that was dark say all of the roads leading to the central part of the city are blocked by the police and now we're just fighting the gourd on one of the police cordons. and basically separates the central part of the city from the rest of it we're trying to get inside hopefully we'll be able to do so it's mayhem behind the barricades where we're standing right now as far as we can tell from numerous reports the police have been trying to storm the

david dunn, verdict as to count two, we, the jury, find the defendant guilty of second-degree murder, lesser included offense. we find that the defendant discharged a firearm during the commission of the offense. verdict as to count three. we the jury find the defendant guilty of attempted second-degree murder, a lesser included offense. we find that the defendant discharged a firearm occurring the commission of the offense. verdict as to count four. we, the jury, find the defendant guilty of attempted second-degree murder. we find that the defendant discharged a firearm during the commission of the offense. verdict as to count five, we the jury find the defendant guilty of shooting or throwing deadly missiles as charged in the indictment, so say we all, duvall county, florida, juror number 7, foreperson, dated february 15th, 2014. >> does anybody need the jury polled? >> yes, your honor. >> juror number one, are these your true and correct verdicts? >> yes. >> number two? >> yes. >> number three? >> yes. >> number four? >> yes. >> number five? >> yes. >> number six? >> yes. >> number seven?

of the two evils i don't think so i don't think it was the lesser of this it was anything you wanted i was only beer is better than its range be and it's not over in a few years there might be peace and some human rights in libya or it might go back to a tyranny more or less like a da feet i don't know what's going to happen is more still what you're saying argue your argument is basically never try to get rid of a tyranny because you don't know what's going to happen just accept the tyrant i'm sorry because that guarantees tyranny now you're right that when i compare. or the owner of a proprietary program to a tyrant yes it's an it's a metaphor it's because that owner doesn't have the power that a state has but that owner has power over the users and although that owner can't just put them in jail that owner can mistreat them in a lot of bad ways and that is what we escape from when we switch to free software that's us don't want to have to take a short break now but one of a come back as that for us of big tack minds keeps adding digits doesn't richard stallman trees becoming the d

the judge included a lot of lesser offenses.nd first degree murder. he included a lot of other reasons that they could find him guilty. it's interesting that the jury came back with the question that they came back with once they started deliberating, saying can we find guilty on one charge and not another or not guilty on one charge and guilty on another? what does that tell you? >> i think what they are probably focusing on, i will say it's a caveat. you never know what the jury is thinking. >> right. >> we could be completely off base. if i'm in the courtroom and hear that question about self-defense and whether we should consider it separately, there is no evidence whatsoever that michael dunn had seen anything to suggest the other people in that car, the other three individuals had a gun, had a weapon, pose n any threat. then focus solely on the murder charge against jordan davis as a place where they may have concerns whether it's first degree, second degree, manslaughter or some version of self-defense. that is probably w

a right and almost a duty to set aside lesser law when when these high ideals are at stake this gives whistleblowers the right to to breach whatever contract they are under they are exposing wrongdoing but what we talked about earlier was of course a different scenario where those who are criticizing the whistleblower outright whistleblowers are trying to maintain that the journalists working with whistleblowers. have committed a crime and this is something so serious that i don't think that the you have heard anything like this in the other states since the mccarthy era in of the fifty's so this is a serious serious situation we're dealing with and i just want to ask you if. roger is the man that is really launching there that invasion has and has really been at the forefront of that what would you say to him. well i would have to take some courses in that freaks and reasoning us as a duty or a guy who says that somebody some some versions of privacy has been violated if he doesn't know it has been violated there's a provision that i don't understand it may be you have to you know do

i think the best example is lesser super bowl. the power goes out and the o wa.y hada command center and agency and everyone involved. and i think that is the type of thing that many marketers have been going for. gerri: facebook is lining up against twitter. i don't think this is the place to have a conversation but they are overcoming that. >> is where real-time happens and they have a much larger situation. and they are enabling hash tags and it will make her very obvious with that on the right-hand side of the screen. as an gen xers 14 million and 2013. and it has a presence being on twitter. gerri: i think it is so much fun. and now they are showing them. that tell you about something about the outcome. >> conversely this could be a great opportunity to get ahead of things. and it is only apple that has held back. you can generate a lot of use of your part of the conversation on all of these different platforms area is a great way t enhance the return on investment. gerri: it is so much fun having you on. who are you pulling for? >> the broncos. peyton manni

i'll show you what i mean in a segment called "lesser known penalties."e we go. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ lesser known >> jimmy: first up, this is an interesting one. this is called slow end zone dancing. this is when two players celebrate a touchdown by slow dancing in the end zone. usually accompanied by a "kiss from a rose" by seal. [ laughter ] the next penalty you don't see this very often, this is cup stuffing. it's an embarrassing one nobody wants to be caught stuffing their cup. [ laughter ] next penalty is rarely called, but it still happens. it's called over enjoying tackles. this is when a player gets brutally tackled and then he yells out, "that's what daddy likes." [ laughter ] the last penalty is pretty weird, but it still happens every once and ahwile. it's called "butt cupping." when a congratulatory butt slap lingers for just a bit too long. [ laughter ] those are some nfl lesser known penalties. look for them this sunday during this sunday's super bowl. hopefully it helps you out a little bit. but, if you are going to the big game, be ca

market themselves as special you hear about new restaurants and bars opening all the time but to a lesser degree. so more than any other project we've been involved in trying to actually save buildings this project has garden everyday widespread recognize you've familiar with the peed piper being removed that was the third year and we're able to mobilize an online petition for people to talk about their dismay >> but the hotel didn't have to change their mind. >> that's right. >> any building be owner can evict someone. >> this project is entirely saving we have no role whatsoever. >> and in getting f this award get you what. >> this for historic preservation organization is a groundbreaking advocate strategic and my hope is to slating it and have it embraced by national organizations will help. the national historic preservation has received a grant to launch its own counterpart to the legacy project. there's a lot of support within the organization for that >> any other questions or comments. >> the question for me i remember r i mean, i see sam in there i personally am attached to the

verdicts as to count three, we the jury find the defendant guilty of attempted second-degree murder and lesser included offense. we find that the defendant discharged a firearm in the commission of the offense. verdict as to count four, we, the jury, find the defendant guilty of attempted second-degree murder a lesser included offense, and we find that the defendant discharged a firearm in the commission of the offense. verdict as to count five, we the jury find the defendant guilty of shooting the victim as said. this is signed by the foreperson and dated february 15th, 2014. >> does anybody need the jury polled? >> yes, your honor. >> juror, one, are these your two and correct verdicts? >> yes. >> and juror two, are these your true and correct verdicts? >> yes. >> and juror three, are these your true and correct verdicts? >> yes. >> and juror number four? >> yes. >> and juror, five? >> yes. >> and juror nine, are these your true and correct verdicts? >> yes. >> and juror ten, are these your true and correct verdicts? >> yes. >> and juror 11, are these your true and correct verdicts? >> yes.

lesser amounts off to the south. and here we go. as we head throughout saturday night, it still stays in the forecast and even into sunday morning, that rainfall doesn't budge. with this atmospheric river of moisture moving in from the pacific. i don't think we'll see things clear out until sunday night, into monday morning. overall totals, yes, will be extremely impressive. over the five days, we will see, yes, lesser amounts down into san jose with 1 to 2 inches. check it out in the north bay. 5 to 7 inches possible in marin, napa and sonoma counties. so, again, that's why we are highlighting those areas for our highest flood concerns. you can see what to expect here overall, small creeks, streams and rivers will definitely be rising up into marin, napa and sonoma counties. that's where the worst of the weather will be. no doubt. let's get you to our microclimate forecast as we head throughout saturday. everyone dealing with rain here. temperatures in the upper 50s to 60. san jose 58. san mateo, 58 as well. pacific heights with 55

you know about the wins and losses but what the lesser known olympic fun and follies?one of the most recognizable names in san francisco politics. coming up, we are going to talk to the former mayor about a very special honor happening in his name today. >> and a lot of fog showing up around the bay area. some of the visibilities less than a quarter of a mile. when will that lift? we'll talk about that coming up. >> and if you are counting, this is accident number 2 already this morning in the maze may see. what it's doing to the morning drive, plus we're checking twitter about all this fog for your morning commute. it's coming up. >>> hi, everyone. good morning. it's tuesday, february 11. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. time now is 6:31. >> we begin with some breaking news this morning. the bay area remembering a woman who was arguably the most successful child actress of all time. >> shirley temple black died at her woodside home late last night. kpix 5's kiet do was in front of her home this morning. >> reporter: good morning. we're here in front of shi

so they came back with the lesser crime, the lesser included attempt of second-degree murder. so the message is clear the state attorney's office in jacksonville overcharged this case. they could have charged second-degree murder. they would have gotten a conviction for second-degree murder. and the jury has already sent a verdict and the message to angela corey, you've overcharged on counts 2, 3, and 4. we're coming back attempted second-degree murder, not attempted first-degree murder that you got an indictment for. so it's clear here. angela corey is probably not going to change the charges at this point in time. she is going to maintain that she made no error, and she is going to go forward on the charges that were originally placed before this jury. >> now, faith, state attorney angela corey did say she hopes to speak with some of the jurors. watch. this. >> you all heard the judge say the jurors are at liberty to speak with whomever they please. so we hope to hear on them on what we could do better. well frequently have had cases where a juror will call the office and sa

lesser amounts still pretty good, things are starting to shape up and this is what looks to be wrapping up and it is with us in the morning, and we have some okay returns. david clark valley, things look to be calming down and after the morning rain we'll see some things moving in and that will be a warm eastern system so morning rain, it will be a cool day with low 50s for system, here it is sal. >>> the most serious one is on 880 east coming in a jack knife truck came through the center divider and three lanes are blocked and we will be out there for at least two hours and we have the ezequiel the carquinez bridge, they have stopped the freeway for an injury crash and it looks like they are doing a break and merging -- emerging vehicles trying to get through so this is braking up, and you can see it live with the fire department and right now all lanes are blocked here on this freeway and it's that type of morning, not a good morning to be on 08, this is north bay 380, we had a lot of fender benders but flooding, we have had flooding 680 at land desk 6:04 let's go back to at level sav

one day next week, see if we can do something else maybe not prosecute him on the felony but some lesser charge. i will be back in touch with you to let you know what his decision is. all right? >> okay. thank you very much. >> ronnie tye is dealing with a very different sort of legal matter. he has appealed the denial of his prison wedding. he is about to get the results of the superintendent dan pittsburgh bride. >> i saw your earlier application. i saw where it had been denied. there are some reasons a marriage can be denied. one in the safety of the facility or the department or the individuals involved. >> what was the reason to use the safety and security of the facility? >> there was some concern that you were recently found in possession of a cell phone? >> actually i wasn't found in possession of a cell phone, i was found in possession of the cell phone charger. i gave them the cell phone to them after they shook me down didn't fine the cell phone. i brought it to them. >> you were found guilty of possession of a cell phone. >> i pleaded guilty. >> first of all, you understand i

lesser amounts, if you are in southern maryland, you skate by with just some rain. >> thanks. world news is coming up. >> have a good night. [ male announcer ] when your small business has verizon fios, you're "downloading huge files" ready. "3-hour conference call" ready. you're small business ready. switch to verizon fios with 100% fiber optic fast internet and reliable phone with 99.9% network reliability for just $99.99 a month with a two year price guarantee. call now to get a firm price quote of your total monthly charges in writing up front. call 1.888.774.4418 to sign up now. fios speed and reliability that makes you small business ready. that's powerful. >>> welcome to "world news." tonight, with this never-ending winter. look at a foot of new snow, on top of the snow already there. as our commuter cam shows how all that salt on the road is taking its toll underneath your car. >>> warning signs. looking for clues in the last moments of a great actor's life. the search for signs of heroin addiction, facing so many families tonight. >>> and air guitar. super bowl superp

lesser for livermore and san jose. was it enough to put a debt in our percent of normal? well not too much. only 40% of normal for santa rosa and 37% of normal for san francisco. san jose still very low at 28% of normal. i do want to mention that santa rosa this time last year was at 102% of normal. we have more rain in our forecast coming up this week. we'll look at that in a bit. >> thank you, leigh. >> one part of the bay area that has seen the most severe flooding and damage has been mill valley. that's where abc7 news reporter john alston is live for us tonight. john? >> behind me is old mill creek that runs through downtown mill valley. a few days ago if you wantedded to cross here you would barely -- if you wanted to cross here it would barely get your shoes wet. if you dared cross here you would be swept away. the rain was welcome, but not the anxiety of living so close to a raging creek. he has an office next to the water. >> i came around 11:30, 12:00. i saw the water raging. >> so he put sandbags in front of all of his doors and raised his computer equipment a

there is another chance on sunday, but a lesser chance. no major storm this weekend, so go about this week plans. i will have more details of that just a few minutes. let us check on the roads with amanda meadows. >> thank you ray much. we have construction to worry about this morning. we have some construction with pothole repairs being made. this is on the outer loop near new hampshire. he duty to stay to the right as you head through montgomery county. that is just before 95 in maryland. we also have construction on new york avenue that is going to be inbound and outbound. we have one lane closed in each direction. beep repaired for that. -- we prepared for that. you routes of virginia are looking good. show you current conditions. this along the douglas bridge. up things are looking useful as you come inbound from pennsylvania avenue. thank you very much. police are scrambling trying to find the man who shot and killed an example -- alexandria woman when she answered the door. you just mentioned, the manhunt continues this morning for

this videotape that's incriminating as well, there has to be a lesser includ included charge. attorney tried the whole self-defense in order to get under florida's law. couldn't do it. i would say that preliminary didn't help. >> would you abandon this whole self-defense and try to go down and say this. volunta voluntary. knowing that the minimum on that is nine years, he could do six and be out. >> i think you have to. i think you have to look at all the evidence. you have to look at the public outrage. all i have is that he snapped. the lesser included is the only way he can go. >> the public knows the texting innings incidence, it was over texting. >> his little daughter, i mean, you know? if he was texting somebody else, but this is a little 2 or 3 zbleerld and his wife trying to defend him with her hand up and her getting shot. >> that's the thing. it's an aggravated count. >> he's going to face assault charges for her as well. >> mercedes, christ continue, thanks for joining us. >> good to know, guys. >>> the job market posting weak gains these last two months. coming up

, not lesser but from other creatures. >> from other creatures. >> that's another poll.t's a scientific thing. i want to stay on civics here. marry catherine, here is the anomaly. we have record voting turnout in the presidential elections. we have a lot of people going to the polls. >> right. >> so that would say well, they are interested in their country. they do want to participate in democracy. yet, they don't know a thing. how do you explain that? >> well, no, i think people do want to participate. i do think a lot of times people are not as informed as everybody would like them to be. frankly, a federal judge in virginia last week got the declaration of independence and the constitution mixed up in a ruling which was got quite a lot of coverage. i'm not sure i am so surprised about other folks getting these kind of things wrong. backlash toll' problems where people take to whom schooling or home schools or private schools to circumvent what's going on in public schools when it's not working for them. it's not about learning creationism at home it's about learning m

lesser for livermore and san jose. was it enough to put a debt in our percent of normal? well not too much. only 40% of normal for santa rosa and 37% of normal for san francisco. san jose still very low at 28% of normal. i do want to mention that santa rosa this time last year was at 102% of normal. we have more rain in our forecast coming up this week. we'll look at that in a bit. >> thank you, leigh. >> one part of the bay area that has seen the most severe flooding and damage has been mill valley. that's where abc7 news reporter john alston is live for us tonight. john? >> behind me is old mill creek that runs through downtown mill valley. a few days ago if you wantedded to cross here you would barely -- if you wanted to cross here it would barely get your shoes wet. if you dared cross here you would be swept away. the rain was welcome, but not the anxiety of living so close to a raging creek. he has an office next to the water. >> i came around 11:30, 12:00. i saw the w raging. >> so he put sandbags in front of all of his doors and raised his computer equipment a few

, they could make a huge error. >> well, in a first degree murder case you have lesser charge, secretaryree murder and manslaughter. the jury can take up a second degree charge and in this case i think it's the second volume of shots, he shot a foot nava way from the car. he did not shoot to scare, he shot to kill. >> so you're saying the first shot may not have been premeditated but that the others were you could think -- >> you could argue the first time that could be traumatic head injury. as he continues to shoot. you don't have adrenaline if you shoot four more times in a car that's driving away. >> i think the premeditation has to have come before any shooting began. it can't be in the middle. the other issue is if he was doing this cold blooded, this is malice aforethought. this is execution style murder. fourth degree. it is never a situation where you have that. th this is the same prosecution team that uses the cynical strategy and it didn't work there. >> thanks very much to both of you. whatever you think about gun policy. it's hard to argue if people weren't driving around w

came from the russian empire in the late 19th and early 20th century to the united states and to a lesser degree britain and france, they did have an anti-capitalist propensity. it wasn't working well in the russian empire and not for them. when they came to new york, they found themselves working long hours under terrible working conditions that and led them to organize themselves and sometimes get involved in socialist politics and their children maintained that anti-capitalist notion through the '40s and '50s. but that was a fleeting stage in the history of jews and their attitude toward capitalism. in the 19th century europe and united states, jews tended to be pro-capitalist and vote thad way in most european countries today as well. they vote that way into the united states, too, though freedman considered anybody who supported welfare state version of capitalism is a socialist so part has to do with his definition. leading spokesperson for capitalism did emerge in britain in the 1960s-1980s from people of jewish backgrounds. so i think i think freedman was right about the fact jews

tea party activists have come to understand that if you vote for the lesser of the evils, you are stilling for evil. [applause] if you give us candidates, you declare war on our candidates, you give us candidates in the pockets of big business, you give us candidates that are not constitutional conservatives, you are going to have a rude awakening the day after elections. i love amnesty for illegal immigrants. leading our nation. the establishment can say, we are the only the establishment can say well, we're the only chance at repealing obamacare and if you don't elect us the democrats are not going to do it. how many in this room really trust the current republican leadership in the senate and in the house to actually do what they say and repeal obamacare, raise your hands? how many dosed -- don't trust them? so, why should we believe anything that they say? they don't keep their word. they don't like being held

the jury could be deadlocked on whether to convict of a lesser or included defense like second degreeanslaughter. they'll resume deliberations on saturday. tune into good morning america tomorrow. as always, we're on line at abc news.com. have a great weekend. good night. they lived. ♪ they lived. ♪ they lived. ♪ (dad) we lived... thanks to our subaru. ♪ (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. in e almond. a good that comes in 25 flavors. from whole natural to wasabi and soy sauce. and once good gets going, there's no stopping it. good . get your good going. blue diamond. snack nut of u.s. snowboarding.

i know, to a lesser extent, at&t some time has to dig and there are probably other utilities as well. >> so, for moratorium streets, are you talking about moratorium or just -- >> i mean, it's both. sometimes it's more, it's more frustrating you know, when it's a street resurfaced six months ago. even if it's a legitimate reason, have to dig it up, and it never looks quite right again. even a street that's not a moratorium street, you'll have situations where you have patch work that's done that does not look right. >> so, for moratorium streets, i'm sure you probably know in 2010 we recently created more stringent moratorium restoration requirements. depending on the size of the trench, we require the excavator pave property line to property line all effective lanes. so, you might see a better he contiguous repaving. in nonmoratorium streets, there are restoration requirements. and, so, that there is a key trench that you see, but you are -- there is a key trench depending how many laterals are being repaired. we might make the utility excavator, depending on the size and length and

the jury could be deadlocked on whether to convict of a lesser or included defense like second degree they'll resume deliberations on saturday. tune into good morning america tomorrow. as always, we're on line at abc news.com. have a great weekend. good night. [whistling] you're pretty happy, aren't you? [whistles] gotta go to florida next week to cover the pga. might have to play a few rounds myself.

then you're calling into question a community that might get a lesser character for a lesser price so you wish for. >> there are plenty of viable candidates in the country or state who can take the job and don't have to be paid that amount of money. this man is being paid more than president obama to manage three high schools. it's ridiculous. and if you're going to take on los angeles, that is a job. that's a serious job. commanding a big salary. this is a smaller situation. this is a small town. this guy is making more than the l.a. superintendent. it's unconscionable salary and you into -- >> people are waking up to what they don't know. that's always what happens. we had no idea. >> it's the deal. somebody uncovered this ridiculous salary, and, really, the lynchpin for the whole thing, where the legal argument will come into play and the investigation will learn is over the loan. who would get 900,000 -- >> if he had anything to do with the healthy lunches being thrown out, then you have grounds for dismissal. thank you both very much. we're taling a little earlier -- i was chatti

. >> the jury found jonathan nyce guilty of the lesser charge of passion provocation manslaughter.entenced to eight years in prison. prosecutors, friends and family were appalled. >> instead of getting a divorce, you can just kill your wife. i don't think that's a good -- you know, a lesson to learn from this story. >> the jury has to believe that he was indeed provoked. and also, that between the provocation and the murder he had no time to calm down. >> after you already know about the affair, if that's still passion provocation, i just -- i don't think it fit in this case. >> but prosecutors say without the forensic evidence, nyce might not have been convicted at all. >> we have the forensic evidence of the shoes actually being pieced back together to show the extent to which the defendant dr. nyce went to cover up this crime. in my opinion, without the forensic evidence, would not have been possible to even charge dr. nyce with the case, with the murder of his wife. >>> it took a russian immigrant just seven years to rise from a janitor to one of the most successful stock broke

david genzler was found guilty of the much lesser charge of involuntary manslaughter.rved and he was released from prison. >> his life could have been ruined. now he's a free man. i don't know what he is doing now but i understand he wanted to become a lawyer. >> the case shows the limits of what answers science can provide. questions about exactly what happened the night of dusty harless' death remain. >> most likely the main reason why there was more forensic evidence the second trial is because there was literally years in between to prepare and to really go through everything with a fine tooth comb and to present all evidence that you possibly could. >> i've learned that in a fight, in a physical fight, things don't go always according to plan. the guy who is supposed to win the fight ends up losing. anything can happen. i think that is what happened in this case. >> exactly what happened i don't think anybody will really know. except possibly the defendant. >>> homicide investigators faced a difficult question -- was the death of a young woman in a deserted park s

a florida jury finds michael dunn guilty on lesser charges, but deadlocks on the key charge of first degree murder in the killing of jordan davis. manuel bojorqez has the latus%9 another winter storm socks the northeast. eric fisher and jeff pegues are tracking the snowfall and its impact during a busy holiday travel weekend. an olympic hockey rematch. the u.s. and russia square off 34 years after the miracle on ice, and mark phillips has the results of another thriller. and, positives and negatives. vinita nair shows us how super- storm sandy enhanced one photographer's work, by almost ruining it. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news."