>> well, i spoke to lucy before the trial began. she said she wanted to talk about that she was outraged to think that her son was shot and killed over loud music. but during the trial, she has remained quiet. she wanted to take in what was going on without a daily reaction commenting on it. we expect her and her attorney, john phillips, to come to the podium any moment now. as you noted, tomorrow would have been her son's 19th birthday. she actually put up a tweet today, noting that. and you can see it here on the screen. it's a mother's heart ache to lose a son and then have to sit through all of this and hear all of the details of how her son has died. and now, to realize that she is going to have to go through this again. while angela corey, the prosecutor, has not said they are going to retry this case on that first-degree murder charge, she has a history of being a tough prosecutor. and i would be very surprised if she does not impanel another jury and present another case here. so as we're waiting for lusia mcbathe to come to

jane jani miller and lucy parks thanks so much for coming on both of you.thank you for having me here thank you so much johnny let's start with you you were present at the time of sicily's arrest in two thousand and twelve can you walk us through exactly what happened that night. sure so this was march seventeenth two thousand and twelve which was the six month anniversary of occupy throughout the day it was a very festive atmosphere and i think that was part of the reason why the n.y.p.d. had such a grotesque response. at the time of such a. brutal arrest i was already being loaded up in the bus i was one of the people arrested that night and you know i saw as they were dragging her up the bus that you know she was clearly not conscious she was not well and such and it was very traumatic and she's even thinking about it now speaking about it now is a very traumatic experience for me and what type of injuries did saucily suffer. so and were presenting to us in the court as well when she sustained many bruises to her right breast and it's clear that the poli

lucy's child was actually a victim. yet here she is talking out about the need for gun regulation in this country. and the need to roll back laws like stand your ground to protect other children. 10,000 children are shot and killed in this country at least every year. and lucy is a fighter and she is strong through this ordeal. and like lucy, we just want justice and we want lawmakers to act and roll back these bad laws. >> and you've actually started a petition to demand that and lucy is part of that push to get more people to sign on to the petition to repeal the state's stand your ground laws. given what happened with the trayvon martin case and little to no movement in any state regarding their stand your ground law, what gives you confidence that we might see some change with these highly controversial laws? >> well, the moms of america are not going to stand for these laws that are basically created by the gun lobby that are resulting in more deaths. texas a and m did a study and found that not only do stand your

as lucy mentioned earlier there's a chilling effect.are able to successfully get beat up people and get away with it and so by fighting back and you know the whole justice system tries to individualize to turn this into to specifics of the incidents of mcmillan and by showing up and by supporting her or showing that this is a. restaurant this was about the suppression of occupy wall street as a whole on that specific night i mean there were about eighty other people arrested myself included and so by packing the courts by being physically there by sharing and informing other people about the incident we can set a new challenge for example to bill de blasio to bill bratton you know that things need to change lucy the trials been postponed for two years why is that and how has that affected cicely leslie. august lee one of the main reasons i can see one of the only reasons i can see for them postponing this trial this long is to do their best to emotionally destroy her because like for the past two years she has had this like two to seven

i'm grateful that trayvon's parents, sabrina and tracy are here along with jordan davis' parents, lucy and ron. >> all right. we've been covering the davis case very closely on the show and joining me now is jordan's mom. you were referred to by name as we just heard there. what was it like in that room? >> there was electricity and people were so excited and so encouraged and just hanging on every word. looking for something positive and hopeful. and i think they really received that today. >> and, lucy, did you get a chance to talk to the president? how did you end up in that room? did you talk to him personally about your son? >> no, we have not. but we know that he's aware of our case, our trial and our son. >> and let me ask you, you know, you've talked about your son. i mean, i know you had home schooled him. you spent a lot of time working with him and you said, look, he went through a tough time. he struggled in school and moved to be with his dad as he was going through that tough time. do you think the initiative you heard about today would have helped him? >> absolutely. how

mcbathher of davis, lucy , reacted to the verdict. that he will. dunn live the rest of his life with that sense of torment. and i will pray for him and i have asked my family to pray for grateful forre so the charges that have been brought against him. we are so grateful for the truth. >> after shooting jordan davis, michael dunn, whose wife fled the scene, went to a hotel and ordered pizza. he never called police. he said he saw michael dunn brandish a shotgun in the car but police never found a gun. the fiancÉe also testified she never heard him mention anything about a shotgun. we will have more on the case after headlines. the second rou of peace talks aimed at resolving the syrian conflict has ended in gene -- in deadlock in geneva. un special envoy lakhdar brahimi apologized to the syrian people. >> i apologize to the syrian .eople their hopes, which were very high, that something would -- the little of what has been achieved in homs gave them hope that maybe this was the beginning of a coming out of this horrible crisis they are in. , becaus

lucie web hayes came along and kind of revived the first lady role. what did she do that was so important? >> well, you know, first of all, she's much more than lemonade lucie. she's more than the first lady who started the easter egg roll . all that's part of her historical resume. she was at the time absoluted as the new woman -- saluted as the null woman. what did that mean? -- saluted as the new woman. what did that mean? it did not mean the eleanor roosevelt mode. an activist campaigning for causes. on the other hand, she is the first first lady to graduate from college. and so there was a sense that she was breaking down educational barriers, barriers to opportunity. remember, hayes had been elected in a disputed contest. to this day historians are haggling over he won or not. the democrats refer to him as his fraud lens-y. i ronically he left office hugely -- ironic he will he left office hugely respected because he turned out to be a much better president, even a unifying president, than many people had expected. but politicians can be petty.

again, her friend lucy is going to be out next.us. okay. here is judy usher before. all right, judy, let's see the new you! >> wow! wow! >> all right, judy, are you ready to see yourself? >> i love your hair! >> you're going to freak. spin right here, girl. >> oh, my! oh, my goodness. >> you looso -- >> that's hot, isn't it? >> yeah. >> judy, look right there at camera 12. >> oh, my. >> that's awesome. >> oh, my gosh. >> judy is -- you might be 70, judy, but you have the heart of a 40-year-old. you have such spunk. >> i'm not 70 no more. >> the tip here is if you always wear your hair back -- judy was so concerned with keeping her hair long. it needed a change. number one tip. if you wear your hair back all the time, cut, it give it a shape, make it look with your face and you look years younger. >> arsene, nice job. >> that dress, jill, wow. >> she had such a beautiful bustline and look at the back also. just a little cutout in the back -- >> i'm sorry. >> work with what you have, your best feature. this is by maggie london, flirt

lucy now west coast seal hunt in our debate the sand. now why is not for a reason that worried about what they do usually is that lagoon. i love going and usually frozen. with me usually means ice fishing right now. as a consequence there are fewer animals. this day lucy only caught one seal the family had to leave quickly so it could cut the meat before with male lead. six new bed and a buyout of learning and having triumphed. and then boiler at the ponting has also become more dangerous. because of lack of prey. there's begun to scavenge for food in the philly. sergio is the hunter was seen for itself. mary remote bomb them be. winter in turn already to have our own way of buttons don't go my room. it all. started the days are over when the community was self sufficient for its food we meet him at the grocery store. he wants to show its exorbitant cost of life in children. your teen daughter for profit. an anchor to park the car park maybe. they don't. for the current state you can find most american products here but it twice the norm

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in skin cerned given a strategic position on the map we'll have to leave it there bill back to you lucy thanks very much indeed lucy coming up live in but then well the western media has a longstanding history of making moscow to be the bad guy that's the view of political analyst dmitri babich. of course. people in the west and there are nationalist role in the us in ukraine our interest in burma is in russia russia has no intention to recall a terrorist of the former soviet union by military force. our government and our nation and we don't need new territory so this is just that they exit your door the global media in general all the media internet media newspapers television they will live to attract viewers so it's very it's a very handy way to attract viewers by creating the sort of pain but i think it's irresponsible it's clear to me about how to process russia will not intervene militarily you mean rationals we'll never fight ukrainians. in the military we. so all in my view this is all just and. i'm sorry break made in russia showing them even if russia does not start the whole

and lucy catherine of. berwyn is your event i said new york my mistake now this past week we had many outstanding guess so it was difficult for us to make a best given the wealth of information delivered by our guests but we've done it we've accomplished that and we have three amazing clips through from economist paul craig roberts professor annot at money and investment banker chris whelan take a look. i started off by asking roberts if he thought the us whatever default on its debt obligations here's what he had to say. look forward to it can print the money right there either. the us. is a dodge sure we can always pay the spot. all that money printing may go to our inflation and shoot the real value of the body great fall dramatically but there's no chance of them all or all the danger. the country traces. will be exchanged where you call that. lose its role as world reserve currency you see being the reserve currency is extremely important it means you can pay your bills simply by pretty money i mean ot

me and lucy and our families and supporters have cried our eyes out.toic. we have love in our hearts and we want you to have love in your hearts and i thank you for coming here today. thank you. >> all right we have watched the family members of the 17 year old jordan davis come out and speak about their feelings tonight about the verdict and four out of five counsels of the jury found michael dunn get. the highest count first-degree murder was hung on the issue. the parents talking about a loving song, jordan davis and when the defense team comes to the mi c. and i am looking past the camera now and we have a big screen and i can so them bigger than life. we can watch and listen. >> we hope people do that in every case. i am very proud of our office and especially proud of aaron and guy for the excellent job they did and the opening statement and closing arguments were really, really good and both of them worked harment >> i want to make it chlor. that it is the prosecutions. we are putting up the word on the scone. the deputies has not come to the mi

and some red velvet cups. >> the i love lucy team is eccentric and wild contained. this class but not overly pretentious. they're fun and good people. >> give me your list the impression. >> i will do what other people can. >> did you know there were lyrics to the i love lucy team song? that night is only for valentine's day. if you are a fan you have to go valentine's night. you could call and make reservations. phone number is right there on your screen. >> that school. >> something different. a lot of people who are fans of the old show may like that. >> coming up big news from the set of sharknado 2 and ... television comedy pioneer sid caesar has died. a household name in the 1950's, caesar the stared in the comedy series "your show of shows." he won two emmy awards and was nominated for numerous others in his career. caesar was married to his wife florence levy for sixty-seven years until her death in 20-10. together, they have 3 children. sid caesar was 91. paula deen is making a comeback. deen has created a new company that touts her southern cuisine.' *deen

and lucy catherine of. berlin's you then i said new york my mistake now this passage we had many outstanding guest so it was difficult for us to make a best given the wealth of information delivered by our guests but we've done it with a compass that and we have three amazing clips through from economist paul craig roberts professor annot and money and investment banker chris whelan take a look. i started off by asking roberts if he thought the us whatever default on its debt obligations here's what he had to say. bill that would have thought because it can print the money right away that. the u.s. its debt isn't dollars so we can always pay a spot no all the money printing may cause inflation and so the real value of the bod may fall dramatically but there's no chance of them defaulting all or all the bonds the danger the country face it. will the dollars exchanged our new collapse. lose its role as world reserve currency you see being the reserve currency is extremely important it means you can pay your b

mark on her right eye which is also evident in a lot of the photos at the time of the incident and lucylet's turn to you what was the justification for charging her with a felony. well essentially what they're what they're trying to say is they see this cop in the face really what they're trying to do to him i believe is show that you can't really protest legally anymore like you really can't go to a protest and be safe which is really scary so if they could successfully put such silly in jail for the two to seven years that they're trying to get then it can be a huge scare tactic to keep people from dissenting in the future. the part that really irks me is the fact that she was sexually assaulted by a police officer and what's even more shocking is that this is not a unique incident specially occupy wall street and y p d this is actually a common tactic extremely agree just cases of sexual assault. grabbing breasts i mean numerous examples of this yani why do you think the cops are using this tactic. i mean it's very clear you know if one follows to money for example in june two thousa

lucie the more to face the mets. -- they travel to port st. lucie tomorrow to face the mets. matt williams will be able to see how his team does against another team. a great opportunity for williams to hone his management skills and evaluate the nats' best, nations. >> really have high expectations. .hese guys work they work hard. they want to win. i'm going along with that. we're trying to do some minor things, minor tweaks, make sure we have our focus on certain things to help win ball games. >> i like matt williams a lot and he is intense. bostony terps beat college tonight. alyssa thomas scored 26 points to lead maryland. the georgetown men, a must win situation in marquette. the hoyas right now are down by three with a minute to play in the game. the hoyas need that for their tournament resume. >> you are right about that. i want to get you to wear that mask that lebron was wearing. >> i'll do that on the air. >> you heard him, folks. >> it is cold here, but right now it is one below in lansing, michigan. dozens of lawmakers were jumping at the capital, part of the thir

which one will lucy choose? >> lucy, whose do you want? oh, that one?racker from the good puppet. it's a baby version of a sacrifice. >> most of them choose the one cracker from the nice guy rather than choosing two crackers from the mean guy. so it shows that babies are really willing to take a cost to avoid interacting with the mean guy. >> over 80% of babies will avoid the mean guy, but only it seems when they have just a little bit more to offer than the nice guy. >> how old is jeff? >> 13 months. >> 13 months. so cute. >> so what happens when the mean guy has a lot more to offer than the nice guy? jack is presented with the same puppet show, but a different choice. this time the bad bunny has eight graham crackers to offer, the good bunny still just one cracker. >> whose do you want? >> jack goes for the eight crackers from the bad bunny. >> so if someone may be unpleasant to deal with but if there's a reason to deal with them if they have more stuff or more things that we want or need we'll do it. >> it's interesting. i've tended to think of it th

. >> reporter: harder still, he told us, the call to jordan's mother, lucy mcbath who was in chicago visiting relatives. >> i just started screaming. and my family came running up the stairs. what's wrong? what's wrong? what's wrong? and then when ron said that jordan was dead i couldn't think. i couldn't breathe. all of these fears. it just came crashing down on me at one time. because i never, ever imagined that he would be murdered. >> ron davis and lucy mcbath buried their young son. but tonight, a question still haunts them and stalks this country. would jordan davis have been killed that night had he been white? >> jordan is the face of america. just as any other child is. he just doesn't happen to be white america. but he's still the face of america. >> reporter: this past weekend, michael dunn was convicted of four of five counts. >> we the jury find the defendant guilty of attempted second degree murder. >> reporter: on the primary charge of murder, the jury could not agree whether dunn was acting in self-defense. >> i hear i should kill that [ bleep ] i should [ bleep ] kil

which one will lucy choose? >> lucy, whose do you want? oh, that one?e one cracker from the good puppet. it's a baby version of a sacrifice. >> most of them choose the one cracker from the nice guy, rather than choosing, you know, two crackers from the mean guy. so it shows that babies are really willing to take a cost to avoid interacting with the mean guy. >> over 80% of babies will avoid the mean guy, but only, it seems, when they have just a little bit more to offer than the nice guy. >> how old is jeff? >> 13 months. >> 13 months. so cute. >> so what happens when the mean guy has a lot more to offer than the nice guy? jack is presented with the same puppet show, but a different choice. this time, the bad bunny has eight graham crackers to offer. the good bunny, still just one cracker. >> whose do you want? >> jack goes for the eight crackers from the bad bunny. >> so may be unpleasant to deal with it, but if they have more stuff or more things we want or need -- >> i know, it's interesting. i tend to think of the flip version of it, which is the po

lucy williamson, bbc news, seoul. >> i don't know. fun, north korea and snowboarding are not words i would put in the same sentence. now today the american south was battered by ice, snow and freezing rain in the same storm system is set to arrive here in the northeast tonight. in britain hurricane force winds are hitting the country and forecasters warn that a month's worth of rain could fall in the next few days alone. this news comes on top of already severe flooding. now there is a potential health risk as well as clarmarshall reports. >> the new landscape of southern england. groundwater records are at record high. it could be like this for month. what is actually in this floodwater? we brought a biolgist to one home. >> it is a small absorbent pad. that is being soaked in membrane. >> this kit has been used in disaster zones all over the world from the congo to the philippines. >> it shows a high level of contamination from the bacteria soshted with fecal matter. if you can avoid it do not go near it. >> it is also the mental pr

me and lucy and our supporters have stood strong.ieve we stood strong in the eyes of not only jacksonville, not only florida, not only the nation but the world is looking at all of us here in jacksonville. it's not in my nature, actually, to not lash out and to not say inflammatory statements, whatever, but i have to hold that in. i think my son and lucy's son deserved the best representation he could have gotten as parents. i thank you all for saying that we as parents were good parents to jordan. he was a good kid. it wasn't allowed to be said in the courtroom but he was a good kid but we'll see he was a good kid. there's a lot of good kids out there. a lot of good nephews, a lot of good grandsons, granddaughters, nieces, and they should have a voice. they shouldn't live in fear walking around the streets wondering if somebody has a problem with somebody else, i think the shot is collateral damage. there's no such thing to parents that their child suffered collateral damage. we as human beings love our children, we love our familie

lucy mcdonald, cbs news, paris. >>> well, there is being camera-shy and there's this guy.er was taking pictures of a rare giant pacific octopus off the pacific coast of california. the eight-armed creature apparently was not in the mood for the paparazzi, lunged for the camera. the diver's buddy started snapping photos, which seemed to scare off the octopus, and that's a good thing. >>> two daredevils scaled what's going to be the second tall est building in the world and they secretly posted it on youtube. the assent took about two hours. did it during the chinese new year when construction workers were off the job. the video of the stunt has more 6 million hits in two days. this is the "cbs morning news." ,,,,,,,, >>> this valentine's day millions of americans hope to find romance through chocolate and flowers, but one man found his love one frame at a time over his lifetime. dean reynolds shares their remarkable love story. >> this is the rare picture of me meeting hemingway. >> reporter: 91-year-old art shea has been telling stories with his camera for 60 years, workin

treaty on free movement and critics say the country's economic prosperity could be at stake artie's lucy caffein of reports from zurich. well today is the day that swiss voters decide whether to put up new immigration barriers to their european neighbors a vote that could trigger the country's exit from the single european market the nationwide referendum could count the number of e.u. citizens who get residency permits here which would undo a longstanding deal that swiss an e.u. nationals move really essentially an open borders agreement now twenty stand what's really behind this initiative you do have to look at the numbers switzerland has a population of just eight million people but it's seen a massive rise in immigration over the past decade in fact an estimated eighty eight. comes here each year one fifth of the population is born born or that's simply too much according to the right wing swiss peoples party which has pushed this referendum forward we think we have to respond to tell the people we have to change our constitution we have to write that switzerland controls to immigra

being released from jail well i'm joined on the line some kids might and square by our correspondent lucy and came to see on that and everybody is presumably now awaiting the arrival of uni and tymoshenko of the release from prison. oh and we're all waiting for you in it. she apparently ignored it. never doubt the latter half of dough she appears on the corner. lucy and one old in this mood is expectation the muscles of the amended assessments of the mind and given the bloodshed we seen in recent days hello people digesting that those terrible events. well you know it really is it the day with a pale grey and defiant over the violence. they give it a bit more day. updates with cooperation affectionate or a combination of feeling. hard to play with it. diapers shut down. candles are burning former carpeting flowers down. a good time. this new century various meats and use of those initial impressions from the vitamin show will be coming back to layton will simply be coming back to the story was in came into mind and think and thank you to all divisional this time round we will be back very

foreigners moving to switzerland though some warning it's only going to backfire on the economy as lucy caffein off found out. welcome to switzerland breathtaking views plentiful jobs and low taxes it's no surprise that the streets here are growing more crowded some eighty thousand new residents arrive each year a significant number for a country of just eight million our industry our economy meets immigration to a certain point but everybody under mr underestimated the situation the number of people coming is much much higher than anywhere else in the world on sunday switzerland will ask its citizens whether to reintroduce quotas for immigration from abroad including e.u. members although itself not a part of the blog switzerland has signed on to the e.u. rules on freedom of movement if passed the initiative would pit the swiss against an angry brussels but supporters aren't worried the swiss parties the swiss and the political elite they were very enthusiastic about joining the european union ten years ago. but people changed they saw the disadvantages they saw the immigration is trem

reporting in outer wash germany and lucy catherine of. kaiser report coming your way next stay with us here on r.t. international. judy cox a utah mother out of spite but an entire line of t. shirts at a popular chain store at her local mall the reason that she bought them was because she feels that the images of nearly naked women on them violate her local towns decency code she wants to make it clear though that she feels the store has the right to sell this type of shirt just not displayed in an exterior window ultimately her plan is to return the shirts on day fifty nine of the store's sixty limit let's hope for her sake they don't have a no return policy i bring this up because this is a great example of a nonviolent form of protest that actually works because the scandal and more importantly it will make the company lose a few dollars technically the girls on the shirts are even fully exposed believe me i checked thoroughly and i would even call them r. rated by local communities have the right to be more conservative than the rest

coffin of who joins us live from berlin hello there lucy so what happened to washington's promise to stop spying in france then. well that's certainly a question that the german foreign minister is likely to ask his counterparts when he visits washington on thursday the national security agency was allegedly monitoring three hundred twenty eight people here in germany mostly politicians also business leaders and this is according to a german newspaper here built which says its info comes from a high ranking n.s.a. employee here in germany now that source was quoted as saying the agency had the order not to miss out on any information that the n.s.a. is no longer able to monitor the chancellor's communications directly the interior minister a close confidant of miss merkel was also allegedly watched as well as several firms such as s a p a competitor of the us company oracle this allegation was rejected by the u.s. national security council spokeswoman who said that the united states did not spy to give american firms competitive advantages the german interior ministry so far refusing

lucy capital. the shooting has occurred on the russian island of some highly in a gunman burst into a cathedral and opened fire killing two people and wounding six the suspect was apprehended on site. in an artsy dot com for the full story. what the us isn't ready to accept refugees who may have links or could have given limited support to terror groups on the website we've got all the details details on washington to relax the rules for potential asylum seekers the turkish government is pushing through a new internet laws that would allow authorities to block websites without a court decision. internet providers who would also be asked to store data on what people are looking at online the measures has sparked clashes between protesters and riot police on saturday crowds of demonstrators hurled firecrackers and roxanne security forces police responded to the fire and water cannons and tear gas and hundreds of protesters. he stumbles main square card base of journalists use of calmly says. in reali

he says lucy and activists outspoken on the fines. the things he does plan to mobilize more than one hundred twenty thousand police and the cheapest now across the nation to keep order the japanese defence experts say it as an offense needs to build communication tunnels between japan and state backed china. according to a multi lane mechanism to prevent any instant from skinny teen to and manage the crisis. a sentence from a policy think tank of japan's defense ministry released a report focusing on china security policies. they say the country has become increasingly is sent to the crowd once the fiscal court in tests. his interests include tennis claim of sovereignty to protect trees christensen researchers point out the country's defensive posture against japan in the east tennessee the war his aggressive actions are increasing the risk of a crisis but other nations in the region and the staff is to manage a crisis but i know they know what i keep buying their terminations cats would eat anything. he must die is one of the japanes

which one will lucy choose? >> whose do you want?r from the good puppet. it's a baby version of a sacrifice. >> most of them choose the one cracker from the nice guy rather than choosing two crackers from the mean guy. it shows that babies are really willing to take a cost to avoid interacting with the mean guy. >> over 80% of babies will avoid the mean guy but only seems when they have just a little more to offer than the nice guy. >> so what happens when the mean guy has a lot more to offer than the nice guy? jack is presented with the same puppet show, but a different choice. this time the bad bunny has eight graham crackers to offer, the good bunny just one cracker. jack goes for the eight crackers from the bad bunny. >> so if someone may be unpleasant to deal with, but if they have a reason like more stuff or more things we want or need. >> it's interesting. i tended to think of it the flip version of it, which the positive. which exhibits not only that we have an aversion to interacting with negative people, but there is a cost

and lucy catherine of. now for some other news making global headlines in venezuela a pro-government protests are interested in activist one you can see right here have been killed following massive protests in the capital caracas unidentified man on motorcycles reportedly carried out the killings eighty people were arrested this thousands marched through the city calling for the government to resign over high levels of crime and corruption. bombs have gone off at the same time in a marketplace in the iraqi capital baghdad killing five people the attacks also wounded more than a dozen people and this comes as fierce fighting continues between government forces and al qaeda militants who have taken control of large parts of the country since december. and our coming up right in the sights with abby martin to stay with us. transit route to vnukovo report your best way to the heart of moscow. ten a group wants to erect a statue to the lord of darkness in oklahoma city which is the logical name capital of oklah

lucy desperately needs medicine for her mom's depression. this is her last resort? lucy's desperation is the sad reality in venezuela. anti-government rally behind me. the opposition here spokes no signs of backing down. marianna atencio, abc news, caracas. >> marianna, thank you tonight. >>> there is a new setback this evening in the fight to bring an american soldier home, after being held by the taliban for nearly five years now. tonight, word that a deal to finally free bowe bergdahl appears to have been called off by the taliban. it is believed the u.s. was hoping to get him released in exchange for five taliban prisoners at guantanamo bay. >>> we're going to turn to that high pro file trial that begins tomorrow. a well known member of the kennedy family accused of driving while impaired on ambien. here's abc's linzie janis on the case. >> reporter: on the eve of her trial for drugged driving, kerry kennedy's defense attorney denies the daughter of senator robert f. kennedy is ready to accept a plea deal. telling abc news, she's sticking to her not guilty plea

and lucy catherine of. well despite mounting international criticism against the american drone program it appears as though the u.s. has picked its next target and this one is an american citizen dissociative press has confirmed with four u.s. officials that the u.s. is now targeting an unnamed american who is believed to be an al qaeda facilitator and who is actively planning attacks on american citizens overseas officials are now in the process of building a case against the man to prove that a drone strike against him is legal constitutional and necessary the justice department will then present the president with a formal review and the president will have a final say now this newest information comes less than a year after president obama promised americans more strict drone regulations and a national defense speech for the record i do not believe it would be constitutional for the government to target and kill any u.s. citizen with a drone or with a shotgun without due process but when a u.s. citizen

coughing off sorry lucy cough an offer has the story here it is. they've come to speak to me in the land to promote their vision of an alternative financial system and investors businessmen and curious citizens of all gathered here in berlin for our own friends on what they call the bit point of revolution it's the first digital currency that's not owned or operated by any sort of bank it's guaranteed payment without a middleman you can buy it with the real currency and online exchanges and that's right the option for those who think that today's financial system is in fact need of an overhaul as people see how big coin is used online and they see the advantages the instant transfer of funds the security not having to see your personal data to make these transactions i think a lot of people see these advantages so they tell their friends they tell their coworkers they want and they tell the merchants that they do business with it and they expand the sphere of decline and that's a view that seems to be growing more popular nowhere is that more evide

have more economic consequences than the country bargained for reporting fourteen in switzerland and lucy caffein of. some more news making headlines around the world in turkey riot police have fired water cannon and tear gas hundreds of demonstrators in istanbul's main square where protesters threw stones and firecrackers as they rallied against new legislation they say will tighten government control of the internet others were calling on government leaders to step down twitter and facebook were widely used by anti-government protesters during demonstrations last year. in madrid around three thousand protesters wave flares and lit fires during a rally against what they call state repression in spain the demonstrators are upset with the government's recent passing of a piece of legislation which would allow protesters to be fined for filming police and participating in an authorised rallies several activist groups team together to organize against the law. two women one from russia and another from france were killed and about twenty people were injured in a train derailment in the frenc

shirts none of which were authorized by jordan's parents ron davis and lucy of back jordan's parents received word about a video shoot taking place just days before it was set to happen the family lawyer john phillips contacted the event promoter and said the family would not condone it they say the group does not represent the values that jordan stood for now despite the family's wishes the shoot went on as was originally planned the press release announcing the event promised that the davis family would attend something that they never consented to and the flyer said the jordan davis t. shirts would be souls lawyers also contacted the short sellers who said they weren't going to sell the shirts but collect donations only the jordan davis foundation had no knowledge of any donations that would be coming in from the sales zero they the shirts were in fact sold at that event but not a penny of that money has gone to the foundation as of yet and the family lawyer says florida state law is clear it says quote no person shall publish print display or otherwise publicly use for purposes o

and i was told a wonderful story by lucy winchester, the social secretary in the white house. in march 1969 when richard nixon was beseeminged by all the things -- besieged by all the things he had to do in the vietnam war, he called lucy into a meeting, and she had no idea what he was going to say. always a little nervous to meet the president and see what he's up to, and is he said we are going to throw a surprise birthday party for pat. and i am going to tell you in exact detail how i planned it. she is going to enter, and she's going to stand at the north end of east room, and he went through all the details, and he proceeded to get so excited that he began to sing happy birthday, and he sang the entire song, happy birthday, as if he were the band and conducting the birthday right then. ask that shows what concern and that shows what great enthusiasm he had for celebrating his wife. and interestingly enough, he didn't care much about celebrating his own birthday. is and so that was, i think, very interesting insight that i got into him. and the other thing that i think is

and lucy catherine of. well you probably heard the expression out to lunch or on vacation when it comes to someone who is missing in action some would say that expression also seems to be fitting for congress which is seemingly becoming less effective and passing legislation the president takes a look at what congress is actually doing with its time. congress and that a new record though for doing anything remotely good of it for taking privately funded trips as in trips paid by others who can then hold influence over the people writing the laws that affect our lives according to a new report by legit storm a capitol hill nonprofit last year congress and their staff broke the record for taking the most privately funded trips since restrictions were put in place in two thousand and seven under what is hilarious lee called the honest leadership and open government act. lawmakers and staff members made nearly nineteen hundred trips costing more than six million dollars in twenty thirteen israel it was the most