governor rick scott pardoned marissa alexander. more on this in a moment. >>> also tonight the fire storm over the cover of "rolling stone" is taking a new turn this evening. an outraged member of the massachusetts state police responds by releasing dramatic new photos of the night dzhokhar tsarnaev was taken into custody. those red dots, the laser sites of a police sniper. >>> plus the new era of entrepreneurism in the age of obama care. tonight, i'll talk with one of the founders of a startup health care company built to compete with the big boys and made possible by the affordable care act. that is all tonight. >>> but we begin tonight in florida, where governor rick scott absent from the capitol, as pressure mounts for him to address his constituents' outrage in the wake of the george zimmerman verdict. today is a third day a group of activists dedicated to nonviolent civil disobedience have occupied the capitol in tallahassee. they call themselves the dream defenders. their demands are simple. they're calling on rick scott to

want the release of marissa alexander. are astounding.ut theplained agitation like yours to free marissa alexander. she said, i think social media will be the destruction of this country. the daily beast said that it was not out as an deposit abusive husband who said in his deposition, i have 5 baby mamas and i hit every one of them except for one. what really fries for bacon is the question that anyone questions for overzealous prosecution of a battered woman acting in self-defense. can you respond to this, seema iyer? i could respond all day long to angela. i am sure that you all remember her statement after the zimmerman verdict. it was tantamount to accepting an oscar award, thanking her cast and crew. >> i was thinking, is in this, that brought the second-degree murder charge against zimmerman? she sounded like she was a part of the defense team. >> and she had just lost the case. she was just enamored with her team and that is all she focused on, as opposed to the victim and the victim's family. ant aleta says is interesting concept

they didn't seem really to go for it the way they went for it with marissa alexander.your ground doesn't apply to a woman has a known abuser she is facing, someone menacing her inside her own home. she is in her castle. castle doctrine means you don't have a duty to retreat. angela corey's explanation was she should have ran out the front door. no duty to retreat should mean no duty to retreat, but apparently it didn't apply here. >> let me go back to you, kevin. in terms of the broad use of stand your ground, it at the broad discretion of a prosecutor and a judge, right? i want people to understand as egregious as this individual case, there is a systematic problem with this law and how it is structured in florida, and 29 other states. >> the problem is that you -- if i don't apply stand your ground to apply to all defendants, and you apply it one way to one person and another way to another person, you basically -- what is stand your ground? what is self-defense? so then you have marissa alexander's case if the prosecutor then decides to add the enhancement of 10, 20

we know it about marissa alexander which you will talk about later. basically vulnerable populations are made more vulnerable by a set of policies that say this is a system in which you will not be protected, even after you're dead. >> melissa harris perry, host of the show "melissa harris perry." congressman hakeem jeffries. msnbc political analyst, michael eric dyson and maya wiley from the center of social inclusion. thank you, all. >>> if you are young and black in this country, the verdict communicates something very specific. you are suspicious until proven otherwise. i'll talk with a young black man who's experienced that firsthand, coming up. >>> do i look suspicious? >> do i look suspicious? >> contrary to what america has led many to believe, all young black males are not suspicious. we don't deserve to be harassed, murdered, prosecuted, not protected by the justice system all because america believes we are suspicious. >> do i look suspicious? >> do i look suspicious? >> unfortunately, for trayvon, who would never know what was in store for

we know it about marissa alexander which you will talk about later.asically vulnerable populations are made more vulnerable by a set of policies that say this is a system in which you will not be protected, even after you're dead. >> melissa harris perry, host of the show "melissa harris perry." congressman hakeem jeffries. msnbc political analyst, michael eric dyson and maya wiley from the center of social inclusion. thank you, all. >>> if you are young and black in this country, the verdict communicates something very specific. you are suspicious until proven otherwise. i'll talk with a young black man who's experienced that firsthand, coming up. ll rolling. in cities like charlotte, atlanta, and chicago, we're revving people up to take a lap around the legendary nascar race track with drivers from the coca-cola racing family. coca-coca family track walks give thousands of race fans the chance to get out, get moving, and have fun... all along the way. it's part of our goal to inspire more than three million people to rediscover the joy of being acti

. >> reporter: marissa is right now -- marissa meyer, the ceo, is talking about how they are trading upward. she hopes will leap from increased page views to increased advertisers to increased revenues. she's doing it in a very unique format on yahoo! finance. our partner by the way in a video. she's reading off the prompt ter to the camera. it's a different look at this. clearly there is a business reason for it. it's an earnings call unlike any i've seen before, guys. >> thank you very much, john. keep us updated on this conference call here. at yahoo! who is a buyer? >> marissa meyer so far has done everything that needed to be done but now the jury is out and the guidance on getting advertisers back to the site is going to be about revenue and all these products revamping, adding new pieces to the puzzle to to get the industry support. you don't need to touch it here. >> one percent drifted down, probably gets bought up tomorrow. big hedge funds always use weakness. the earnings aren't the story. the story is asia assets. >> next trade, bernanke takes the hot seat on capitol hill

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marissa mayer is celebrating her first year on the job. the company is showing signs of improvement a year after marissa mayer left google to take over as c.e.o. at yahoo. it was in turmoil when she entered and there have been layoffs, engineers and others have been leaving but that has stopped. marissa mayer said that 12 percent of recent hires are former employees returning to yahoo. >> we up and running, and i hit my first year anniversary it is clear we are now deep into our second sprint. >> marissa mayer says products of what will bring users to yahoo and the more users, the more unit for advertising to etch radio them which is how yahoo will make more money. it has been on a buying bing so quite a year for marissa mayer. >> multitasking. >> you are doing the same with mike nicco out, our meteorologist. >> exactly of the it will be warmer the next few days. thank goodness it is warmer pgiiw. right now, the radar satellite shows no moisture in our forecast. we some of the patchy fog sticking around but we do have clouds that are going

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. >> free, marissa! , free, free, marissa! >> reporter: due to the zimmerman verdict. marissa alexander's story has gained attention which explains this banner. she's a florida woman currently serving a 20-year sentence for firing a warning shot at her husband who claimed was threatening her. her attorney used the stand- your-ground law and prosecutors rejected it. now, we watched as nine officers walked behind the march from frank ogawa plaza to lake merritt. about a dozen police officer, including squad cars sand police vehicles -- and police vehicles followed behind the march. included in that, an ambulance. we toke to someone woman who -- spoke to one woman who said she didn't want to participate. >> i don't want to be labeled with somebody who is trying to break things. all of the marches have been ladled with police i don't see how that's happening -- how that's helping the communities. >> reporter: the city says in order to increase this weekend's police presence, they canceled all vacation for officers and oakland police will receive some help from outside law

we know about it, marissa alexander which you will talk about later.asically vulnerable populations are made more vulnerable by a set of policies that say this is a system in which you will not be protected, even after you're dead. >> melissa harris perry, host of the show "melissa harris perry." congressman hakeem jeffries. msnbc political analyst, michael eric dyson and maya wiley from the center of social inclusion. thank you, all. >>> if you are young and black in this country, the verdict communicates something very specific. you are suspicious until proven otherwise. i'll talk with a young black man who's experienced that firsthand, coming up. for their family. that's why i created the honest company. i was just a concerned mom, with a crazy dream. a wish that there was a company that i could rely on, that did all of the hard work for me. i'm jessica alba, and the honest company was my dream. [ male announcer ] legalzoom has helped a million businesses successfully get started, including jessica's. launch your dream at legalzoom today. call us. w

marissa mayers says quote i'm encouraged by yahoo's performance. our continued stability and we launched more products than before. shares are down after hours, however, yahoo gained roughly 70% since marissa mayer took the job of ceo one year back. bill, back to you. >> thanks very much. >>> on wall street today a mixed bag of earnings pulled down stocks ending three days in a row of record highs in the dow and s&p 500. volume was light with investors in a holding pattern waiting to hear comments from ben bernanke. he's on capitol hill tomorrow and thursday speaking to lawmakers on the state of the economy. >>> the blue chip dow lost 32 and the s&p off by 6 points. >>> shares of coca-cola were the biggest decliners in the dow today falling nearly 2% of reporting lower quarterly profits. coke earned 63 cents a share that matched expectations, but sales and the volume of cases shipped were both below estimates. coke's ceo is laying a lot of blame for the slowing sales over the last three months on wet and cool spring weather. >>> shares of investmen

on one hand you see marissa alexander. then you look at george zimmerman.20 years. here's a man who shoots and kills a young man. he's acquitted over this past weekend. this is the same judicial system, as you point out. angela corey here. how does that happen? >> what a lot of fine legal minds are saying throughout florida and the country, angela corey has a tendency to overcharge. didn't work out well for her in the zimmerman case. tid work out well in the marissa alexander case. there's a third case. >> what's that? >> this is where she implicitly acknowledges she does overcharge. a 12-year-old boy named christian fernandez in florida accused of killing his younger brother. defense attorneys say it was an accident. angela corey's office say it was violent. they charged him as an adult. 12-year-old in an adult jail. solitary confinement. ultimately angela corey said i never wanted him life in prison. he's serving in a juvenile facility till the age of 19. she said, her office, we didn't want him to get life in prison, even though that's what he was charge

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. >> new survey reveals the popularity of marissa mayer among employees. >> trading is underway on wallt and it is a if day so far with the dow up 146 points. we will go to the new york stock exchange. >> the first 9-1-1 calls moments after asiana flight 214 crashes at sfo and what they reveal about the victims and those racing to help. >> covering antioch, petaluma, and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> a look at the wreckage of asiana flight 214 and the effort by sfo to get the runway cleared to resume flight operations. more on that coming up. >> abc7 news has obligated a dramatic 9-1-1 call made directly from passengers who escaped the crash of the plane. there were a range of emotions from passengers, one was calm and one was agitated. >> we are at san francisco international airport and we had a plane crash with a lost people that need help. is there anyway way you can get here? >> were you on the plane? >> i was on the plane. we are on the ground on minutes or half an hour and people are waiting on the tarmac with critical injuries. we are trying to keep one align here. >>

. >> every weekend, marissa opens >> too bad you have to leave so soon. >> yeah. >> normally, we have like 5:00. >> do you nap before lunch or after? >> both. >> sounds like paradise. wow. look at this. >> every weekend, marissa opens the house to an ever changing mob of friends, visitors, drop-ins and family. >> this is fantastic. >> they do not skimp on the food. delicious, delicious things pour out of the kitchen, a torrent, a deluge of traditional peruvian favorites. >> i do this with crab meat, yellow potato and avocado. we love avocado. >> it is like a tureen of crab meat, eggs, avocado and mashed yellow potatoes. >> this is from the coast. >> beautiful. >> basically raw king fish fillets dressed with lime juice. >> perfect. >> that's scallops ceviche. >> fresh scallops and lemon juice and garlic. drum fish, braised with a corn based beer. >> they look fantastic. >> this is spicy. >> very spicy. >> and stuffed ricotta peppers filled with ground beef and raisins, served with cheese. >> wow. >> are we lucky or what? >> we are lucky. >> that's just the beginning. there's so much mo

stock up more than 75% since marissa mayer took over. what are you going to be looking for here? >> what i'll be looking for is a company that the bar is so low here, kayla. the bar is so low, it's almost like people think they can't help but beat. last quarter they came in under where people expected on advertising, and this is really going to be marissa mayer's one-year anniversary, her real effort -- >> the number i'm looking for in that period is head count. when she took the reins last year, a lot of people said too many smart, strong, talented people have already left the company. can she stop the bleeding? do people believe in her story? she's acquired more than a dozen small startups but how much has she been able to retain some of that key workforce. >> full coverage of the yahoo! conference call on fast. if you want to join the conversation tweet ug at #earningssquad. on "squawk on the street" there, may be a whole host of extra content in your newspaper or magazine. you just have to use your smartphone to find it. >>> plus, th

it is a mixed picture for marissa mayer as yahoo!etter than expected second quarter profits but revenues slide yet again. >>> if you're just tuning in from states, thanks for joining us today. let me get you up to speed with some of the market movers we're seeing. we have seen a change of sentiment in the markets in the past half an hour, in fact, across all the u.s. markets and u.s. futures. we're seeing a little red creeping in here, softening up a little bit as we come up to the early morning session. on the dow, the nasdaq and s&p, these markets tracking weaker yesterday, but coming off the record pace enjoyed for a couple of days on u.s. markets. let's move on to what we're seeing. still firmer on this. only marginally across on the positive side of the ledger, coming back from some of the early intraday highs. european markets are where we haven't seen this change of sentiment in particular. the ftse, firmer on this trade, to the tune of half of a percent at one stage. now underwater by a tenth of a percent. you can see we have

certainly it's done well under marissa mayer. roger, how much of the gains can you attribute to a strongly performing core business, a business that seems to be gaining traction? >> i would say not too much. >> really? >> most of the gains have been marissa mayer's star power, her connections throughout silicon valley, and her acquisition strategy, which has been very high profile and drawn a lot of attention to the company. but the core business has been stagnant. the numbers are a little better. the earnings look good. surprise beat. that's pretty good. the stock is pretty topee right in here, given that it's come all the way up on essentially sort of rumors and wishes, and the new properties have yet to perform. so i remain a bit skeptical here. >> skeptical about what? >> maria? >> yes, go ahead, john. one second, let's just get this breaking news on the -- go ahead, jon. >> a couple of things i want to adhere. important metrics. the price per ad sold in display down again. sorry, the number of ads sold also down. but the num

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marissa mayer is celebrating the first year on the job. the stock prices soared 70's percent since she tube the top spot in july and in the last 12 months marissa mayer has been buying, including 17 start-ups and a blogging site tumbler but it is too early to say whether the yahoo turn around is successful. >> the "watch abc live" is available and a way to experience abc any time, anywhere, whether you are at home or out and about. you can energy your favorite newscast, tv shows, experts on demand, a new benefit brought to you by abc7 news, and at&t and charter at in additional cost. go to abc7news.com to access for the life -- live stream. you can see it perfectly from this distance. >> you to put it on your tv provider and account information. can i have yours? >>guest: you can have my tv provider account information. >> now the information on the both, it looks gray but we will see blue skies. >> it will take a while but the closer you are to friend and the golden gate bridge that fog will stay away the longest. radar and satellite show

marissa mayer and create and her own employees are weighing in on her job performance. >> good morning, i am eric thomas. >> i am kristen sze. we start out gray but there is a difference with the weather. leyla gulen is here for meteorologist mike nicco. >> the warming trend begins today, and as we look from our some are storm camera we are going to be waking up to gray skies and patchy fog. 50 great shot of the bay bridge with cargo ship moving down to oakland. it will be warmer today. we will see the clouds burning off earlier than we are used to lately. we wake up to 58 degrees inland and 60 around the bay and 54 along the coast as we start making it to noon, lunch time, the clouds will thin out and temperatures will ramp up to 90 degree by 4:00 p.m. in the afternoon and 76 around the bay and 62 along the coast. the sig-alert is still canceled if you are traveling through walnut creek loan -- along 680. we did have bumper-to-bumper traffic at 21 miles per hour for a continue speed and slow headed into livermore. over to walnut creek this crash involves three vehicles blocking two la

you have been such a fierce advocate for marissa alexander.n your eyes why this case is so important. >> first of all, i want to tell you that your father is correct. 50 years later, each one of us still have to continue to work to make things better. >> yep. >> so the fight goes on. first of all, this female, a warning shot, the day that it happened, the day that it happened, it was a restraining order against her husband. >> yeah. >> she was beaten when she was pregnant and put in the hospital by her husband. >> yeah. >> and the way stand your ground works, the officer write it up, so the judge decide. and so if you have an officer writing it up, that's not trained, it's a problem. >> so let me ask -- >> and let me tell you, though, the week before, someone was convicted of murder, got 15 years. so, i mean, the disparity and the discretion there on how the prosecutor charged is totally unacceptable. >> that's exactly what i wanted to ask you about, representative brown. it's not just some prosecutor out in this world, it is angela corey, the

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marissa meyers one year anniversary. can momentum continue? it's time for a good old fashioned street fight. pete najarian is the bull. steve grasso is our bear. >> melissa, when you brought up this topic as a debate you talked about are they still a search company. they're not a search company. this is a technology company. they're a media company. they have shifted from what they were into the next level. marissa meyer is responsible for that. she's done an outstanding job one year in. everybody is talking about valuation. if they could break this apart what would yahoo! be worth. they have got these huge share buy backs. when you look at the valuation of this company, they have a lot of growths, hundreds of millions of subscribers each and every day that search this site. i think the stock is going higher. >> they want you to think it's not a search company because they're only 6% of search while google is 60%. they redid the sports the finance but they haven't driven more people. they tried to do it with coolness but they didn't get it wit

marissa alexander has been sentenced to 20 years behind bars, convicted of aggravated assault with ashe says she was defending herself, standing her ground from a husband who had been arrested before on charges of abusing her. he was arrested for doing what to you? >> he choked me, he pushed me forcefully into the tub, he pushed me so hard into the closet that i hit my head against the wall and i kind of passed out for a second. >> reporter: her husband received probation after that incident. months later, alexander says she was in the bathroom at their home here in jacksonville, florida, when her husband started pounding on the door. she says he was in a jealous rage over text messages on her cell phone. >> he managed to get the door open, and that's when he strangled me. he put his hands around my neck. >> reporter: alexander got away from her husband and then made a fateful decision. she could have run out the front door and escaped. instead, she ran into the garage but says she did not have her car keys and the garage door was stuck, so instead, she grabbed her gun she kept in th

up over 70% since marissa mayer took over. she's marking one year at the helm of the online search engine. so we'll talk about those companies. also on today's show, india's central bank unveiled new measures to prop up the rupee. we'll have the latest reaction from mumbai. greek labor unions are protesting plans for civil sector job cuts. we'll have analysis from a former imf board member from greece at 10:20. and cracks in peripheral are appearing in spain. prime minister rajoy trying to stave off a political crisis. we'll have the latest from madrid. bull markets and global investors await ben bernanke's day in congress tomorrow, we'll find out why one strategist is refusing to get caught up in the qe frenzy. he says tapering does not mean tightening. dan greenhouse will be with us in the next hour. and i mentioned yahoo! we'll be asking what's in store for the ambitious tech giant as marissa mayer is one year into her turn around plan, that's 11:30 cet. any thoughts, comments, suggestions, anything you like, e-mail us, wor

marissa alexander has the rest of her life ahead of us. if there's a concrete thing done in the wake of this, some small concession made to equal justice in her law, it would be a pardon for marissa alexander. joining me now is shalamis, associate professor of english and after heather mcgee. great to have you here. next steps, justice for trayvon. the hash tag and on the sweatshirts. justice for trayvon meant an arrest, a prosecution. now there's the verdict. what does that phrase mean, and there's a few things i see circulating, right? stand your ground laws. there has been tremendous amount of confusion about the role that stand your ground played in this trial, and i, myself, having looked into it remain somewhat confused. >> right. >> what is your understanding? because there's a lot of conservatives are saying, you idiot liberals keep talking about stand your ground. they didn't use the stand your ground defense. it has nothing to do with this case. are they right? >> they're right in the sense that stand your ground was not the way

exhibit a, marissa alexander. she says she was trying to stand her ground to fire a shot to scare off her abusive husband. >> i believe when he said he would kill me, that's what he would do. >> she's behind bars for 20 years as george zimmerman walks free. i'll talk to her attorney. >>> and the outrage of this "rolling stone" cover. the man that took this picture of the boston marathon says it's a slap in the face. >>> i want to begin with a conservative radio host that calls the zimmerman trial a side show. larry elders, the host of "the larry elder show." he's also the author of "dear father, dear son." he joins me now. welcome to you. >> thank you for having me. >> you've been talking about my interview with rachel jeantel. why? >> i was because you weren't doing her any favors by trying to convince her she's a victim the this is a young lady who didn't apply herself, a 19-year-old who is still in high school and still the same young lady, take this as an opportunity to take stock in your life. you treated her

put up a pup tent on marissa's porch and pretty much dig in for the duration.his is living. >> yeah. >> those little fish are amazing. >> what if you're her next door neighbor. tloo incredible. so good. >> so as peruvian cuisine, has it always been this diverse and delicious, and we're just discovering it, or has it changed over the last -- >> it's changing any way. you are eating now, it's the traditional food. >> there's so many products in peru that are unfamiliar to people in the states. when you eat this food, it's not like, well, this is something like -- no, it's not kind of like anything. it's really all its own. >> it's good and rich. all year-round. >> the ricotto is very good. >> what do you do when you are wanting peruvian food in your traveling? >> it's -- the spaniards. >> i hate to say good-bye to this, but it is what it is. things to do, places to go. wild and apparently extremely rare cacoa trees to visit. >> so happy. >> all i can say people are anywhere near this nice on the rest of the trip, it's going to be okay. >> lima, city of king. home

marissa mayer is doing almost everything right, and not just saying that mobile is her top priority,g out and buying all of these app makers and getting the talent and the engineers and as well as helping integrate things like tumbler and the growth from smartphone as far as the number of people hitting the yahoo! page versus google, they're growing faster on that than google is and tells me they're doing things right with the strategy. >> i think, doc, the jury has to still be out on what marisa is doing and the reason is twofold. one is looking at what went on with the way the stock sale went down with loeb selling his stock at friday's closing price, you know and i know it is a secondary. there should be a discount on that huge block of stock, agreed? >> i would agree with that. i would have seen that discount. >> now i look at what the current board head up by marisa when i take out loeb and his two partners, what have they done? i am questioning whether or not this massive increase in yahoo!'s price is due to the increase in al alibaba's price so i think that loeb is gone they s

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marissa alexander's defense was florida's stand your ground law, but a judge ruled that the law didn't apply in the case of alexander firing a gun into the air to supposedly scare off her abusive husband. the jury convicted alexander after only 12 minutes. [audience reacts] >> john: has it ever occurred to anyone when visiting orlando that when mickey mouse is waving at you, what he's actually trying to say is, "please, someone get me the [bleeped] out of here. these people are [bleeped] crazy "? we'll be right back.?ç?çwóóo?ó?o çu;u:u:uzuzuzuzuçuçuçuuuuzuw [cheering and applause] >> john: welcome back. the senate has finally approved comprehensive immigration reform, leaving it up top house to push it through, which is basically like asking your cat the take care of your goldfish while you're away. nothing good is going to happen there. so is this bill going to be dead on arrival? >> today the republican speaker of the house said immigration reform is not dead, even though he appeared to drive a stake through the bipartisan compromise passed by the senate. >> oh, a stake. so that

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