martin frias was charged with his wife's murder. since he couldn't afford an attorney, the court appointed one for him. at the time, the state public defender's office used the state crime lab, the very same lab used by the prosecution. they had already ruled ernestine's death was a homicide. frias' attorney tried to come up with an alternative explanation for ernestine's death, but he couldn't. >> we felt bad about how the trial was going to go. i remember a public defender investigator named walt carroll and i talking before the trial started about what a grim prospect it looked like for martin. >> and they were right. the jury convicted frias of second degree murder and sentenced him to 25 to 35 years in prison. but the story doesn't end there. but for people with copd, the world is filled with air. sometimes breathing air can be difficult. if you have copd, ask your doctor about once-daily anoro ellipta. it helps people with copd breathe better for a full 24hours. anoro ellipta is the first fda-approved product containing two lo

what happens to martin luther king jr.? he gets sanitized and sterilized because that much black glove and fire is always a threat to america. americas misunderstands black rage as always being connected to revenge. it can be connected to black love. this is what love looks like in public tenderness is what feels like in private. he was a tender man too just like malcolm. he was a sweet man. but he had a deep commitment to justice. when he died 72% of americans disapproved of him. 55% of black people disapprove of martin when he died. everybody loves him now that the worms got him. the fbi said he was the most dangerous man in america. how come? so much love. so much fire. why was that he was unpopular at the end? a critique of empire, the greatest purveyor of violence in the world he was telling the truth, vietnam, trying to organize all poor people beyond civil rights, adding human-rights, and talked about in 64 going to the united nations, bringing america to try for the violation of human rights of black people. that is

de quÉ manera se le dispara el corazÓn a ricky martin?los invitamos a que nos acompaÑen porque ademÁs maÑana te diremos todo lo que te trae la buena suerte en la salud, dinero y en el amor. >> asÍ que los esperamos desde las siete de la maÑana y ustedes dÍganme a ricky que se acueste a dormir temprano. >> gracias muchachos. >> ahÍ estÁ el vÍdeo mÁs esperados del 2015, la producciÓn de manÁ y shakira. grabada antes de que diera a luz a su segundo hijo. >> gracias, veamos. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hay mentiras en los labios ♪ ♪ hay mentiras en la piel ♪ ♪ quÉ dolor ♪ ♪ hay mentiras, hay amantes que por instantes de placer ♪ ♪ ponen su ira a temblar ♪ ♪ hay mentiras compasivas ♪ ♪ hay mentiras por piedad ♪ ♪ que no quieren lastimar ♪ ♪ hay mentiras que nos quieren de verdad ♪ ♪ hay engaÑos que por aÑos ♪ ♪ ocultaron la verdad ♪ ♪ haciendo mucho daÑo ♪ ♪ yo me voy a refugiar ♪ ♪ a la tierra amor ♪ ♪ tÚ eres mi amor, mi alegrÍa ♪ ♪ la verdad de mi vida ♪ ♪ mi deber que me salta a los brazos deprisa ♪ ♪ tÚ eres mi refugio y mi verdad ♪ ♪ oh, yeah ♪ ♪ tu eres mi

>>continuamos con el gran ricky martin.tengo mucha vergüenza decirlo porque me he recuperado pidiendo perdÓn si es necesario. a quiÉn fue la Última persona? a la Última persona que le pedÍ perdÓn sÓlo voy a pedir con esta canciÓn. >> el aÑo pasado dijiste ante nuestras cÁmaras en mÉxico que decretaba la llegada de esa niÑa que te robara el corazÓn y eso estÁ a punto de pasar? >> el proceso empezarÁ este aÑo, pienso yo, pero todavÍa no hay nada en el horno. >> todavÍa no. >> yo no tengo nada que esconder. >> que vengan dos. >> que vengan dos! > asÍ tengo dos princesas en mi cuarto. >> los niÑos se preguntan sobre su madre? >> no hay nada raro en la ___ mi dinÁmica familiar. si entiende mi respuesta, perfecto. si no la entienden, sigue jugando y volverÁn con la pregunta. >> me preguntan si erigirÁ este aÑo. >> sÍ, hay gira. para mÁs detalles, dentro de dos dÍas. >> pendiente a las redes sociales de querido ricky. sÉ que te sientes cÓmodo y abres tu corazÓn y de un ricky martin diferente. te agradezco mucho porque aquÍ te apoy

de quÉ manera se le dispara el corazÓn a ricky martin?te quÉ dÍa es hoy? >> y como te llamas? >> no te vayas que hay mÁs todavÍa, que hay mucho mÁs porque por supuesto, hemos rescatado dos tweet. vamos con el primer quiere que le cuentes un poquito mÁs sobre tu gira de conciertos. >> mi gira de conciertos es muy intensa, muy extensa y va a ser global, empecemos en nueva zelanda si dios quiere, en mayo y abril estamos en australia, vamos por toda asia, en el verano estaremos en europa y para septiembre octubre y noviembre estamos en estados unidos y latinoamÉrica. hay mucho trabajo y muchos contactos. >> hay otro tweet, te gustarÍa que tus hijos siguieran tus pasos? >> yo creo que mis hijos sean felices. que ellos decidan. >> cÓmo ha cambiado tu vida desde que existen las redes sociales en la vida? >> como nos ha cambiado a todo, quÉ suerte tenemos. >> tÚ eres el que contesta los tweet? >> obsesionado, tengo un tremendo equipo que me ayuda a dejarme saber exactamente quÉ reacciones estÁ teniendo en cada paÍs, cuando poste o una foto, o dig

muchos se preguntan cÓmo estÁ la vida sentimental de ricky martin.a su cumpleaÑos en lo que muchos llaman la siesta __ fiesta de la... >> no olviden escribirnos en twitter. sigan ♪ kraft natural cheese comienza con leche fresca y usa más de medio galón de leche por cada libra de queso. porque sabemos que se necesita algo increíble para hacer algo increíble. ♪ inspírate en comidakraft.com una mujer tuvo un parto de sextillizos, que es el segundo alumbramiento multiple en republica dominicana!! y como nos cuenta indhira navarro, ademas de llenar de alegria a la familia, los bebes han generado preocupacion, por los escasos recursos economicos en su hogar. # >> araceli esperaba que sus bebÉs nacieron dentro de dos semanas pero los bebÉs no dieron espera y tuvo que irse rÁpidamente al hospital y mediante una cesÁrea de emergencia, nacieron los pequeÑos, que si bien se encuentran en buen estado de salud, deberÁn tener un cuidado especial. >> bien y el abdomen muy distendido por el peso de los reciÉn nacidos. >> nacieron con un poco mÁs de un kilo y evoluci

betty: martin, great to see you this martin. martin sorrell founder and ceo of wpp.ie hyman has more on walmart. >> the company's fourth quarter were strong but the forecast for the first quarter and full year are below what analysts anticipated. i want to bring you other things walmart is talking about. the company says it is going to be boosting the pay of its workers. this is something that walmart had hinted around that it wanted to work toward a point where none of its workers were making minimum wage. now, it is saying it is going to be boosting the pay of hourly associates to nine dollars per hour starting in april. that would be a significant change at the company. the company says the following year, but every first -- by february 1 2016 current employees will earn at least $10 per hour. associates will have more control over their schedules. labor rights folks had been pushing walmart on not just the per hour pay, but the bucks ability of the schedule for working parents for example -- the flexibility of the schedule for working parents for example. 500,000

>> martin's case was even more unique in that they didn't know what was causing this.s a brain injury, for example, because of trauma, you know, people are going to be more aggressive because young people tend to have a better likelihood of recovering from brain trauma or a very young child, for example, who, you know, drowns for example in a swimming pool. that happens. they may still have some likely hood of recovery. you have to sort of balance all that with what the diagnosis is. in this case, he didn't have a diagnosis. they treated him with antibiotics, they treated him with anti-fungal agents. not because they knew he had infections but they didn't know and were willing to try anything. for the family, they needed to try to push for an answer. >> to be trapped like he was though, especially as a teenager with all the thoughts you have in your head and not be able to express them or let anybody else know and to not have any control over your life and, you know, be plunked down watching barney all day long, it's just terrifying. >> it reminds me more of a locked i

at martin truex jr. the top five unlimited and those two guys were the underdogs that he can pull off the big win sunday afternoon. burnsy, i love you. we appreciate you. >> local news coming up and the qualifying on fox. 1:00 eastern. you will be part of that. michael waltrip will have time in and around and talk about the interesting format here. sit do

you're weird and different martin.applause) canada you're so close burks is -- so close, but is it different there. >> it is. it's a democratic country. these labels are insane. giuliani is a kardashian. (applause) you enter that element of politics where you're so desperate for attention the only reason we're talking about him now is because of what he said. and that kind of rete rhetoric is very bad for this country right now. if anybody hates america -- (applause) >> does that apply to barack obama when he called bush unpatriotic? >> he said his policy against the core was unpatriotic. >> that's not fair. >> larry: i'll tell you the difference. giuliani said obama doesn't love this country. john adams was called a hermaphrodite. politicians are -- (laughter) let's take this out of political language and put this in rapper language. >> okay. >> larry: when people think of us -- >> racist! that's racist! >> larry: let's imagine obama's jay-z and julianna is vanilla ice. what should he do about vanilla? >> it's kind of

martin, what is it like working on broadway?age every second. so, you know, if you have to, you know, get a little gas, let's say you have enchiladas, and you know that that -- or you have anything -- >> jimmy: yeah. it's about eating -- >> yeah, and you don't want to eat the wrong food. >> jimmy: you don't. yeah. because if you -- you don't want to be stopped up, backed up. >> oh, you don't want to be backed up. you want to be strong. you want to come on strong and hard. >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] >> or else you're gonna have to get a corkscrew up there. pops it right out of there. >> well, i mean, you know, a a lot of things -- powerful performances can get you hard. cialis can get you hard. the point of it is -- [ laughter ] you want to come on strong and you want to pop the occasion. which is the name of my next book, by the way, and i'd love you to read it. >> jimmy: is it? yeah. it just reminded me, i just saw "spongebob squarepants" this past weekend. and a man was thrown out of the theater for that exact reason. >> why

>> ricky martin! ( aplausos ) >> ahÍ estÁ. >> quÉ bonito!ntaron un retraso de dos horas luego se comenzÓ a sentir un olor extraÑo en la cabina del piloto. se realizÓ un aterrizaje de emergencia. esperaron horas por sus maletas pero dicen sentirse agradecidos porque estÁn a salvo. nueva inglaterra estÁ paralizada por el frÍo. la tormenta descargÓ mÁs de dos pies de nieve en algunas areas se pronostica que las prÓximas nevadas ocurrirÁn el jueves. el sistema de transporte estÁ paralizado y la acumulaciÓn de nieve es tal que las autoridades optaron por arrojarla al mar mÁs de 2000 vuelos fueron cancelados desde y hacia los aeropuertos alejados. noticias que hacen titulares en amÉrica latina. en mÉxico los padres de los 43 estudiantes desaparecidos en guerrero expresaron su apoyo a los expertos forenses argentinos que ponen en duda la organizaciÓn que seÑala el secuestro y asesinato de los normalistas. con la declaraciÓn del equipo argentino de antropologÍa forense queda claro que la verdad histÓrica de la procuradurÍa general de la repÚblica se

port martin. doing a great job up there. >>> ryan young, the man from miami got the assignment in chicago. wow, that was pretty mean of us, but you're doing -- [ laughter ] you're so adorable. you're helping him push a car. this is another induction shun. gosh, look at you. >> reporter: we were on a side street and unfortunately the guy got stick stuck, so we've doble this pretty much all the morning long. this is the issue on the side streets. i'm obviously people are trying to get to work and out of their homes. it's a daunting task, that is one of the reasons why we came over here. this is like the third or fourth car that strier tried to help, but as you can see, this is just a big mess. >> i know this is a far cry from what you are used to, but where you are in chicago, i think those guys pushing the car might be used to this, but they're breaking records in chicago. i'm sure it's no surprise. >> reporter: well, 19 inches so far. we've talked to most of the people here. they said, look, a big

trooper martin then places paramedic white in a choke hold. backs off. >> i think maybe just having that second officer there helped bring martin under control a little bit, enough that he could just have that moment of clarity to realize what he was doing was not in his best interest, my best interest and most importantly, in the patient's best interest. >> the trooper allows the ambulance to leave and follows it to the hospital. when they arrive, paramedic white checks in his patient, who is released later that day. the paramedic then turns himself in. >> i went back outside to the second trooper on scene and i told him that at this point, you can arrest me, i released my patient care to the nurse. >> but after everything that happened, white is never arrested. trooper martin did not respond to interview requests through his lawyer, but in a press conference, his lawyer says paramedic white delayed the patient by not letting martin talk directly to driver paul franks. >> the trooper martin's belief was if i could sit down and talk to paul, t

martin luther king talks about that. they played off of each other. the only time they met, they were observing the filibuster. how ironic 50 years later the justice department uses the same civil rights legs lace, unable to bring a charge against george zimmerman. part of the reason martin luther king could be listened to was the other was malcolm x. they were really a political tandem. it's hard for me to believe when i see his face, see people wear, x caps, that he hasn't been made softer for us by time. made a little more acceptable to us by time, than that muslim man who said some really tough things about what america was at the time. >> absolutely. the last year of his death he broadened the scope, talking about internationalizing the struggle. that was frightening. what we see today, in some ways, let us prays him now that he is dead. is a hope that perhaps that malcolm can be evaded. this country never wanted to air dirty laundry with the world. >> lucas, how old are you? >> 25. >> this is all ancient history we are talking about to you. from

it's martin luther king day 2015. marching bands perform men walk on stilts. peek walk, arm in arm singing. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> rewind just a few months earlier. a very different image. fires raging in ferguson missouri. protests over a grand jury decision not to indict darren wilson a white officer who shot and killed a black teen. conflictingconflicting images of peace and protest that make up the fabric of what its it means to be black in america. fires after the assassination of martin luther king. gathered in the capitol to hear dr. king's iconic speech. >> i have a dream that one day this nation will rise up live out the true meaning of its creed, we hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal. >> the long march towards desegregation in america often one step forward two steps back. >> you are not effective for segregation. >> october ordered immediate desegregation in mississippi. >> different than the children today and with it the notion of black history month has changed as well. >> people hope to gain by pressing the desegregation mo

asi cÓmo... >> en la nevera de ricky martin que no puede faltar? a leer que dice la gente, las fotos de instagram, y no es que me ponga a dormir, te estimula mÁs. no dejen de hacerlo, no me estoy quejando para nada, me gusta, pero definitivamente las redes sociales. >> ahora nos tomamos una selfie. no como esa pero otro. >> gracias por ser tan sincero y honesto. lanza hoy su nuevo disco. a quien quiera escuchar. >> en el rincÓn social que tenemos preparadas grandes sorpresas para ti. >> oscar de la hoya sufriÓ esta foto con su hija tatiana. atiana perdon. >> sabemos que estÁ casado y tiene dos hijos menores, pero tambiÉn busca momentos para disfrutar con su hija. >> estÁ bien guapa. >> dÁndose tiempo para compartir con todos. >> viene esta semana a despierta amÉrica. >> tambiÉn en otras noticias quiero comentarles que nos ha llegado el disco de juan gabriel >> querida! >> es un disco que se llama duos. vemos la portada del disco que es la mejor recopilaciÓn de los Éxitos de juan gabriel cantados con grandes amigos. >> hola, quÉ tal? dentro de muy p

trayvon martin could have been me 35 years ago.few african-american men in this country who haven't had the experience of building followed when they were 1407ing in a department store. that includes me. i know it's a hard thing to talk about. it's painful to see the difference between where we were two years ago and where we are today. is. >> but how much do you want to wager? thaw will still raise the people who say why were they there? >> thank you as always my friend. it's good to see you. we will have more of the break coming up. would you be willing to give up sharing your moments? sacrifice streaming all night long? is it okay to drop a connection, when you need it most? if you're not on the largest, most reliable network, what are you giving up? verizon. it's just you and your honey. the setting is perfect. but then erectile dysfunction happens again. you know what? plenty of guys have this issue not just getting an erection but keeping it. well, viagra helps guys with ed get and keep an erection. ask your doctor if your he

martin luther king's march on washington d.c. but in fact it's a walmart ad, celebrating black history month. american companies like coke, southwest airlines and at&t celebrate black history month. it isn't a new phenomenon but the outrage over the ads this year is. >> anger frustration, being upset over the constant marketing ploys. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> zeli amani is an activist, a blogger on social media. black shoes and apparel from nike. the question posted on twitter is it a black history month celebration or a capitalization. nike says it separates athletes and leaders who are big in culture. >> the history of my people shouldn't be a marketing scheme i think deserves a bit more respect than that. mocking bay part 1 says how you black folk have black leaders pay them equally and create an environment where they feel safe then maybe we can talk. >> reporter: many of zelle's 32,000 followers are black politically active under 30 and outraged. >> this hit a nerve because exploiting black culture for profiting gain is not honoring, it's

. >> tenemos mÁs de ricky martin.cÁl fue el desenlace de la historia.---la comisÓn que cobra un portal de internet que ayuda a recaudar fondos geneÓ controversia... enÉrese por qÉ establecen como cuota un porcentaje de las donaciones altruistas... ---y en san francisco, toda una comunidad exige justicia por el reciente homicidio de una mujer transgenero...lo esperamos en noticias univision 14 a las 6. en serios aprietos puso borja voces a ricky martin, justo de que abandonara nuestro estudio ayer!! y por poco sale corriendo!! publicamos el video en nuestro portal y lo compartimos en las redes, y por peticion popular nos acompaqa borja voces para contarnos que sucedio!! cuentanos brja... >> antes que nada agradecer a ricky martin despuÉs de la gran entrevista que le hiciste. querÍa entrevistar a ricky martin porque siempre le habÍa visto por televisiÓn tan sencillo, es un artista de los mÁs simpÁticos que hay y dije " yo quiero preguntarle tambiÉn". inventÉ una cosa que es a travÉs de los tÍtulos de sus canciones hacer

martin says he used his job at a cvs photo lab to collect pictures of kids. when he saw a photo that he liked, he'd make a copy for himself. martin also used his cell phone to take videos of young girls walking through the cvs. >> he always had his camera like he would stop in at cvs on the weekend. i'm like where are you off to? he's going to the zoo. and i just thought he liked taking pictures. >> martin told police he also recorded girls at the national zoo in 2013. at his home investigators found tens of thousands of pictures and videos that martin had been collecting since 1977. >>> a rabbi accused of voyeurism will be in court next week and we're now hearing he could take a plea deal. we didn't know the terms of the deal yet. larry freundel is accused of secretly recording a religious bath. we one of those women and her husband. they're against the deal. >> he would not have to face his victims during the trial. that punishment would be taken away. >> freundel was fired from the kesher israel orthodox synagogue in december. he was the rabbi there for 25

then the trayvon martin case was sort of soupuperseded by other investigations.d the movement. >> when we think in terms of the black lives movement they all began around the trayvon martin case. it became this kind of galvanizing force where everyone had to pay attention. it didn't burn as hot as ferguson later, of course, but this was really the foundation for all of these other movements to spring off of. for the first time they saw this young man who looked just like them. >> i'm wondering, michael, was there a palpable difference in the way the trayvon martin case resonated because he was killed by a civilian as opposed to the cases like michael brown's where law enforcement was then part of the picture, or is this just all of a piece in the minds of most young black men like yourself? >> oh, absolutely. it's a part of the whole criminalization of black youth. like the reason that trayvon martin is killed by george zimmerman is that because zimmerman sees him as a criminal element. he sees him as a criminal threat in his neighborhood invading his space. he's

ricky martin estuvo en la banda. quÉ es? vamos a ver. ricky martin! cÓmo estamos?? >> es un fenÓmeno musical histÓrico el problema es donde el pÚblico va a poder ver como un artista se crea cÓmo cÓmo se desarrolla un grupo musical de cinco jÓvenes que estÁn dispuestas a entregar su alma en el escenario. es bien interesante porque el pÚblico dicta quiÉn va a ser parte de la banda, las masas son los que dicen quÉ artistas van a llegar. >> quÉ va a ser ricky martin? >> ademÁs de ser juez de productor ejecutivo de la banda y una vez se cree este supergrupo voy a ser el representante de la banda. >> es el primer proyecto de simon en el mercado hispÁnico. >> me llama y me dice "tengo esta idea" me ha pasado la batuta para que ello ocurra este gran proyecto que es fascinante. yo vengo de un proyecto como este. yo audiciÓn en cuatro veces y me dijeron que no en mis comienzos y el consejo que le estoy es que crean en ustedes y que tambiÉn creen en nosotros que van a estar rodeados de gente de profesionales, de creativos, de gente de todo el equipo.. >> ahÍ nos veremos, esta

. >> tenemos mÁs de ricky martin. las carnes crudas de las frutas y vegetales. cocine hasta la temperatura adecuada. refrigere a 40 grados. proteja a su familia. en serios aprietos puso borja voces a ricky martin, justo de que abandonara nuestro estudio ayer!! y por poco sale corriendo!! publicamos el video en nuestro portal y lo compartimos en las redes, y por peticion popular nos acompaqa borja voces para contarnos que sucedio!! cuentanos brja... >> antes que nada agradecer a ricky martin despuÉs de la gran entrevista que le hiciste. querÍa entrevistar a ricky martin porque siempre le habÍa visto por televisiÓn tan sencillo, es un artista de los mÁs simpÁticos que hay y dije " yo quiero preguntarle tambiÉn". inventÉ una cosa que es a travÉs de los tÍtulos de sus canciones hacerle preguntas, a ver si podÍa descubrir cuÁl es el secreto a voces de ricky martin. a ver si lo he conseguido. yo te digo cuÁl es tu asignatura pendiente. >> bueno, mi asignatura pendiente, yo he logrado todo en mi vida. estoy sumamente agradec

ricky martin is no stranger to our studio.orm live in a moment. first more about the latin man that brought latin music to the masses. ♪ she bangs ♪ >> with over 70 million albums sold 11 number one hits and countless sell out concerts around the globe, ricky martin is an international superstar. martin seemed born for the spotlight at just 12-years-old he became one of latin america's biggest teen idols as a lead singer for the all boy puerto rican pop group minuto ♪ here we go ♪ >> after going solo martin took the u.s. by storm. his cup of life performance at the 1999 grammys kicked off the '90s latin pop explosion bringing spanish music mainstream and landing martin on the cover of "time" magazine martin sealed his star testimony with his sexy hit song "living lavita loca." since taking time off to focus on family and to raise his twin boys martin's back in nul u full force with his new spanish album to whomever wants to listen. hey, ricky, good morning, again. >> it's great to see those videos. it's amazing. >> we are doin

>> we look at trayvon martin, came to the fore, because of million hoodies. shown solidarity, among black things. >> and million hoodies was onto something. among all online users 76% of african americans are on facebook surpassing whites whiets and hispanics. at 16%. >> let's get it together black folks let's change our ways. glfer. >> reporter: jonathan gentrysays change starts at home. >> voting yourself back, it's easier for you to blame someone than to change from within and make a better future for yourself and your children. >> after jonathan gentry posted his video online, he said he received death threats but didn't stop him from speaking out. >> some of the people you spoke to in the package said they don't need one or two leaders maybe more. what does the future look like? >> it's interesting the future looks more inclusive. you have to remember that this old guard of black leadership classically looked like african americans. they came from the baptist pulpit. our generation, we grew up with a president who was mixed race, we grew up in indonesian

for more we are joined by legal analyst areva martin on the phone in los angeles.we heard from john the facts were not in question. eddie ray routh admittedly killed kyle and chad littlefiedl the only thing the jury had to decide was whether he was insane. there was evidence that he was mentally ill. but that's not enough under the law. >> absolutely. under texas law, being mentally ill is not the equivalent of being legally insane. the question is whether eddie ray routh knew what he was doing was right or wrong. the prosecution put on a persuavive case that he did appreciate the fact that killing chris kyle and his friend was wrong, and he was high on marijuana and alcohol on the day of the shooting. >> he could be mentally ill but sane under the law. are you surprised it took the jury so little time to make the decision? >> not really. moment of us legal experts, those of us watching the case knew that the insanity defense is difficult. it's used in less than 5% of criminal cases, and rarely rarely is it successful. going into the trial, the chances of roth and

. >>> tomorrow night marks three years since trayvon martin was shot and killed by george zimmerman. the feds say there's no proof zimmerman was motivated by racial animosity. today martin's mom said she still believes zimmerman got away with murder. >> sybrina fulton says she is disappointed the justice department found insufficient evidence to pursue federal civil rights charges against zimmerman but adds she is not surprised. >> trayvon martin was my son. trayvon martin is also your son and don't wait till something happens to your son or your daughter or somebody that is close to you in order for you to participate, in order for you to get involved. we need your help now. we need your support now. >> trayvon martin was unarmed when he was shot dead by george zimmerman during a confrontation in sanford, florida. the former neighborhood watch volunteer claimed self-defense and zimmer unanimous was -- zimmerman was acquitted of murder and manslaughter in state court. >>> $5,000 to a gaithersburg family who lost a mom and two teens in that plane crash and when tragedy strikes, grief

the justice department decision in the shooting death of trayvon martin. what that could mean for racial tenges. >> for the first time since 2010, president obama has used his veto in the controversial keystone pipeline bill back to capitol hill. he was very clear in his reasons to do so. and republicans were quick with their criticism. mike viqueira, we knew this was coming and why it.the president veto this bill? >> tony, it's only his third veto in the entire administration. supporters of construction of this pipeline, they of course passed the bill as promised, what they took over to the congress was a house and senate to circumvent the approval process to build the 1700-mile pipeline that would run through the tar sands of alberta canada over a sensitive aquaphor and over to the gulf coast where it would be refind. some call it a jobs bill, and opponents call it an environmental disaster waiting to happen. they say that the method of extraction of the tar sands from alberta is particularly environmentally messy. today, the white house vetoed this bill

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in san jose 43 degrees and 34 degrees to kick off the new day in san martin.ittle bit of patchy frost out there this morning, keep that in mind especially if you're parked outside and live in one of the isolated inland valley spots, so lir more, santa rosa and san martin only spots seeing the frost so far. as we get into the next couple of days we'll warm you up gradually. three to five degrees warmer tomorrow and a big pattern change on friday with the inclusion of those showers we promised you. first let's talk about today and take you through the day part forecast. cool to start, a mild finish. temperatures mostly in the 60s. at lunch time today a warmer day coming your way even though it's cooler to start we'll see a beautiful rebound under the influence of high pressure. then as we get into the 3:00 hour, warmest point of the day, temperatures mostly in the mid to upper 60s. we will see upper 60s as we head throughout your wednesday. let's talk about the showers. this is definitely high interest, you' hav've been postn my facebook page, when are showers g

thursday is the third anniversary of martin's death. the 17-year-old was walking home from the store when zimmerman shot him to death in florida. zimmerman was later a -- acquitted of second-degree murder. >>> mish mcconnell has offered a vote to fund the homeland security department without blocking president obama's immigration orders. >> it's another way to get the senate unstuck from a democratic philly buster an move the -- filibuster and move forward. >> president obama says it's the homeland security workers who would be affected. >> unless congress acts, one week from now, more than 100,000 employees, border patrol, port inspectors, tsa agents will show up to work without getting paid. >> because about 85% of homeland security employees are deemed essential, they would still have to show up for work even though they would not get paid until a budget for that department is passed. >>> isis militants reportedly captured as many as 100 syrian christians from northeast syria today but in iraq the military says they've liberated the

we also have a statement from the martin family.re disappointed in these finding, it has steeled our resolve to continue traveling the country with the message of the trayvon martin foundation. we remain poised to do everything in our power to help eradicate senseless violence in our communities, because we don't want any other foornt experience the unexplainable loss we have endured. they even went as far as looking at more recent arrests against him in florida and couldn't find any charges to bring against him. >> finally closure for trayvon martin's family. evan perez, thank you. up next a possible change in what parents are told about peanuts and peanut butter. there could be a way to prevent peanut allergies our dr. sanjay gupta has that info next. ality for over 19 million people. [ mom ] with life insurance, we're not just insuring our lives... we're helping protect his. [ female announcer ] everyone has a moment when tomorrow becomes real. transamerica. transform tomorrow. you know, i think about money kind of a lot. money i

>> it would appear to be a lone wolf, martin.rk said a politically terrorist attack in a number of stal statements. it would appear as if it's similar to other incidents and, of course, mr. vilks who is the one that was was in this theater, he made his own statement saying he was the target and it's related to the 2007 caricatures of mohamed by the cartoonist. now, the reality is we don't know yet. but there are similar incidents that we have seen elsewhere, if, in fact, mr. vilks' statement is correct, we saw the canadian incidents, two of those in october, we saw the new york incident, we saw the sydney and last month, of course, the tragedy there in paris where 17 innocent people were killed. so if it's a lone wolf, they are being encouraged by perhaps some of what we are hearing out of the middle east with al qaeda and peninsula. >> do you think this is the big terror and not the huge attacks we all feared but, in fact, these terrible attacks on a much smaller scale? >> well, certainly, martin, it would appear that we are see