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>> if his summation defense lawyer kirk nomee didn't ask for an acquittal.edge that jurors were likely to convict jodi of something. >> if miss arias is guilty of any crime at all, it is the crime of manslaughter and nothing more. >> and he pointedly reminded the jury that this wasn't a reality show, that their decision shouldn't be whether they approve of the woman whose sexual escapades had been part of their daily routine for four months. >> nine days out of ten i don't like jodi arias. >> it was a phrase that resonated. if not with the jury then certainly with his client, who responded via twitter, "nine days out of ten? that sounds about right." if you think it's strange that a murder defendant would laugh it up via social media, even while a jury deliberates her fate, then you don't know jodi arias. but of course that was kind of the issue throughout this trial. who was she? >> i don't know. >> look closely at jodi arias during cross-examination. no matter how much she sobs while strategically perhaps covering her face, there seemed to be no teardrops

the east bay horrendous 67 degrees of berkeley in the upper 60's 72 degrees for your moay degrees to nome in the low 70's in santa rosa warming up to 72 degrees. so let's take a look ahead at your 7 day outlook and you could e very little ange for the next da to day forecast so average average and also one thing to note lack of rain for the xt 7 days but one thing th we do need to keep an eye on better clearing mondainto tuesday and because of that overnight lows will actully dipped into the 30's and 40's tuesdayorning and wednesday morning so weare going to notice. chilly nights ahead becausof that lack a blanket of cloud cover but then warming up by thursday and fridafor overnight lows because we are going tootice that increase in that blanket during the ernight hours rm us just teager back to us. >>thank you so muchnext up at would make valentine's day ev better. some dogs show you the pups that were helping people have a lovel obama: he's en a leader thughout the country for the past twelve years, mr. michael bloomberg is here. vo: leadership in action. mayor bloomberg and president o

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isn't that great by just listening i actually debateed him him last summer and they havem nome on a big screen, lare tv screen and 3 of us argued with him, i think people who feel like they want to do something for the poor should do something for the poor instead of just feeling good about reading "the new york times" and thinking, yes, i'm a good person, i care about the poor, for example, they should -- they should help the homeless as i have actually in a small way by having them come live with them, i had some homeless with me for 4 and a half years in my house and that doesn't make me a saint, that makes me m a person that wants to put money where her mouth is, but the key point is to let the poor people free so they can work and travel and live. you told me before you started that you have 2 acres of lawn, well, that's probably because in your town you can't build a house without a large lot, it's in the rural and that's to keep people out, that's what it's for and it's true in many, many places in the united states. people with 2-acre lot sitting there reading the nation magazin

. >> thank you we should mention dan's show, the magician at the nomed hotel here in new york city.does too. this is xfinity x1. featuring the emmy award-winning voice remote. streaming services without changing passwords and input. live sports - with real-time stats and scores. access to the most 4k content. and your movies and shows to go. the best tv experience is the best tv value. xfinity x1. simple. easy. awesome. xfinity. the future of awesome. >>> welcome back, everybody. there are only three days >>> welcome back everybody. there are three days left until valentine's day. if you're scrambling for a way to show that special someone how much you care, we have ideas martha stewart is here for dyi sweet treats, all from the latest issue of "martha stewart living." martha, before we get to the cooking. your weekend you were at the oscars how was it >> it was so fun. >> you look amazing. >> thank you >> how was the process of getting all dolled up? >> it took a little while. i'm not a movie star. >> you look like one there. >> it's nice i wore a short dress which got attention be

chris ski nome thanks comment is pomp pass ignorance. who does mike bloomberg think he is?e to do with the labor side. they understand genetics and engineering. biology, chemistry. it is i object credibly difficult for farmers every day to feed the world. i'm just so proud my entire family is farmers. i have been a farmer my entire life. his comment is so out of touch with every day americans. ainsley: it's pretty tough work, isn't it, farming? >> my goodness. i would challenge mike bloomberg to come spend a day with a farmer, you know, to ride horses, rope steers, go out there and drive g.p.s. controlled tractors. computer program grain handling systems and then internationally market your commodities to pay your bills and continue to do what they do best. so, yes, it's incredibly difficult work. long hours. incredibly insulting for him to make a comment like that. what i have noticed is with mike bloomberg is he belittles the every day american out there i don't know to you that is a winning campaign for him. >> how is that message going to resonate with. >> mike bloomber

the "new york times" found nome are some establishment leaders worried about sanders candidacy, theyarty to stop his nomination. the "times" says since sanders victory in nevada on saturday the paper interviewed 93 party officials, all of them super delegates who could have had a say on the democratic nominee at this summer's convention and found overwhelming opposition to handing sanders the nomination if he falls short of a majority of delegates. >> i think, charlie sykes, i heard chris matthews quoting richard nix an few nights ago saying any movement that starts with the word "stop" loses. if it's "stop trump." if it's "stop sanders." all you do, you're in the establishment. all you do is, it's like the obi-wan kenobi rule of politics. try to strike him down, you only make him stronger. >> yeah. i remember this kind of talk four years ago. the "stop trump" movement that went pretty much nowhere. you have an overwhelming response a reality check, that democrats realize that bernie sanders, his nomination, puts at risk the house majority. that there are huge consequences. so what,